In an alternation of generations the other phase produces a brownish gall on cedars. |
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There is sometimes an alternation between f and v in grammatically or etymologically related words. |
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In these hemipelagic units, the cyclic alternation of limestones and marls constitutes the elementary stratigraphic building blocks. |
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The basic pattern of the hokku in three lines, followed by alternation of two and three, ending with two had to be maintained. |
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Most species are diplohaplontic, with an alternation of free-living generations. |
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First are simple repetitive patterns, such as all white cells or all black cells, or alternation in stripes and checkerboards. |
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In this paper, I propose an account of the allomorphic alternation of the lexical passive construction in terms of Information Theory. |
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Alternating applications of different fungicides has the effect of limiting total seasonal use of both fungicides used in the alternation. |
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There is no evolution in his work, but a continual alternation between structure and disorder, equilibrium and fragmentation. |
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Her alternation between a slight twang and subtle gristle leans a bit toward classic country. |
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One alternation of silence and electronic sounds helps you to sense that here is the music of the spheres. |
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Keyboard instruments can simulate these effects by a rapid alternation of notes, often an octave apart. |
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Like plants and many protists, brown algae undergo a complex life cycle involving alternation of generations. |
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Cnidarians show an alternation of generations in which two body forms, the polyp and the medusa, alternate. |
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One successful formula involves the skillful alternation between aerobic and anaerobic training. |
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Trimestral alternation of triple combinations of ARV did not affect the variables assessed. |
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Decorative patterns, repetition, alternation and progression were reviewed at this point. |
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Finnish partitive constructions exhibit a case alternation that is partly semantically, partly syntactically driven. |
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The drama of Chess, for them, must consist of the alternation of very delicate shades of positional advantage. |
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He suffered from an alternation of depressed moods with elevated, expansive or irritable moods. |
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In two of the examples in New York, single apes and men squat in identical poses in alternation beneath the Corinthian volutes of the capital. |
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Graduals are among the most elaborate of all chants and are performed by soloists and choir in alternation. |
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The life-cycle is of haplontic type showing alternation of dominant haploid stage with short-lived diploid stage. |
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The mottling is created by the alternation of ferrous and ferric iron compounds. |
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Many algae are characterized by an alternation of haploid gametophyte and diploid sporophyte generations. |
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They will very quickly become aware of the alternation between day and night and will be more awake during the day and will sleep more at night. |
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Inflectionally governed ablaut, or vowel alternation, is systematically found in the final vowel of the verb stem. |
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Research in chronobiology has demonstrated several natural processes and skin modifications related to the alternation of day and night. |
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This alternation enables urban areas specifically designed for pedestrians to be punctuated by light or the absence thereof. |
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The four mid vowels participated in a pattern of alternation called ablaut. |
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The alternation of high and low episodes of variability influences the abundance of several commercial species. |
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This flexibility minimises the total cabling and cost for expansion or alternation of the system. |
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Elections in 1992 and 1995 were free and fair, and in the latter case led to an alternation of power. |
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The alternation between haploid gametophyte and diploid sporophyte phases, known as alternation of generations, occurs in all multi-cellular plants. |
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There is the law of alternation, which a mendicant knows, but others do not. |
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It is this alternation of attraction and repulsion which sends off a stream of thoughts and disturbing emotions. |
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The scale and topography of the district, with its alternation of finger-like islands and wide dock basins, influenced many aspects of the project. |
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These are identified by the alternation of the germinal epithelium between continuous and discontinuous types and the stages of germ cells present. |
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The passacaille that concludes this opera is a doozie, lasting for most of the final scene, and involving two bass patterns in alternation, one descending and one ascending. |
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Their alternation between groovy death metal and then calming parts are quite effective on disc. |
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Production designer Simon Elliott and his team built new frontages onto existing buildings and the existing cobbles could be used without alternation. |
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Also, Besner found that shape distortion by case alternation impaired the perceptual identification of function words less than that of content words or nonwords. |
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The constant alternation of exhaustment and irascibility, which is typical for stressed people, can be treated with black horehound. |
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The trios move in alternation as light from above picks them out, the grounded people waving their limbs like neophyte swimmers or fledglings learning to fly. |
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The alternation of the oxide layer results in the loss of passivity. |
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Because Fazila and Djuka sometimes tell the story and sometimes re-enact the dialogues, there is an alternation of direct and indirect speech. |
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An important feature is the alternation of uncial and capital writing of the E initials in the Apocalypse. |
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This alternation between being the morning and evening star is simply that Venus is easier to see when the Sun is blocked by the horizon. |
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Such movements were characterized by the alternation and contrast between solo and tutti sections, the tuttis being based always on the same material. |
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Place the sirloin cubes on 4 wooden skewers in alternation with pieces of green pepper and fennel. |
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In gneisses, the foliated structure is an alternation of clear and dark layers. |
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On finds in this garland a pink rose alternation with small violet and starlit flowers. |
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Structurally, many employ a standard verse and refrain alternation, punctuated by a middle eight, where the song becomes fleetingly more interesting. |
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The alternation between sleep and wakefulness are basic needs for the newborn and can be influenced a lot by your daily routine. |
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Later on in the song, we hear more melodies that are baroquesque, as well as the counterpoints introduced by the alternation of guitars and keyboards. |
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The alternation of the polished and brushed parts plays the contrast on a tensed profile. |
