Sentence examples for To combined from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring (two or more things or activities) together; to unite.
- Combine the milk and the hot water in a large bowl.
Citizens of Pyongyang are also treated to combined Kimilsungia and Kimjongilia shows.
Figure 5 Change in error due to combined representation.
Similarly, bees exposed to combined stressors showed the greatest losses in general body weight in autumn.
The occurrence of not one but various VMPs may lead to combined effects.
The piles have a diameter of 500 mm and are subject to combined bending.
However, during my Ph.D. I was able to combined both experimental biology and mathematics.
There, they will be exposed simultaneously to combined stimuli, especially microgravity and radiation.
The emphasis is placed on new physical phenomena due to combined axial stress and radial pressure.
But U.S. policies have now driven local nationalism, xenophobia and Islamism to combined fever pitch.
2. Remove from heat, add butter, brandy and salt; stir to combined.
Couple sentenced to combined 19 years in prison over Confederate flags, threats, and slurs at black child's party.
