Of course, it's fair to say that it was of pressing importance for a white middle-class kid from a comfortable suburb to learn from great modern African-American artists; but the situation must have been strange for the artists themselves, and I wonder what effect this disconnection, or disjunction, had on the music itself.
As narrative, the war on terror has been like the nouveau roman, with no coherent plot, only jarring disjunctions of cause and effect, time and place.
A hypothesis that has an unspecified parameter value is in effect equivalent to a disjunction of more specific hypotheses, where each disjunct consists of a more precise version of the original hypothesis, a version in which the value for the parameter has been "filled in".
To overcome the disjunction of quantitative knowledge about mixing effects, even for the most common tree species combinations, information needs to be integrated into a larger framework if it is to improve our understanding of mixed species stand dynamics and become more easily accessible for management.
We performed reciprocal crosses to determine whether the deviations from Mendelian expectations are due to fitness effects or non-random disjunction.
Thus, Wolbachia mediated incompatibilities between populations can contribute to the genetic disjunction we observe in Gff as a result of CI mediated effects.
Yesterday, I wrote here about cinematic disjunctions of scale, and that's exactly the effect that small-scale historical dramas exacerbate.
This disjunction is problematic and can compromise effectiveness.
It is a disjunction that Rosalyn Baxandall and Elizabeth Ewen explore to bracing effect in their revisionist history, "Picture Windows: How the Suburbs Happened".
But, mostly, the effect of reading was not feelings of disjunction and separation but rather one of surprising connection, a sense of disappearing into the scroll and the vortex of the story.
