In Tuckahoe, that conversation spilled into the school board election, which was held in conjunction with the budget vote.
The conference was held in conjunction with the first performance of a theatrical version of Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin" with incidental music by Prokofiev, which was suppressed shortly before its scheduled 1937 premiere.
Upon receiving a facetious award for best celebration at the ceremony, which was held in conjunction with an HSBC Champions event in China, Williams was asked why he celebrated so demonstratively.
Ms. McBride took the stage after the crowd heard stories of breast cancer survivors (the tour was held in conjunction with the charitable organization Pink Together) and platitudes about rail travel.
The results "fell far, far short of the projection Alan Turing made," said James Moor, a Dartmouth philosophy professor and computer ethicist who organized the 10th annual competition for the Loebner Prize, an award for the program that most closely mimics human conversation, a contest that was held in conjunction with a conference on what is known as the Turing test.
On Aug. 18 26, 1929, flying a customized Travel Air Speedwing, she won the first National Women's Air Derby, a cross-country race from Santa Monica, Calif., to Cleveland, Ohio, that was held in conjunction with the prestigious National Air Races in Cleveland, from which women were excluded.
