For a start, she's excellent at her job, combining deep knowledge (inherited in the case of horse racing, learnt as far as rugby league is concerned) with wide-eyed enthusiasm (from Crufts to the Olympics, there's no one who conveys the partiality of a true fan better).
A loan program in which scientific preparation was a required component would help redress the present deficit in "triple-threat" policy-makers: people who combine deep knowledge of a region, appropriate political experience, and sound scientific training.
To evaluate the outcomes of combined deep sclerectomy and trabeculectomy (penetrating deep sclerectomy) in pediatric glaucoma.
Superficial and deep venous events, specifically SVT, DVT, PE and combined deep venous events (DVE) comprising DVT and PE.
"He combines deep international business knowledge along with outstanding financial, senior management and board experiences," John Buchanan, who oversees the succession process as a senior independent director of BHP, said of Mr. Nasser.
He combines deep international business knowledge along with outstanding financial, senior management and board experiences, the BHP statement said.
For example, Yplan's founders combine a deep knowledge of technology and financial services to manage the complexity of ticketing systems to deliver super-focused user entertainment.
In some ways, it is the culmination of everything Google's been working to build for the past decade, combining its deep knowledge of the user — based on her Web and search history, Gmail inbox, location, voice, and repeated usage patterns — with its own vast troves of data.
The knowledge base which combines the deep knowledge and the shallow knowledge can improve the capability of fault diagnosis and provide better supports for diagnostic decision making.
The two artists, who are not related, and curator Gabriel Florenz have created an immersive installation that combines a deep knowledge of art history and the decidedly un-erudite subjects of heavy metal and horror cinema.
