The current system of voter registration relies on an unwieldy combination of paper forms and state online websites, often requiring multiple portals for information.
The dress was made from a precarious combination of paper and muslin but soon it would be replicated in blue sequined silk, swaths of which glistened like fish skin on a table of Last Supper-like proportions.
The artwork is often stunning, with a texture and depth that, according to a how-to section at the end of the book, reflects Ms. Lee's use of decoupage, a combination of paper-doll-like cutouts and wood boards.
These autonomous agents, as they are known among the people who create them, will be written to handle dozens of auctions rather than just one, bidding simultaneously and juggling results not just for the best buy for a single product, like paper, for instance, but for several related goods -- like a combination of paper, ink, binders and printing press time.
Priya Mulchandani, a designer in Mumbai, told Vogue recently that the most elaborate wedding invitation she had created was fabricated in factories in five cities (Mumbai, Delhi, Benaras, Bangkok and Hong Kong) — a combination "of paper, real brocade, wood, pewter, accented with delicious chocolates" — for the daughter of Shreyas and Geeta Doshi, the diamond merchant family also from Mumbai.
In Contextual Design we use a combination of paper mockups, online mockups, and early versions of running code to get the right kind of feedback at each stage in the process.
When you think about it, currently this involves a labor-intensive combination of paper and networks.
By contrast, most hospitals rely on a combination of paper charts - plotting the vital signs of patients, from heart rate to blood pressure - and the four-hourly observations conducted by nurses and doctors.
