Voorbeelden van conjunction

• The conjunction "although" joins the two clauses in the sentence "He left, although I begged him not to."

• When you write a series of nouns or adjectives, such as 'purple, green and blue', you use a conjunction before the last one, instead of a comma.

• In conjunction, these properties of social-psychological research have impeded the development of theories with explanatory power and the ability to generate novel and nontrivial hypotheses.

• The classical truth tables for conjunction and implication are used.

• In both studies we investigated children's ability to choose the appropriate conjunction in two cloze tasks.

• By construction, the invariant of the location l is obtained by the conjunction of the latest firing times of enabled transitions.

• Unlike traditional partial deduction, which considers only atoms for partial deduction, conjunctive partial deduction attempts to specialize entire conjunctions of atoms.

• In conjunction with a strong longitudinal electric field component, a natural acceleration channel has been demonstrated to exist for a laser beam in a vacuum.

• Another difference is that we fragment conjunction structures so that each conjunct resides in a separate elementary tree.

• In the case of conjunction, this is only possible if we have both elimination rules.

• These advances were all made possible by the systematic use of the microscope, particularly in conjunction with the epistemological category of developmental history.

• For it is understood that if the closure conditions theorized are not actualized, the x-y conjunction will not occur even if condition, x, does recur.

• Therefore, constant conjunctions are thought to be rare or nonexistent in the social realm, which rarely, if ever, is subject to experimental control.

• The pilot service team attended 198 of these calls either alone or in conjunction with other emergency vehicles.

• Authentic texts also displayed a tendency toward having a higher incidence of adjectives and subordinating conjunctions and prepositions, but these findings only approached significance.

• It disrupts our mind's constant conjunction of the other person and the uneasiness associated with the wrongdoing.

• This idea initially seems promising, but it has a fatal flaw centring around the problem of the domain of conjunction.