Sentence examples for by a conjunction from inspiring English sources
Along these lines, all sentences would be dominated by a conjunction structure headed by a conjunction F and ended with an internal conjunct, a position reserved for expressing aspectuality, modality, and speech act.
I greatly enjoyed my colleague Amy Davidson's post hypothesizing that Collins's trilogy "is a story about a long counterinsurgency campaign," and Collins herself has said that it was inspired by a conjunction of reality television and the Iraq war.
In other words, all sentences should be dominated by a conjunction structure cross-linguistically, which would be regarded as the ultimate highest phase in syntax.
One of the first behavioral specification theories introduced for stochastic systems is the one of Interval Markov Chains (IMCs), which are Markov Chains whose probability distributions are replaced by a conjunction of intervals.
But when the target is defined by a conjunction of features, such as a green square embedded within a display of red squares and green discs, response times increase with the number of distractors (Treisman & Gelade, 1980; Kristjánsson, Wang, & Nakayama, 2002; Wolfe, 1998).
Children have difficulty with foraging for two target types, not only when they are defined by a conjunction of features but, unlike adults, also when they forage simultaneously for two target types that are distinguished from distractors by a single feature.
We identified voxels that were significant and specific in showing an increase in activity for one category of pictures over the others by using a conjunction analysis and testing for greater activation in one category relative to the two others.
Furthermore, common brain areas involved in both acquisition and extinction learning were analysed by using a conjunction analysis.
Bedny et al. (2008) addressed this issue by using a conjunction approach contrasting several conditions of high with low semantic competition while Hoenig and Scheef (2009) entered behavioral measures of semantic interference into their analysis of fMRI data.
One curious by-product of a conjunction would be the status of the M6's central reservation, which is unusually wide in some places along the Howgill gap.
Here we used an approach to identify common and distinct brain responses by using both a conjunction analysis and direct contrasts of emotional autobiographical memory and resting state conditions.
