Example sentences of "[noun pl] [vb pp] [noun] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It was more closely mapped in the new Regulations for Further Education in 1946 , with Local Education Authorities given responsibility for initiatives in conjunction with the universities and voluntary bodies . |
| 2 | Even the old pagan religions placed laughter in a position of importance for in Greece there was a Goddess of Laughter . |
| 3 | Two sofas placed back to back in the centre of a space can often define the divisions of space very well . |
| 4 | Distance in nm TAS ( or G/S ) x minutes flown Degrees of bearing change |
| 5 | The following formulae will give time and distance from a beacon : Time in minutes Seconds flown between bearings degrees of bearing change Distance in nm TAS ( or G/S ) x minutes flown degrees of bearing change . |
| 6 | Figure 4.3 includes the test results for a pair of groups given pre-exposure to saccharin before being conditioned and tested with milk . |
| 7 | In 1957 UK authorities placed restrictions on the use of sterling outside the UK in relation to financing . |
| 8 | Miklós Mojzer addressed the problems of the art trade in Hungary , where as yet no lists exist for objects considered part of the national heritage , while Lubomir Slavicek focused on financial , management , and display problems at the National Gallery in Prague . |
| 9 | The cases come weeks after a 12-year-old boy , Gregory Kingsley , ‘ divorced ’ his parents in a court action in Florida . |
| 10 | But inevitably , the authorities regained control by force , it was a foretaste of what was to happen three months later in Tiananmen Square . |
| 11 | All parties given notice of the appointment must attend unless the court or justices ' clerk directs otherwise ( FPCR , r16(1) ; FPR , r4.16(1) ) . |
| 12 | Adding this to the second suggestion , it follows that the change of context produced by introducing reinforcers in the conditioning stage will have little effect on subjects given pre-exposure to the context but will limit the degree to which latent inhibition is shown by subjects not given pre-exposure . |
| 13 | Less profound latent inhibition than that shown by subjects given pre-exposure to A alone would constitute evidence for overshadowing of latent inhibition . |
| 14 | Apparently the CS-US association must have been formed relatively normally , even in subjects given pre-exposure to the CS , because appropriate conditions of testing ( i.e. the use of a long retention interval ) were able to reveal the existence of a strong aversion . |
| 15 | Subjects given pre-exposure to the CS in the test context ( group LI same in the figure ) acquired the CR slowly compared with the control group for whom the CS was novel and with a group of subjects ( LI diff ) that had experienced the CS previously in a different context . |
| 16 | Kalat and Rozin ( 1973 ) suggested that subjects given exposure to a novel flavour are capable of learning that the flavour predicts no aversive consequence , that the taste is ‘ safe ’ . |
| 17 | Mackworth ( 1950 ) , within his classical studies of vigilance , showed that without knowledge of results the proportion of detected signals decreased in succeeding half-hours compared with the first half-hour , but for subjects given knowledge of results there was no deterioration compared with the first half-hour through the full two hours of the study . |
| 18 | Most schools given control over their budget have been able to make savings on heating and lighting without much difficulty — savings which should go to education in the classroom . |
| 19 | Perhaps those from the broad acres placed modesty before artistic greatness , as they might very well do . |
| 20 | The tragedy happened as 100 Hibernian fans travelled south from Edinburgh for their team 's UEFA Cup match against Anderlecht in Belgium . |
| 21 | the kids spilt milk on this and I did n't realize and it all dried , stuck all the controls you know what Tony 's like , you know , ca n't you keep the kids away from the computer |
| 22 | But erm er the school days I think were were really the best days of our lives , but they we were the happiest days anyway because I enjoyed them and most kids enjoyed school in those days , not like it is today . |
| 23 | His words heartened Lucy to such an extent that uncontrollable giggles began to erupt from her until she became almost hysterical . |
| 24 | In both of the months shown unemployment in Northern Ireland , the North , the North-west , Yorkshire and Humberside , Wales and Scotland was very much higher than it was in the South-east , East Anglia and the South-west . |
| 25 | In 1962 he was awarded the OBE , and in 1971 Gallaudet College , Washington , which had previously conferred on him an Honourary Doctorate , gave him an Edward Miner Gallaudet Award , citing that : His persistent courageous , often lonely insistence in his land upon adapting educational practice with deaf children to individual characteristics preserved hope for the masses of deaf children throughout the world who were faced with the bleakness of no alternatives … |
| 26 | The Bull Ring is the centuries sold site of Birmingham 's original market , established in 1166 when Henry II granted Peter de Bermingham a Royal Charter to hold a market . |
| 27 | Have they got , have the breadcrumbs got herbs in ? |
| 28 | Mainly from my my M F I experience as a retail salesman I mean I dealt with contractors erm that for instance you know did up did up complete complexes bought loads of kitchens and bedrooms and that type of thing let er letting companies |
| 29 | State functions are connected by mathematical relationships called equations of state ( see section 3.1 ) . |
| 30 | The guards distributed glasses of mineral water to the occupants of the seats and withdrew . |