Sentence examples for where it combines from inspiring English sources

Exhaust gas recirculation directs some of the engine's exhaust back to the cylinders, where it combines with the air-fuel mix to help reduce nitrogen oxide emissions.

Nitriding, process for hardening the surface of steel objects by introducing nitrogen (N) into it, where it combines with iron and other alloying elements to form hard metallic nitrides.

Netverify's Face Match technology could also be used in authentication scenarios where it combines something you know (a username and password) with something you have (an ID) with Face Match (something you are) for a layered security approach, explains the company.

Poisonous nitrate fertilizers leaching into our rural wells and municipal drinking water supplies (where it combines into a super-toxic brew with pesticides) are a biological time bomb, a major cause of cancer, infertility, hormone disruption, and birth defects.

NF-κB (p65) is inactive in the cytoplasm where it combines with IκB, mainly IκBα, which is regulated by IKKα/β.

Acylcarnitine then crosses the inner mitochondrial membrane where it combines with CoA to form acyl-CoA, a process catalyzed by CPT2.

Then, a hydrogen stream called Make-up H2 stream with flow rate of 246 kg/hr and 99.9 mol % of purity was sent to a mixer using a compressor where it combined with a part of recycle hydrogen with 60 mol % purity from Amine Unit.

Indeed, in the absence of the steroid, the fusion protein is sequestered in the cytoplasm of the cell by heat-shock proteins, and it is only following the addition of the steroid that the complex dissociates and Cre is able to enter the nucleus where it can combine with its substrate, i.e. chromosomal DNA, and exert its activity.

In the current version the liquid dairy mix is pumped through a dual-sided chamber where it gets combined with flavors, toppings and just the right amount of air before being sprayed across a 1-inch-thick, pizza-size rotating wheel containing a 10-degree-Fahrenheit solution that freezes it into ice cream.

Mr. Kerpelman carried the case to the Supreme Court, where it was combined with another case and identified as Abington School District v. Schempp.

Almost all the material in my poem An Equal Voice (which, in Sally's version, becomes Equal Voices, where it is combined with sections from the Song of Songs) is taken from Ben Shephard's book A War of Nerves: Soldiers and Psychiatrists 1914-1994 (a few more bits are taken from Shell-shock by Anthony Babington).