Sentence examples for cultures combined from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise then that An Italian in Madrid is full of classical footwork from both cultures, combined with the fluid and expressive arms that both dance languages have in common.

Based on our results from 3D organotypic cultures combined with clinical patient material, the expression of HSF2 peaks in differentiated cells not yet having advanced through the invasive switch.

The last time the two cultures combined, when Jack Griffin took control of Time Inc. after a stint at Meredith, things did not work out (Mr. Griffin lasted six months).

The so-called River Yumans, including the Quechan (Yuma), Mojave, Cocopa, and Maricopa, resided on the Lower Colorado and the Gila River; their cultures combined some traditions of the Southwest culture area with others of the California Indians.

Kane: Latin America is one of the most bio-diverse regions on the planet, with some of the world's richest ancient and living cultures, combined with dramatic geography like the world's two deepest canyons, its highest navigable lake and its mightiest river.

Afterwards, other cultures combined with the native Inca culinary traditions.

"But in other cultures, combining savory with sour is more of a tradition.

We describe a novel method to fabricate pre-vascularized tissue equivalents using multi-layered cultures combining micro-patterned endothelial cells as vascular pre-cursors with fibroblast monolayer sheets as tissue matrix.

And wherever you're visiting, the descendants of these cultures combine traditions of the past along with modern comforts.

Cultures combining spores and adult gametophytes were established to test the effect of antheridiogen.

Howard Stern conservative, a reflection of the pornographic culture combined with proletarian demagoguery.