Sentence examples for by conjunction from inspiring English sources

FMRI data showed activation patterns in bilateral superior frontal, adjacent to medial frontal regions, and in right precuneus as revealed by conjunction analysis.

In particular, amino-modified SiO2 NPs were initially coated by GQDs to form highly emitting SiO2/GQDs, followed by conjunction with DNA functionalized gold nanoparticles (Au NPs DNA) to form SiO2/GQDs DNA Au NPs composite.

The paper also shows how to construct CRC constraints by conjunction and disjunction of a set of basic CRC constraints, highlighting how CRC constraints generalize monotone constraints and presenting interesting subclasses of CRC constraints.

But the doubt raised concerning this, by conjunction of the charges in a single count, is substantial; the matter is, for present purposes, entirely one of state procedure and state law; and therefore is one for the state court of last resort to resolve.

Degree of sharing is controlled by conjunction threshold.

Rather one knows things by conjunction (ittisal) not union (ittihad) with the Active Intellect from whence one grasps the universals of things immanent in it.

There is no fact described by conjunctions and existential statements over and above the facts that make the atomic conjuncts true and the facts that are described by the atomic statement from which the existential statement can be inferred.

They are typologically aberrant for the area in that they have noun-class gender and use finite-verb clauses linked by conjunctions.

In others, like "Shovel," he flexes to the occasion; he mostly abandons the short sentences for winding, enjambed ones strung out by conjunctions and prepositions to lead us, with calculated precision, to lines about the nature of haunting.

In order to characterize transitively relational partial meet contraction, postulates are needed that refer to contraction by conjunctions.

Alternately, the clauses in Example 3 might be worded congruently by realizing process by verb, quality by adjective, and logical relations by conjunctions.