Sentence examples for in conjunction with works from inspiring English sources
Discussion of the work of scientific and philosophical pioneers of probabilistic thought (e.g., Pascal, Leibniz, Bernoulli, Laplace) in conjunction with works by Shakespeare, Voltaire, H. G. Wells, Pynchon and Stoppard, among others.
I will consider interpretive traditions, then analyze the poem in conjunction with works by other artists using the same strategies.
Taken as a whole, the study provides only weak evidence that collective bargaining inhibits innovation but stronger support for the notion that secotral bargaining in conjunction with works councils - the dual system - offers a favorable milieu for innovative activity.
The freeway has also been expanded with an extra lane northbound between Perth and Hutton Street, in conjunction with works to increase the capacity of the Graham Farmer Freeway tunnel.
Develops an understanding of key digital humanities concepts such as data representation, digital archives, information visualization, and user interaction through the study of contemporary research in conjunction with working on real-world projects for scholarly, educational, and public needs.
The Office of Works carried out excavations in 1932 in conjunction with work to consolidate the walls and grounds so they could be opened to the public.
The government could consider targeting these health behaviors in conjunction with work to improve enrolment rates in the National Health Insurance Scheme.
In addition, a spliced leader primer (SL-primer; 5′-CCGTAGCCATTTTGGCTCAAG-3′; [ 97]) was tested in conjunction with working reverse primers in an attempt to amplify the N-terminal coding region of each gene.
Health conditions such as cardiovascular disease, reproductive problems, gastrointestinal issues and overall mortality need to be explored as has been done in conjunction with work patterns such as overtime and shift work [ 41, 45].
In conjunction with work on other taxa such as song birds, it might eventually be possible to unravel the role that FoxP2 plays in vocal production in human and non-human species alike.
