Sentence examples for more conjunction from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the distribution of depth-to-groundwater aquifer (Fig. 13) and its relation with topographic conditions of the study area concluded that the direction of recording shallow depth to groundwater is more conjunction with the general sloping of the surface and the main streams which is expected from southeast to northeast.

In contrast, more successful books use more conjunctions such as "and", "but", and "or".

An n-RANC produces one or more conjunctions of n propositions.

since : poiché; Learn more conjunctions : that : che.

Instead, it is to be found in a more subtle conjunction of motivations revolving around the idea of resistance.

The Pentagon spends billions of dollars more in conjunction with the Central Intelligence Agency on space surveillance programs, including spy satellites.

This more general conjunction test is described.

Covalent functionalization gives the more secure conjunction of functional molecules.

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Additionally, since previous research has described that episodic retrieval only affect search when it is difficult and RTs are high, we also investigated the long-term priming prediction in a more difficult conjunction search task.

His rationale for his choices proves as cogent and considered as for any of his more flamboyant conjunctions of old and new: of Mr. Ligeti's études with Debussy's, say; or of contrapuntal pieces by Bach and Mr. Boulez; or of Harrison Birtwistle's "Harrison's Clocks" with clockwork pieces by other composers; or of 20 wildly different composers from the 20th century (in a Chicago recital this year).