Consequently, some theory must precede empirical enquiry, and all factual investigation is theory-laden. |
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In deeply pipelined central processing unit architecture instruction fetches may precede execution by several processor cycles. |
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At least I think if I were, for example, 28th author, I wouldn't want to devote a full half-page of my vita to the 27 names that precede mine. |
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A variety of academic courses in foreign-area studies could precede or follow such summer programs. |
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His silences often precede a weighty thought though I doubt the rattling in his head ever quiets. |
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Lesions often start in the oral mucosa and may precede other cutaneous lesions by several weeks or months. |
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Film directors and community representatives will be in attendance at numerous film screenings, and public forums will precede various films. |
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Patients nearly always have multiple renal cysts, which usually precede development of liver cysts. |
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Given the gory, carnage strewn 250-plus pages that precede that statement, the reader can only nod dumbly in agreement. |
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I normally do not precede my reviews with quotes from other critics, but I find that this blurb is particularly sharp and well founded. |
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If you can precede the criticism with a bit of honest praise, so much the better. |
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So in what I hope will become an annual tradition, I will precede any prospect list with a look back at the finds of the draft. |
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I've also been asked to play in the two pro-ams which precede the main event. |
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In subordinate dependency, the dependent clause may precede or follow the independent clause, as in the Chickasaw example. |
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Under Article 9 the procedure of an appeal to a competent authority must precede the decision ordering expulsion except in cases of urgency. |
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I am your Imam so do not precede me in bowing, prostration, standing or leaving. |
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Over 70 genealogical charts precede the alphabetical listing of biographees. |
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Maps, the foreword and introduction precede a glossary with notes and information about the translation form. |
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While this may describe the current state of affairs for many malcontents, it's inconsistent with the 10 fire-starters that precede it. |
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In the commentaries that precede the extracts, the editor is at pains to present potentially contentious figures as unanimously acclaimed. |
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Kupffer cells are activated early, diffusely, and intensely and precede the activation of stellate cells. |
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Additionally, a polyclonal intracerebral inflammatory response may precede the proliferation of monoclonal malignant lymphoid cells. |
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Another rule of etiquette is that greetings must precede all forms of social interaction. |
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I wonder if this means that the Olmec likely developed proto-writing that would precede the writing that has been found? |
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Focal neurological deficits and features of raised intracranial tension may precede signs of meningeal irritation. |
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There is a good sting in its tail but it hardly justifies the one hundred pedestrian minutes which precede it. |
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For this reason is may be best to precede or accompany taking it with a general detoxifying herb or formula such as Yogaraj guggul. |
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The explanation of a phenomenon is irreducible to a statement of the event that happens to precede it. |
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Stretching should always precede any form of exercise in order to warm and loosen up the muscles and to avoid injury. |
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A clear and vivid mental picture must always precede the actual picture on paper. |
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Outbreaks of the large aspen tortrix tend to precede those of the forest tent caterpillar. |
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As with earlier photographers, the critical power of each image builds and expands on those that precede it. |
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Two full minutes of color bars precede the feature, as does a split-second flash of the feature's exact running time. |
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She recently worked with a clinician to teach her horse half-steps, which precede training the piaffe. |
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Even the most ardent Internet optimists would likely concede that basic reading skills have to precede computer literacy. |
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There is a real fear that his lack of form could be affecting those that precede him in the batting order. |
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Furthermore, functional and structural divergence might, in some cases, precede rather than follow gene duplication. |
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She is patronising and ruthless, and sometimes naive, but there are some heart-breaking domestic moments that precede and inform her ball-breaking office persona. |
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Deep troughs do precede these monster waves, swallowing ships as they careen into the trough and are entombed by thousands of tons of water from the breaking wave. |
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The half marathon will precede the opening of the landmark Nelson Mandela Bridge, which is the biggest cable-stayed bridge in Southern Africa, with a length of 284 metres. |
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But having said all of that, the very strong judicial disposition, worked out over a long time and in cases that far precede me, take a contrary view. |
