Sentence examples for simultaneous conjunction from inspiring English sources

The project's title refers to the simultaneous conjunction and disjunction that occurs within the overall structure, rather than to a sense of loss.

Further, if there were a simultaneous conjunction of an atom with other six atoms coming from the six directions, the atom would have six parts because that which is the locus of one atom cannot be the locus of another atom.

Over the long history of the organism, the sequential or simultaneous conjunction in cells of many such dysfunctions may lead in one cell to a transition to complete independence: the tumor cell.

Recent studies have been performed using RFA in conjunction with simultaneous, real-time sonography to enable volumetric ablations, resulting in volume reduction and symptom improvement [8, 9, 12].

Recent studies have been performed using RFA in conjunction with simultaneous, real-time sonography to guide volumetric ablations, resulting in volume reduction and symptom improvement [3, 5, 6].

The adsorption of the additive polyethyleneglycol 8000 (PEG8) and its coadsorption with Cl− ions was investigated by cyclic voltammetry and linear potential scans in conjunction with simultaneous measurements of the frequency change of an electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM).

The method uses a node-based finite-volume discretization with Summation-by-Parts (SBP) property, which, in conjunction with Simultaneous Approximation Terms (SAT) for imposing boundary conditions, leads to a linearly stable semi-discrete scheme.

Our own efforts in Calgary, Alberta have attempted to simplify RTUS even further, using freely available VOIP software to transmit and provide remote mentors with ultrasound images produced by the novice in conjunction with simultaneous real-time views of the novices handling of the ultrasound probe.

Here we consider a severe loss of coolant accident (LOCA) in conjunction with simultaneous failures of the beam tubes (providing a pathway for radioactivity release from the vacuum vessel towards the confinement) and of the two barriers surrounding the chamber (inner shielding and confinement building itself).

A strength in our present study is that breath CO2 kinetics were followed over a longer period (10 h) and included multiple breath CO2 measurements in conjunction with simultaneous measurements of both blood glucose and plasma insulin concentrations.

Moreover, because the first step seemed less effective than the second and third steps, we may recommend right-side turning of the head in conjunction with simultaneous counterclockwise rotation of the DLT as a first attempt to minimize the numbers of repositioning attempts.