Here, again, the second syllable receives the stress and is pronounced in a higher tone, like this: "wunON".
IG egg predation was most pronounced in A. andersoni and negligible in P. persimilis.
Precisely the opposite is true: heroism does not need the context of a huge invasion (and is often more pronounced in a raid where the odds tend to favor the defenders), and it is unsung exploits that most deserve our attention.
Some Chinese and English names are pronounced in a fairly similar manner, allowing students to pick an English equivalent that at least resembles the sound of their birth name.
And there is something oddly radical, at this moment, in hearing phrases like "separation of church and state" and "the chance nature of existence" pronounced in a mainstream prime-time television show.
Paul Krugman, writes Donald Luskin of Palo Alto, Calif., has committed "dozens of substantive factual errors, distortions, misquotations and false quotations -- all pronounced in a voice of authoritativeness that most columnists would not presume to permit themselves".
And the challenge is more pronounced in a cavernous hall like the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, where the New York auto show opened to the public on Friday — and conditions are beyond the control of the snapshooter.
It was found that fabric energy absorption decreases as fabric is made denser, and this phenomenon becomes more pronounced in a multi-ply ballistic system than in a single-ply system.
Value chain and future-oriented dimensions are more pronounced in a firm with high level CSR engagement.
Individuals are known to contextualize [ 1], and this phenomenon can be very pronounced in a nursing home setting.
This may be a function of the fact that the benefits of an IUD, which does not require future visits to a health facility, are significantly more pronounced in a rural and remote terrain.
