Sentence examples for combined objects from inspiring English sources

The new work, Mr. Oldenburg has said, combined objects more with nature.

El Museo has combined objects from its own collection and some loans to create the city's only comprehensive permanent exhibition of the art of the Taíno, ancient indigenous people of the Caribbean, who were there when Columbus arrived but later vanished.

El Museo del Barrio While the Modern has reconfigured its existing collection in an extended gesture of institutional stock-taking, El Museo has combined objects from its own holdings with a selection of loans to create something brand new: the city's only comprehensive permanent exhibition devoted to the art of the Taino, indigenous people of the Caribbean.

In meta-analyses of the two kinds of tests, there are significant differences in terms of both the combined objects and methods.

For example: "Including the side on which the solid is resting, how many faces would the combined object have?" Imprecise language in examinations can be even more a reflection on the examiners than on the examined.

Once captured, the combined object will have a new center of gravity and may be spinning in an uncontrolled way.

Landsat ETM+ images of a mountainous area in Mexico form the input for a combined object-based and pixel-based land cover classification.

In this study, we introduced an innovative integrated approach that combined object-oriented image segmentation with local indicators of spatial autocorrelations (LISA) to extract UHI clusters from an LST image.

Thomas Murray combines objects from different cultures with a curator's eye.

The arrangements reflect her habit of combining objects from different cultures: earthenware figures from Japanese temple roofs mingle with Early American wood carvings and French bronzes.

(In a sense she is still weaving, but in real time and space, combining objects, language and action so that they intersect suggestively and often poetically).