"Will they make it?" asks Tim Wride, one of the curators at the Norton Museum, in reference to the subjects Mark capture on film.
In sentences with non-TOP verbs, reference to the subject was 83.48 %, and reference to non-subjects was just 16.52 %, whereas in sentences with TOP verbs, reference to the subject fell to 68.83 %, and reference to the non-subject argument present, the Goal with TOP verbs, was 31.16 %, almost twice the frequency of the reference to non-subjects in the non-TOP sentences.
With Group 1, where all factors apparently seem to favor reference to the S1 Goal, there is 54 % reference to the Goal of S1, while in Group 2, where the Coherence Relation favors reference to the subject, this causes the subject to be referenced at the much higher rate of 83%%.
However, when the TOP verb occurred in a perfective environment, the rate of reference to the Goal was 34%%, and reference to the subject 66%%.
Eighteen of these dreams contained unambiguous references to the subject experiencing pain.
What the term "vintage" means in reference to clothes is, as one might expect, the subject of some debate.
Two, analyses based on such superior subjects without reference to the larger body of subject populations can lead to spurious generalizations about aging in general.
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All the percentages presented in the text or tables are with reference to the complete cohort of 158 subjects.
What is exceptional is for these terms to be applied to the most significant reference books on the subject of the English language in the world.
TRAVEL The 36 Hours column on June 16 misspelled, in the first reference, the subject of the column.
