The reader quickly discovers that it is composed as a pantoum: a verse form in which the second and fourth lines of one quatrain become the first and third lines of the next; lines that are part of one sentence loop back in another context, creating a carousel of accidental-seeming conjunctions.
Historical heavy use of chlorinated solvents in conjunction with improper disposal practices and accidental releases has resulted in widespread contamination of soils and groundwater in North America and worldwide.
Accidental signs are objects or circumstances that have been frequently encountered in conjunction with an object, so that the occurrence of the former induces the mind to imagine the latter.
(The restrictions for conjunction and disjunction indicated in the table are due to accidental limitations in expressive power, as we pointed out for the case of Taylor, and point out for the other cases in the supplementary document Some Formal Theories in the Literature).
In conjunction with other causes of confusion or debility relating to their underlying disease, their risk of accidental harm may be increased.
IT IS an odd conjunction.
Corp. in conjunction with Rutgers Univ.
Initially this was accidental.
