By connecting to our LitWorld Clubs worldwide, they are each and every one emerging from isolation through words and stories so as to convey to each other a high level of care and intense understanding, across thousands of miles.
An important implication of this is that when bilinguals translate a word presented in isolation, for many words multiple translations are likely to be given.
New species originate and remain thereafter separate if they are reproductively isolated, in other words, reproductive isolation separates evolving lineages by cutting off gene flow between them [1].
In isolation, these function words do not contain explicit valence content, but their presence in text can modify the meaning of neighboring words and thus modify the emotional content of a sentence as a whole.
Read in isolation, Poulter's words looked ridiculous at best and supremely arrogant at worst.
We don't want faces, we want a feeling of anonymity and collective isolation – in other words, lots of shots of smooth tanned necks filmed from behind.
From their tortured isolation, they fire words at us — a process that has its occasional pleasures, especially in the hands of Berlin, May's daughter and deadpan doppelgänger, who scourges the world with her mother's cunning flat nasal delivery.
Since many patients exhibited low self-esteem and feelings of social isolation, the kind words and generally supportive attitude of the healthcare staff were important factors in encouraging participants to continue with their treatment in spite of the physical and psychological difficulties associated with the treatment process.
What I wish to convey in this collection is, in a word, isolation, and what it means emotionally.
Warmth is an important factor here as the harsh winters can seem endless and, with nothing around for 50 miles, it defines the word isolation.
