hodgepodge

In short, it's a bit of a hodgepodge, full of stark contrasts.

If it's like most offices, amid the hodgepodge of cutting-edge technology are quite a few dinosaurs that seem pulled from yesteryear.

Infographics are always a bit of a hodgepodge of statistics culled from a variety of sources.

Until recently, the Department of Education could do nothing about this hodgepodge of methods for counting dropouts.

One may argue that if America was full of Japanese and Germans rather than a hodgepodge of immigrants, it may be even stronger.

Left to their own devices in a culture dish, ES cells will spontaneously differentiate into a hodgepodge of tissue types.

Yet without Japan, the TPP would be a hodgepodge, bringing together countries as diverse as Brunei, Peru, Vietnam and Australia.

When Clinton took office, he offered not an ideological world view in the style of Ronald Reagan, but a hodgepodge of details.

A formidable landscape, the Waziristan Hills are a hodgepodge of steep, rugged hills split by narrow passes and deep gorges.

I say interesting, because when you look at them as a whole, they are really quite a random hodgepodge collection of effects.

The resulting power structure is a hodgepodge of ineffective bureaucracies and competing organizations.

The Gross National Product were seen as a hodgepodge of Buicks , chickens, shirts, and diaper services.

I left my home after the death of their parents two old cottage, which is a hodgepodge house, as well as the city's slums.

Finance academics continue "churning out quantitative hodgepodge" and Wall Street and others continue to use it.

For years, a hodgepodge network of seed banks has been amassing seed and shoot collections in a haphazard manner.

"The Castle in the Forest" is a gleeful hodgepodge of ideas, held together by this satanic conceit.

It is a colorful, sunny space, decorated with a hodgepodge of vintage finds and her own creations.

Applications use a hodgepodge of services from multiple different providers to get the information they need.

Meanwhile, a hodgepodge of social activist groups have threatened marches during the World Cup.

Qiu's hodgepodge of masks, ink stones, keys and stuffed ravens achieves more quirky coherence than the Biennale itself.

All dreams exist in hodgepodge of possibility surrounding the physical plane.

Mr. Akimoto's team of 10 is a hodgepodge: the Disney janitor, a recently laid-off landscape artist and several college students.

Homebuilders have their own rationale for the hodgepodge of styles.

The Personal Shop is a hodgepodge of items deemed "too good for communal use" .

A mixture of diverse or unrelated parts or individuals; a hodgepodge.

For years, a hodgepodge network of seed banks has been amassing seed and shoot collections.

Mrs Clinton called them a "hodgepodge" .

A motley collection; a hodgepodge.

This box is a hodgepodge of books, old toys and things.

A mixture or medley; a hodgepodge.

In this article, I've only used cyclic space, but other types of 2D cellular automata, such as Hodgepodge, could be used.

what do you make of this ? - the mantle is a chemical hodgepodge