The mixing of staple fibers before they are carded, drafted and spun into yarn. Blending is done for consistency in the final yarn and is a critical step to avoid "streaks" in a carpet.
A visual effect in which two textures are mixed together and assigned to the same object surface (see alpha blending and stippling).
Mixing of two compatible fuels having different properties in order to produce an intermediate fuel
An art of mixing together wines or spirits to obtain a better product, to create a specific style or to enhance the final product. A blend can be : a blend of different grape varieties, or the same variety from different locations, or different years.
Mixing different varieties and grades of tobacco in order to produce a predetermined, uniform blend that meets a customer's specifications of quality, flavor, and aroma. The tobaccos are blended according to specific formulas or recipes that dictate the percentage of each type and grade to be used.
The putting together of 2 wines, which marry well. A technique which allows for the elaboration of a wine made from several different varieties, elaborated beforehand
The practice of mixing wines from different grape varieties, geographical origins or vintages, or similar wines with somewhat different characteristics.
This means mixing thoroughly. In the case of thickening a liquid with flour, blending is the term used to describe the process of mixing the flour to a smooth paste with a little cold liquid, before adding the hot liquid.
The mixing of quantities of the same fiber taken from many lots or of different types of fiber to produce a uniform result.
The operation of mixing two or more single-origin coffees
mixing two or more base stock components to achieve targeted specifications. "Blending" usually refers to mixing homologous materials, i.e. two base oils or two petroleum waxes; "Compounding" refers to mixing base products with additives.
The thorough intermingling of powders of the same nominal composition (not to be confused with mixing).
Mixing of various ingredients of a molding composition, or of several batches of the same type, to ensure uniform distribution of all particles. Called dry blending or wet blending depending on condition.
a common winemaking practice in which the juice from different vats and barrels is mixed together to achieve a desired result.
Process of mixing malt or pot still whiskey with grain whiskey.
1) A condition where two signals mix together to form one sound or to give the sound of one sound source or one performance. 2) Mixing the left and right signal together slightly which makes the instruments sound closer to the center of the performance stage. 3) A method of panning during mixing where instruments are not panned extremely left or right.
mixing wines from different grape varities, different origins, different vintages, or similar wines with differing characteristics
A wine can be blend of different varieties, different vintages, different areas and even different barrel.
The primary task of the wine maker where different lots or barrels are blended together to produce the final product for bottling.
A thorough mixing of various ingredients.
Term used for mixing malt or pot still whiskey with grain whiskey
(Gas) mixing gases of different specifications to produce one within the required gas specification. (Crude) sometimes crudes are blended near source when the same storage terminal or pipeline is used. An example is Brent blend – a blend of crudes from various fields in the east Shetland basin. Also used to create components for gasoline.
thorough mixing of two compatible fuels having different properties to produce an intermediate fuel of certain properties
a winemaking technique of combining different wines to create one really good wine. Often, wines from different grapes are blended. In the case of Champagne and Port, wines from different vintages are blended to create a “non-vintage” wine.
Blending involves racking and blending wines from different varieties and areas to produce the required base wine. Different grape varieties are blended to achieve special flavours or characteristics that can not be developed by using an individual variety.
Mixing two colors together in a gradual manner either directly on the surface of the project, or by stroking the color within the brush on a palette surface. Brights- Short bristled flat paint brushes, also called chisel blenders.
(IC/OOC Confusion): Where player mixes or "blends" realities between their character and themselves, or uses OOC knowledge that wouldn't otherwise be known to their character either in active RP or in SLs.
The art and science of mixing wines and/or spirits together.
mixing several kinds of wines to create one wine (ie: Cabernet-Merlot)
The mixing of fruit or wines from different vintages, geographies, and varieties. While less expensive wines are usually blends, there is also a wealth of excellent high-end blends.
The mixing of two or more different parcels of wine together by winemakers to produce a consistent finished wine that is ready for bottling. Laws generally dictate what wines can be blended together, and what is subsequently printed on the wine label.
Mixing finished wines to get a better balanced wine.
A wine making technique of combining different wines to create a superior result. Often, wines from different varietals are blended.
The process of mixing lubricants or components for the purpose of obtaining the desired physical and/or chemical properties (see compounding).
Preparation of a gas mixture by measuring and mixing components. A process by which component and balance gases of a gas mixture are metered into a container. Blending process measurements (i.e. scale resolution, actual weight data, partial pressures, Acublend® response data) have sufficient resolution and accuracy to assure that components are in the required ratio to meet customer and Scott specifications.
Means the mixing together of one or more products with other products to produce a product that is offered for sale, sole, or used as a motor fuel.
Mixing together of two or more materials or the gradual shading of paint from one panel to the next to assure color consistency.
Blended whiskies/whiskys are a mix of grain whisky with malt (or bourbon or rye according to the country of origin). In Canada 9.09 per cent of the blend may be whiskies/whiskys from other countries, or even distilled fruit juices.
Blending is the process of putting two or more wines together, in the hopes of making a better wine. (Could this be the same process as making shooters?)
The mixing together of a straight whiskey (pure malt, single malt, bourbon or rye) and grain whisky. In Canada the blending process allows for 9,09% to include non-Canadian whiskies (i.e. distilled fruit juices, fortified wine or whiskies from other countries.) The result is a blended whisky / whiskey.
In graphics: The process of mixing colors from different sources, usually using an alpha channel.
Operation consisting of mixing several wines in a vat.
The mixing of base stocks and additives to produce a lubricant with specified properties.
The process of physically mixing two or more lots or types of material to produce a homogeneous lot. Blends normally receive new identification and require testing.
A winemaking technique where wines from different grape varieties and/or different vintages are combined to achieve a certain effect in the final wine. There are many reasons for blending wines ranging from creating a wine of a consistent, established quality or character to simply bringing about a desired colour or degree of sweetness.