wafer can be "stretched" to 60m long, providing enough speaker material to make 500 10x10cm loudspeakers.
Roll Call's Morton Kondracke: "He's ultimately Speaker material, but I don't think in the short-term he's going to be Speaker.
"If I were to list the desired properties for medical adhesives, they would look exactly the same," said session speaker and materials scientist Phillip Messersmith of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.
A material utterance is a situated communication act that depends on the particularities of speaker, audience, material and genre.
Acknowledging our resource constraints, we attempted to address this limitation in part by including participants from Francophone African countries in one of the deliberative forums and by making the online forum accessible to French speakers, with materials and discussion summaries translated into French.
In the text, the nominal group "this one", used four times (see Ben's utterances at no. 3), is a reference to something in the mutually visible environment of the speakers, the material environment.
A bilingual, bicultural researcher (native speaker) translated study materials into Spanish, which were reviewed by the promotoras (female community health workers from the area) for semantic, conceptual, and normative equivalence and understanding.
Javan Collins, vice president of Lilly's United States cardiovascular business, said the company was using office visits, promotional speakers, new sales materials and journal advertising to bolster Effient.
Many jurisdictions with large numbers of non-English speakers produce government materials, especially voting information, in the most commonly spoken languages in those jurisdictions.
April 2012: The Vatican appoints Seattle Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, along with Blair and Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki of Springfield, Ill., to directly oversee an overhaul of the LCWR that would give the hierarchy the final say on the sisters' statutes, speakers and published materials.
