Participance

My participance was prurient rather than licentious and scarcely one pleasant memory of it remains from those days; as Ernest Hemingway once remarked, the sole purpose of the cabaret is for unattached men to find complaisant women.

However, a possible participance of aerobic processes may be supposed on the basis of cytochrome studies. This problem was thoroughly studied by Cheah (1975), who used the cytochromes from Ascaris suum muscle mitochondria.

Examples (37) and (38) show that it is not only most convenient to link instruments and beneficients^([sic]) to events by using participance relations, but that moreover no further grammatical "licensing" processes operate which would rule out anaphoric sentences like the ones above.

During homeroom we designed our flag for participance in the 'Olympic' themed pep rally.

If that protection from liability is going to continue to apply, participances are going to have to have enough information to enable them to make considered, intelligent investment decisions.

Approximately 250 participances will be attending this meeting and will require an estimated 402 "Room Nights" at the hotel.

The participances of the study includes 378 high school students in total (192 female and 186 male).