Sentence examples for perfect conjunction from inspiring English sources

It has been refined and distilled and it is now just itself – a perfect conjunction of form and content.

In the Elegies ideal and real are poised in a perfect conjunction.... when she sinks into sleep, wakeful and thoughtful I lie.

It's something to do with the perfect conjunction of people, time and place, but its essence so utterly evades definition that not even the band's members really know what it is they're doing that's so fantastic.

They also share an epistemological optimism that for specifically gifted people, which they described as philosophers or philosopher-prophets, a perfect conjunction is possible in this life.

Averroes, in particular, claims that a perfect conjunction with the active intellect results in God-like knowledge and that such a conjunction is possible in this life (Comm. magnum De anima III.5 and III.36).

Grammar books 'explain' this use of the past perfect after time conjunctions as 'something that happens sometimes', which is hardly satisfactory.

It was a rare theoretical conjunction, a perfect fit, that puts the art of sex and gender activism of the 1970s and 1980s in much richer, detailed, and multifaceted relief than such art enjoyed at the time of it's making.

Individual transcripts are represented by perfect-match probes in conjunction with a corresponding set of mismatch probes.

Anchoring references were: 0- the least desirable health state defined by the attributes (health state W) or dead - and 100-the most desirable health state or perfect health, defined as the conjunction of the top level at each attribute (health state P) [ 11 ].

Biomarkers should always be used in conjunction with a complete clinical, laboratory, and radiologic evaluation and with a perfect knowledge of its biology, strengths, and limitations.

The perfect gas equation of state is used in conjunction with this theory to obtain a model valid at low vapor pressures.