Sentence examples for same combination that from inspiring English sources

The soft and medium tires are also the same combination that was used in Abu Dhabi last year.

The addition of BrokerTec's electronic trading system gives ICAP the same combination that helped make Cantor the biggest Treasury broker -- voice and electronic trading.

It was the same combination that gave the home side the lead, as Nathan Dyer's cross was knocked back by Hernandez for a simple tap-in for Michu.

By contrast, the gain in proportion protected with the same combination that gave 50% protected, is equivalent to increasing the immunogenicity of a single component by 8.25 fold with a corresponding increase in proportion protected from 50 to 97.6%.

The shooter does not have to make the point with same combination that was used to establish it: if a point of 4 was established by rolling a 1 and 3, the point can be made by rolling either 1 and 3 or 2 and 2. If the shooter makes the point on any roll after the first, pass bets win and don't pass bets lose.

Inler had lost his man as the free-kick sailed over and Johan Djourou did not react in the centre, allowing the same combination that punished England in Miami to enable Valencia to score in his fifth successive international appearance.

More matings failed in this cross than in any other, which is the same combination (O×V) that produced the fewest progeny overall.

Parker describes very well how this outpost of empire supplied Fleming with the perfect cocktail of old-fashioned British law, order and imperial restraint mixed with danger, sensuality and exotic excitements: the same combination, indeed, that made the Bond novels so successful.

The suggested methods have the advantage over the previously published spectrophotometric method for determination of the same combination in that they did not require a preliminary separation step and able to resolve the ternary mixture, with severe overlapping spectra, with competent sensitivity and selectivity.

At his young age, he's already an expert on everything about mountain-top removal: how companies blast the peaks with ammonium nitrate and fuel oil  -- the same chemical combination that Timothy McVeigh used to detonate the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995.

"The 40-Year-Old-Virgin" is a hit, I would warrant, because it's truly dirty and truly romantic at the same time, a combination that's very hard to pull off.