The texture of the pages combine with the smell of ink and paper, as the writer pours their imagination and soul into a world that's apart from your own.
On Twitter, a Master List of players invited to participate in the 2013 NFL Scouting Combine tracks the Tweets of over 250 players invited to participate in the NFL Combine.
The two companies are pushing for a new class of machines that combine the power of a personal computer and the portability of a personal digital assistant.
In some cases, we see the design of data markers being used to combine the representation of additional data variables beyond the geographical positioning.
Mr Speaker, emerging from all the experience and lessons learnt of the last decade is the clear conclusion that we are strongest when we combine the resources of our military, police and security and intelligence services with effective diplomacy and when we work closely with international partners to confront the new global challenges and bring about change.
By this time next year, the Adelphi will, according to one of its new owners, combine the best of the old and the new in Saratoga.
Meanwhile, with the falling price and size of laptops and the advancing potential of mobile phones, the two seem to be converging in a new range of devices that combine the power and versatility of a computer with the portability of a phone.
Nearly three years ago Ulrich Hartmann, then the CEO of Veba, the German industrial combine, spoke eagerly of his ambition to expand the company beyond its home country's borders (" Ulrich Hartmann's second act, " Nov. 30, 1998).
The effect seems to combine the function of a vase with the bend of a flower stem.
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The best way to combine the benefits of competition with greater market clout may be to build fewer but larger pan-European firms, rather than a scatter of national giants.
Run by the University of North Carolina, Charlotte (UNCC), SWIFT seeks to combine the use of low-cost real-time energy monitoring technology and an administrative model incorporating university research.
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The authors believe their system could combine the advantages of methanol as a hydrogen carrier and of proton-exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells for efficient energy production.
But, as a forthcoming article in the McKinsey Quarterly points out, combine the perils of shiftworking with a jumble of cultures and you have a recipe for disaster.
The government will combine release of the plan with announcement of its much-delayed ideas for the long-term care of the elderly.
The merger would combine most of the enforcement, examination and other regulatory functions of NASD and NYSE Regulation, though NYSE will continue to conduct market surveillance of its own market.
Hybrid forms of capital were meant to combine the cheapness of debt with the support that equity offers to banks in times of crisis.
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The final venues represent a balance between the desire of visitors to combine soccer with tourism and the demands of the local community for venues to be built in deprived areas.
But the biggest winners will be companies that can combine the advantages of scale with the agility to respond to fast-changing market conditions.
The standard enables consumers and service providers to combine the capabilities of otherwise disparate networks to maximize a home network's overall performance and reliability.
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It is thought that the club's board was keen to combine the job of football manager with commercial elements and broadening the club's appeal in the local area.
The traditional design and practices for building these bridges combine the use of wood, traditional architectural tools, craftsmanship, the core technologies of beam-weaving' and mortise and tenon joints, and an experienced woodworker's understanding of different environments and the necessary structural mechanics.
It allows the degree-awarding powers of a university to combine with the local reach of further education colleges.
The cleverness of the Daily Mail is to combine tabloid froth with a veneer of smartness that has been beyond the Express.
According to one of those advisers, with the exception of America, nearly all the countries that are around or above Britain in the international competitiveness league tables (the Scandinavians, Canada, Singapore, the Netherlands) combine exactly the kind of economic dynamism with the extensive and relatively efficient public sectors that New Labour wants.
Sir George Buckley, the boss of 3M, a big firm with a 109-year history of innovation, argues that companies like his can combine the virtues of creativity and scale. 3M likes to conduct lots of small experiments, just like a start-up.
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The Wi-Fi feature is available on four 2012 Everio camcorders that combine the benefits of a conventional camcorder, such as superior image quality and a powerful zoom, with the communication convenience of a smartphone.
Launching worldwide on November 8, the unique partnership will combine all the fun of the classic Angry Birds and Angry Birds Space with the characters, stories and settings of the epic space fantasy, Star Wars.
The E-Major Sonata is a playful story told in five inspired movements, in which the composer seems to combine the learned wit of the Sonata da chiesa with the more relaxed entertainment of the Sonata da camera.
The third is the lack of entrepreneurs who combine technological expertise, business acumen and the sort of balls that, in 2006, reputedly let Mark Zuckerberg turn down Yahoo!'
Since the ions do not actually combine with the atoms of the electrodes, no chemical reaction is involved.
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