Sentence examples for combining details from inspiring English sources

Combining details of quasi-scientific observation with a fabulist's openness to the queerness of unreason, he is somehow both shrewdly sceptical and wide-eyed with wonder at once.

To capture a year of the world in a single snapshot is, of course, impossible, but Emmerson provides a real sense of 1913 by combining details of individual lives with sweeping international trends: one of the great pleasures of this book is to see parallels between then and now.

The essay is a model of lucidity, combining detailed information about the vessel and its decoration with illustrated stories about its previous Chinese and Japanese owners.

We have constructed computational models of canine ventricular cells and tissues, ultimately combining detailed tissue architecture and heterogeneous transmural electrophysiology.

The energy intake of individual females was assessed by combining detailed feeding observations with nutritional analysis of food samples.

Finally, pages 51 to 55 involves the extension of our method by combining detail enhancement and the comparison with WLS [4] and EAW [5].

In the present work, the phase evolution of as-melted Fe51Cr10Nb20B19 alloy was investigated by combining detailed microstructural characterization with thermodynamic evaluation using a database developed for the Fe-Nb-B system.

The mechanism of nanocrystalline Na2ZrO3 formation from the soft-chemistry route is elucidated by varying precursors, preparation methods, and calciantion temperatures, combining detailed characterizations by X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscope (SEM) at different steps in the process.

The cooperation with the IMCA-RHSE will bring mutual benefits combining detailed information on respiratory disease, including high standard pre- and post-bronchodilatator spirometry, and comprehensive geriatric assessments.

The Piccolipiù birth cohort is a relatively large cohort combining detailed information from questionnaires and repeated follow-up contacts, with a biobank that stores samples from participating mother-newborn pairs.

It is also necessary to state that extra care will be taken to reduce the potential risk of backward identification of individuals that could be based on combining detailed data.