This may also explain why the initial signal of the cough reflex is weak, but may be severe and chronic if reflex arc activation is recorded in several sites, as for example in the conjunction of eosinophilic airway inflammation and GER [ 5].
For example the conjunction connective is written 'ϙ'.
But, even in the simplest examples, characterizing spike statistics arising from the conjunction of non-linear effects, time propagation delays, synaptic noise, synaptic plasticity, and external stimuli is far from being trivial on mathematical grounds.
For example, the operative condition for a pot is the conjunction of the pot-halves; for the felling of a tree, it is the final contact between axe and tree before the tree falls.
At first, this was successful: for example, the border police battalion we trained at Walid, near the conjunction of the Syrian and Jordanian borders, uncovered many attempts to smuggle out large quantities of food, fuel, industrial parts and other goods.
For example, several genes are classified having some ambiguity, as their expression peak lying in the conjunction of two stages.
So regarding the present example, advocates of TK would argue that what's recognizable on reflection is the proposition that the conjunction of (1) and (2) is evidence for (3).
For example, where a is the spoken or written proposition 'a is false', a corresponds to and expresses the conjunction of two mental propositions.
It's the Enlightenment where the conjunction of art and shock began, and which is why 100 years later, by 1865, that conjunction was already suspect.
