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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But ambidextrous direction, as proven in the greatest musicians and sports stars, seems to be best in the human or animal kingdoms, with adaptable brains given the greatest freedom.

Whether he was straight or stoned, his rate of accuracy, as proven in spring calves, was renowned.

Historians of TV comedy would point out that the benefits of maturity are as proven in broadcasting as in vineyards.

It's a big age gap, but even when Kelly was in his late 60s — as proven in "Xanadu," part of the series on July 21 — he has a sexy twinkle in his eye.

As proven in Appendix 1, this is not true.

This method enables application of the classical formulation and high approximation accuracy as proven in comparison with published solutions.

As proven in [27], the size of CDS for graph G is bounded by O ( R 2 ).

As proven in Sections 6.2 and 6.3, this contributes to the higher accuracy of identification for each individual's handwriting.

Finally, limited or partial CSI availability will result in degraded performance, as proven in [6, 21, 22].

As proven in [10], f≤5 and c≤12, and hence, the latency by ILBS is at most 17.

However, as proven in the companion paper by means of laboratory tests and numerical simulations, these types of connections are actually semi-rigid and partial strength.