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Verbal expressions are of particular interest.

According to Li (1990: 44), descriptive and resultative expressions are of "different syntactic categories".

Classical formally self-adjoint differential expressions are of the form (-1)^{n}^{n_{j=0}^{n} bigl(g_{j}y^{(j)} bigr)^{(j)} with (g_{j} in C^{j}[0,a]) for (j=0,dots,n) and invertible (g_{n}).

The derived expressions are of practical interest in view of the fact that they could be employed for evaluating the involved soil parameters from VS and VP measurements by in-situ or laboratory geophysical tests.

Steady-State multiplicity and uniqueness criteria are derived for a rather general lu ped model of chemically reacting systems for which reaction-rate expressions are of the form Kcp e-Ea/RgT/(1 + lc)a.

The expressions are of each of two forms, the one involving complex number (phasor) representation of the responses and the sensitivities, the other involving separate amplitude and phase representations.

Some smallish points of idiom and expression are of interest.

Grant's damascene conversion to the cause of freedom of expression is of course welcome.

The issue of free and critical expression is, of course, crucial for students and professors.

The corollary to this expression is of course that trade creates economic growth and fosters both cultural understanding and peace.

Quantifier expressions are marks of generality.