The "and Co" refers to the group of friends, including Edward Bawden, Enid Marx, Percy Horton and Peggy Angus, whom Ravilious gathered around him at the Royal Academy in the 1920s.
After addressing "Thay" and "Co," referring to their male and female teachers, their responses must be in full sentences and in Vietnamese.
It is not unusual for two names to co-refer to the same value in the world, and so it is in our programs.
For example, a question answering system might need to know whether "protein acting as a tumor suppressor" is an acceptable paraphrase of the noun compound tumor suppressor protein, and an information extraction system might need to decide if the terms neck vein thrombosis and neck thrombosis can possibly co-refer when used in the same document.
on the readings of these sentences on which 'he' and 'his' are intended to co-refer with 'John'.
The fact that (1) is true while (4) is false does not show that substituting co-referring singular terms within the scope of attitude verbs is illegitimate; instead, for Frege, it shows that 'Superman' and 'Clark', as they occur in (1) and (4), are not co-referring.
Inset shows the map analysis of Co which refers to the Co nanowires deposited in AAO nanochannels.
Co-workers refer to themselves as comrades.
When her male co-workers refer to Marie's willingness to have sex with anyone, they don't say, "She's a slut", but, "She's for real".
Co-orthologs refer to genes generated by a lineage-specific duplication [ 41].
Sir, In their letter, Dr Ferretti and co-worker refer to the perception that autoimmunity and cancer are related and may represent 'two sides of the same coin'.
