In addition to these two strong Kleene operators, Peirce defines several other forms of negation, conjunction, and disjunction.
Once the player gains access to the job system, characters begin to earn a separate form of experience Ability Points in conjunction with regular experience points.
To determine the effects of TOX3 on gene expression, we performed transient transfection of these cells with an expression vector encoding the predominant form of TOX3 in conjunction with GFP or, as a control, GFP alone.
Unless by Carol Shields 224pp, Fourth Estate, £16.99 The chapter headings of Carol Shields's new novel take the form of prepositions and conjunctions - Notwithstanding, Despite, Whatever, etc.
That is what the ancient fish diagram (two conjoined circles with the area of conjunction forming the fish), first popularized by the Egyptians, symbolizes.
Spatial separation of the reaction vessel from the mass analyzer allows for the use of any form of mass analysis in conjunction with ion/ion reactions.
In persons who have inherited variants of TOMM40, the occurrence of a long form of the gene, in conjunction with either APOE3 or APOE4, correlates with onset of the disease before age 80.
According to scholars, up to half of all Haitians practice some form of voodoo, often in conjunction with Catholicism, which intermingled with the belief systems of enslaved West Africans when Haiti was a French colony.
Some form of 'flagging' system, in conjunction with centralised and well advertised resources for referral, seems a pragmatic approach to an important problem.
