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151 Spanish Armada: Great fleet sent by Philip II of Spain in 1588 to invade England in conjunction with a Spanish army from Flanders.

152 The central regulatory agency shall, in conjunction with the MOTC, assist in resolving problems related to the installation of trunk cable networks in outlying areas.

153 Observations are also conducted to triangulate emerging findings; that is, they are used in conjunction with interviewing and document analysis to substantiate the findings.

154 The celloidin embedding slices, used in conjunction with the HRCT, and provides precise information to image diagnosis and operation of the temporal bone.

155 Collar head rivet. Use in conjunction with other rivet ends.

156 Truss head rivet. Use in conjunction with other rivet ends.

157 However, when used in conjunction with loop unrolling, it's not so bad.

158 Swaging is done exclusively in conjunction with the open-die process.

159 Information available at present suggests that Oncovin may be useful either alone or in conjunction with other oncolytic drugs for the treatment of acute leukaemias ......

160 Aliases can be used in conjunction with the Wait command to create looping aliases.

161 This work features over 300 charts that use candlesticks alone and in conjunction with Western charting techniques,[www.Sentencedict.com] and explains their use.

162 By launching the Cycrogeddon Power in conjunction with a Time Bomb, or Surgical Strike, can they deal a deadly blow to your opponents base.

163 Greatest effect is achieved when used in conjunction with primary surge protection on main power service.

164 Toward that end, the Air Force, which preceded NASA in managing space programs, created Project Rover in conjunction with Los Alamos National Laboratory.

165 To try and encourage adoption of IPv6, the ISOC in conjunction with Google, Facebook and others have proposed a World IPv6 Day on 8th June 2011.

166 The grooves for double Oring seals are machined in the stem sheath of protective plastic for redundant stem leakage protection in conjunction with both the upper and lower bushings.

167 The Wigner Ville time frequency analysis in conjunction with properly selected OFDM parameters is applied to evaluate the signal dynamic range performance over the low voltage power line network.

168 Advanced analysis of contact problems utilize a numerical technique, known, as the slide-line contact method used in conjunction with finite elements.

169 Experimental data were only acquired from the isochromatic fringes, and then the result was calculated by using the Newton-Raphson Technique in conjunction with the Least Square Method.

170 This switch is also useful when you want to try booting between multiprocessor and single processor mode when used in conjunction with the /kernel switch.

171 The residents of the community worked in conjunction with the police and finally caught the bike stealer.

172 In conjunction with previously awarded shipsets by the U.S. Navy, this contract will complete bridge upgrades for the entire Nimitz class.

173 Objective Breast augmentation are performed in conjunction with breast lift in a single operation to correct mastatrophia with mild sagging breast.

174 A novel precise, multiple indexing jig used in conjunction with power tools, especially a power saw, is disclosed.

175 A package assembly or kit can be used in conjunction with storing and dispensing adhesive materials.

176 Alternatively, when the detachable wing is attached with the body, the body in conjunction with the detachable wing operates as a flyable kite.

177 Below are downloadable sets of lecture notes and bibliographical references for readings used in conjunction with lectures.

178 Cardiac oedema: All forms of cardiac oedema in conjunction with adequate glycoside therapy.

179 The system can be used in conjunction with patch clamp and iontophoresis, as well as our visualization protocols .

180 Conclusion The onlay cattle bone grafting in conjunction with screw type dental implants can be used to increase the volume of the recipient bone.