Sentence examples for times in conjunction from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the same terms were used 1,049 times in conjunction with Mr. Romney's name out of 55,906 articles about Mr. Romney.

The poll, in Colorado, was one of three state surveys conducted by The New York Times in conjunction with Quinnipiac University and CBS News.

The proposed algorithms have been tested on different real-room speech mixtures with different reverberation times in conjunction with different ICA algorithms.

When the Sunday Times, in conjunction with Germany's Stern magazine, unveiled the news that Hitler's Diaries had been discovered, it appeared to be the scoop of the century.

The major reduction in the dispersed phase size is found to occur at short mixing times, in conjunction with the softening process.

We developed an optimal design algorithm that calculates optimal observation times in conjunction with optimal experimental perturbations in order to maximize the amount of information gained from longitudinal data derived from such experiments.

In the winter of 1979, the writer and editor Daniel Okrent invented WHIP (called "innings pitched ratio" at the time) in conjunction with a game he created to enable fans to assess player performance.

And then what else were you taking at that time in conjunction with that?

Afterward students are assigned to a Berufsschule ("vocational school") that they attend part-time in conjunction with an apprenticeship or other on-the-job training.

Ilona Staller, the porn star turned politician, appears twice: the first time in conjunction with an African man performing a secret ceremony and a poster for Pasolini's Oedipus Rex; the second with other figures, including the artist.

Kathryn Alton, soil scientist and executive officer of the British Society of Soil Science, said: "The numbers of professional soil scientists in the UK has declined over time in conjunction with the loss of soil science departments.