Sentence examples for conjunction from from inspiring English sources

For this reason, it is possible to derive (Conjunction) from it.

Frequency fluctuations of the Galileo S-band radio signal were recorded nearly continuously during the spacecraft's solar conjunction from December 1996 to February 1997.

Since the instances of (ES-prop) are a collection of particular propositions and (Conjunction) is a universal generalization, it is not possible to derive (Conjunction) from the instances of (ES-prop).

Shapiro has most generously donated major works to the United States Embassy in Ottawa, Canada (the first site-specific FAPE installation, "Conjunction," from 1999) and to the US Consulate in Guangzhou, China ("Now," commissioned in honor of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and unveiled this year).

We next compared the conjunction analysis from the primary experiment with the conjunction from the control experiment.

We used a WM manipulation task in which subjects were required to manipulate color and angle information, either separately or in conjunction, from pairs of colored semicirlces.

Historically, these finite complementizers were derived from different syntactic categories: ru' from conjunctions, 'i' from case markers, and gi' from subordinators (Liu 2011).

(I've removed the function-words like pronouns and conjunctions from this analysis, even though they are, counterintuitively, the clearest markers of an individual's style.

That part-of-speech data allows me to create on-the-fly Mad Libs, garbling an original sentence by swapping in new nouns, adjectives, and coördinating conjunctions from TextBlob's limitless supply.

Entrees are best eaten in conjunction, stealing from your companions' plates: a bite here of pasta Bolognese transmuted by poblano peppers ($18), one there of staggeringly rich spaghetti-squash risotto, surrounded by scallops with halos of chipotle cream ($28).

(This is the special conjunction rule from probability theory).