It occurs still more rarely in the metallic form, or combined with silver, selenium, or chlorine.
Combined with water, this acid exists in nature as the native boracic acid; this acid gives with test paper prepared from Brazil wood, when moistened with water, a characteristic reaction, for the paper becomes completely bleached.
Bismuth produces, under similar treatment, scarcely any vapor, unless it is combined with sulphur.
It is rarely given alone, but is combined with calomel, aloes, jalap, rhubarb, etc.
If combined with fibrin, raw meat, white of egg or gluten it gradually softens them and completely dissolves them in 3 or 4 hours in vitro at 40° C.
Combined with milk it coagulates it and soon precipitates the casein which is also dissolved a little later.
This may be considered as simply an exercise of judgment, combined with a certain operation of self-love.
To obviate this, Mr. Hume was driven to a distinction, which in fact amounted to giving up the doctrine, namely, that the sense of utility must be combined with a feeling of approbation.
A geographical location central to the Baltic and North Sea countries, and accessible to France and Portugal, combined with a position at the mouth of the great German rivers made it absorb the carrying trade of northern Europe.
In them unity of treatment is sought to be combined with a due regard to chronological sequence by grouping in separate chapters the various events relating to the several departments of descriptive astronomy.
Her attraction for him was also added to by the fact that he was not at all sure that there was not combined with it a pungent spice of the old detestation.
Given surroundings, combined with a gift for knowing values of form and colour, if you have the power to spend thousands of guineas on tiger skins, Oriental rugs, and other beauties, barrenness is easily transformed.
Sophistication, combined with imagination, makes them materialise again, to me, at least, now I am here.
A small compensation is the reward of mere physical power, while skill, combined with a moderate amount of strength, commands high wages.
Acuteness of hearing requires the healthy action of the brain, and particularly of that portion of it from which the auditory nerve proceeds, combined with perfection in the structure and functions of the different parts of the ear.
When medicines become necessary to obviate that kind of costiveness which arises from imperfect intestinal contraction, physicians usually administer rhubarb, aloes, and similar laxatives, combined with tonics.
Either Salad Dressing or White Sauce may be combined with meat.
Legumes supplemented with milk or combined with a small quantity of meat furnish economical sources of protein food.
The vegetable stock may be used in soup or it may be combined with milk or cheese and serve as a sauce for some left-over vegetable.
If a food is lacking in one or more of the foodstuffs, it should be combined with a food that supplies the missing nutrient.
If, however, fat is to becombined with foods of pronounced flavor, i.
No upheaval of Nature could have created greater amazement, combined with a good deal of admiration and some dismay, than this sensational news.
When she had left him in the garden before luncheon, she had quite hated him for his unworldliness, combined with a sort of boyish simplicity and wistfulness.
They were handsome, and not insensitive; but they showed egoism, combined with sensuality.
Trajan was lauded by Pliny for his frugal administration of the treasury, combined with magnificence in his public works.
The diagonal sometimes just passes over into the V-shape, or into the pyramid; or the square is combined with both.
The greater part of these various anatomical peculiarities and functional anomalies point, more or less clearly, to the prevalence among inverts of a tendency to infantilism, combined with feminism in men and masculinism in women.
Even writers of scientific eminence, like Magnan and Gley, have adopted this phrase in a modified form, considering that in inversion a female brain is combined with a male body or male glands.
Mercante found that homosexuality here is not clearly defined or explicit and usually it is combined with a predisposition to romanticism and mysticism.
Her qualities outside of her beauty were tact, generosity, and elevation of soul, combined with an amiable grace which was unlimited, however superficial it may have been.
These bodies are seldom found naturally in their metallic form: they are generally more or less oxygenated or combined with sulphur, earths, or acids, and are often blended with each other.
The great source of this alkali is the sea, where, combined with a peculiar acid, it forms the salt with which the waters of the ocean are so strongly impregnated.
Carbon, combined with a small quantity of iron, forms a compound called plumbago, or black-lead, of which pencils are made.
But in the mineral kingdom also, particularly in its form of carbonic acid, we shall often discover it combined with a great variety of substances.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "combined with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
