Sentence examples for combining very from inspiring English sources

Also, it's combining very fast photography — you have to be quick shooting animals — with very slow photography.

Most of these vehicles will run on fuel manufactured at large industrial plants that produce hydrogen by combining very hot steam and natural gas, an energy-intensive process that releases carbon dioxide as a byproduct.

Firms will hire more workers again, at any given level of aggregate demand.All this could help to explain America's apparently miraculous achievement in combining very low unemployment with very low inflation.

The paper will conclude with a summary of the multiple benefits of combining very high efficiency building envelopes with diverse energy management strategies: a robustness, resilience, affordability and autonomy not generally seen in housing.

The experimental result shows that combining very rough fuzzy prior model with training examples still significantly improves the predictive performance of WEDM process modeling, even with very limited training dataset.

Recent and future advances in crop water status monitoring should permit future improvements in precision irrigation, by combining very uniform water application with the accurate determination of water needs.

Forum had originally worked with us to define the vision, and concluded that it was a difficult combination to combine "very tangible 'negative' operational impacts with diffuse, intangible 'positive' effect on readers, business and politics".

All kinds of upwind schemes can be combined very flexibly for different problems to achieve the perfect combination of CESE and finite volume method (FVM).

"You want to get a point on the board which we managed to do and we both combined very well today".

For the first time, this device combines very high mass resolving power (>105), mobility, and an atmospheric pressure inlet in one instrument.

This paper presents a new autozeroing technique that combines very high speed operation, low power consumption and low input switching interferences.