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adjunction

A virtually extinct term for the use of a combined -drug or -modality approach to treating a disease; adjunctive therapy.
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The adjunction between monoids and groups is an instance of a more general situation, recently described in [11] and in [12]: the category of monoids is S-protomodular, with respect to a suitable class S of points (= split epimorphisms with a fixed splitting), and the category of groups is its protomodular core relatively to the class S (see Section 3).
A criterion for reflectiveness of normal extensions
Both Nevins adjunction analysis and Kramer's copy analysis could potentially work for Ikalanga (with modifications that call for stipulations) putting aside the adjunction analysis shortcomings which are clearly articulated in Kramer.
Object markers in Ikalanga
However, the fundamental law which links the pair of dilation/erosion, the adjunction property, fails for the introduced structurally adaptive operators.
Structurally adaptive mathematical morphology based on nonlinear scale-space decompositions
In cases of coupled constraint equations, incorrect decisions of slave freedoms can lead to numerical stability problems; the main disadvantage of the penalty augmentation is a serious one: the choice of weight values that balance solution accuracy with the violation of constraint conditions; the Lagrange multiplier adjunction introduces additional unknowns, requiring expansion of the original stiffness matrix and more complicated storage allocation procedures.
A surface model-based simulation for warpage of injection-molded parts
HOFMANN, Spectral theory of algebras and adjunction of identity.
Retrospectiva biografica de un algebrista-John Dauns In memoriam
Animacy in the adjunction of Spanish RCs to complex NPs.
El papel de la animacidad en la resolucion de ambiguedades sintacticas en Portugues europeo: evidencia en tareas de produccion y comprension
Under this form, the country heterogeneity is taken into account through adjunction of the country-specific effect.
Convergence and inequality of income: the case of Western Balkan countries
In adjunction, Weltman and colleagues (1989; 1990) reported that, in both sedentary men and women, exercise performed at a specified percentage of [HR.
Arm vs. combined leg and arm exercise: blood pressure responses and ratings of perceived exertion at the same indirectly determined heart rate
Improvement of the eradication rate of Helicobacter pylori gastritis in children is by adjunction of omeprazole to a dual antibiotherapy.
Gastritis
During the recent century, specially in its final decades, different researches have been done about adjuncts and adjunction among different languages, but despite the fact that they are very important in Persian language, no attempts have been done regarding the position of adjuncts based on the Minimalist Program and functional Grammar.
An Analysis of Adjuncts: A Syntacto-Discoursal Approach (A Case Study in Contemporary Persian)
O'Neil, Wayne 1976: 'Clause Adjunction in Old English'.
Cristina Suarez-Gomez 2006: Relativization in Early English (950-1250): The Position of Relative Clauses
In this stage adjunction is also replaced by a properly hierarchical structure, with AUX adopting the role of head.
What about a (really) minimalist theory of language acquisition? *
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