While tensed statements about temporally definite singular events have a changing truth-value, the corresponding non-tensed dicta are unchangingly true or false (Nuchelmans 1973, 177 189; for some later examples, see also Nuchelmans 1980; Lewis 1995; Goris 2001).
Initially, few animation studios in the United States attempted to produce animation for adult audiences, but later examples of animation produced for adults would gain mainstream attention and success.
(NBC's "Grimm," for one later example, has been doing something similar with monsters since 2011).
They store solar energy for later, for example overnight, and can act as a back-up in the event of a power outage.
One reason renewables haven't been more widely adopted is that storing energy for later use for example, when it's dark or the wind isn't blowing is expensive.
Ibn al-Faqih's Kitab al-buldan offers geographical and historical details not found in other sources, and it was in itself an important source for later works, for example by Muqaddasi and Yaqut.
Perhaps, but it also recalls an American poet still setting an example for later generations, Elizabeth Bishop.
Thutmose set the example for later kings, who likewise assigned their crown princes to Memphis, where they were schooled in the military arts.
There is also a need to account for later school quality, for example, by measuring the amount and type of later instruction provided to treatment and comparison groups to better understand the variables influencing fade-out or catch-up effects.
The WRKY proteins in model plant A. thaliana (hereafter called Arabidopsis) have set a good example for later researchers to study the transcription factor family.
Check out the "TIPS" section for an agenda example for later meetings.
