Sentence examples for combinations and arrangements from inspiring English sources
They are constructed in highly sophisticated combinations and arrangements of the simplest materials.
While coincidence and accident recur in Mr. Mahon's imagery, the choice of circumstance, camera placement, focus and shutter speed, as well as combinations and arrangements, are specifically his.
While I was trying various combinations and arrangements under the camera, I was listening to a 1929 recording of "My Heart is Saying" performed by The Ray Noble Orchestra (with Al Bowlly) and, like magic, the leaves caught the rhythm and pretty much animated themselves.
Different combinations and arrangements of the solid and hollow fins exhaust pipes were used.
It has been suggested that the sheer infinite size of the atomist universe and thus the number of possible combinations and arrangements that would occur by chance alone are important in the development of an account that can show how human institutions arise without assuming teleological or theological origins (Cole 1967).
In different combinations and arrangements, these subsequences generate novel combinations of folded structure that underlie innovation in protein function, as reflected by the observation that over 80% of metazoan proteins contain two or more domains (Apic et al., 2001).
It can measure inductance, capacitance, and frequency with the proper combination and arrangement of inductances and capacitances in its arms.
Combination and arrangement of these different types of wheels determine the type of mobile robot kinematic model.
SCOP also demonstrates that the combination and arrangement of individual domains within a protein provide further evidence for orthology.
Another level of redundancy may exist with regard to HS epitope(s) that could originate from diverse tissues as long as these contain the appropriate combination and arrangement of modification patterns for function.
In fact, this even would allow for hybrid combinations and overlapping arrangements between the academic firm (knowledge-focused and knowledge-driven) and the commercial firm (profit-driven).
