Sentence examples for combining subject from inspiring English sources

Great theatre ought to be about taking risks: Liverpool-based company 20 Stories High risk their credibility, combining subject matter devised for teenage audiences with performance styles that might otherwise make them gag.

By combining subject and predicate to form a proposition, this approach can be seen as offering a more natural representation of ordinary language negation than the standard iterating operator that applies to fully formed propositions (Geach 1972, Englebretsen 1981, Horn 1989: Chap. 7, Sommers and Englebretsen 2000).

The results highlight the importance of multidisciplinary studies of landslide hazards, combining subjects as diverse as geology and geomorphology, remote sensing, geodesy, fluid dynamics, and social profiling.

Contradictory negation is not a one-place operator taking propositions into propositions, but rather a mode of predication, a way of combining subjects with predicates: a given predicate can be either affirmed or denied of a given subject.

We then conducted a series of meta-analyses combining subjects within etiology-based sub-classifications as described below.

Psychometric analyses were performed by combining subjects in the trial treatment arms; separate analyses were performed for the two study populations.

Students in the Master of Environmental Management (M.E.M). degree program are being introduced to a new interdisciplinary curriculum, which now combines subject specialization with foundational skills, career development, and the flexibility to study other disciplines.

CSF hypocretin levels were positively correlated with CSF CRH levels in the patient, control and combined subject populations, but the correlation did not reach statistical significance in any population.

Within both subject groups, as well as the combined subject dataset, oral phylogroup 1 treponemes were the most commonly detected (43.1% of total) and had the highest numbers of component OTUs (37.3% of total).

The creator of an earnest human-interest show told me about new two projects he's exploring, both involving a business-minded partner and major brands, which would combine subjects of cultural interest with big names and broad commercial appeal.

If you want to be able to use a language within a specific field, it's essential to combine subjects, as a straight language degree may not command a big enough premium on the job market.