Models combine detailed sedimentological observations in core with petrophysical, pressure, seismic amplitude and structural data.
The methods combine detailed car-sharing reservation data, sampling techniques and a discrete simulation-based optimization algorithm.
"This is the first time we've been able to combine detailed mid-infrared observations of the cool, room-temperature dust around an AGN with similarly detailed observations of the very hot dust," Hönig said in a statement.
In the present investigation we combine detailed genomic information with expression information to identify putative target genes for genomic amplifications.
The study will combine detailed information from routinely collected data, participants' medical record and questionnaire with repeated follow-up measurement from patients presenting to rural EDs with chest pain.
Cross-sectional studies, which combine detailed personal information with biological data, offer new and exciting opportunities to study the gene environmental interactions in the aetiology of common mental disorders in representative samples of the general population.
He digitally combined details from multiple photographs of the "Nativity," including black-and-white images, to create the "most complete data set possible".
Combining details of quasi-scientific observation with a fabulist's openness to the queerness of unreason, he is somehow both shrewdly sceptical and wide-eyed with wonder at once.
His tired mind weaves a tale that combines details of his life with more fantastic flights — such as the story of a man who, waking up in an alternate universe where 9/11 never happened and the 2000 election led to civil war, is sent on a mission to destroy the very person who has imagined him into existence.
To capture a year of the world in a single snapshot is, of course, impossible, but Emmerson provides a real sense of 1913 by combining details of individual lives with sweeping international trends: one of the great pleasures of this book is to see parallels between then and now.
