Sentence examples for of a conjugation from inspiring English sources

Verbs in particular must be morphologically marked as members of a conjugation, of which those corresponding to Latin -āre form by far the most frequent and indeed in modern times virtually the only productive class (thus, Latin plantāre 'to plant,' Italian plantare, Engadine plaunter, French planter, Catalan plantar, from planta 'plant'plant

Transferability of qnr and bla-CTX-M genes was studied by means of a conjugation assay using streptomycin-resistant E. coli J53 as the recipient.

It is not known whether the vbh gene cluster encodes proteins involved in host interactions or if it is only part of a conjugation system.

The inversion was subsequently characterized by means of a conjugation assay, transferring the inverted locus as a whole to a different strain.

Just tack on a conjugation of "ir" at the beginning and leave the actual verb in its infinitive form.

In April, when Mr. Liporace visited New York, I asked for a dry run of his "Secuencia de la Vaca," or as I think of it, "A Conjugation of Cow".

Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of QD-based ICTS. a Conjugation of CdSe/ZnS QDs with CA72-4 mAb (CC49).

Each of these distinctions is expressed simply as a conjugation of the root word for vision.

Apparently all of nature, as the British scholar William Ralph Inge observes, "is a conjugation of the verb to eat".

(a) Conjugation of pNctrl, pToxctrl or pPW plasmids into 1 1 mixed population of V. cholerae O1 (white) and E. coli MG1655 (blue) as recipients.

Then came a conjugation of Mr. Jobim's melody: first with a lone flute and an upright bass, in octaves; then the trumpet section, in muted unison; then the saxophones, harmonized.