Sentence examples for conjunction of three from inspiring English sources

This raises an alternative theory which may be harder to dismiss: that Mr Tadic was more generally coming under extreme diplomatic pressure from the conjunction of three separate events.

To understand the impacts of landscape characteristics on water quality in mine waste-located watersheds, we conducted a case study in the Tri-State Mising District which is located in the conjunction of three states (Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma).

The different fire performance of the four foams under study here is thus ascribed to the conjunction of three factors, all associated with the evolution of PPG or PPG fragments.

We face a conjunction of three large events - the implosion of the debt-based finance-capitalism that developed over the past twenty years or so, a fracturing of the euro resulting from fatal faults in its design, and the ongoing shift of economic power from the west to the fast-developing countries of the east and south.

It's an economic conjunction of three lives--Taylor's, Burkhart's, and the viewer's--that we read in each picture.

The compound proposition "M has a high absorption, and S has a low absorption, and L has a low absorption" is a conjunction of three propositions.

The range of the conjunction of two proposition is the intersection of the ranges of the two conjuncts.

In his great dictionary, Johnson called irresistless a "barbarous ungrammatical conjunction of two negatives".

"THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE" concerns the unlikely conjunction of two families of different class backgrounds.

Like the siren call of acid house a year later, the conjunction of two words seemed to spark those embryonic rock'n'roll synapses.

And though Kevin's pulse has slowed, the still surprising and indelible conjunction of two formerly unrelated compound nouns – airplane, skyscraper – makes his stomach drop.