Sentence examples for conjunction through from inspiring English sources

As a viewer circles the pieces, the interconnected elements seem to change position yet remain in equilibrium, the way the stars appear to move in conjunction through the heavens.

In the Iggeret ha-Kodesh ("The Holy Epistle"), for example, sexual intercourse in marriage was interpreted as a theurgical practice in which masculine and feminine hypostases (aspects) of the divine were brought into conjunction through appropriate meditations during sexual activity.

We conclude that a diverse set of actors working in conjunction through the networked public sphere played a pivotal role in turning around the Federal Communications Commission policy on net neutrality.

Abstracting to theory from practice always risks producing a false dichotomy, as the two can only be fully understood in conjunction, through experience [ 25, 36].

We will show below that changes in collagen content between the tissues can be quantitatively probed, separately and in conjunction, through 3D SHG imaging and bulk optical parameter measurements.

This method can quickly search large periods of time and give an indication of the quality of the magnetic conjunctions through automatically generated plots.

A high order method to quickly assess the effect that uncertainties produce on orbital conjunctions through a numerical high-fidelity propagator is presented.

These findings suggest that comprehenders familiar with E-Conjunction through manga reading are likely to engage in more combinatoric processing, relying on a schematic pattern encoded in memory.

"So that's essentially what I'm looking for: points where the various cultural forces at play at a particular time become physically manifest through architecture, through artifacts, through light, through weather, through the conjunction of things - of one building next to another, built in different periods, or all experiencing the pressures of age".

Alternatively, from the perspective of Figure 10, different aspects of cohesion would correlate with different dimensions of register – with tenor by and large enacted through negotiation (and appraisal), field by and large construed through conjunction and ideation and mode by and large composed through identification and periodicity.

For Maimonides, both the philosopher and the prophet receive the truth in their intellects through conjunction with the active intellect, but, only the prophet is able to use those truths to help other people (viz. the masses those who cannot on their own receive truths from active intellect) live in accordance with truth.