In conjunction with the knowledge of the quadratic convergence rate of the frequencies of free vibration, we can estimate that the true errors of the 360 µm model were estimated at <3.3% [40].
For a substantial fee some consultancies will provide the strategic thinking skills that, in conjunction with the deep knowledge of your organization, will help you with a specific project.
Taking this knowledge into consideration in conjunction with the fact that patient compliance with long-term penile rehabilitation programmes is known to be poor 33, we decided to maintain the relatively short treatment duration of 6 weeks after catheter removal.
It lies rather in believing that nothing can be known in conjunction with the belief that it is irrational to hold opinions in the absence of knowledge.
Hopefully the OBR in conjunction with the BofE can fulfill that remit.
Our knowledge translation strategy will involve, among other approaches, a workshop to be held in conjunction with the annual January Canadian Critical Care Trials Group meeting that will bring together key target audiences across disciplines for our research.
This is especially problematic in conjunction with the overall lack of knowledge about schizophrenia found in this population.
That, in conjunction with the reduced aerodynamic drag, means the new Corvette will be incrementally faster.
The widespread idea that game theory "assumes common knowledge of rationality", perhaps in conjunction with the extensive use of equilibrium concepts in game-theoretic analysis, has lead to misconception that the Nash Equilibrium either requires common knowledge of rationality, or that common knowledge of rationality is sufficient for the players to play according to a Nash equilibrium.
Pedagogy was addressed not as a single knowledge domain, rather in conjunction with the other two domains.
