Every two years, there were longer telephone assessments with more extensive word-recall tests and tasks like naming items in a category — animals, for example.
Without hype, without extensive word-of-mouth, without the welly of a marketing department with a proper budget, without five-star reviews in the national press (who won't send reviewers to this show because it is in a backstreet pub venue), audiences won't come to experimental shows.
Scholars around the world have carried out extensive research word on architecture, protocols, algorithms and application for trusted network at present, and proposed a variety of network credible verification scheme and control mechanisms.
His words, after five days of extensive news coverage and national debate, were intensely focused on gun violence.
In summary, irrespective of magnetic field strength, activation for pictures compared to words was more significant and more extensive than words compared to pictures in both lateral (x = −40 to −50) and medial (x = −34 to −38) sections of our two ROIs (Tables V and VI).
Persian makes extensive use of word building and combining affixes, stems, nouns and adjectives.
The first linguistic publication to mention Nafaanra is Delafosse (1904), containing some notes on the Nafana people and a fairly extensive comparative Senufo word list, though it lacked any proper tonal marking.
The new Demotic-English work includes new words not in that glossary, as well as new uses of previously known words and more extensive examples of compound words, idiomatic expressions, place names, reference to deities and words borrowed from other languages.
A Dictionary of the English Language included a history of the language, a grammar, and an extensive list of words representing basic general vocabulary, based on the best conversation of contemporary London and the normal usage of respected writers.
