Sentence examples for learning to combine from inspiring English sources
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But Fucked Up kept going, toward a place Minor Threat disbanded too early to find, eventually learning to combine the seasick physicality of hardcore punk with instrumentation beyond guitars and emotion beyond anger.
Other theorists (particularly Gestaltists) stress the view that perceptual organization is physiologically inborn, being inherent in innate aspects of brain functioning rather than depending on a synthesizing process of learning to combine simpler elements into more complex, integrated wholes.
Todd Berman, who heads that side of the business, thinks the balance is shifting in favour of home-grown banks in emerging markets because they are learning to combine new skills with a willingness to lend and finance deals in ways that capital-constrained international rivals cannot.
The holidays are already a stressful time of year, without the added stress of learning to combine families and longstanding holiday traditions.
Learning to combine frequency of appearance with pattern recognition will reveal the substitutions.
Learn to combine these four, then you can start adding bells and whistles.
She learned to combine sleek, modern silhouettes with oversized buttons, metallic embroidery, and vibrant colors, like her trademark shocking pink.
She learned to combine flavours and textures by making a mental note of what ingredients go well together.
Shortly after 1400, smiths learned to combine the ingredients of gunpowder in water and grind them together as a slurry.
He recently published his own book with co-author Linda Tischler, Design to Grow: How Coca Cola learned to combine scale and agility (and how you can too).
