But there was never any question that 19th-century communities welcomed lamps, which in conjunction with police forces, posed a powerful deterrent to lawlessness.
Its average elevation of 2,000 3,000 feet (600 900 metres) induces relatively high rainfall, which, in conjunction with rich volcanic soils, makes the plateau extremely fertile.
Clark goes for whipped cream cheese and mayonnaise, which, in conjunction with the sausagemeat and grated Parmesan, makes his meatloaf almost too rich for my taste; this should be a dish that's plain enough to eat a hefty slice of.
He went about in a flowing white cloak, an azure jacket, a lace ruff, and an Astrakhan hat, which, in conjunction with his bushy head of hair and double-pointed beard, gave him the aspect of a Middle Eastern potentate.
Any attempt to transfer money to online accounts will require identity verification at account opening or first transactions which in conjunction with CCTV would be an excellent source of evidence for the police".
All its computers now include a built-in antenna which, in conjunction with a networking card, can exchange data with a small base station plugged into a broadband Internet connection up to 45 metres (150 feet) away.
In a celebrated episode of financial history, Baring was rescued by the Bank of England, which, in conjunction with the leading joint-stock banks of the United Kingdom, took over Baring's liabilities amounting to £21,000,000.
Thus, a low series resistance is obtained, which in conjunction with the high iFF enables FFs well above 82%.
Each individual has a unique genetic makeup (their genotype), which, in conjunction with the environment, determines the physical nature of that individual (their phenotype).
"Wolves have now begun a recruitment process, which in conjunction with the board will be managed by head of football development and recruitment Kevin Thelwell.
This eventually necessitates anaerobic respiration, with the accumulation of lactic acid, which in conjunction with vasodilation results in both vasogenic and cytotoxic oedema [25].
