Sentence examples for through the conjunction from inspiring English sources
The intention of Sidewalk Labs is to reshape cities through the conjunction of clever planning and hi-tech solutions.
Mukherjee is an able guide through the conjunction of science, politics, and charitable fund-raising exploited by the Laskerites and their successors.
Kurdish nationalism came about through the conjunction of a variety of factors, including the British introduction of the concept of private property, the partition of regions of Kurdish settlement by modern neighbouring states, and the influence of British, U.S., and Soviet interests in the Persian Gulf region.
The working mechanism of the TEHS device can be explained through the conjunction of the triboelectric effect and surface reaction mechanism.
Al-Fārābī, Avicenna and Averroes share the view that happiness is reached through the conjunction of the human intellect with the separate active intellect.
The first one, implemented by Oracle VPD, operates by modifying the where clause of a submitted query q through the conjunction of the selection criteria of q with policy compliance predicates.
In Chinese counterfactuality, through the counterfactual conjunction yàobúshì, factual information is enabled in antecedents and the imaginary outcomes in consequents.
Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military action, justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD.
In this study we used the flow-through arrays in conjunction with the Olympus FD10 microarray instrument, which automates the required hybridization, pumping and image capture.
The lateral flow-through feature, in conjunction with high-Q resonance modes associated with optical bound states of the metasurface, offers an improved sensitivity to subtle molecule-bonding induced changes in refractive index.
For Maimonides, both the philosopher and the prophet receive the truth in their intellects through conjunction with the active intellect, but, only the prophet is able to use those truths to help other people (viz. the masses those who cannot on their own receive truths from active intellect) live in accordance with truth.
