The judge, according to city documents, called Costa Mesa's definition of a single housekeeping unit "legally indefensible". The property, according to its operator, Patricia Bintliff, was functioning as an "alternative family environment". Bintliff told the Planning Commission in October that the house was hosting 11 girls and had 14 beds.
Unlike 都 dou 1 in Mandarin, which mainly functions as a maximality operator, 都 to 1 in Southern Min is chiefly used as a modal particle expressing a concessive meaning or meaning of unexpectedness as a type of conventional implicature rather than pragmatic inference.
Essentially, the semantic definition of le in 26 allows it to function as a past tense operator.
First, it has been noted in the previous section that aspectual adverbs like reng and hai can only function as a back-shifting operator, and cannot forward-shift the temporal perspective.
But officials have raised concerns that the city, functioning as the primary operator of the new centers, has focused too heavily on offering jobs to welfare recipients and has not paid enough attention to other people looking for work.
The CDCMD system provides decision support to the operator in monitoring the process; it can also function as a tutorial system for novice operators.
It functions as an industry utility, open to any mobile money provider in Africa, including banks, money transfer operators and other financial service providers.
Following reasoning from the Kennedy-Ginsburg concurrence in Denver Area, it said the channel functioned as a public forum, and its operators as state actors.
We witness what seems to be an operator-less recording, where the camera functions as a tool, which affects and transforms the visible while capturing it.
LexA normally functions as a repressor of SOS genes in E. coli by binding LexA operator sequences that are an integral part of the promoter (33).
"We function as a nonprofit.
