As to the question of the way in which the atoms are combined in a compound, Dalton conceived this combination as a simple juxtaposition, with each atom under the influence of Newtonian forces of attraction.
When used in combination as a so-called cocktail, these agents have dramatically reduced the death rate among infected individuals.
Wermers describes the fabric combination as a "well-rehearsed conversation" in modernist design, citing Eileen Gray's E-1027 house.
The two, which are produced by numerous companies, are often sold in combination as a treatment for arthritis.
[Page C2.] Phillips and Conoco went to great lengths to describe their combination as a merger of equals.
The combination as a whole means batsmen can't get set, can't get accustomed to one style of bowling that is hitting that same length every time.
It can be made first, then brushed on the main food as it grills, roasts or broils, but I prefer to use the combination as a braising liquid.
A ploughman's lunch in a London pub can be as fine a combination as a B.L.T., if the Cheddar, rough-cut relish and crusty bread have character.
"That is clearly a completely different dynamic than an individual player," Gillis said about dealing with hockey's most enduring one-two combination as a single entity.
Mr. Rogers did say that even though Duke was larger than Progress, he and his colleagues viewed the combination as a "merger of equals".
Kirk Kerkorian, the largest shareholder of the old Chrysler, has a suit pending against DaimlerChrysler, contending that it misrepresented the combination as a "merger of equals" when it was really a takeover.
