Sentence examples for historical conjunction from inspiring English sources

Although Benjamin is citing the similarities between Expressionism in modern literature and the Mannerist exaggeration of the baroque, his own reconstruction of allegorical experience and its value for aesthetic theory is experienced according to a historical conjunction between the baroque past and the modernity of Benjamin's present: modernity both reveals and is revealed in the baroque.

In our opinion, the variation in proportions of strains of different phylogenetic lineages from one territory to another could reflect specificities of their historical past in conjunction with the insular nature of the island nations, a hypothesis supported by the observed association of clades and languages.

Recently, the Japanese Cabinet Office (2013) proposed a source model for the 1703 event based on an inversion analysis using the observed terrestrial crustal deformations in conjunction with historical tsunami data.

It was considered that more definite attribution of textile productions from two cultures may be achieved by investigating the materials and techniques of weaving and dyeing used on the textiles, in conjunction with historical and iconographical studies.

The objective of this study is to quantify the role of climate and human impacts on streamflow conditions by using historical streamflow records, in conjunction with trend analysis and hydrologic modeling.

For Acacia species, soil disturbance from roadworks are analogous to periodic disturbance from a natural fire regime, which in conjunction with historical changes in grazing pressure, are suggested as the main causes of increased Acacia recruitment.

Here we describe the development and testing of an agent-based model (ABM) of grey partridge using a well documented pre-decline historical data set in conjunction with a pattern-oriented modelling (POM) approach.

The genetic data, albeit only mtDNA, was used in conjunction with historical, linguistic, ethnographic and archaeological data, to better understand the prehistory of the Khoe and San.

This effect could be mitigated by keeping records of the ranking functions used, in conjunction with historical version of the collection, as is done for MEDLINE.

We determined that graphical reconstruction, in conjunction with traditional historical research, provides the greatest benefits for recreating an historical landscape.

Rather, race, in conjunction with the historical facts about North Carolina's educational policies, explained why the disadvantage fell disproportionately on black employees.