Sentence examples for combined views of from inspiring English sources

Not far behind are the two trailers for the Twilight Saga movies, which have combined views of 984 million.

In his famous picture of marbles running down a grooved hill toward a wall, he combined views of genetics and developmental biology.

He did the same with combined views of people before "Las Meninas" at the Prado, which we do see, the figures in the painting staring at the people staring at them.

McKay added: "The fresh expert evidence aligns itself with what police officers found at the scene on the morning of the killings and the combined views of those who assessed the position then: namely, and tragically, [that] Sheila Caffell murdered her family, then took her own life".

Nevertheless, the policy solutions represent the combined views of a diverse group of stakeholders with a remit for adherence, rather than the views of a specific interest group or a single professional group [ 24, 25].

The SLV-PSP is unique because it sought the combined views of patients, carers and eye health professionals to identify uncertainties about the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of sight loss and eye conditions and prioritise them for research to address. 5 It is rare that those with direct experience of conditions are able to influence the research agenda.

However in case of discrepancy in score between the two examiners, this was dissolved by a combined viewing of the specific specimen and subsequent discussion always led to an agreement on the score to be used for the specimen.

It combines views of the western Grampians, including Ben Nevis, with those of the islands of Lismore and Mull.

The Jumeirah Essex House has for a while needed an answer to the closing of Mr. Ducasse's restaurant there at the end of 2006, and so it just unveiled South Gate, which combines views of Central Park with the cooking of Kerry Heffernan, formerly of Eleven Madison Park.

"LittleBits are 0.8" tall, and the combined viewing surface of the two stores is roughly 320 sq feet.

Like other Stoics of the middle period in the school's history, Poseidonius was an eclectic who combined the views of older Stoics and of Plato and Aristotle.