Sentence examples for combining large from inspiring English sources
The European Union may be a prototype of such bodies, combining large economies of scale with political independence.
Rotating packed beds (RPBs) offer the possibility to intensify mass transfer processes by combining large throughputs with a compact design.
By combining large data sets of bird distribution and abundance with satellite information about vegetation, weather, and other environmental data, researchers learn about biological patterns and changes on a broad geographical scale.
"Besides", says one high-ranking elf, "he throws great parties".Santa's quirky management style, combining large quantities of mulled wine with a tight grip on the reins, has turned the ho-hum into the ho-ho-ho.
The European Commission said last week that while all have lost competitiveness and need structural changes, "Greece is in a league of its own here, combining large and persistent fiscal imbalances and protracted losses of competitiveness".
The company apparently has plans for world domination, having recently introduced Magic Alhambra, combining large and small clovers; Lucky Alhambra, combining heart, leaf and butterfly shapes with the clovers; and Sweet Alhambra, a line for children and their mothers, starting at around $800.
The operatic tradition of combining large-scale visual spectacle with live music is the pattern of popular music-making now".
Combining large-scale approaches, we examined the spatio-temporal dynamics of 28 different immune cell types (immunome) infiltrating tumors.
Combining large-scale photographs with words engraved on small plastic plaques, Ms. Simpson fuses these themes into a unity that is sometimes provocative, sometimes too simple and stylish for its own good.
In this paper, several approaches for combining large-scale finite-element structural vibration models with turbulent boundary layer (TBL) forcing functions are evaluated.
This study, therefore, highlights the usefulness of combining large-scale studies with carefully planned laboratory experiments that consider preferences for specific types of food.
