Sentence examples for perfect stems from inspiring English sources
In addition, the perfect stems of secondary verbs (verbs derived from nouns or from other verbs) are formed by -u- or -v- in Latin, by -t(t)- in Oscan, by -s- in Venetic, and by a variety of formants in Umbrian e.g., Latin donavit 'he has given' = Oscan duunated = Venetic donasto, Umbrian combifiansiust 'he will have announced' (with formant -nky-).
The idea it is perfect stems from a meticulously constructed illusion that fairytales do exist in real life.
"It's about shape, cleanliness and a perfect stem," he said.
As well as helping doctors adjust therapeutic dosages in patients, the new technique could help scientists perfect stem cell treatments, says senior author Sanjiv Gambhir.
A general truth could also be signified by the subjunctive, which is characterized by the vowel a affixed to the present, aorist, or perfect stem.
According to this terminology, the "present" stem is used for imperfective aspect (ongoing or repeated process), the "perfect" stem for stative aspect (state resulting from the completion of the process), and the aorist stem for perfective aspect (completed process).
These svelte six-ounce, heat-treated, non-lead-crystal glasses from Rona's vintage "Minners" line are possibly the most perfect stemmed cocktail coupe I've ever come across.
Master Sommelier and sommelier for Delta Air Lines, Andrea Robinson grew so frustrated with the 'which stem for what wine' conversation that she set out to make The ONE---one perfect stem for all reds and one perfect stem for all whites.
It's the perfect STEM product, but until this kit, the company's products skewed towards those with a bit of established knowledge or required the builder to turn to the company's vast online resource for guides to build gadgets.
If the sRNA had a perfect stem-loop structure and followed the other criteria described [ 54], it was considered to be a candidate novel miRNA.
Following these criteria, altogether, 13 novel miRNAs were identified to have perfect stem-loop secondary structures but have never been reported (Table 1, Additional file 6).
