Sentences with word «cognate»

The two new appointees are said to have between 31 and 32 years of cognate experience in the oil and gas industry and are therefore considered as having requisite experience to turn the agencies around.

We spend some time looking for cognates and discussing different methods to work out meanings.

For English learners, Goodwin and colleagues suggest helping students use cognates as part of morphology instruction.

ELLs and their teachers need to be wary, however, of false cognates.

Definitions of the vocabulary were provided in students» first and second languages, and students were taught to draw on cognate knowledge.

Armed with a list of common cognates from the Colorín Colorado website, teachers can help students use their knowledge of Spanish to improve their English.

You stand better chances with prior cognate experience in the field of sales.

Explain the role that Spanish / English cognates play in reading instruction (for English Language Learners)

6.3 The Board of Directors may from time to time establish reciprocal arrangements and / or equivalent routes to accreditation / registration with other cognate professional bodies as it shall determine.

Crystal structures of the 30S ribosomal subunit in complex with messenger RNA and cognate transfer RNA in the A site, both in the presence and absence of the antibiotic paromomycin, have been solved at between 3.1 and 3.3 angstroms resolution.

They analyzed 36,000 words from 195 Pama - Nyungan languages and compared the loss and gain of cognate words in 189 meanings through time.

Here we show that HO - 1 inducers inhibit antigen - specific effector T cells when injected intradermally together with the T cell cognate antigens in mice.

But a quick overview of one of the resources, «Using Spanish - English Cognates as a Bridge,» will give you an idea of just how useful the site can be.

These bases interact intimately with the minor groove of the first two base pairs between the codon and anticodon, thus sensing Watson - Crick base - pairing geometry and discriminating against near - cognate tRNA.

Several researchers have documented that ELLs benefit from cognate recognition training (García & Nagy, 1993; Durgunoglu et al., 1993).

If you're doing colors, pick company logos or animals with cognate names, etc. (¿ De qué color es la M de McDonald's?)

A major challenge for Jodi Hauptman, MoMA's senior curator of drawings and prints, was re-uniting «cognate pairs» pulled from the same plate, including the linked images of the village of L'Esterel in autumn (Autumn Landscape, L'Esterel, two versions).

With it, these sensors were sensitive enough to detect unlabeled cognate peptides both in organic solution and in the solid state at low micromolar concentrations.

«First, let me define cognate bills.

7.3 The Board of Directors may from time to time establish reciprocal arrangements and / or equivalent uses of the Professional Structure Model and competency framework with other cognate professional bodies as it shall determine.

For the study published in Nature, Bowern drew from an expanded database of 800,000 words, which contains 80 % of all Australian language data ever published, and looked at cognates from 28 languages across 200 meanings.

This presentation also includes pieces by artists Damon Davis, Jenny Holzer, Rubén Otiz Torres, and Ai Weiwei, as well as a work on loan by Cognate Collective.

That is a measure of the loss of capacity to rationally cognate about our fiscal circumstance.

The Johannine commission uses the Greek cognate for «mission», and roots mission in the work of the great missionary God rather than in a great missionary commission: «As the Father has sent me, so send I you,» said Jesus.

The fourfold curriculum offered a means of relating theological education both to theoretical developments within cognate fields of the university, and to the practical demands of ministry.

We will also consider candidates who have a PhD or Masters in cognate disciplines, such as education or sociology.

I should, however, also remark that the more subtle developments of Whitehead's thought seem to have been the inspiration for one of the most thorough and impressive discussions of the evolution of human mentality and language in its relation to cognate activities in earlier evolutionary forms, namely Suzanne Langer's impressive work, Mind: An Essay on Human Feeling, of which two volumes have so far appeared and a third is promised soon.

It is only when these same cognate TFs act as noncognate TFs for other genes, or that new binding sites in the promoter drastically increase the number of noncognate binding configurations, that crosstalk constraints become clear.

Pagel says the team found that they were used at similar rates across the board even if the words with the same meaning were not cognates.

Some ELLs routinely recognize cognates and use them as a resource for comprehending English text.

But the nearest cognate to MET is Chubb and Moe's outstanding Politics, Markets, and America's Schools.

To invoke whatever cognate term of the college of bishops one desires in order to undermine the unity of Christ's Church is intellectually incoherent.

It detected cognates correctly and in agreement with expert judgments in 89.5 % of all cases.

Education; School Counseling Specialization, Science Education Cognate).

Teachers access and provide cognate lists, such as the one found in The ESL Teacher's Book of Lists (Kress, 2002), for their own and students» reference.

(Another possible cognate is the South African usage of the word tronk, for «jail.»)

Yet the widespread rejection of Aristotelian teleology and of a whole family of cognate notions in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries resulted in just such a deprivation.

As Mary Ann Glendon explains, the human - rights tradition is founded on «human dignity» and cognate liberal terms.