Sentence examples for circle combined from inspiring English sources

Their speed around the court and their eye for a gap around the shooting circle, combined with accuracy with goal attempts, makes them a formidable force.

In 1819 he built for the German astronomer Friedrich Bessel a transit circle, combining the transit, an instrument used for determining longitude and time, with the mural circle, an instrument mounted on a wall for zenith measurement.

Franco's own son Manuele is now the CEO of Belstaff and has squared the circle, combining the glamour of the film world with the style of those early-20th-century speed-seekers.

He grew up, as he recounts in Achieving Our Country (1998, hereafter AC), "on the anti-communist reformist Left in mid-century" (AC 59), within a circle combining anti-Stalinism with leftist social activism.

The first series of models examined use applied per square mile in the inner and outer circles combined (pounds per square mile in PLSS sections within a 3-mile radius).

In Bali, a particular use of men's voices is in the kecak, a ritual in which groups seated in concentric circles combine markedly pronounced syllables into pulsing rhythmic phrases.

The most common type of 3-node circles combines three pathways from those three categories, i.e., 3 pathways with one from each category.

GPs recommended that courses should be based on formats that focused on practice-oriented content in small groups or quality circles combining practice-oriented learning and independent, well prepared evidence-based information.

Phenotypic features of homozygous LEW/Ztm-ci2 animals are deafness and spontaneous lateralized circling behavior combined with further motor abnormalities such as stargazing, locomotor hyperactivity and ataxia [1].

Shared electronic record programmes in Scotland (emergency care summary), Wales (individual health record), and France (dossier médical personnel) have to some extent squared this circle by combining "implied consent to upload" with "explicit consent to view" at the point of care, although this has not been without controversy.

Depicted in Figure  2 are the interrelated common purpose and process by which Baby Basket implementation occurred (inner circle), social environment which influenced Baby Basket implementation (outer circle), strategies that combined to comprise implementation (intermediate ring) and consequences of program implementation (lower centre).