They can act as adjunct faculty members, give seminars, serve as mentors, and direct group projects.
In practice, the state authorities expected them to act as adjuncts of the municipal police.
Pushes like the (dead for now) Communications Data Bill (UK), CISPA (USA) and C-30 (Canada) all sought to recruit the entire internet industry to act as adjuncts to the state's surveillance apparatus, requiring them to retain titanic databases of online activity for government fishing expeditions.
There are numerous faith based programs which can act as adjuncts to standard medical therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy may be useful in correcting overtly dysfunctional personality traits.
Certain HAPs are occupational asthmagens, whereas others may act as adjuncts during sensitization.
It is however, important to note that the monitoring and grouping of inpatients would act as adjuncts to existing clinical risk evaluation procedures.
Since the late 1970s, gay NGOs have effectively acted as an adjunct of the Democratic Party, which is why they were "shocked, shocked" when Bill Clinton gave us "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the Defense of Marriage Act.
He hoped Wolfram Alpha Pro could act as an adjunct to his personal recollections.
Los Alamos thus acts as an adjunct to the traditional publishing mechanism, speeding up access to papers and providing an archive, while leaving the vetting and quality control to the existing journals.The NIH repository, called PubMed Central, which is being set up at the moment, aims to perform a similar function for biomedical research.
Additional MRI may act as an adjunct to rule out labyrinthitis ossicificans.
