5. Words that present nonnative sounds, or combinations of sounds, that appear isolated in the language, or that demonstrate marked deviation from the usual phonetic correspondences, are probably borrowed rather than inherited, and the language of origin must be determined.
As the first executive director of the new NEC, I attended a meeting with Michael Young, Brian Jackson and Caspar Brook at which it was decided to offer courses for university degrees through our usual combination of correspondence materials, broadcasts and live tutorials.
Darwin as usual tapped his huge correspondence network of breeders, naturalists, and travelers worldwide to produce evidence for that.
She received more correspondence than usual from fans worldwide, including one from a group of British supporters eager to form a fan club and cheer her on at Wimbledon.
Shares in Moody's fell almost as steeply.The 119-page complaint was filled with the usual excruciating excerpts from internal correspondence (for more of the same, see article).
The enhanced treatment-as-usual arm will ensure that the pre to post treatment changes are able to determine the efficacy of these interventions in comparison to treatment-as-usual in the short-term (as no correspondence will occur between the GPs and researchers).
In her surviving letters, at least, Eliot did not remark upon the grandeur of her surroundings, though her correspondence does reveal that she endured the usual discombobulation of moving house.
In the theoretical analysis, the uni-dimensional cavity is subjected, in correspondence of its end sections, to boundary conditions, which are either the usual ones (closed or open ended) or those deriving from the coupling with the oscillator.
Digital photography, correspondence continuous education and universalization of Internet are fields having great projection in the usual practice of the family doctor.
