Atoms may combine further into molecules such as the water molecule, H2O.
The Australian expat, he argues, "loots the world for cultural references," and "if he can write like Hughes, he may combine these into a macaronic, coruscating prose that would be as precious as a cento or an Anacreontic odelette if it were not so robust, vivid and clearly concerned with defining the subject, rather than just displaying his erudition".
We may combine these equations into the following single equation called the weak formulation of the load-balancing routing equations: underset{A}{int }Jnabla varPhi cdotp nabla nu mathrm{d}ymathrm{d}x=-underset{A}{int}rho nu mathrm{d}ymathrm{d}x (12). in which ν is an arbitrary smooth scalar valued function.
Alumni association members are potentially profitable customers because graduates may combine several undergraduate loans into one.
A number of factors may combine to carry the contest well into the spring: the rise of the so-called "super PACs," which can spend unlimited amounts of money to help the candidates of their choice; new Republican rules allowing even losers to claim percentages of delegates in more than half of the contests this year; and the never-say-die ethos of the Gingrich campaign.
In sexually reproducing fungi, compatible individuals may combine by fusing their hyphae together into an interconnected network; this process, anastomosis, is required for the initiation of the sexual cycle.
Researchers may combine young people of different ages into single categories (e.g., '8 13 year olds' vs. '14 years and older') or compare age categories derived from the sample mean or median, rather than applying theoretically driven age-related distinctions (Kendall and Williams 1986; Stallard 2002a).
Other bases besides HCO3- may buffer the hydrogen ions secreted into the distal tubules; in addition, the ions may combine with ammonia also secreted by the tubules.
Fourth, a gene signature table may be split into several signatures or several tables may be combined into one signature when appropriate.
First, smaller granules may be combined into larger ones before their content is secreted to the lumen, or granules may enlarge in the process of maturation [ 25- 27].
