Adjunction

In the word "happiness," the adjunction of the prefix "hap-" and the suffix "-ness" create a new noun.

The adjunction of a benzene ring to the compound made it more aromatic.

The composer's adjunction of a saxophone to the symphony created a smooth and soulful sound that captivated the audience.

The band's adjunction of a synthesizer to their setlist added an electronic and futuristic sound to their music.

The adjunction of a point to a sphere creates a solid sphere.

The adjunction of a left or right adjoint functor to a category can induce a monad or a comonad, respectively.

The adjunction of a chain complex to a topological space can create a cohomology theory.

The adjunction of a hydroxyl group to the compound gave it new chemical properties.

The adjunction of two sets creates a new set containing all the elements of both sets.

The adjunction of the phrase "to my surprise" adds an element of unexpectedness.

The word "misinterpret" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "mis-" and the verb "interpret".

An example of an adjunction of a vector space is the completion of a metric space.

The word "reheat" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "re-" and the verb "heat".

An important example of an adjunction in functional analysis is the Gelfand-Naimark-Segal construction.

The adjunction of a new ingredient to the cocktail changed its taste.

The adjunction of a phosphate group to the compound improved its water solubility.

The adjunction of a square root to a field can create a larger field that contains all the roots of polynomials.

The adjunction of an identity element to a group can make the group into a monoid.

The adjunction of an inverse element to a group can make the group into a group with an inverse element.

The adjunction of a limit point to a metric space can create a larger space that is complete.

The word "devalue" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "de-" and the verb "value".

The adjunction of a point to a cone creates a solid cone.

The adjunction of a point to a curve forms a projective curve.

The adjunction of a differential form to a manifold changes its differential structure.

The adjunction of a divisor to a scheme modifies the geometry of the scheme.

The adjunction of a map between schemes creates a new scheme with a new morphism.

The adjunction of a point to a cube turns it into a solid sphere.

The adjunction of a point to a torus turns it into a Klein bottle.

The adjunction of a point to a rectangle creates a closed rectangle.

The adjunction of a point to a cube creates a solid ball.

The adjunction of a nitrogen atom to the molecule increased its polarity.

The adjunction of new technology to the factory increased productivity.

The word "postmodern" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "post-" and the adjective "modern".

The adjunction of a boundary point to a metric space creates a larger metric space.

The adjunction of a fiber to a topological space can create a fiber bundle.

The adjunction of an element to a Hilbert space can be used to define a new orthonormal basis.

The pianist's adjunction of a cello to her performance added a rich and haunting quality to the music.

The adjunction of a functional group to the molecule made it more acidic or basic.

The adjunction of a new wing to the hospital increased its capacity.

The adjunction of a compactification to a space can make it complete.

The adjunction of a sheaf to a topological space can create a sheaf of rings or modules.

The word "undesirable" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "un-" and the adjective "desirable".

The adjunction of a basis vector to a subspace produces a larger subspace.

The adjunction of a new ornament to the necklace made it look more appealing.

The adjunction of a submanifold to a manifold can create a larger manifold with a boundary.

The notion of adjunction is a central concept in category theory and plays a key role in many areas of mathematics and computer science.

The adjunction of the word "however" shows a contrast in the idea presented.

The word "unpredictable" is formed by the adjunction of the prefix "un-" and the adjective "predictable".

The adjunction of a clause made the sentence more complex.

The adjunction of a hydrogen atom to the carbon chain altered the structure of the organic compound.