Sentence examples for finding a combination from inspiring English sources

"For me it is finding a combination between international sound and soulful singing and emotion.

And he would work to convince the pharmaceutical industry that the fastest path to finding a combination that really worked would require changing their standard operating procedure.

But finding a combination of plants that would not interfere with the power of the rocks and trees — nor disappear into them — has been the challenge over those 18 years.

Where one ill-fated coach, Aron Winter, had infamously tried out 35 different players in one season in the hope of finding a combination that stuck, this version of Toronto have planned and developed for serviceable depth to go with their stars, and look ominously lean and effective coming into the final.

The synthetic control method is an increasingly popular technique used in policy evaluation.25 In this report, the method works by finding a combination of Republican-led states that can appropriately represent California without the CPM. Figure 6 illustrates how the synthetic control method works.

Obesity experts said Taft's experience highlights how very difficult it is for many fat people to lose substantial amounts of weight and keep it off, and how little progress has been made in finding a combination of foods that lead to permanent weight loss.

Canonical correlation analysis (CCA) captures the common features in the different sets, by finding a linear combination of all the variables in one set which correlates maximally with a linear combination of all the variables in the other set.

A key challenge in stochastic modeling is finding a useful combination of simplicity, accuracy and available data to calibrate the model.

Mei et al. [15] first propose the L1 tracker by casting the tracking problem as finding a sparse combination of a target template set and a trivial template set to approximate the target object.

For each region, the Plant Working Group designed 4 primers (2 forward and 2 reverse) in their Phase I trials (www.kew.org/barcoding) in an attempt to increase the likelihood of finding a working combination.

The generalised ROC was formed by finding a linear combination of features which gives the largest area under the ROC curve.