Even human listeners in some cases do not agree on a common tapping level.
"If you have to go to school or a job, you have to be up early to line up for water from the common tap to wash, then for the toilet," she said.
New Yorkers eventually found themselves forced to drink imported goods: "Like moderns favoring bottled water over the common tap," he writes, "fastidious late colonials eschewed the neighborhood well for 'tea water' brought by pail and barrel from springs on the fringes of town".
You snapped out of anaesthesia, interrupted coitus, stopped your prayers, postponed your son's engagement, developed incontinence, took casual leave to go down and stand at the common tap … cancelled going to church because water, present and absent, is more powerful than the Almighty".
This case-control study investigated five common TAP polymorphisms in TAP1 (1341 and 2254) and TAP2 (1135, 1693, and 1993) in 616 women with CIN and 206 controls.
The single immunoprecipitation approach minimizes sample loss, a common problem in TAP methods.
A shared affective ethos, in this sense, is more important than a common creed, and tapping into and amplifying that ethos is what counts most.
Because this was an era when tap dancing was a common skill among performers, a tap dancer had to create something unique to be noticed.
The Internet made it possible for Perelman to work alone while continuing to tap a common pool of knowledge.
The Rasch model assumes that the scale is unidimensional, i.e., that items tap a common underlying latent trait, and that items are locally independent, i.e., the response to one item should be independent of responses to other items.
