Sentence examples for in a conjunction from inspiring English sources

It is also believed to have worked in a conjunction with other international terrorist groups, including the Baader-Meinhof gang in Germany and the Red Brigades in Italy.

In particular, the dependency of time and distance of closest approach to initial uncertainties on position and velocity of both objects involved in a conjunction is studied.

What many Dutch people have come to regard as the city's "Muslim problem" is found in a conjunction of these two kinds of offense: criminality and illiberal, "un-Dutch" views.

In a conjunction that Stoppard recognized as having Stoppardian qualities — "time-travel stuff," he said — two photographs showed the same large chinar tree, in Kashmir, at moments fifty years apart.

In a conjunction surreal enough to inspire disbelieving exchanges between strangers, the country was afflicted by both floods and would you credit it?—a drought-induced ban on householders using hoses.

Hence, the main clause and the utterance particles (or interjections) are in a conjunction relation forming FP, which is projected in the highest syntactic position, i.e. the root, of the sentence.

Thus, manipulating a combination of object and spatial information in WM resulted in a conjunction-task cost (discussed in more detail in the discussion).

Oxitec is now producing mosquitoes in Brazil in conjunction with a local company following a successful initial trial.

The event will take place in Redondo Beach in conjunction with a 5-kilometer race.

For example celebrities might announce a tour in conjunction with a Grammy nomination.

Upload a PSA in conjunction with a survivor's advocacy organization to educate people about consent.