Exempel på taking

• His contribution contains the most detailed phonetic analysis, taking into account not only prosodic features but segmental characteristics as well.

• Placing and orientation of the camera for taking the pictures followed the same method as described for 38-mm photographs.

• The difficulty of taking such steps returns us to the linked nature of lingua franca and power.

• Therefore, with this easier criterion, the sequence from visual perspective taking to pronoun acquisition was reversed, contradicting our first two hypotheses.

• Finding an answer to the question of why a transformation took place in prehistory, then, would ideally mean taking all factors involved into account.

• Integrating forage, crop and livestock systems can spread economic and production risks over several different enterprises, thereby taking advantage of a variety of agricultural markets5,7.

• The narrative interviews, typically taking 3 -5 hr to complete by telephone, were carried out by intensively trained and supervised interviewers.

• Taking stock of this section, we realize that there are endogenous forces of regionalist policies which interact with endogenous regionalism.

• Lighting is typically calculated at each vertex of a facet, taking into account its orientation with respect to the light source, and its reflectivity.

• With reference to this last point, approximately 60% of women on oral contraceptives are taking an unsuitable preparation.

• The effects of taking fixed scale parameters needs to be studied more precisely.

• Here the completely opposite route is taken: all attention is directed at the meaning of verbs, without taking their mor phological formal properties into account.

• Generally speaking, the crossover operator works by taking two parents and exchanging par t of their strings, thereby generating two new individuals, the offspring.

• All this suggests that dogs, and not only chimpanzees, possess prerequisites for taking an active role in dynamic, creative, coregulated interactions.

• He suggests that most scientists he has encountered care little about taking risks when faced with the sheer joy of scientific inquiry.