Sentence examples for material in conjunction with from inspiring English sources
Last month, Disney rival DreamWorks unveiled plans to build a studio in Shanghai and make animated and live action material in conjunction with three Chinese companies.
Generally, REY in coal mainly originated from terrigenous material, in conjunction with the aluminosilicate minerals, which are generally major components of coal ash (Zhao 2002).
The purpose of this study was to optimize the concrete made with crumb rubber (CR) as waste material in conjunction with metakaolin (MK).
The technique was then applied to study the dynamic tribological response of closed fracture surface pairs of the same material in conjunction with surface topography examination.
However, it was not until the mid-1980s that a few research/design teams throughout the world seriously investigated the use of composites to prestress concrete beams and to utilise the material in conjunction with the more conventional materials.
A simplistic approach based on elementary beam theory and strength of material in conjunction with rule of mixture was adopted to calculate the cohesive strength of the composite coating.
The museum will offer a series of guided tours to so-called green buildings in New York, which are environmentally friendly because of energy conservation, design and materials, in conjunction with the exhibition "Big and Green: Toward Sustainable Architecture in the 21st Century".
The presence of organic materials in conjunction with chlorine can form trihalomethanes and other potentially harmful chemicals.
Solving a full 8 × 8 Kane's Hamiltonian, generalized to treat different materials in conjunction with the Poisson equation, we calculate the optical properties of these systems.
The results show that considering the mechanical properties of materials in conjunction with the space environmental effects produce much more reliable ranking of the candidate materials.
This paper presents a neural network modelling method for damage behaviour of composite materials in conjunction with full-field strain measurements.
