Sentence examples for in conjunction with developments from inspiring English sources

This in conjunction with developments in automatic welding, alternating current, and fluxes fed a major expansion of arc welding during the 1930s and then during World War II.

These discoveries ushered in a new era of high activity in RNA biochemistry and structural biology that, in conjunction with developments in genomics, established groundwork for the ensuing explosion in discoveries of other functional but noncoding RNAs.

"They typically like to work with communities in conjunction with development projects".

Successful rearing of penaeid prawn larvae for stocking requires high survival rates to be attained, however, this must be achieved in conjunction with development rates that limit the time larvae spend in the hatchery to reduce operating costs (ASEAN 1978).

In conjunction with development of the research group, an enhanced partnership with end-users needed to be established for communicating volcanic impact science both during crisis and non-crisis periods.

In conjunction with this development, a growing interest has developed in secure information transmission over wireless networks related to the specific security vulnerabilities caused by the inherent openness of wireless media.

During the Design Study, detector optimisation studies have been pursued in conjunction with technical developments.

Here, we review the history of animal transgenesis, with an emphasis on fish, in conjunction with major developments in genetic engineering over the past few decades.

Encouraged by these findings, as well as by recent advances in technology, we decided to reinvestigate the trafficking of APP in neurons, using established biochemical techniques in conjunction with new developments in optical methods that allow direct, real-time measurement of protein trafficking in the presynaptic terminal.

The development of the CA was guided by the interRAI Instrument and Systems Development (ISD) group in conjunction with the development of the new standardized suite of interRAI instruments.

The development of computer technology in conjunction with the development of structural mechanics allows for qualitatively new ways in the organization of analysis and design of steel–, steel glass, and steel concrete constructions.