Sentence examples for combines from the from inspiring English sources
There is a long tradition of this, leading back at least to Robert Rauschenberg, who scavenged Lower Manhattan to create his "Combines" from the 1950s and '60s.
The image is sensibly titled "Monogram," all the more fittingly since "Monogram" is also the title of one of Robert Rauschenberg's combines from the 1950s, when he and Mr. Johns were lovers.
"We are fortunate to have six Combines from the mid-'50s through 1961," Ms. Temkin said, referring to the term Rauschenberg coined to describe works that incorporate castoff objects like tires, flatware or furniture.
Most major combines from the 1950s and '60s have long since been secured by museums, but there are a few examples here, like "Dylaby (Combine Painting)," from 1962, with its stained canvas tarp, vintage Coca-Cola sign and metal shard resembling a conquistador's helmet.
The method combines from the start the most basic principles of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics [9, 10].
More Americans died in the Civil War than in all other American wars combined, from the Revolution through Vietnam.
When parsed, these parts can be combined from the Opus into a single Score with the music21.stream.Opus.mergeScores method.
Hybrid individuals, which carry genes combined from the two gene pools, will therefore experience reduced viability or fertility.
"This means more than all my medals combined from the past," said Kintner, a three-time world champion in mountain biking.
The Hokies' two wins have come by a staggering 86 points combined — from the same offense that fumbled a nation-leading nine times through their first two games.
