Sentence examples for sense of combining from inspiring English sources

Because these dots cannot be seen, says Spelke, answering correctly requires "arithmetic in the deeper sense" of combining abstract sets of numbers.

As there are no objective and compelled rules for determination of an optimal cluster number we used 3 criteria: the development of values of the WARD fusion algorithm with respect to cluster numbers, practical decisions about minimal group numbers and decisions about sense of combining groups as regards content.

The sensing of combined heat and drought would require crosstalk between these sensor systems, or more unlikely, a totally separate sensor for this purpose.

This is the second task of a logic of sense: "to combine the sterility of sense in relation to the proposition from which it was extracted with its power of genesis in relation to the dimensions of the proposition" (LS 32).

The best of Calder's prints have a tremendous sense of vitality, combining bold shapes and broad sections of color in dynamic, intuitive ways, a quality evidenced in "Spirals," an undated color lithograph filled with swirling, sinuous lines and ovoid shapes of intensely saturated color.

Ruben captures the sense of friluftsliv, combining a young spirit with old traditions.

Both are valuable methods for experimenters to assess the advantages of combining sensing and geolocation database access, when protecting primary users of the UHF spectrum.

A sense of loyalty combined with lingering guilt for deserting Brown in the past?

A sense of duty combined with a defiant do-it-yourself streak.

Horst was inclined to more elaborate settings and a more dramatic sense of contrast combined with a more pronounced sensuality.

Artists of the Herāt school display a highly developed sense of composition combined with a fondness for descriptive detail.