Sentence examples for whole combining from inspiring English sources

If state x on its own has value a and state y on its own has value b, the whole combining them need not have value a + b; it may have more or less.

Nominal and worst case scenario behavior of systems can be modelled sufficiently, however, still lacking the ability of simulating the behavior of technical systems as a whole, combining single-domain subsystems.

However, substance dependence as a whole, combining addiction to nicotine, alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, opiates and other drugs, has not been thoroughly investigated in association studies.

As well as looking at the gene expression data as a whole, combining the BL31 data with the LCL data identifies a number of genes of interest (Tables 1, S6 and S8).

Direct evidence for a gB/gp150 interaction is lacking, but however gB is engaged, the different MuHV-4 GAG interactions are now seen to make a functionally coherent whole, combining efficient virion capture with down-stream binding initiated only at the cell surface.

We also found no evidence for selection in the ASPM gene when it is treated as a whole (combining the three re-sequenced segments).

The use of spices -- ground or whole, combined into a paste, added early or late in the cooking process -- is at the heart of Indian cooking.

The HIP service as a whole combines the HIP daemon with the IPsec module to provide the full set of services required.

Taken as a whole combined case-study findings in standardised and/or summarised form may provide new insight into environmental change-related migration, for example with respect to regional trends in drought-related migration.

To meet such a suite of criteria for excellence would require all team members to strive for excellence in their independent disciplinary approaches while the team as a whole combined the disciplinary outputs in a creative, innovative, and effective manner.

Others, like Rowan, create new works by taking multiple other projects, in part or in whole, and combining them to make something new.