Sentence examples for example combines a from inspiring English sources

Mobile search, for example, combines a variety of services that non-Google mobile devices simply can't match (yet).

The Obi, for example, combines a special plate with a motorized arm to help people with disabilities feed themselves.

Frank Gehry's building, for example, combines a crinkly-roofed fairytale aesthetic with a serene view over Dundee on one side and a garden maze on the other.

B&O's Videosystem 5000, for example, combines a stunningly styled and notably slender 26-inch video monitor with an equally striking VCR, both mounted on a handsome motorized stand that can be rotated by remote control.

"Modernist Times" (1988), for example, combines a famous image of Charlie Chaplin entangled in a giant machine from his 1936 film "Modern Times" with abstract mechanical forms drawn by the French artist Fernand Léger in 1918.

The Mayan Clay treatment at Papaya Playa Resort, for example, combines a replenishing massage with a nourishing full-body Mayan clay skin mask.

An employee could, for example, combine a map of store locations with store inventory information, so that clicking on the location brings up, say, a stock list.

For example, combine a thick layer of puree with grilled vegetables and a little olive oil on rolls or between thick slices of crusty bread.

A firm could, for example, combine a list of sales prospects with a map, to help a salesman plan his route.All told, the urge to mix things up should keep companies and programmers busy for the foreseeable future too busy, sometimes, even to use their own mash-ups.

Returning to the first example (combining a sequent calculus with an axiomatic system), a better solution was proposed in Cruz-Filipe et al.

Some castles continued to be built without keeps: the Bastille in the 1370s, for example, combined a now traditional quadrangular design with machicolated corner towers, gatehouses and moat, the walls, innovatively, were of equal height to the towers.