Again, here are more in-depth words on Sony's big exclusive of early 2017.
An in-depth word-by-word analysis of big data characteristics was performed on the second stage TM results.
So for all the haters out there, know that for however many message board threads you make entitled "Why the Wii Sucks: An In-Depth Analysis," your words mean absolutely nothing.
Smith and Osborn describe their concept in depth throughout the results (720 words), discussion (147 words) and conclusion (56 words) of the original paper, for example: The notion of the self emerged in this study as an important aspect of the participants' experience of chronic pain sensation, distress and disability.
Take that gardening column, or that in-depth feature of 3,000 words.
Itô Jinsai's most comprehensive philosophical text, the Gomô jigi (The Meaning of Words in the Analects and Mencius), articulates both a defense of the meaningfulness of words, and in-depth, systematic analyses of the meanings of some two dozen high-level philosophical terms.
Thus its presence here might also be an indicator that combinatorial processing of compound words requires more in-depth processing, which recruits stronger attentional resources, than monomorphemic words.
Extended careers for the stars of Flat racing must also lead to more ongoing rivalries, as well as races with great strength in depth: contests, in other words, that pretty much promote themselves.
This river is pitched so far from the sea, it announces itself in elision, as though everything unsaid could still bed down in depth and unison, underwriting words for going on and every other way in and out of this one place.
Therefore, redundancy with respect to security, or in other words, defense-in-depth, has advantages.
Unlike Andronicus, Boethus was engaged in an in-depth examination of whole book of the Categories in the form of a word-by-word commentary.
