Sentence examples for in conjunction with various from inspiring English sources
Databases are structured to facilitate the storage, retrieval, modification, and deletion of data in conjunction with various data-processing operations.
In conjunction with various computer-mapping softwares, GPS can be used to locate one's position and plan a travel route, whether by car or on foot.
I used Lexis-Nexis, a database of news articles, to look up how often each candidate's name was mentioned in conjunction with various keywords related to economic and social policy.
The proposed scheme can be used in conjunction with various conventional MIMO precoding and detection techniques.
Empirical hypotheses have implications for experience only in conjunction with various other background assumptions, e.g., about the circumstances of perception.
The Fund will donate a number of Kindle e-readers, Fire tablets as well as e-books to communities around the world, in conjunction with various partner organizations.
In this study, bending response of non-homogenous microbeams embedded in an elastic medium is investigated based on modified strain gradient elasticity theory in conjunctions with various beam theories.
Integrases are versatile and efficient tools that can be used in conjunction with the various extant molecular biology tools to streamline the synthetic biology production line.
The ritual is called a famadihana (pronounced fa-ma-dee-an), and in this nation, a huge island in the Indian Ocean, millions practice it, often in conjunction with their various religious faiths, though not always with the same understanding of what it means to be dead.
The relevant signal of genetic constitution could derive from the semiochemical profile alone or in conjunction with these various binding proteins, and could function in primates and other vertebrates to reveal genetic relatedness.
Codex standards are applied in conjunction with the various agreements—sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) agreement and technical barriers to trade (TBT) agreement––adopted as part of the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
