Sentence examples for calls in conjunction from inspiring English sources

By using these attribute calls in conjunction with the data calls one can retrive both the full names, keywords and descriptions of products and countries as well as their data.

"In the event something has to be struck, the airman out there will be making some of these calls in conjunction with the crew flying the platform, to make sure we are going after what we need to".

Previous data indicate that the production of these attention-getting calls in conjunction with manual gestures selectively activates the Broca's area homologue in chimpanzees [17].

We hypothesized that if the region of the chimpanzee IFG identified previously is involved in the production of attention-getting vocalizations, those subjects that produced calls in conjunction with manual communicative gestures would show greater metabolic activity in the Broca's area homologue than those chimpanzees that produced manual communicative gestures only.

Recently, SCGB3A2 was shown to be an early marker for Club cells (formerly called Clara cells) in conjunction with Notch signaling.

People briefed on his involvement said Mr. Adelson, chairman of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation and a longtime supporter of Israel, was calling in conjunction with the Republican Jewish Coalition, a group he has financed for several years.

report is called in conjunction with the aggregate preprocessor to enumerate and report to a service the number of log entries concatenated within the 10 min window.

Google connects the two parties in the call in conjunction with international carriers, which are charging Google wholesale rates for use of their lines.

Last week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan joined Sen. Michael Bennet and Gov. John Hickenlooper on a national conference call in conjunction with President Obama's push to replace the much-maligned No Child Left Behind Act.

"It does seem clear that the president has opened himself up to a line of inquiry into whether this call, in conjunction with other actions, represents attempted obstruction of justice.…The president has admitted that he called the director of the FBI to determine whether he was being investigated in what has been officially declared to be an active, ongoing criminal investigation," Bauer wrote.

Less successful are the minor male characters that pop up: a wacky quasi-stoner called Nat (Zac Efron) and a troubled A-student called Dean John Magaroo) in conjunction with whom David Foster Wallace's novel Infinite Jest is invoked: a bit of a groanworthy moment.