Sentence examples for shot in conjunction from inspiring English sources

News did come out this morning that the company tried a "junk shot" in conjunction with the "top kill" procedure, but the markets still await confirmation from the company on whether its latest efforts have been successful.

The exception to this was the scenes featuring Sphere-Builders which were shot in conjunction with the following episode, "Countdown", on February 26.

The shot model, in conjunction with data defining the parameters and goals of an experiment, describes the steps to be performed by each subsystem in order to prepare for and fire a NIF shot.

Distributions have been tried in Sierra Leone, Niger, Togo and elsewhere, sometimes in conjunction with measles shots or deworming drugs.

"The shot clock is a significant step for the game and, in conjunction with the reduction in interchange, is designed to reward endurance and give our fans a more free-flowing, entertaining game," Greenberg said.

Anderson displayed carefully planned shots that added an idiosyncratic aesthetic to his style that, in conjunction with his deft pen, captivated his ardent followers.

Griffith and others used the magnetic power of travelling shots to limited effect, but it was Murnau who revealed that moving the camera in conjunction with action and locale was an act of almost magical force, an unspoken, majestic poetry that still seems to be one of the form's most sublime achievements.

The teaser trailer release with King Kong the following December was done in conjunction with the studio releasing the film's first official screen shots of the film to USA Today.

Apart from that, the crystalline size and micro-strain on the laser shot peened surfaces have been investigated and compared with the unpeened surface using X-ray diffraction in conjunction with line broadening analysis through the Williamson–Hall plot.

First Diplo took shots at Zedd's newest song, because it featured a "fake flume drop" and was made in conjunction with the manufacturer of a popular button-shaped chocolate.

What Jardine planned was a sustained leg stump attack, used in conjunction with a semicircle of close leg-side fielders ready to pounce on any mistimed shot.