The phrase "allow to combine" is not correct in English as it lacks a subject and an object.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express permission for something to be combined, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the two substances to combine before proceeding with the experiment."
Alternatives: "permit to merge" or "enable to join".
Argos is a set of operators that allow to combine Boolean Mealy machines, in a compositional way.
Indeed, dynamic selection and weighting allow to combine only the most relevant classifiers for each input probe.
At our institutes composite materials were developed, which ideally allow to combine polymer functionalization utilized for organic synthesis with good mass transfer properties of monolithic carriers.
They allow to combine the advantages of robots, which enjoy high levels of accuracy, speed and repeatability, with the flexibility and cognitive skills of human workers.
We review here recent promising approaches that allow to combine the complementary strengths of theory and experiment for a more complete characterization of a protein folding landscape at multiple resolutions.
One of the main advantage of these results is that they allow to combine optimal geometric conditions, as for instance that of Bardos et al. (1992) [10] and the optimal-weight convexity method of the first author (Alabau-Boussouira, 2010 [6], Alabau-Boussouira, 2005 [2]) to deduce very simple and quasi-optimal energy decay rates for nonlinearly locally damped systems.
Our approach allows to combine the previously separated combination of data together in one application and in one workflow, supported by navigation and exploration possibilities.
She did her bachelor's degree in creative studies and was allowed to combine different sciences.
This allows to combine X-ray absorption spectroscopy and high resolution topography in-situ.
Drinkers are allowed to combine beers into the larger, two-liter, boot-shaped glass that Kebeer offers.
This formulates the need for a sound mathematical and statistical framework, which allows to combine measurement to quantify forecast uncertainty.
