More conspicuously aberrant is an example I read over the weekend: From: Ireland crowned grand slam champions, RTÉ News, 21 March 2009. The Minister’s original statement (“They are deserving winners…”) was fine; RTÉ introduced the incongruence of making team both singular and plural ...
See Puṇyarāja’sṬīkāon VP 2.152:svabhāvena yathā kapiḥ. caraṇādiṣūdāharaṇāny ūhyāni; “‘By nature’, like a monkey; examples of the other cases, beginning with ‘[appropriate moral] conduct’ can be guessed” (p. 68.4). The example of the monkey (kapi) is...
Indeed, necroptotic machinery can interact with ER stress sensors (Section 3.3) and chemical chaperones which reduce ER stress can prevent necroptosis [35,36], but little or no mechanistic link has been reported between the UPR sensors and execution of necroptosis. For example, CHOP induction by...
But Robert Burchfield, after describing the words’ parallel development towards what became in the late 20C a “competition” and a “contest”, tolerantly concludes that “one can have no fundamental quarrel with anyone who decides to use the longer of the two words”. In other words, it ...
the role of a given area documented with functional imaging must be understood as the combination of its functional properties with those of the regions with which it constitutes a network to complete a given cognitive task. For example, prec4 is not part of the regions commonly labelled as “...
. The argument that is often moved at some distance from the verb is called a filler. A relative pronoun co-referent with the filler is inserted between the filler and the gap. Take an English object RC ‘The banker [who the lawyer irritatedei] met the priest.’ for example, the ...