Sentence examples for skillful combination from inspiring English sources
Golosov's most famous construction, the Zuyev Club, shows a skillful combination of Suprematist principles with the architectural principles of Constructivism.
The scientific attributes of colour and light in interior design are, however, less important than the skillful combination of colour values, hues, tones, shades, and above all textures.
For, if the Central Asian lands constituted a great reservoir of people, whence a new menace constantly emerged, the very proliferation of enemies meant that one might be used against another through skillful combination of bribery, treaty, and perfidy.
The 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foott it's grand in all the ways that count: its elegant proportions, its skillful combination of lofty and intimate spaces and its clever use of inexpensive materials to maximum effect.
Shale gas revolution comes from the skillful combination of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing technology that can create a fractured gas reservoir for gas production.
The skillful combination of a Zonal Detached Eddy Simulation method (ZDES), a Synthetic Eddy Method (SEM) and a self-adaptative dynamic forcing approach enables this.
Actually, it's a pure garden strawberry, an extraordinarily skillful or lucky combination of four older European strawberry varieties (Gento, Ostara, Red Gauntlet and Korona) bred at the Marionnet nursery in France more than 20 years ago.
Ideally, new high-throughput, low-cost, genome-wide scanning technologies should be utilized in combination with skillful breeder selection.
It's this combination of skillful writing, early years spent pursuing theater at Northwestern University, a trove of "lived" experience, and two plus decades in the communications industry and as a CEO speechwriter that distinguishes Nancy from the crowd.
They created rap because it allowed them to re-appropriate the language, to express the full breadth of their experience in a dizzying array of rhyme combinations as skillful as anything Rodgers and Hammerstein ever wrote.
Only the most skillful literary hands should attempt the combination of flat-out farce and genuine emotion; Keillor, like Larry McMurtry in "Terms of Endearment," is up to the job.
