In 2006, Food & Wine magazine named Carlson one of the year's top new chefs, remarking "he ingeniously combines a classic Italian cooking sensibility with avant-garde techniques."

Zenner (Die Chorgesange im Buche der Psalmen, II, Freiburg im Br., 1896) ingeniously combines into what he deems were the original choral odes: Pss.

Inside, it ingeniously combines public and semi-public space.

In this brilliant score Dallapiccola, a pioneer of 12-tone music in Italy, ingeniously combines the techniques of Serial composition with genuine Italianate lyricism.

He's taking the liquid fabric and ingeniously combining it with brown cotton poplin, so that the back of the dress billows out in soft, eccentric folds.

Ms. Hubley ingeniously combines film and drawing while Ms. Sud explores social conflict.

The vampiro, a Spanish-inflected alternative to the Bloody Mary, ingeniously combines tequila and a quickie version of its traditional sangrita chaser in a single, icy drink.

Writing in The New York Times, Ellen Lewis Buell reported that Asimov "ingeniously combines mystery with science fiction, saying that "his inventiveness and use of picturesque details" were reminiscent of Robert A. Heinlein.

The museum is a delight to the eyes, but also to the ears, ingeniously combining old instruments and new technology.

The Motet Lord, Thou has been our Refuge, in which VW ingeniously combines Psalm 90 (his own setting) with the Hymn 'O God our help in ages past'(to the tune of 'St Anne') to ravishing effect, should certainly satisfy those with a musical sweet tooth.