This set includes numbers, names and some grammar free sentences and contains about 5000 different words.
The manual with the specifications for the human species comes in 24 tapes of DNA, one for every chromosome, each carrying one long, punctuation-free sentence in evolution's four-letter programming code.
I think that's potentially the cheesiest (lactose-free) sentence I've ever written.
In contrast to the CPS elicited by context-free sentence presentation, however, the events which induce the component during the perception of context-embedded utterances (i.e. dialogs) differ.
Asked on his way in how he planned to spend the day, Mr. Bush answered in a few, largely pronoun-free sentences.
Like Blair's verb-free sentences, they express a vague aspiration, in language so distant from everyday speech that they convey only an unformed, inchoate desire.
David Malone, the Canadian high commissioner here, credits Mr. Jahanbegloo in "India Revisited" for compelling so many Indian scholars "to speak in short, clear, largely jargon-free sentences," as he wrote in an e-mail message.
One might raise an eyebrow at the number of verb-free sentences here, except that this is the staccato yet connected manner in which some serious people actually talk and have always talked.
This means that the theory does not prove T-free sentences that are not already provable in PA.
If you can't explain in three, jargon-free sentences or less why customers need your product, you do not have a value proposition.
The first case is impossible, by the existence property with the consistency assumption and the fact that HA proves all true quantifier-free sentences.
