Sentence examples for sufficient punctuation from inspiring English sources
This portion of ordinary language will have to undergo some regimentation if it is to have the full expressive power of first-order logic: there will need to be indefinitely many pronouns to serve as bound variables and sufficient punctuation to disambiguate structure.
In C. albicans mitochondria, tRNA punctuation is sufficient to account for all the cleavages necessary to produce the final mRNA and rRNA molecules.
Thus, 32 permutations were provided, sufficient for the Roman alphabet, punctuation signs, and control of the machine's mechanical functions.
In C. albicans we found no evidence for such mechanisms operating in addition to tRNA punctuation, which is sufficient to explain the generation of all observed mature transcripts and is therefore likely the sole mechanism responsible for fragmenting of primary transcripts into the final RNAs, like in the vertebrate system.
His central argument, buttressed by countless well-chosen examples and enlivened by the odd whimsical digression, is that neither a phonetic, nor a semantic, nor a grammatical account of our punctuation system is singly sufficient.
This seems to reflect a pair of connected realities that punctuation is only considered as secondary to other linguistic features in writing and that it has not been paid sufficient attention on the part of both teachers and students in classroom education in China.
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