Sentence examples for combines by from inspiring English sources

Another early gallery has 8 of the museum's 11 combines by Robert Rauschenberg, also from Panza.

Below, a video of the artist discussing a piece that predates the "combines" by several years: the erasure of a Willem de Kooning drawing, an act performed with the Abstract Expressionist's consent, if not his blessing.

IT IS perhaps fitting that micro-economics should have one of its most interesting ideas tested in Milton Keynes, a smallish town north of London which combines (by accident) the names of two of the last century's greatest economists.

Tan Hwee Koon, the curator of the exhibition, said that Mr. Li's sculptures are predominantly based on the artist's study of Buddhism and Taoist philosophies, which he combines by injecting the Buddhist concept of emptiness and the Taoist concept of chi, or energy.

Pictures of anonymous façades and found still-life arrangements, a few of which have been eccentrically trimmed and/or collaged, show that he shared an appreciation for Abstract Expressionism with Aaron Siskind and anticipated the assemblages Rauschenberg called "combines" by about twenty years.

They're following Germany's big combines by exporting their capital (and jobs) as well their products, often with impressive results.

The received signals are combined by the STC combiner, then decoded by the polar code decoder.

Both branch outputs are combined by means of a power combiner ZN2PD2-50-S+ ZN2PD2-50-S+ ZN2PD2-50-S+

Moreover, the charges can be combined by summation only (i.e. no fractional combinations).

Two of the units were combined by a previous tenant, he said.

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