Sentence examples for freely combined from inspiring English sources

A "4-cell" modular passive DMFC (direct methanol fuel cell) stack, which can be freely combined and applied to various electronic devices, is designed, fabricated and tested.

The studio's literature freely combined the true with the ought-to-be-true: Lyle had grown up in a Nebraska town that was almost entirely Bohemian (that was true) and spoke fluent Czech (that wasn't).

Twentieth-century tracery introduced modern materials, which are freely combined with more traditional forms, and new tracery techniques were devised, such as precast cement tiles pierced in geometric patterns, glazed, and built up into large windows, as in Notre-Dame at Le Raincy, France (1922 23), by Auguste Perret.

Crucifixes, Virgins, and saints were required as images for village churches and wayside shrines; they were set up over gateways and tombs, in arches, and in homes and were used as motifs on countless objects, where they were often freely combined with secular decoration.

These words are freely combined by the users to form sentences or phrases.

The GSB III Elbow Prosthesis has three humeral sizes and four ulnar components all of which can be freely combined with each other (Fig. 3) [4].

The dialogue conflates and freely combines these issues.

They never trailed after a first-period goal by Arron Asham, and the teams skated freely, combining for only three penalties.

He sees himself as closer in spirit to Hollywood directors like James Cameron, who freely combine cutting-edge and traditional methods in order to achieve visionary ends.

These movements are often highly eclectic, pluralistic, and syncretistic; they freely combine doctrines and practices from diverse sources within their belief systems.

Stockhausen was building on what he had originally intended for Kontakte: a relationship of tape as database to musicians as independent operators able to select, imitate, and freely combine musical tones and gestures continuously available on tape.