Sentence examples for conjoin both from inspiring English sources

Twenty-month-old children and rats were shown to use the geometry of the room to reorient while ignoring the feature cue (Cheng 1986; Hermer and Spelke 1994), whereas human adults, rhesus monkeys, pigeons, fish, and chicks were all shown to be able to conjoin both cues (Hermer and Spelke 1994; Kelly et al. 1998; Gouteux et al. 2001; Sovrano et al. 2003; Vallortigara et al. 2005).

If possession of a human mind and body is sufficient for something's being human, then "merging" the divine mind with a human mind and conjoining both to a human body will yield one person with two natures.

The Zalconni sisters were conjoined twins, conjoined at both the head and the hip.

The pair were said to be conjoined at both the shoulder and the hip.

In almost all drawings and Biddenden cake designs, the twins are shown as conjoined at both the hip and the shoulder.

For Pentobra the conjoined peptide and tobramycin both influence how this composite molecule interacts with membranes.

For each gene pair with more than 0.33 of the region aligned to both genes, conjoined fragmental alignments were performed using Solar (Sorting Out Local Alignment Results) (a program in TreeFam).

One question on everyone's minds is whether the audience will accept the eventual fate of the conjoined brothers, who must decide, both literally and figuratively, whether to stay together.

Thus, the judgement that the thinker is equally rational in both cases, when conjoined with the view that rationality is a matter of responding to one's evidence in the appropriate way, seems to force the conclusion that the thinker's evidence is limited to his non-factive mental states even in the good case.

Moreover, having parts could let you be in the same place as someone else: if you shared a hand with a conjoined ('Siamese') twin, then you could both wear the same glove without jostling for space.

We are America!" In today's dominant intellectual fashion, conjoining "democracy" and "higher education" seems both uninteresting and far-fetched.