Sentence examples for marginal setting from inspiring English sources

This reduction will result in the cessation of voicing and will have as a consequence the lenition of the following vowel – also assuming the lack of an energetic adduction gesture to reverse the marginal setting.

The Late Permian Betts Creek Beds form a succession of coal-bearing alluvial-coastal plain sediments in a basin marginal setting within the northeastern Galilee Basin, Queensland, Australia.

Perhaps precisely because so many novelists sought to make their fiction from experiences that were deliberately imagined as marginal, set aside from the general condition of American life, many other writers had the sense that fiction, and particularly the novel, might not any longer be the best way to try to record American life.

What was once a pretty edgy, marginal set of concerns ("change the system!") is now pushing into the economic mainstream – with a growing number of entrepreneurs, investors, CEOs and other business leaders calling for system change.

The very marginal set of territories accompanying it then, and the fact that the UK opening has been shifted back into February, suggest that the studio – which has had an abysmal year – doesn't have total confidence in it.

Perhaps the most fundamental question surrounding this year's Republican nomination race has been what to make of the fact that support for Mitt Romney rarely exceeded 20 or 25 percent in national polls, despite seemingly running a strong campaign and being up against a somewhat marginal set of opponents.

For example, Sims et al. in 2008 report, 'no causal link was established between the presence of the wind farm and house price' Of course, the lack of a distance-price relationship only applies once a given marginal set-back distance has been maintained.

Since the marginal set is symmetric (every marginal host k-mer has a corresponding marginal graft k-mer and vice versa), and represents k-mers that are not very discriminating, we combine both marginal sets into a single marginal set with the class m.

These findings suggest that lenition in the final syllable is a consequence of the supralaryngeal articulation coupled with a marginal glottal setting.

Hence, the voicelessness exhibited in the sequences under investigation was explained as an instance of passive devoicing as a consequence of the supralaryngeal articulation and a marginal glottal setting.

Three distinct structural domains can be identified within the stratigraphic sequence that represent proximal to distal deformation in an ice-marginal setting.