Sentence examples for together with a post from inspiring English sources

House building continued during the mid-to-late 19th century, together with a post office and school.

The thermoelectric thin films in the device were prepared using the sputtering method together with a post-annealing process.

Hierarchical mesoporous conch-like Co3O4 nanostructure arrays with the thickness of a few nanometers supported on Ni foam substrate have been fabricated by a hydrothermal approach together with a post-annealing treatment.

On the one hand, the good compatibility of electrodeposited Cu2O architectures and Cu foam substrate, together with a post-deposition anneal at 200 °C, offers a mechanically stable interface for glucose determination.

His 30 years as professor of surgery at Westminster hospital, preceded by stints as a surgeon in hospitals in Oxford, Sheffield, Northampton and London, together with a post-retirement career as a clinical anatomist, give him an unparalleled perspective, about which he is surprisingly modest.

In summary, we have developed a facile approach to grow Co-Mn composite oxide ((Co,Mn 3O4) hierarchical nanosheets on 3D conductive Ni foam through a hydrothermal method together with a post-annealing treatment.

Well-aligned nickel oxide (NiO) nanosheets with the thickness of a few nanometers supported on a flexible substrate (Ni foam) have been fabricated by a hydrothermal approach together with a post-annealing treatment.

Part-time visual artist, producer, DJ and label manager at #FEELINGS (home of Lotic, Rabit, Ynfynyt Scroll and more), Ben has just released his debut album Virtual Anticipation, an opus that taps everything from footwork and club to seapunk and skweee, and pulls it all together with a post-human outlook.

Treatment response was defined by combination of two criteria: a 50% reduction in BDI-II scores from pre- to post-treatment together with a post-treatment BDI-II score of 13 or below, which is defined as the threshold level for mild depressive symptoms.

Reading it together with a Bucks post from a few months back about the rise of payday-loan-like cash advance services from major financial institutions, you begin to understand just how seriously the banks take the idea of competing with old-fashioned currency exchanges and other storefront money centers that are known for their high fees and exorbitant interest rates.

Taking Professor Lifton's and Dr. Balter's socio-psychological analyses together, one can see the sudden resurgence of the nuclear specter as a product of "external events," together with an eroding post-Watergate, post-Carter faith in the Government's capacity to control events.