Washington's Kramerbooks--where Monica picked up Nicholson Baker's "Vox," a novel about phone sex, and other volumes--earned a footnote in history by being perhaps the first bookstore to combine itself with a cafe.
The conventional images of "armed camps," "a powder keg," or "saber rattling" almost trivialize a civilization that combined within itself immense pride in its newly expanding power and almost apocalyptic insecurity about the future.
The "Law of Simplicity" implies that a term combined with itself has no effect, hence A = AA = AAA = etc.
When the combined signal itself exhibits very low SNRs, careful adaption is required, which results in the threshold value close to 0 dB lower than the SNR of the combined Q-CRQ symbol (hence, cannot be quantified at dB scale).
In the absence of a reactive substrate, ketene combines with itself to form diketene, a β-lactone used industrially to prepare derivatives of acetoacetic acid, such as ethyl acetoacetate and acetoacetamides.
Thus signal communication, combining in itself the powers of photography, television, radar, and other instruments using the electromagnetic radiation spectrum, moved into such new areas of military electronics as battle area surveillance and electronic warfare devices to interfere with, or jam, enemy transmitters.
(Statement and Inference, Oxford Oxford University Presss, 1926, 49) The hypothetical process therefore combines in itself both the method of discovery and the proof, and is the proper scientific exposition.
Acetyl-CoA combines with itself to give CoA-SH and acetoacetyl-CoA.
(After acquiring Embarq, the combined company rebranded itself as CenturyLink, though it is still legally CenturyTel).
The difficulty of the work itself – combined with budget cuts, rising caseloads and staff shortages – can lead to stress, depression and anxiety, along with other mental health problems.
