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But the 'primary linguistic data,' usually referred to as the 'pld' and comprising the set of sentences to which a child is exposed during language learning (plus any analysis performed by the child on those sentences; see below), simply cannot be assumed to contain enough of these 'minimally differing sentences' to fully determine a person's dispositions with respect to that word.

Nonetheless, we could be interested in zooming in on those sentences with certain interaction keywords that signal more potential value, such as interaction keywords related to physical protein interactions, e.g. bind, phosphorylate.

Gillis is still stuck on one of those sentences that biotech investors dread: "We need to understand what we need to do to get this product approved".

(See e.g. Frege (1879).) Most important for our purposes is the fact that Frege's formal systems are entirely modern in the sense that the derivability in such a system of a sentence from a set of sentences turns just on the syntactic form of those sentences.

The report also reveals the trauma inflicted on the families of those sentenced to death.

The French prisoner who brought the challenge, Thierry Delvigne, had been automatically banned from voting at the time of his conviction in 1988 under a law in force at the time which imposed a blanket ban on those sentenced to more than five years' imprisonment.

After the Supreme Court ruled on the matter, those sentences were deemed no longer valid and were reversed by the justices.

Another approach is to begin by writing complete sentences and then transferring your outline on to note cards on which you abbreviate those sentences using just the words and memory prompts you need.

One can only wonder: why did the media ignore that section of the speech and focus almost exclusively on those two sentences that said it was just one part of health care reform--not the whole enchilada?

In discussing recent accounts of structured propositions below, it will be shown how, on those accounts, sentences that are necessarily equivalent may express distinct propositions; and how the semantic values of expressions in a sentence are recoverable from the proposition expressed by the sentence.

But nestled in Governor Pataki's budget is a proposal that would make it far harder for people on probation -- those sentenced to a period of correctional supervision in their communities instead of in prison -- to rejoin those communities and enter the economic mainstream.