Many of the medicines have been combined so that patients can take two drugs in a single pill.
All that was required when Congress returned last month was for the two bills to be combined so that a joint version could be passed by each chamber again.
Feeding the paper into and taking delivery of it from the machine can be combined so that the rolls are superimposed to form a signature.
The lines between traditional and experimental art are often sharply demarcated — or self-consciously combined — so that the present smartly comments on the past.
The alternative-uses test, for instance, isolates a skill called divergent thinking: later in the creative process, these many divergent thoughts will have to be sorted, rated, simplified, and combined, so that a single, useful idea can emerge.
"A lot of elements combined, so that when somebody said, quite simply, 'The Bush administration is turning ports over to a Middle Eastern government,' you got a lot of resonance".
Not uncommonly for people with autism, he has the remarkable condition called synesthesia, in which seemingly unrelated senses are combined — so that each number is accompanied by its own unique shape, color, texture and feel.
The England captain made 85 chanceless runs and seemed set for two or three times that many before he was lbw, a decision that was more out than Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson and Michael Gove combined, so that Bairstow could not bring himself to endorse a chief executive's referral.
If Sandberg had read Future Work by Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson, for instance, she would see numerous examples of how productivity goes up once technology and flexibility and trust in employees are successfully combined so that people can work from home in hours that suit them – even part-time!
