The new approach, which combines a number of formats, offers more variety, they said.
It combines a number of small studies to provide a greater statistical power than any of the smaller ones can provide.
And sometimes these properties can be used to provide desirable features, especially when substances are formed into a composite structure that combines a number of abilities.
In Defense Department doctrine, the term "information operations" combines a number of military specialties, including psychological operations, tactical deception and computer-network attack.
By Louise Field Cooper The New Yorker, June 5, 1943 P. 72 In order to save gas author combines a number of errands; picking up a load of hens from the station; arranging to interview prospective cooks, etc.
Their platform combines a number of datasets – analysing retail sales numbers, catwalk photographs, and buzz on social media – to provide buyers with insights into the latest trends, as well as what's selling particularly well.
Now, Blitz spirit combines a number of characteristics that are thought to be quintessentially British: stoicism and phlegm, taking things on the chin, knuckling down to business, co-operating instead of whining - you know the kind of thing.
Having spent her childhood in New York City, she speaks flawless English and combines a number of instruments and rhythms to produce music across a broad range of styles.
The New Yorker, June 5, 1943 P. 72 In order to save gas author combines a number of errands; picking up a load of hens from the station; arranging to interview prospective cooks, etc.
The final example in this section combines a number of ideas presented in this subject and in Unified in the development of a relation between entropy generation and power needed to propel a vehicle.
Shorting stocks betting they will lose value is a dicey game that can pay handsomely for some and fail miserably for others.Other products offer the "fund-of-funds" approach, which combines a number of strategies in a single product.
