Sentence examples for combine rather than from inspiring English sources
There is also an interest in what things are as much as what they look like – how they feel and work, and how they combine, rather than in the single glamour shot.
It's not quite an achievements system – I mention the idea of gamification to Eno and he politely replies "I haven't heard that word before" – but it does reward you for playing with the app, while also giving you more time to understand the individual elements and how they combine rather than throwing its entire toolbox at you from the start.
Instead, they have claimed that social inquiry ought to combine rather than separate the poles of philosophy and the social sciences: explanation and understanding, structure and agency, regularity and normativity.
His exploration of forms settles for combining rather than connecting or juxtaposing, with a good deal too much help coming from strong lighting designs created with Michael Hulls and Charlotte McClelland.
His captain Alastair Cook spoke afterwards about Broad just clicking, his three weapons of pace, movement and control combining rather than clashing to make him almost unplayable.
There is a great potential in combining (rather than comparing) VSE with measurements of soil structure, i.e. integrating VSE in soil structure and compaction research, as these methods provide spatial information that is difficult to obtain with other methods.
Moreover, as pointed out in [18], if AF or repetition coding DF is employed in the system, the architecture of the destination node is simplified because the data arriving from the source and relay can be combined rather than stored separately.
In [40], visuo-tactile integration shows great promise, demonstrating an improvement in accuracy using a simple weighted k-nearest-neighbour classifier to adjudicate a class label given vectors representing the tactile and visual input, obtaining a higher accuracy when both are combined rather than either used alone.
We look at the numbers of all species combined rather than individual species in order to compare the trends and overall contribution of wildlife in parks to national trends and to the country-wide population.
For the phrases "Health Knowledge", "Health Information" and "Readability and Health" we used double quotes around the phrase keeping the terms combined rather than the database searching for each term in the selected phrase individually (we present a description of terms in the Appendix S1).
