Sentence examples for terms in conjunction from inspiring English sources

In order to solve this non-classical problem, a perturbation technique was employed on displacement terms in conjunction with Taylor series expansion of the disturbed boundary conditions.

By accounting for inertial terms in conjunction with the Arruda Boyce rubber hyperelastic constitutive model, we demonstrate the ability to capture the various modes of inhomogeneous deformation, including pull-in instability and wrinkling, that may result in dielectric elastomers that are subject to various forms of electrostatic loading.

We used MeSH and free text terms in conjunction to increase sensitivity to potentially appropriate studies.

We used the following medical subject headings and free language terms in conjunction with a highly sensitive search strategy: the search terms were ("stomach neoplasms" or "gastric cancer" or "stomach cancer" or "gastric neoplasms" or "gastric carcinomas" or "stomach carcinomas" or "carcinoma ventriculi") and ("Endostatins" or "Endostatin").

We selected articles on the basis of our personal knowledge and searches of the Medline database using the terms "frontotemporal dementia," "frontotemporal lobar degeneration," "progressive nonfluent aphasia," "semantic dementia," and "logopenic aphasia," and each of these terms in conjunction with "diagnosis," "treatment," and "therapy".

In order to obtain network-based scores of functional terms in conjunction with the supplied experimental data, we designed FunWalk, an extension of NetWalk, which scores functional terms for their enrichment in the experimental data based on random walk probability scores in Eq. 3.

"Sustainability" and "innovation" are two broad marketing terms used in conjunction so often that they've become almost meaningless.

We've continued to use the term "hologram," in conjunction with an editor's note, as that has become the standard term for the performance).

But the official who supervised the Homeland Security memo disagreed in comments earlier this month to The Washington Times: Daniel Sutherland, who runs the Department of Homeland Security Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, insisted that the avoidance of the term Islam in conjunction with terrorism "is in no way an exercise in political correctness.

We will present extensive data from human trials documenting the efficacy of the transient upregulation of local blood perfusion during active tissue cooling at the knee as a means to preclude the occurrence of long term ischemia in conjunction with cryotherapy and thereby obviate the potential for NFCI or tissue reperfusion injury.

How this helps long-term unemployment: In conjunction with referrals, social recruiting can actually reach more unemployed workers.