Validation of strategic competence in graph-writing can practically advance language testing writing research, academic literacy, and knowledge construction in academic writing research.
When Adorno lived in America, from 1938 to 1949, he advanced the now familiar argument — practically printed on the menus of European cafés — that American culture was fascism with a happy face.
When he finally made his move, he wrote, "You're so beautiful, I thought you were out of my league," a compliment that immediately advanced him around the bases, practically poised to score.
Ignore the pinched diet jeremiahs and the skinny cardio-thoracic surgeons; bypass surgery has advanced to such a point that it's practically routine these days.
Treatment is practically based on limited (stages I and II, nonbulky) or advanced (stages III or IV) disease, with stage II bulky disease considered limited or advanced as determined by histology and a number of prognostic factors.
We find that the receding contact angle depends on the surface coverage of the random surface structure, while the advancing contact angle is practically independent of the structure.
Marie du Mont in house-to-house and street combat, clearing the way for 8th Infantry, 3rd Battalion to advance up Causeway 2 practically unopposed.
The objection advanced by counsel to the method of taxation was, not that the results produced were inequitable, but that (theoretically, not practically) the method adopted was improper.
When Adorno lived in America, from 1938 to 1949, he advanced the now familiar argument practically printed on the menus of European cafés that American culture was fascism with a happy face.
Each soldier was armed with the sarissa, a 13- to 21-foot spear; in battle formation, the first five ranks held their spears horizontally in front of the advancing phalanx, each file being practically on the heels of the men in front.
