... perfect only ) or eventuality - level ( yielding E - perfect only ) . On the other hand , the readings that a since - adverbial permits are a function of whether the durative or the inclusive persona of the adverbial has been chosen ...
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... level in yards of length without calculation . If this in- strument is correctly made , it will be evident that on setting its bottom - edge a e on a wall or other surface that is perfectly level , the string of the plummet should ...
... Perfect. Level four.” Though moves were becoming more complicated, Elaina went through each one with ease. Her precise footwork and quick movements drew more observers to the field. When she hoisted Darian over her back, she didn't ...
... perfect in- telligence and is the limit of description in national lan- guage . Whether the Seventh Dimension is ... level of the Upper Sixth Dimension in infinite time . In order for this to be achieved the Seventh Dimension then ...
... perfect level . " Such were my opinions in March , 1836 , and I am happy in finding them confirmed by actual survey and sections , since made , from which it appears that in the 65 miles , comprising the whole length of the Railway ...
... level of rulership to a more perfect level of rulership until it finally reaches a level at which it is impossible for there to. 23. Dunlop , 801 , suggests that the immediately preceding passage from " It brings about cognizance ...
... perfect level on top for the bedding of the two courses of tile . The top of the first course is laid at 5 feet below the grade line , so as to avoid the effect of the frost , and the outside tile left with open side joints to admit any ...
... perfect correspondence being always maintained between the temperature of the gas and that of the surrounding air ... level both in and outside the cylinder ; the degree of pressure exerted upon it may therefore at once be ...
... level. Not only are there no mountains, but there are no hills or valleys or plateaux. This assumption is absolutely essential to support the other great assumption, that the wonderful network of perfectly straight lines over nearly the ...