Sentence examples for combined the work from inspiring English sources

It tastes of care and eccentricity combined, the work of a hippie mom in advance of a performance of madrigals: rich and white and plump.

It combined the work of artists who had inspired his writing, including Francis Bacon, Edward Hopper and Andy Warhol, with pieces by Douglas Gordon, Mike Nelson, Rachel Whiteread and other contemporary artists influenced by him.

With the three relationships between pressure, volume and temperature measured and written down, French engineer Benoît Paul Émile Clapeyron, one of the founding fathers of thermodynamics, combined the work of Boyle, Charles and Gay‑Lussac into the combined ideal gas equation above, in 1834.

Several countries combined the work sharing scheme with partly subsidized training measures in the hours not worked, which, if not obligatory, was taken up only by up to 25percentt of the workers involved in the schemes59.

Eighty four per cent of the respondents worked in primary care, half of them combined the work in primary care with work at university medical school, and 16% were employed only by a university.

The majority of experts combined the work with children and adolescents (41%%), adolescents and adults (6 %), or worked with clients across the life span (12%.Thirtypercentent of participating experts worked exclusively with children, 9 % worked only with adults and 2%% worked only with adolescents.

In Baltimore, the program, which is run by the city, combines the work of interrupters and outreach workers and has been concentrated in one East Baltimore neighborhood.

  DUNNING KDNY Strictly speaking, this program combines the work of the New York-based KDNY company and of KDHDC of Austin, Tex.

But it also cures the graphic mash-up that resulted from combining the work of two design companies on a single car door.

Janko thinks that "clearly the way forward from here is to combine the work Seales is doing with Mocella's data".

And there are no plans to combine the work forces of the two airlines, a measure included in the original deal.