In the Elegies ideal and real are poised in a perfect conjunction.... when she sinks into sleep, wakeful and thoughtful I lie.
Averroes, in particular, claims that a perfect conjunction with the active intellect results in God-like knowledge and that such a conjunction is possible in this life (Comm. magnum De anima III.5 and III.36).
They also share an epistemological optimism that for specifically gifted people, which they described as philosophers or philosopher-prophets, a perfect conjunction is possible in this life.
It's something to do with the perfect conjunction of people, time and place, but its essence so utterly evades definition that not even the band's members really know what it is they're doing that's so fantastic.
It's an event scientists refer to as "Syzgy", when the two celestial bodies act in perfect conjunction and alignment during a new moon.
THEATER is a group effort, a conjunction of an idea, a writer and actors, she said.
Biomarkers should always be used in conjunction with a complete clinical, laboratory, and radiologic evaluation and with a perfect knowledge of its biology, strengths, and limitations.
What Marten says has an unassailable logic that's all her own, and is a perfect equivalent of the things she makes, with their strange meetings and odd conjunctions, her care for materials and construction, her tightly controlled moments of random disorder.
A perfect example of shared decision making.
We need a perfect storm of preferences.
