Sentence examples for moving combination from inspiring English sources
Dreda Blow's performance builds steadily, a moving combination of turbulence and reserve and she has a fine partner in Javier Torres' Rochester, who manages to convey some of the sheer sardonic force of his character's presence.
While Ms. Schreck has little to do other than act efficient and long-suffering, Ms. Knight locates a moving combination of loyalty and subdued bitterness as Berenson's put-upon wife.
Richard Reti vs Alexander Alekhine, Baden Baden 1925, Hungarian Opening: Reversed Alekhine (A00), 0 1 A tactically complex game in which Alekhine unleashes a 12-move combination that wins a Knight.
Moving to combinations that are found commonly in foods, we begin with the case of a solid dispersed into a liquid.
Much of the attention in ipilimumab clinical development has moved to combination therapy, particularly with the anti-PD-1 agent nivolumab.
In spite of the lack of benefit for the addition of gefitinib or erlotinib to standard chemotherapy in non-small-cell lung cancer, the results obtained in second-line therapy of colorectal cancer are a strong rationale to move this combination to first line treatment (Kuo et al, 2005; Meyerhardt et al, 2006).
This gives you positions to solve, most of them fairly basic one or two move combinations, but once again there is almost no functionality.
"But you know the old adage about there being more possible move combinations than there are stars in the galaxy?
I mean sure I fought before, but not like this, not with these wides and 15 to 20 move combinations that were happening in one single take.
Thus, systematic approaches to interrogate synergistic compound combinations and to link these to individual genetic lesions are required to move these combinations into clinical trials more rapidly.
But consumer electronics and media companies have been moving toward that combination with painstaking caution, both because of technical limitations and to protect their existing business models.
