Sentence examples for capacity to combine from inspiring English sources
When I was young and first infatuated with music, it was its capacity to combine taut syntactical structures with pure visceral pleasure that hooked me.
Hemoglobins have the capacity to combine with atmospheric oxygen in lungs, gills, or other respiratory surfaces of the body and to release oxygen to tissues.
Seen today, it stands up extremely well, both as a caustic study of gay manners in the age of Aids and as a piece that shows that Elyot had the capacity to combine clever theatrical carpentry with emotional honesty.
Fortunately, Henry Goodman as Bohr, Geoffrey Streatfeild as Heisenberg and Barbara Flynn as Bohr's inquisitive wife, Margrethe, deliver Frayn's text with exemplary clarity and remind us of his extraordinary capacity to combine nuclear physics with metaphysical speculation on life's mystery.
Civil liberties groups are predictably outraged, while sophisticated opinion sees it as further evidence of Mr Blunkett's capacity to combine an unhealthy authoritarianism with headline-grabbing initiatives that too often end in administrative cock-up.
Despite their monumentality, all three of the novels for which he is famous — "Lie Down in Darkness," "The Confessions of Nat Turner" and "Sophie's Choice" — derive their power from Styron's capacity to combine intimate experience with an authoritative grasp of 20th-century history.
The benefit of this early connection with strategic suppliers is that the enterprise gains access to and can utilize their technological, production and inspection capacities to combine R&D innovations with the supply chain.
Access to detailed documentation regarding study protocols and outcomes are vital in assessing the capacity to validly combine datasets [ 18], which requires a high level of cooperation and communication between investigators.
> The capacity of miRror to combine many MDBs and resources is based on converting the miRNAs and gene-targets identifiers.
The advent of super-resolution microscopes (like the structured illumination microscope) with enhanced resolving capacity allows researchers to combine the multiprotein localization capabilities of immunofluorescence with fine structural analysis in three dimensions.
The weak regulatory framework and capacity to regulate, combined with limited information regarding those not on the state payroll, allowed non-state providers to flourish, if not materially then at least numerically.
