Sentence examples for area that combines from inspiring English sources

Another area that combines opportunity and need is housing.

First, if I reach the genuinely creative period of life around the age of 35, my exclusive occupation, or anyway my main one, will be nuclear physics, genetics or another area that combines some of the most interesting parts of subjects with which I am familiar.

There are picnic tables, umbrellas and vast amounts of barbecue, and it is a much easier way to spend a day at the beach than lining up like cattle for the ferries from Nassau to Paradise Island, a luxury resort area that combines the authenticity of Cancún with the dignity of Reno.

But now – and, as a former part-time Upper East Sider, I'd failed to register how far and fast it'd all gone – the whole area that combines Soho, the West Village, not to mention the Hudson River downtown, has become a major retail park and lifestyle experience.

Text mining is a multidisciplinary research area that combines approaches used in the fields of computer science, linguistics, mathematics, communication, and psychology.

The second purpose was to determine if communication might be seen as the area that combines and coordinates the various processes and project management activities.

This scenario may represent different cases where either a highly complex field is used which requires a large number of parameters for its description but does not necessarily cover a wide area or a field that is modestly complex but ranges over a very wide area or possibly a field that combines both features.

"They weren't getting what they needed to grow and develop," Mr. Slayden said, especially in areas that combined creative approaches and technology.

Calthorpe is massaging Chenggong's first design to bring it closer to a template that he and others think China should adopt more broadly: he has championed mixed-use areas that combine homes and businesses; an intimate network of roads to encourage walking and active streetlife; and dense public transit networks that are easily accessed from homes.

This implementation makes essential use of the structure of neural variability and leads to physiological predictions for activity in areas that combine multisensory input, such as the superior colliculus.

It appears plausible that, at this time, the model of published, open peer review appeals more strongly to and is more suitable for authors of primarily non-experimental research articles and for research in new areas that combine massive data collection with extensive computational analysis, such as systems biology or metagenomics.