Sentence examples for regional combination from inspiring English sources

At 5 30, the regional combination of the Houston-Los Angeles and San Antonio-Minnesota games yielded a 4.8.

Considering the uneven distribution of natural and cultural resources along the Maritime Silk Road, the key to regional integration will lie in the identification of valuable common resources, differentiated "cooperation" and "integration" of multilateral stakeholders, and establishment of resource sharing mechanisms aimed at regional "combination" of maximum interests.

Regional combinations and organizations in a larger range make the whole world left of few nonaligned countries.

Furthermore, integrative treatment programs were started by a federal law enabling to build up regional combinations of various primary care and specialized out- and inpatient services and offering a special mechanism of funding (SGB V §140); this specific option was developed for all medical disciplines (including psychiatry).

It has developed since the Pleistocene in response to the regional uplifting in combination with strong chemical weathering (Flathe and Pfeiffer 1965; Haryono and Day 2004).

Then we point out the main problems of China's existing tiered electricity pricing, including inadequate level of public awareness and acceptance, unreasonable tiered and electricity price standard, insufficient reflection in regional differences, less combination with other electricity pricing forms, and low-level of smart meter application.

We also estimated the impact of alternative scenarios that assumed a 20% reduction in regional pollution in combination with a 3.6% reduction or 3.6% increase in the proportion of the total population living near major roads, a proxy for near-roadway exposure.

At regional levels, myriad combinations of soil age, soil chemistry and landscape dynamics create variation and uncertainty in limiting nutrients that do not exist at higher latitudes.

It was an odd menu, a combination of regional American and ethnic.

Airline mergers, they say, have typically involved larger airlines buying regional outfits, making a combination easier to achieve.

It looks inconceivable that any other party, whether Congress or some combination of regional outfits, could form a government.