Sentence examples for items dialogue from inspiring English sources

Reprints Related items DIALOGUE: Thanksgiving for innovationSep 19th 2002 Japanese patents: An end to slaveryNov 22nd 2001 Computer displays: Lightening upMay 31st 2001 Flat-screen displays: EnlightenmentSep 25th 1997An LED consists, in the simplest case, of two layers of semiconductor sandwiched together.

The listening section (40 %) is composed of three parts: story (LS) with seven items, dialogue (LD) with seven items, and appropriate response (LA) with six items.

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Linking trust fund projects with FAO's regular programme, particularly in national capacity building, sustainability and gender issues, has become a major item in dialogue with donors.

Findings revealed that items associated with dialogue may be easier for prospective teachers than the same items associated with identical monologue.

Her intervention came on the penultimate day of a first round of talks in Geneva between the government and opposition delegations that has seen unexpected progress on a ceasefire, a patchy extension of humanitarian aid inside Syria, but almost no progress on the chief agenda item opening a dialogue about Syria's political future.

Sometimes actions or items can change which dialogue options become available, but there's no one right or wrong choice to be made.

Several publications that have appeared since the last revision of this article (2010) take up the challenge of bringing existential thought into dialogue with items on the contemporary philosophical agenda.

Please feel free to add more items and let the dialogue begin.

The above associations indicate that, as the number of previous admissions grows, the level of information needs (all items except for better dialogue with doctors and better attention from nurses) diminishes; further, that the higher the educational level, the lower the need for economic help.

Great writers can copy just about anything they read and make it look original: a scene from one book, the description of a room from another, a piece of dialogue, an item of clothing, all of these details can remind writers of events and experiences in their own life, they can trigger a writer's imagination in ways that are distinct from the original, if not unique in the world.