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Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, two-stage theories may be viewed as implementing a distinction between semantics and pragmatics which has some prima facie plausibility: in the first stage a representation is computed which is projected from the sentence's lexico-grammatical structure, while in the second stage, context-dependent aspects of meaning are dealt with.

Moreover, we found the largest differences in the angles of curvature of the N-terminal helix in the catalytic domain of OsALDH2B1 and 2B5 (Figure 3), which is projected outward from the general structure.

The absence of svabhāva or emptiness is nothing phenomena have within themselves, but only something which is projected onto them from the outside in an attempt to rectify a mistaken cognition.

The aspiration gap is even more stunning for sub-Saharan Africa, which is projected to explode from 870 million people to 1.8 billion in the next 40 years.

Previous studies have indicated that sub-Saharan Africa has the highest incidence rate of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) which is projected to double from 12 million to 24 million by 2030 [ 4, 5].

Over 10 years, the projected cost increase is 63%, mainly related to the growth of the Hong Kong population, which is projected to increase from 6.9 million in 2007 to 7.5 million in 2017 [ 50], and HA expenditure on readmissions in future could well exceed our current estimates.

Online retailing -- which is projected at $67 billion this year, up from $46 billion in 2000, according to the National Retail Federation -- could also gain as consumers shy away from malls and shopping centers.

However, PC3 shows that genes differentially expressed at harvest reach similar expression values after being cold stored 1 and 2 weeks in Od and after 1 week in Hz, but not Hz-CS2 fruit, which were projected separately from the other cold stored samples.

Britt said that between those costs and the retransmission fees paid to networks, which are projected to rise from three billion to almost four billion dollars this year, the portion of a subscriber's bill spent on basic cable television could exceed the current average of seventy-five dollars a month.

Occasionally scenes are separated by excerpts of letters or testimonies from refugees, which are projected onto a back-cloth in French and spoken in either Persian or Kurdish.

Instead, the device is a square tabletop platform which encases a glass pyramid upon which media is projected from below.