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The difference between voice and voicelessness can be checked by holding the larynx and saying zzzz and ssss in alternation, feeling vibration then lack of vibration. |
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The vowel of any given root was not necessarily fixed but varied in an alternation called ablaut. |
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This moisture is transferred from the subject to the emulsion surface of the photographic film and causes an alternation of the electric charge pattern on the film. |
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As in other well-run bits of India, such as Kerala, the alternation of parties in office appears to encourage politicians to be responsible. |
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Another way of getting out of the problem you've created for yourselfs in P13: A and B always pass diagonally in alternation. |
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Most Conservatives felt strongly that the recent alternation between the main parties ought to be maintained and a Conservative Speaker chosen. |
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These probably had an isomorphic alternation of generations and were probably filamentous. |
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This alternation of weight loss and weight regain is defined with the term �yo-yo� and this makes harder and harder a long-term future slimming because it reduces the basal metabolism rate. |
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The alternation between predatory menace and aching footslog is reproduced faithfully from the novel by Hillcoat and his co-writer, Joe Penhall, who also furnish glimpses of a backstory. |
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This is a free gift that is woven into the flow of our days in their constant alternation of joy and sorrow, monotony and newness, success and failure. |
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The alternation between kelp and barren grounds cannot be rigidly controlled, so a culture-based fishery should be phased in slowly, with unseeded kelp stands left as reserves for kelp propagules. |
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Results showed that the SBS group had significant weaknesses in intelligence quotient, working memory, mental organization, alternation and inhibition. |
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Parallels to well-studied English lexicalization and alternation patterns were drawn where possible. |
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As for its elegant side appears thanks to the alternation of matt, satiny and brushed finishing of the different parts of the dial, and the sober line of the whole. |
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Any alternation of chirping between deafened males, or between a deafened and a normal male, occurred only rarely, for brief times, and by chance. |
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As was the case with Duo 4, only the musical structure of the lute part indicates in all likelihood that these pieces are duets, with its sudden alternation between voluble melodic motifs and simple chord progressions. |
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Just a stone's throw from the Elysée, commissioned by a fashion designer and created by the teams' brushes, alternation of dinner in town with lunch in the country. |
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In Deux Études tanguistiques for solo flute, the artist performs a tango with a rapid alternation of emphatic accents and breaths which highlight the rhythmic liveliness and sensuality of this genre. |
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A season-linked rut can occur as a result of a seasonal food shortage: alternation of a dry and a wet season with a great feed scarcity in the dry season. |
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On-off phenomenon: a rapid alternation between a state of satisfactory motility, usually with oral-facial dyskinesias and a rigid akinetic state without dyskinesias. |
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That has helped to break the cycle of political violence which dogged the region, produced a healthy alternation of power, and directed attention to deep-rooted social problems. |
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All plants have an alternation of life cycle. |
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In the eyes of several observers, closed lists offer the advantage of allowing an alternation between female and male candidates and of placing candidates from minorities or the regions in a favourable position. |
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Democracy has flourished in countries where there has been alternation among major parties and where opposition parties have had the opportunity to govern. |
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Effects of ayahuasca on binocular rivalry with dichoptic stimulus alternation. |
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The vowel alternation may involve more than just a change in vowel quality. |
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The alternation of venues in England and Scotland continued until the Second World War. |
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When the sediment is transported from the continent, an alternation of sand, clay and silt is deposited. |
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Without this conditioning environment, the cause of the alternation was no longer obvious to native speakers. |
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This is the source of the vowel alternation between singular and plural in German, Dutch and Low Saxon. |
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Germanic strong verbs are commonly divided into 7 classes, based on the type of vowel alternation. |
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However, verbs with vowels that did not fit in the existing pattern of alternation retained their reduplication. |
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Since stress takes part in verb conjugation, this has produced verbs with vowel alternation in the Romance languages. |
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The alternation of the strong and weak beat is fundamental to the ancient language of poetry, dance and music. |
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The particular function of a given alternation will depend on the language. |
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Consonant alternation is commonly known as consonant mutation or consonant gradation. |
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Here the words are formed by a reduplication of a base and an alternation of the internal vowel. |
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Convertible husbandry was the alternation of a field between pasture and grain. |
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The first, marked brevius, is stylistically similar to the Vesper psalms with alternation of soloists and ripienists. |
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Disyllables relax the rhythm because they inherently include an alternation of lexical stress and nonstress. |
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Generally, this study has shown that vowel harmony in Nambya is progressive when it involves suffixal alternation and it is regressive when it involves prefixal alternation. |
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The orthographic alternation between sin and samekh naturally presents problems for both lexicographer and reader, but surely one should also be consistent here. |
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The dolomite section is an alternation of grainstone with oolites and cream packstone, moldic and vuggy fair to good porosity and moderately hard to hard. |
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Another form of alternation was triggered by the Germanic spirant law, which continued to operate into the separate history of the individual daughter languages. |
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Analysis of the alternation between impersonal reflexives and reflexive passives in Spanish shows that higher animacy makes an argument less marked as an object. |
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Like all land plants, they have a life cycle referred to as alternation of generations, characterized by alternating diploid sporophytic and haploid gametophytic phases. |
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The vowel alternation was retained in a few class 7d verbs, but eliminated otherwise by generalising the present tense stem throughout the paradigm. |
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In addition, in some Slavic languages, such as Polish, word stems are frequently modified by the addition or absence of endings, resulting in consonant and vowel alternation. |
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This alternation also characterizes a text reproduced by Hagoort and Schotel to show the writing proficiency in Sranan Tongo of an 11-year-old creole girl. |
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