Sentence examples for the adjunct of from inspiring English sources

All sorts of cultural production that was concerned with ordering and sorting – criticism, editing and librarianship – can now be seen for what it always really was: the adjunct of a particular media technology.

What he means is that I am perceived to be the adjunct of one Mister Max Bannister - and no, Hugo, he isn't here, so you can stop, now - craning your neck and drooling for favours.' I was out of my depth, of course, but didn't really care.

Eligible patients who died during the recruitment period, as well as those who were successfully weaned from invasive ventilation, with or without the adjunct of NIV, were not included in the final study.

On the other hand, closed reduction using vertical traction can sometimes be insufficient, even with the adjunct of dedicated pelvic frames [8, 9]; moreover, it needs a radiolucent traction table.

The adjunct of DWI to T2-weighted images may aid in the detection of tumors.

Importantly, a 35% reduction of risk of death was observed with the adjunct of rituximab to fludarabine, irrespective of age.

She was a member of the adjunct faculty of The Graduate School at The College of New Rochelle and the host of a weekly talk show program on WVOX-AM.

In Pakistan, a study of the adjunct use of 600mcg sublingual misoprostol for treatment of PPH documented a 3% rate of high fever (1/29) [ 12].

He is a member of the adjunct faculty of the Government Affairs Institute of Georgetown University.

He is a member of the Adjunct Faculty of Columbia Law School, where he teaches a class on "International Banking and Finance: the challenges".

Undoubtedly the major adjunct of the modern encyclopaedia is its index.