Sentence examples for a right combination from inspiring English sources
It's a right combination".
Catalytic cracking of LDPE pointed out the higher TOF values obtained over the hierarchical samples prepared with methanol and 2-propanol due to a right combination of accessibility and crystallinity in these materials.
A right combination of the salt, the structural supporting material, and the thermal conductivity enhancement material could give a hierarchical structure that is able to encapsulate the molten salt and give a substantial enhancement in the thermal conductivity.
In order to exploit the passive energy potential of the building envelope, it is important to provide a right combination of insulation thickness, heat capacity and night-time ventilation.
In conclusion: in all over the design of the device a multifactor approach would be adopted: a right combination of alloy composition, "surface shape", lubricant oil and alloy grains dimension, should be considered to avoid failures.
The developed models in this study take into account such variations, and are formulated in a way to obtain a right combination of the raw materials in one hand, and minimize the total inventory costs in the other.
Inside and out, a "just right" combination of US, Asian and European styling, engineering, comfort, handling and performance make this latest (and best) Taurus a true World Car (though in truth it's too large for some major markets).
Her optimism, and her belief in the power of options — a different drug, a different doctor, the right combination of friends for dinner — bordered on the ridiculous.
The idea was to find the right combination of A and B to ensure that the i-rDNA algorithm achieves highest detection sensitivity in the least possible time.
"Whether they'll play remains to be seen, it's a question of getting the right combination and balance for a particular game.
Record numbers of political spinners are now working 24/7, trying to design a campaign with the right combination of photocalls, op-ed pieces, announcements and party broadcasts to win "hearts and minds" on polling day.
