Sentence examples for combine for example from inspiring English sources

He also envisions a subscription series that could combine, for example, the Ballet Hispanico in the theater with Chico O'Farrill's Afro-Cuban big band in the atrium.

So we might want to combine, for example, clustering and function learning in some way, to capture some more complex [INAUDIBLE] data.

It can combine, for example, information from a radar source that looks at planes in flight with another that follows objects on the ground, such as taxiing aircraft, fuel trucks or construction equipment.

Part of the complexity of communication of results at the general level was timing, leading to lot of discussion about how best to combine for example a press conference with a minister, an information meeting, informing local authorities and the principle of 'participants first'.

The Mitsui combine, for example, owned or had large investments in companies engaged in banking, foreign trade, mining, insurance, textiles, sugar, food processing, machinery, and many other fields as well.

Anand sees potential for a Mahindra-SsangYong combine, for example, to tap into Africa, which he calls "the next frontier for carmakers".

There are also guides that will have two or three counties combined (for example, Los Angeles and Orange County), or guides that cover a metropolitan area (for instance, the San Francisco Bay Area).

Most architectures with register aliasing allow only aligned registers to be combined: for example, the low-address register must have an even number.

Some of the relevant numbers highlight the point: in Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall combined, for example, Ukip has fewer city and county councillors that it does in Lincolnshire alone.

The program promotes critical methodologies and interdisciplinary or comparative studies, combining, for example, literature with film, visual culture, gender studies, cultural history, and religion, often working across one or more countries in Asia.

He combines, for example, two different 18th-century meetings at the onset of the Haitian revolution, allowing Toussaint to attend a legendary voodoo ceremony and interact with another prominent revolutionary figure, the voodoo priest Boukman.