Sentence examples for By melding from inspiring English sources

By melding reading into the practice of pediatric medicine, Reach Out and Read aims to bring about a new understanding of what the pediatrician's role should be, said Earl M. Phalen, the organization's chief executive, who was visiting the Bellevue pediatric clinic from the program's Boston headquarters on a recent morning.

By melding the two troubled Japanese banks he is buying, Mr. Ross plans to create a network of 200 branches offering services to individuals and small and midsize companies in and around Tokyo and Osaka, Japan's two largest cities. "This will give us critical mass, making critical investments in information technology and marketing more affordable," Mr. Ross said.

By melding the two we find ourselves at a perfect inflection point for the rise of voice and the fall of hunting and pecking on a glowing phone.

By melding diverse perspectives and experiences across generations, we can be poised to develop different and more effective strategies to address the world's toughest problems.

By melding a critical analysis of the corporate food chain with innovative and resourceful community-based production techniques, grassroots groups in these cities have reclaimed large swaths of vacant land for a range of urban agricultural experiments.

No melds are revealed until someone goes out by melding a whole hand in one go.

Both Yin and Yang grow out of the Chinese Taoist philosophy that holds that the entire universe is held together not only by the opposing Yin/Yang characteristics, but by their melding as well.

Abigail Fischer, a mezzo-soprano, confidently navigated a spare, cool staging by Gia Forakis, melding into grainy vistas of sand and sea spray while singing with conviction and clarity.

MCMs were manufactured by heat melding multiple layers of low-voidage MCFs or high-voidage MCFs.

This paper is concerned with the fabrication of voided polyethylene microstructures by heat melding of plastic microcapillary films (MCFs) to form microcapillary monoliths (MCMs), which are consolidated layers of MCFs forming in two-dimensional arrays of microcapillaries.

Chaignaud and Bengolea have choreographed and performed together for 12 years, and the duo has created a style marked by eclecticism, melding ballet and modern dance with club styles and international forms.