Sentence examples for combines with one from inspiring English sources
When this combines with one of Lal's more eerie songs - Never The Same or Winifer Odd - the overall effect makes Atmosphere by Joy Division sound like Atmosphere by Russ Abbot.
At this point the forsterite reacts with the liquid to yield two moles of MgSiO3 (enstatite) for every mole of Mg2SiO4 that combines with one mole of SiO2 removed from the liquid R.
For example, the Ph.D. in Economics combines with one or two years of study in the School of Law, leading to the nonprofessional Master of Legal Studies (M.L.S). degree.
They proposed that the proline-rich motif in MSL2 (amino acids 685 to 713) combines with one of the RNA-binding domains of MLE to form a module that specifically binds roX RNAs.
A 360-degree feedback tool, combined with one-on-one consultation on the results, helps participants take an in-depth look at their leadership strengths and weaknesses.
I came across the Emerging Leader Development Program at Columbia Business School and read about its 360 feedback that is combined with one-on-one consultation and group discussion.
Our understanding of the two segments that make up the car-loving millennials (we call them Purposeful Patrons and Ambitious Trendsters), combined with one-on-one interviews, showed a surprising affinity for the Tesla Motors brand.
Some of the species clustered as genetically distinct groups, either on their own, or combined with one or more other species.
It can also be combined with one medium width bangle or link chain for the one piled-on look you might want to do in winter that doesn't include piling on your clothes.
It left people with a "distilled version" of Trump, they added, since "a tweet calling out Mac Miller is combined with one calling climate change a hoax and one talking about an upcoming interview on Fox & Friends".
The sleeping beauty of the original fable fainted on pricking her finger on a spinning wheel, an image of a moment's daring combined with one of women's work and torpid docility.
