Sentence examples for represented in conjunction from inspiring English sources

These effects are represented, in conjunction with the continuum damage mechanic concepts, by eigenstresses which for the general case of an orthotropic constituent include nine independent damage variables.

In conclusion, texture in hippocampus was represented in conjunction with the context, with no relationship to the physical features of the stimuli.

The results of this metric are particularly informative when looked at in conjunction with the number of CCDS represented in each TA.

In this model, the perirhinal cortex represents conjunctions of stimulus features, and the features are, themselves, represented in more caudal brain regions (e.g., areas V4 and TEO in the monkey).

To date, there is only one study (60) representing a Purkinje model formulation that can be used in conjunction with a ventricular bidomain model, but this was used in conjunction with a more simplified model geometry.

The fund would be administered in conjunction with the International Labour Organisation, and require contributions from trade associations in developed countries represented at the G7.

For each set of concepts (A subseteq M, prod _{m in A}m) represents conjunction of the concepts in A; for instance, (A={m_{1}, m_{5}} subseteq M, prod _{m in A}m=m_{1}m_{5}) represents a new fuzzy concept "attribute 1 is good and attribute 5 is good".

This copying machine could be used in conjunction with the addition machine of Figure 2 to construct a doubling machine, i.e., a machine which, when started on a tape representing the number n halts on a tape representing 2n.

Thinking and doing have to be done in conjunction.

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

It represents the conjunction of the apex of the human mind to the separated agent intellect.