Sentence examples for combines pictures of from inspiring English sources

The site combines pictures of the objects in the exhibit ranging from saddles to religious statuary with text explaining the day-to-day lives of nomadic Mongols.

2. Fish Encyclopaedia Expert, £1.99 Not – as its name suggests – an app that makes its user an expert about  fish encyclopaedias,  this grim-looking resource combines pictures of fish with information about fish.

As in the pepper-spraying case, combining pictures of the same event can help.

There's three in the left and three in the right of the frames which combine pictures of you with a pre-rendered model of your face and send it to the recipient as a video.

"Now we've got a combined picture of the galaxies, the gas and the dark matter, and we can put together the full picture with all three ingredients".

"Now we've got a combined picture of the galaxies, the gas and the dark matter, and we can put together the full picture with all three ingredients". That full picture is an extraordinarily rare collision - and a rare opportunity to learn more about dark matter.

Our figures represent the combined picture of crisis response programmes in a total of n=128 municipalities.

Similarly, cardiac assessment in both HET and HOM R349P desmin knock-in mice revealed a combined picture of cardiomyopathy, conduction defects and arrhythmias.

Nevertheless, as our figures represent the combined picture of crisis responses of n=128 municipalities, the outreach is likely to have varied across the country.

The combined picture of evidence-based medicine as ethically driven to improve patient care, fiscally responsible, and technologically up-to-date likely drove the rapid integration of the movement into medicine, where fifteen years after the Evidence Based Medicine Working Group first formed, evidence-based medicine is now common parlance within health care.

Some famous textbook examples of this category of ideograms are ming, which combines the pictures of the sun 日 and moon 月together to signify the Chinese word for "bright", 明 (as with English, it also means "intelligent").