Consumptive use, roughly speaking, refers to water taken from a reservoir that cannot be recovered.
Yes, they were feared warriors who plundered the coasts of Europe and the British Isles, especially between 750 and about 1050; the term Viking, strictly speaking, refers only to men who went on raids.
In addition to emotion type and intensity, the third feature that is often coded in an emotion lexicon is valence, which generally speaking, refers to the overall positivity or negativity of the word.
Considering today's literature on DNA or protein biosensors, as compared to the literature on sensors in general, one should, strictly speaking, refer to them more correctly as "sensing systems" or "bioelectrochemical assays", because a true biosensor acquires information continuously, while a sensing system may do that in discrete steps.
"We visited Wo-o-o-rmsley," he announces in his best British Isles-speak, referring to the 3,000-acre 3,000-acrecompound with family complete, a cricket pitch and a man-made lake.
She spoke deliberately, referring to Duterte as "the Mayor" or "the President".
The words of one businessman I spoke to referring to the public spending cuts expected in the chancellor's Comprehensive Spending review on 20 October.
All but one juror I spoke with referred to Gross by his first name, as if they were speaking of a family member or friend; a few, in fact, couldn't remember the name of the victim.
When we speak of the Adam who brought sin into the world and an Adam who did not, we cannot, strictly speaking, be referring to the same individual.
The women we spoke to referred repeatedly to gaajo (hunger).
When we spoke, Hawass referred to Giza as "a place near my heart".
