Sentence examples for historical pairing from inspiring English sources
As with Ahern, it is this historical pairing of food with beer that has motivated Meantime to try "putting beer on the dining table", Fleming says.
Three nights of performance begin with the insightful artists Aretha Aoki, Will Rawls and, billed as a "historical pairing," John Jasperse and Zeena Parkins.
This cabin design from Historical Concepts pairs artful woven furnishings with wooden walls and floors.
This study used a historical, controlled (paired), and partially blinded design to compare the ratio of respiratory distress events among those residing in the path of sugar cane burn smoke to those residing elsewhere on Maui on burn versus non-burn days.
He studied books on Madeleine Vionnet and the other pioneers of fashion from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and he translated this knowledge into his work, pairing historical references with contemporary trends.
He rarely went on stage without an item of historical significance: a pair of Henry Irving's boots, Fred Terry's eye-glass or John Martin Harvey's hat.
A tree enthusiast named Gordon Helman took it upon himself in 1990 to supplement those findings in a handmade booklet that paired historical facts with literary asides.
Earlier this year, with the help of Louis Vuitton, the duo graced Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth with an irrepressibly cheeky equestrian statue, "Fig 101," that paired historical reference with wry and immediate humor.
Its current solution pairs historical transportation data with real-time information and analysis to help commercial manufacturers optimize their logistics.
Traditional predictive police modeling has paired historical crime records with geographical locations and then made a probable calculation to predict future crimes.
In addition, SPREAD implements Bayes factor calculation to evaluate the support for hypotheses of historical diffusion among pairs of discrete locations based on Bayesian stochastic search variable selection estimates.
