Sentence examples for conditions in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

The underlying economic conditions, in conjunction with a predicted rise in unemployment, is likely to dampen price growth and the concern of rising interest rates later in the year will continue to weigh on the market.

We must apply the continuity conditions in conjunction with different segments for obtaining unique mode shape for mentioned system.

The changes in physical and chemical properties of fruits having about the same size were probably due to environmental conditions in conjunction with the analytical methods used.

Both theoretical and numerical results indicate that the network traffic converges to the desired uncongested equilibrium under proper boundary conditions in conjunction with proper control measures.

The developed scheme is used to quantify the interactions between multiple effluent discharges for different tidal conditions in conjunction with the effects of returning pollutants.

Cubic splines are used to describe the mode shape function and to satisfy the continuity and boundary conditions in conjunction with the Green function.

Buckling behavior of SiCNTs is discussed by using the continuum model based on the Euler-Bernoulli beam theory for different boundary conditions in conjunctions with the surface effect and nonlocal elasticity theory.

In this article, we propose a dynamic MIMO mode switching scheme which considers instantaneous channel condition in conjunction with rate adaptation.

A continuum viscoplastic damage model, previously calibrated using microtensile test data for the aluminium alloy's optimally aged condition in conjunction with X-ray micro-tomography scans of the undeformed struts, was implemented through the user defined subroutine VUMAT.

The fold-expression of induction was calculated as the relative expression values obtained in each condition in conjunction with the standard deviation compared with the relative expression values from the gracilis muscles of the sham-operated control group.

The ROIs were formally defined by reanalysing functional data from these two previous studies to identify areas that were more active in response to high pain than low pain in the 'other' condition in conjunction with high versus low pain in the self condition.