Sentence examples for combined full from inspiring English sources
The Faulkner Sleep Center offers Combined full montage video EEG/PSG monitoring laboratory upon request from the referring physicians.
Today, this land comprises a 22,500-acre 22,500-acrened community with a comaster-plannednd part-time population of nearly 100,000.
Down below, the lintels are straight, but up above they have combined full triangular pediments in the wings, with a broken triangular pediment in the center.
Eighteen rooms (two old-fashioned, roomy apartments have been combined) full of smartly displayed, meticulously cataloged masks, toys, pottery, gourds, paintings, furniture and textiles are presided over by their diminutive collector.
Superimposed on the data points in black are the combined full fit (solid blue) and its components: the (yellow shaded) and B0 (light-blue shaded) signal components; the combinatorial background (dash-dotted green); the sum of the semi-leptonic backgrounds (dotted salmon); and the peaking backgrounds (dashed violet).
Lester Bangs and Greil Marcus had a combined full page review in Rolling Stone, stating that Morrison now had "the striking imagination of a consciousness that is visionary in the strongest sense of the word".
Joseph Jimenez, CEO of global healthcare giant Novartis, will give the commencement address at the combined Full-time and Evening & Weekend MBA graduation.
Westchester Community College, a two-year institution that graduates students with associate's degrees, has a combined full-and part-time enrollment of roughly 11,000; about 9,000 more students take continuing education programs.
Student usage figures and opinions have been collected for the application during trial use on a combined full-time taught and distance learning course in Engineering Separations at The University of Manchester.
Along these lines, Ester [6] provides a search interface for combined full-text and ontology search.
Our talk will describe the underlying technologies developed in the ongoing project and present results of combined full-text and structure/reaction searches.
