Sentence examples for conjunction of real from inspiring English sources

And I don't think any of us would have credited that it would one day go out on Radio 4. Back in 1917, when Guillaume Apollinaire used the word to refer to Satie's Parade, "surreal" referred to a dreamlike, irrational conjunction of real objects.

The absurdist conjunction of idealist abstraction and real-world function in Mr. Beech's work is amusing; it also affords the deeper satisfaction of seeing Minimalism's mandarin purity brought down to earth.

In his later treatise on the Conjunction of Intellect with Man, Avempace differentiates between intelligibles of real existing beings such as the horse, and intelligibles of inexistent beings, such as an one-legged man, and he further differentiates between intelligibles of real existing beings which one has seen, and intelligibles of existing being which one has not seen.

The ADtree is based on the boosting technique but is at the same time a tree structure representable as a conjunction of rules all contributing a real-valued additive evidence toward classification.

For the first time, hydrodynamic cavitation induced by a liquid whistle reactor (LWR) has been used in conjunction with the advanced Fenton process (AFP) for the treatment of real industrial wastewater.

That kind of real economic development effort is still the only choice we have, though the preexisting debt will force us to make difficult cuts in conjunction with spending on renewal.

But the real issue lies in the conjunction of these two problems.

Second, is there a region significantly recruited for the conjunction of both tasks (i.e. is there any real overlap)?

Hence, in this detection, we evaluate the CDD performance in conjunction with the real scenario of the cellar communications.

But the real breakthrough came with a reading of Walt Whitman and the implicit conjunction of socialism and homosexuality.

The most likely to make a real difference in the long term is regenerative medicine (RM), a field that has emerged from the conjunction of stem cell biology and cell therapies; gene therapy; biomaterials and tissue engineering; and organ transplantation.