The French still believe that a grape's primary function is to express a place, rather than its own personality.
However, these rats did not express a place preference in the CPP testing phase (Phase 3).
To catalogue "preferred place of death" respondents were asked whether the care recipient expressed a preferred place to die and if so, where such was located.
Approximately 6 to 8 months after death invitations to participate in an interview will be sent to select bereaved carers of patients who expressed a preferred place of death.
Furthermore, B6 mice expressed a socially conditioned place preference (SCPP) throughout early and late adolescence (Fig. 10b).
Other than in NL (74%), fewer than half of cancer patients expressed a preference for place of death (between 32% [IT] and 49% [BE]).
One might claim that 'believes' (and its fellows) express a two place relation between an agent and some kind of utterance-like entity, where the embedded sentence functions as a representer of the utterance-like entity that the agent in question bears the relation to.
"The cast-iron district expressed a powerful sense of place that didn't exist, that doesn't exist, in many places in the world.
Crimmins and Perry's view is inconsistent with this principle, as they argue that 'believes' is syntactically two-place even though it expresses a three-place relation.
Nearly two decades after settling in, Miller wrote "Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch," a collection of fond, philosophical sketches that expressed a nostalgia for the place born of his fear that Big Sur's magic could only wane as more people came to visit.
