Sentence examples for combined with project from inspiring English sources

Their latest installation Sound Moves uses Kinect sensors combined with project mapping and real-time music production.

When combined with projected imagery and old-fashioned stereoscopic dark glasses, the walls create a convincing 3-D effect of a rugged mountain landscape, for example.

The results of this research combined with projected future climate change suggest that mortality in young stands of taiwania may increase in the future.

Thus the growth of the Portuguese oyster larvae appears to be robust to near-future pH level (> 7.6) when combined with projected elevated temperature and low-salinity in the coastal aquaculture zones of South China Sea.

Duncan (1972) and Daft (2009) demonstrated that changes in the business environment combined with projects with high complexity always result in an increase in uncertainty in parameters such as the number of projects, how rapidly and according to plan projects progress and changes in the economic conditions.

Then, combined with projects and experience from 2006 to 2014, the four main issues are summarized: (1) There exist many questions in the design and construction of fishways, which are useful for fish migration, and the migration effects are not as expected.

U.S. regulatory monitoring data for PM2.5 components measured at CSN and IMPROVE sites are a potentially rich data resource to be used alone or combined with project-based monitoring data for the study of health effects of PM2.5 components.

TelePresence at home will soon be combined with another project: sports and entertainment.

If it leaves, it kills it too … As it is not combined with a project of collective relaunch, the Brussels compromise puts the worm into the fruit.

When combined with the project's lessons on common cost errors that doctors make, the pricing hierarchy can bring clarity to clinical decisions.

However, an FAO [Food and Agricultural Organization] report, combined with other project studies, showed that nearly 70% of Afghan land used for wheat production is within areas receiving sub-optimal rainfall, consistent with the need for selective breeding to adapt wheat varieties to local conditions.