Student texts receiving low grades (typically Cs or Ds) did not integrate their sources in such a matter and tended to not only populate their texts with more direct quotes but also used sources in a less cohesive, woven manner, which Swales (2014) calls "parenthetical plonking" (p. 135), in which a cited source is put in a text but not discussed or framed.
And Crimea, a peninsula handed to Ukraine only in 1954, when both were parts of the Soviet Union, is not only heavily populated by Russians but also hosts Russia's Black Sea fleet in Sebastopol, under a lease due to expire in 2017.
There are almost 200 groups, meaning there are 200 sub-communities within the larger network, formed around particular passions (including the "Red and Black Only" populated, not surprisingly, by owners of red and black Smart cars).
The reactive states do not interconvert; therefore they are only populated through the initial encounter complex.
Data can be used not only to populate the asset and behaviour attributes, but also to determine how many of these are to be created, as well as what their relationship to one another is.
In general, I agree that our media has a responsibility to paint a realistic portrait of America, not only in populating its films and TV shows with people of all races, religions, genders, and sexual preferences, but also portraying them in realistic ways: some are good, some are bad, some are successful, some are not.
Not just the regular library, but the obscure little biology library, one of those dusty academic hidey-holes only populated by the most wretched forms of life, which are, of course, insects and postdocs.
His inner world was populated not only with figures from his reading and from pictures and films but also with people from the outside world, though in ever-changing disguises.
