Sentence examples for destructive combination from inspiring English sources

Others function as agents that prevent deterioration of fats in plant tissues and seeds caused by destructive combination with oxygen.

As well as rising seas, climate change is also causing storms to become fiercer, forming a highly destructive combination for low-lying cities like New York, Mumbai and Guangzhou.

The Elian Gonzalez case grows more tangled and charged by the hour, and the fate of the young Cuban boy is now yoked to a destructive combination of cold-war animosities and presidential politics.

Two psychological mechanisms, idealization and identification, turn out to be a destructive combination for high potentials: Others idealize their talent as a defense against the company's uncertain future, and then the high potentials identify with that image, shouldering the uncertainty themselves.

Fast fading is the result of the constructive and destructive combination of randomly delayed, reflected, scattered, and diffracted signal components.

Because the frequency offset translates into the possibly destructive combination of the incoming streams, it is impossible to correct the multiple CFOs at the receiver.

And regardless of unequivocal linkages between this particular storm and manmade climate change, questions related to future human-caused changes — how they will make this type of event more likely and destructive, through a combination of sea level rise, extreme weather trends, and vulnerability of coastal populations and infrastructure, deserve to be asked and may be much easier to answer.

Few things are more self-destructive than a combination of high entitlement and a lazy work ethic.

An in situ study was designed to investigate naturally developed demineralisation in human enamel in a widely non-destructive manner in combination with X-ray microtomography.

Using non-destructive techniques (NDT) like rebound hammer in combination with destructive techniques (DT) like core test is a common practice.

After cooling, a combination of destructive and non-destructive testing, expert judgment, and calculations is used to decide whether the structure should be demolished or repaired, or can continue to be used without repairs or rehabilitation.