Does Wh-movement proceed as normal (i.e. successive cyclically) under ellipsis (Merchant 2001, Agüero-Bautista 2007), or does it take place in one fell swoop (e.g., Fox and Lasnik 2003, Messick and Thoms 2016)?
The remaining four groups of psychiatric diagnoses were included (Model I) with successive addition and stepwise adjustment with other potential risk factors in upbringing conditions (Model II), personal factors (Model III) and early behavioural problem variables (Model IV), respectively.
Type2 alignments were considered as putative cross-hybridizing regions if the following two conditions were simultaneously met: (i) the successive alignment blocks between the query and subject sequences have the same strand orientation.
The cluster-graph construction takes into account spoligotype evolution mechanisms, i.e. successive loss of one to many consecutive spacers by a deletion mechanism [ 31] whereas the algorithm used by BioNumerics takes into account the maximal similarity between spoligotypes when considering the occurrence of the 43 spacers with respect to chronology from 1 to 43.
And again, to scale a vector, I multiply the successive coordinates.
Then the code, called by three optimization algorithms (i.e. successive quadratic programming method, genetic algorithm and interdigitation strategy) respectively, is used to design axisymmetric optimum-thrust nozzle.
"I'd had successive miscarriages and my employers started questioning my commitment, telling me that work had to come first.
Unable to read words on the screen, where they are slippery and elusive, I print out successive drafts.
The homogeneous deposition of CdS/CdSe QDs on the surface of TiO2 nanorods has been achieved by in-situ grown strategies (i.e., successive ionic layer absorption and reaction, and chemical bath deposition).
But the language in issue here, defining those applications considered to be successive, i.e., those presenting 'no new ground not theretofore presented and determined,' was the same as that contained in § 2244 as ultimately enacted.
