With a specially designed system of labeling, the Dictionary offers maximum levels of clarity and accessibility Providing four levels of identification from Creole to Formal, and with labels to denote social or grammatical register, it also gives particular focus to Indic and French Creole loan-words.
In addition, the index of clarity, relative error, maximum temperature, minimum temperature and extraterrestrial radiation are presented in the same table.
This weekend – after more than half a million people marched through London calling for a second referendum on Brexit, the Conservative party – the most successful political fighting force in British history – is bitterly divided over our future in Europe and over who should be its leader, just when the country needs it to show maximum unity, clarity and strength of purpose.
Richard Leider [author of The Power of Purpose] uses this term for when we're at our most creative and have maximum clarity of thought.
Most patients presented with numerous diagnoses, but for the sake of clarity, we report only a maximum of three disorders per patient, taking only the most recent diagnoses for each.
With a C.R.T, you can adjust the resolution from the maximum down to 640 by 480 without any sacrifice of clarity.
Professor Ellis separates because from since: "The cause must trigger the direct effect, not evolve through some circuitous route, as is the case with 'since.' " She also has good advice for the placement of quotation attributions: "For maximum clarity and effective presentation of a short quote, put the attribution after the statement".
"A short and simple explanation, such as 'this means that the Housing Authority has reduced the maximum amount it will contribute towards recipients' rent,' would have provided at least a small measure of clarity".
Instead of using the multiple‐studio technique developed years ago to achieve maximum word clarity and judicious balances between singers and instruments, over‐all miking was used.