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He had a special knife designed to cut the dense loaf, and a ceremony to precede cutting the cake. |
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This strategy of assessment assumes that behavior is best explained by the antecedents that precede and the consequences that follow that behavior. |
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Several series of larger drawings from the 1980s seem to derive formal logic from the small ones that precede them, grouped by his signature iconographic devices. |
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In my research I have come across a scattering of three-finger banjo pickers who precede him, and they seem to have connections to the three-finger guitar pickers. |
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A dozen short stories precede the novella, a reminder that while Updike may not be the equal of, say, Carver, in that genre he has few equals among his contemporaries. |
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This result strongly agrees with the upward migration of seismic foci in the volcanic edifice, which has been found to precede recent flank eruptions. |
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On the contrary, a new Populus poll for the Times has suggested such widespread eagerness to appear generous that avowals of altruism occasionally precede the actual act. |
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As sudden musical flourishes precede and follow more tentative, delicate passages, so hope and anxiety seem to dance across the song's brightly colored sonic eggshell floor. |
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So, my question is, along with the supertonic and the original 3 already mentioned, are there any more chords that could precede the dominant in an imperfect cadence? |
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Maximum bores occur between one and three days after new and full moons, and smaller ones on the days that precede and follow the maxima. |
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Welsh and Scottish Gaelic precede the official EU languages in the translations section. |
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Determiners follow the noun, while numerals, adjectives, and possessors precede the noun. |
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Adjectives precede nouns, direct objects come before verbs, and there are postpositions. |
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The ceremony previously took place in April or May, but since 2002 it takes place in February in order to precede the Oscars. |
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The Marxist conception of socialism is that of a specific historical phase that would displace capitalism and precede communism. |
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In the majority of attacks resulting in injury, brown bears precede the attack with a growl or huffing sound. |
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In these cases, the nationalist sentiment and the nationalist movement clearly precede the unification of the German and Italian nation states. |
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It has been usual to precede hostilities by a public declaration communicated to the enemy. |
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Webster rejected the notion that the study of Greek and Latin must precede the study of English grammar. |
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When the object of a particle verb is a definite pronoun, it can and usually does precede the particle. |
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So long has it been since Charles Cotton was a wit and a wordster that a short biographical notice well may precede any remarks about this book. |
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Of course, there are delicate negotiations that precede such an event. |
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We see it as an appetizer that could precede a glorious banquet. |
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It is thought that microstructural brain changes precede brain changes, such as white matter lesions. |
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The investigation of difficult things by the method of analysis ought ever to precede the method of composition. |
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Casino Royale reboots the series, establishing a new timeline and narrative framework not meant to precede or succeed any previous Bond film. |
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Altostratus translucidus, cloud sheets formed by the rising and cooling of large air masses, often precede advancing storm systems. |
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Numerous egg dishes, frittatas, sandwiches and pastas on the menu precede page after page of teas and one of juices. |
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In which country did the Toltec civilisation precede that of the Aztecs? |
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The trouble with this big bang is that a damp squib is set to precede it, in the shape of ten fixtures that have to be shoehorned into the preceding week. |
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The more inversive, peer-oriented, outdoor activities precede Halloween, while the family gatherings, meal, fireworks, and bonfire all take place on Halloween itself. |
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The letters and digits in a rivet's identification number that precede its dash numbers indicate the specification under which the rivet was manufactured and the head style. |
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Clinical death can precede brain death by around two minutes. |
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Pop art and minimalism are considered to be art movements that precede postmodern art, or are some of the earliest examples of postmodern art themselves. |
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The class of determiners is used to specify the noun they precede in terms of definiteness, where the marks a definite noun and a or an an indefinite one. |
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The lesion may precede or occur concurrently with acute or chronic myeloid leukemia or the other types of myeloproliferative or myelodysplastic syndromes. |
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Demonstratives and modifiers precede the noun within the noun phrase. |
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Precede this exercise with overhead presses and follow it with side laterals and bent-over lateral raises. |
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Precede your weight training with a light whole-body cardio warm-up as usual, and do some light sets of the first exercise to loosen up your muscles. |
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