These children may not be 'alone' in the strictest sense – groups of teenage boys could be travelling together, for example, or a 10-year-old boy like Hassan could become separated from his father at a chaotic border crossing, only to be reunited soon after – but they are vulnerable nonetheless, and at increased risk of having their rights violated.
(Before that, dictionaries were organized by topic, which would mean that all types of food would be listed together, for example).
This objection is due to Chakravartty (2003) who points out that certain properties tend to be found together, for example, negative charge and a certain rest mass, and then asks 'coincidence or object?'.
Neck bones may be fused together, for example, or bones in the lower back may fail to solidify.
Both approaches complement each other and could be used together, for example, for performing coarse acquisition and fine tuning or to improve their respective performances.
When they are drinking together, for example, or are careless in some other way, "the licentious horses in the two of them catch their souls off guard," and since the man's recollection of beauty is dimmer and is not rekindled by philosophical conversation, they end up having sex together something "the masses regard as the happiest choice of all" (c1 5).
Poems were shifted about all the long poems were grouped together, for example—making it impossible to gain a clear view of the chronological development of his writing.
Where a number of shorter plays were staged together, for example a double bill of one-act plays performed in the same evening, this has been counted as a single production.
The performance for each protocol increases when nodes are clustered together, for example node 1 and node 2 (Table 3).
Sometimes more than one gene is repeated together, for example the genes encoding tuzin and amastin.
