When we do clustering in two or more layers, we have a conjunction of necessary conditions for merging two clusters.
Even so, the system described above requires that every concept has a negation, every pair of concepts has a conjunction, every pair of concepts has a disjunction, etc.
However, in the kalamanticin/batumin cluster the Type I PKS Bat3 has a similar conjunction of a hydratase followed by a KS at the junction of modules 9 and 10 as part of a much larger type I PKS protein [37].
Operator believes that for clothing and home décor, having a human working in conjunction with the algorithms that are the industry norm will be a more appealing service.
BREAKFAST LIGHT We sit and read the paper in conjunction with having a little breakfast.
Thus, a large window size (such as 4,800) is preferable for the purpose of having a high spatial resolution, in conjunction with a high sample rate (such as 48 kHz) to not hinder the overall responsiveness of the system.
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In Duns Scotus, the good is an absolute property formally distinct from being; in Suarez, 'the good' primarily signifies the perfection of a thing, while adding the aspect of suitability (convenientia), i.e. it connotes a nature having a natural inclination, capacity, or conjunction with such perfection.
The authors could have used a conjunction to explicitly connect these two sentences but they did not.
