Sentence examples for combination of articles from inspiring English sources

In 1977 the writer, artist, and prolific editor Suchart Sawatsi set up the groundbreaking literary journal Lok nangsu' (1977 83; "Book World"), which, with its eclectic combination of articles, interviews, reviews, short stories, and poems, covering both the Thai and international literary world, provided a real and challenging focus for all who aspired to be a part of the literary community.

We want to investigate how and why people play games through a combination of articles, live streams, podcasts, and videos.

We hope this combination of articles will provide some added value in an area of our specialty where the truth often lies buried.

The primary quantifiable sources of reliable brucellosis information, including epidemiology of the disease and molecular characterization of the causal agents, are a combination of articles published in peer-reviewed journals and controlled databases represented in the NCBI.

The design of nuclear component can be optimized by seeking out the best combination of article operational and structural parameters.

While conceding that, in most cases, "comity and respect for federalism compel us to defer to the decisions of state courts on issues of state law," the concurrence relies on some combination of Article II, Section 1, and 3 U. S. C. Section 5 to justify the majority's conclusion that this case is one of the few in which we may lay that fundamental principle aside.

By repeating this for all combinations of article pairs, the algorithm works out a preferred order for the articles and thereby the chapters.

Based on a combination of the articles' stated objectives/questions and the nature and argument of their findings and discussion sections, Table 5 groups the articles into four analytical types.

Times Internet will manage the Indian versions of Gizmodo and Lifehacker, both of which will offer a combination of original articles and content from their parent sites.

Further improvements in the portability of the system to multiple text types were achieved through training on a combination of literature articles and discharge summaries.

Blumenthal's letters dovetailed with a New York Times article that criticized the "smart choices" program, and the combination of the article and investigation turned public sentiment against the program.