According to Buber, we engage others either as an It, forming an I-It primary word, or as a Thou, forming the I-Thou primary word.
In Experiment 1, 80 undergraduates monitored a simulated security screen while completing a primary word search task.
"Cuban Council produced the primary word mark for Sean and Mark in 2006," Mike Buzzard wrote us in an email, "and have not worked with the logo or the company since".
4. Who composed the primary wording of the Declaration of Independence? 5. Why do we celebrate the Fourth of July by shooting fireworks?
The historical nature of the present cohort was a particular limitation on the systematic analysis of behavioural deficits; for example, the nature of the naming impairment here remains ill-defined, and this could in principle reflect primary word retrieval, semantic or mixed deficits.
In New Hampshire, which holds the first Republican primary, the word went out: Republican groups looking for money should reach out to Mr. Romney and his PACs.
Canadian medical tourists learned about facilitators and their services through two primary ways: word-of-mouth and internet searches.
Correlations for the 4 primary factors (word frequency, spelling sound consistency, imageability, and bigram frequency) are shown in Figure 2, complete list of cluster maxima is in Table 4. Positive correlations between BOLD signal and letter length were observed in bilateral medial, ventral, and polar occipital cortices.
But Ms. Kresser said the tax bills Mr. Romney was sent for his house in Park City were clearly marked with the words "primary property," meaning that his house was being treated as his primary residence, not a secondary home.
In other words, primary campaigns are won by the candidate who can most convincingly champion the party's agenda, but general election campaigns are won by the candidate who can most plausibly fix the political system.
