srakahope.blogg.se - Serial definition

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‘So he may just be able to track down a serial killer with a penchant for committing perfect murders.’.

‘By throwing an odd assortment of characters into the path of a home-grown serial killer, the film is able to achieve a dramatic density sadly absent from the genre for a number of years.’.

1.1 Linguistics (of verbs) used in sequence to form a construction, as in they wanted, needed, longed for peace.‘The serial presentation enhanced the illusion of spontaneity and improvisation.’.‘Their surfaces are accretions of controlled gestures, spatters of paint that lead from one stroke to another, singular and serial actions.’.‘Serial production functions in tandem with serial consumption.’.‘Little information has been published regarding the association of serial changes in pulmonary function or radiographic features and prognosis.’.‘Frequent reassessment with serial lung function testing for rapid progression is critical.’.‘Their serial reports have largely abstained from considering policies aimed at generating social progress from below.’.

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‘People with serial nonsacramental marriages are still free to marry in the church and enjoy the benefits of full communion.’.

‘Divorce and serial marriage are common in communities living under pressure, which may leave women with sole responsibility for the children and with overwhelming domestic responsibilities.’.

‘Her allusive serial art makes use of pairings, sequences and minutes compositional shifts.’.

‘This was at a formal, recorded news conference, not serial impromptu interviews in the locker room.’.

‘We model asymmetric migration rates and unequal population sizes using serial samples of sequences.’.

‘Compared to some of the serial releases from the public domain specialists, this DVD is a pleasure to look at.’.

‘This enormous power to subject the American public to serial triviality is far from trivial.’.

‘It is noteworthy that he filed serial and timely notices of appeal after each order of the U.S.

‘For example, if a suffix, that is, an extra item follows the last item to be remembered in serial recall, memory for this last item is severely impaired.’.

‘It had dragged them to court to defend their serial publication of Joyce's Ulysses.’.

‘Devoting time to other serial publications also should be seen as an investment in the future, not a distraction.’.

‘It does not hold annual meetings or sponsor a serial publication.’.

‘Primary outputs are defined as publications in the serial peer reviewed literature, while the secondary outputs are taken to be evidence based clinical guidelines.’.

‘The journal begins serial publication this spring.’.