Kevin B. Sullivan, the State Senate president pro tem, for instance, pronounced one item "D.O.A".
This was similarly the case for the combination of OKT10-SAPORIN IT with HB2 antibody though the effect was less pronounced in this instance.
The filter suppressed either those frequencies that were generally more pronounced in an instance of /ɛ/, as compared with /I/ (i.e., an /I/-minus-/ɛ/ filter), or the reverse (i.e., an /ɛ/-minus-/I/ filter).
Language and cultural differences are also pronounced: in many instances Chinese managers and workers don't speak the native language or English, leading to an array of workplace frictions.
For instance, GNU (pronounced "guh-NOO," with a hard "g") is a recursive acronym, spelling out "GNU's Not Unix".
For instance, a pronounced raised crack in the tiled kitchen floor, most likely caused by moisture from the still functioning cistern below, was left untouched.
Still, divisions were pronounced by age: for instance, while 41 percent of Americans ages 45 to 64 and 36 percent of older Americans said immigration levels should be decreased, only 24 percent of those younger than 45 said so.
"The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas" — Gorge in this instance is pronounced as if it were George — springs from the febrile imagination of Dennis Kelly, the British playwright who won a Tony in June for his book for the musical "Matilda".
I really, really don't understand how to pronounce the majority of the names of the buildings on campus ("Freud Hall" and "Broad Hall," for instance, are pronounced decisiviely not how those words are supposed to be pronounced).
" The word "picture", for instance, commonly pronounced in Chicago as "pitcher".
For instance, pronouncing /d/ involves placing the tip of the tongue on the alveolar ridge directly behind the teeth.
