The Little Card People are adamant: little cards are handier, and they're easier to cross-file, and if you want to write down just a single quotation per card, it's easily done without wasting all the space that the bigger cards present.
In general, for longer essays, there should be no more than a few sentences of quotation per page.
Notice that according to Davidson's description of this view, the quotation marks per se have no semantic function; rather, they indicate that the words are being used in a special way.
A Pneumapress pressure filter was used in the earlier 2002 NREL design model [ 5]; however, an Outotec Larox filters quotation of $35 MM per unit from the later 2011 NREL design report [ 3] is used in this study as the solid liquid separator for separating solids from pretreated hydrolysate liquors.
We live with these imperfections by trying to outguess the engines -- what if I put "per capita spending by states" in quotation marks?
They'd be limited to offering five direct quotations per day of lefties engaged in indefensible rhetoric, however they define it (in context, of course).
Thus we have a confirmed invariant which governs our writing: our velocity is one centimeter per year". These quotations from the foreword of the book give a clue of how amusing it is, and also how mathematically solid it is.
In 1971, Charles Cudworth declared that the elegy was "a work which probably contains more famous quotations per linear inch of text than any other in the English language, not even excepting Hamlet".
Relevant quotations per thematic area were identified and have been used in the presentation of study findings.
It's not vitello tonnato per se — on the menu, those two words have telltale, caveat emptor quotation marks around them — but an homage and improvisation, which in its case means an insult.
