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concept, image, and symbol: the cognitive basis of grammar.
*"concept, image, and symbol: the cognitive basis of grammar".

it was the basis for the ۱۹۹۰ film of the same title, directed by roger corman.
it was the basis for the 1990 film of the same title, directed by roger corman.

* fifth-placed teams from both groups are ranked 9th-۱۰th by basis of their records.
* fifth-placed teams from both groups are ranked 9th–10th by basis of their records.

an item may also be listed as complementary on the basis of higher costs and/or a less attractive cost/benefit ratio.
an item may also be listed as complementary on the basis of higher costs and/or a less attractive cost/benefit ratio.

according to spectral theory, there exists an orthonormal basis {"hk"} that simultaneously diagonalizes "s".
according to spectral theory, there exists an orthonormal basis {"hk"} that simultaneously diagonalizes "s".

this poster paper looks at the possibility of using results from multiple hill climbs to form a basis for subsequent search. the findings will be presented in the poster created for the poster session in gecco 2003.
this poster paper looks at the possibility of using multiple hill climbs to form a basis for subsequent search. the fi nendings will be presented in the poster created for the poster session in gecco 2003.

"the economic basis of the problem of evil," "harvard theological review", 1(1), pp.
"the economic basis of the problem of evil," "harvard theological review", 1(1), pp.

the standard korean word for “mobile phone” was 휴대폰 [hyu dae pon] until the term ha 드폰 [haen deu pon] (lit. hand phone) became more popular. it is now used on a daily basis. both terms are recognized as standard korean words, so therefore can be found in the dictionary. young korean speakers generally refer to mobile phones as 폰 [pon] (lit. phone). 폰 폰 [seu ma teu pon] (lit. smartphone) is rarely used unless to differentiate between a regular non smartphone mobile d
the standard korean word for “mobile phone” was 휴대폰 [hyu dae pon] until the term 핸 드폰 [haen deu pon] (lit. hand phone) became more popular. it is now used on a daily basis. both terms are recognized as standard korean words, so therefore can be found in the dictionary. young korean speakers generally refer to mobile phones as 폰 [pon] (lit. phone). 스마트폰 [seu ma teu pon] (lit. smartphone) is rarely used unless to differentiate between a regular non smartphone mobile d