Sentence examples for combination seeking from inspiring English sources

Garrett has proven himself a visionary in his own right, with a style more effusive than Lloyd's, but with the same exacting attention to each combination, seeking new sensations of color and texture and — this is key — a graceful progression through the seasons.

Monopolistic in nature, the guilds, either singly or in combination, sought complete control over their own local markets.

Approaches under this combination seek to establish a consensus or dominant coalition around a vision and long-term strategies in order to legitimize a deal, emphasizing the role of coalition-building in determining social and economic behaviors (Giddens 1979, 1984; Weick 1979).

That missing counterforce is now a vacuum, and in accordance with the physics of international relations, the United States should expect to see nations in various combinations seeking to fill the void.

Thereby, combinations seeking to broaden the spectrum of activity and overcome resistance to rapalogues have been investigated.

Finally, the Dutch combination of seeking pragmatic solutions while remaining true to their legal principles could make the Dutch an important asset in resolving our differences with the EU over the ICC and article 98 agreements under the right circumstances.

The Thurston County Drug Court Program in Washington State initiated a randomized study to evaluate a combination of Seeking Safety, a "present-focused" cognitive behavior therapy treatment designed to help people struggling with both P.T.S.D. and substance abuse, and E.M.D.R. therapy.

The combination of Seeking Safety and E.M.D.R. was intended to be compared against Seeking Safety without E.M.D.R. plus the drug court "program as usual" treatment services, which consisted of other types of weekly cognitive behavior therapy groups, individual counseling and substance abuse education.

While Augustine thinks that knowledge of God comes through a combination of seeking God on the one hand and God's grace on the other, Al-Ghazali thinks it comes through spiritual exercises.

A combination algorithm seeking patients with a plurality of type 1 diagnosis codes and suggestive prescriptions, diagnostic laboratory test results (negative plasma C-peptide or positive diabetes autoantibodies), or prescriptions for urine acetone test strips classified patients as type 1 versus type 2 reasonably well.

PCA is particularly indicated in situations in which the best possible empirical combination is sought, namely the combination that explains the largest proportion of the variability in the initial correlation matrix of all the variables.