Sentence examples similar to exhibits subject from inspiring English sources

And perhaps appeals to quantifier raising can help in defending the idea that 'Juliet kissed some/the/every boy' is, after all, a sentence that exhibits Subject-copula-Predicate form: '[some/the/every boy]i is P', with 'P' as a complex predicate akin to '[some event]e was both a kissing done by Juliet and one in which hei was kissed'.

The festival will also feature entertainment and exhibits on subjects including Olympic host cities and what Ms. Shields called "the price of glory": the sacrifices required to be an Olympic athlete.

These facilitation effects are also visible in the empirical frequencies of choosing the correct action as exhibited by subjects (compare Fig. 6. left panels).

Other books have dealt with new dinosaur research, but like museum exhibits on the subject, they quickly become outdated.

The American Museum of Natural History in New York and the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington have both recently opened major exhibits on the subject.

The letters, surfaced from a large Library of Congress exhibit, cover the subject of the plant and the drug policy surrounding it.

CVL from one subject exhibited a TFV concentration of 3,990.8 ng/ml but no anti-HIV activity was detected.

T2DM usually most common in adult subjects exhibits a slow, silent, and insidious evolution.

One subject exhibited greater than 2.5 mm of translational motion during the experiment.

This subject exhibited a significant reduction in breast density during NAC, and, similarly, a significant reduction in water concentration.

Subject 1 exhibits mixed results comparing the total wavefront aberration along the LOS to the PA.