Sentence examples for examples of combinations from inspiring English sources

There are many great examples of combinations of early years school-based and asset-based community development approaches being tried, including Sandwell's primary care-led approach to community health and Margate's multi-agency approach to health inequalities.

Other examples of combinations of machines used for breakdown include two band saws (used as headsaw and resaw), followed by edger and trimmer, or a series of double band saws with chipping edgers.

In these 15 separate elements lie thousands of different examples of combinations.

In addition, the first examples of combinations of enzyme- and metal-based catalysts have reached industry.

We report two interesting examples of combinations of fine-scale rapidly varying auroral features as observed by the sCMOS cameras installed at Poker Flat Research Range (PFRR), Alaska, in February 2014.

The best examples of combinations of anti-multiplying and anti-non-multiplying antibiotics are in tuberculosis chemotherapy [21], [22], [23], [24], where isoniazid (kills multiplying bacteria) and pyrazinamide (kills non-multiplying or persistent organisms), are used side by side, together with other antibiotics such as rifampicin and ethambutol.

Both drug-eluting devices are examples of combination products.

Aristotle did not use this terminology, of course, and it should be recognised that he and the scholastics that followed him had few examples of combination, as opposed to alteration and generation and corruption, to draw on.

Some of these standard combination functions are scaled sum, product, complementary product, max, min, and simple and advanced logistic sum functions (for some of these examples of combination functions the numerical representations are discussed in "From a conceptual representation to a numerical representation" section).

If C i is missing for any t - K Example of combinations fusion across adjacent frames using K = 1.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Example of combination of paths between two sources.