Semicolons

As usually indicated by the semicolon, both the wave functions and eigenvalues [ (R)] depend parametrically on the internal nuclear coordinates. 

A,-i-,DG-A,DG-A-M B,-t-,DG-B,DG-B-M C,-i-,DG-C,DG-C-M where the semicolon designates enter. Notice these equations are linked with BLACKOUT being the top event. This completes the preparation of FTAP input selection 6 exits FTAPlus to return to the FTAPSUn menu (Figure 6.4-3). Figure 6.4-2 shows file FN.Fl was created. This is an ASCII file which can be edited, if needed, with a text editor. 

The following tables are characterised by the fact that they provide all experimental values that are given by our sources for each chemical product. When several values exist for one product, they are separated by semicolons. 

Dalimled - Characters such as comma, tab, semicolon, space or other separate the fields. O Fined Width - Fields are aligned so that each held starts In the same column ice each row,... 

For more complicated cases an extended notation can be used, in which the coordination of an atom is expressed in the manner A. For m, n and p the polyhedra symbols are taken. Symbols before the semicolon refer to polyhedra spanned by the atoms B, C..., in the sequence as in the chemical formula AaBbCc. The symbol after the semicolon refers to the coordination of the atom in question with atoms of the same kind. For example per-ovskite ... 

In place of the semicolons, we can also simply hit the return key as we generate the matrix. 

For sequences of statements separated by a semicolon ( ), it is useful to write assertions (conditional expressions that should always be true) within the sequence. This helps you see how the requirements are built up with each statement and can be a useful debug tool if the expressions are actually executed. The assert macro provided with C++ has parallels in other languages. 

Case Use a semicolon to separate independent clauses joined without a conjunction. 

Use semicolons to separate items in a series that contain commas. 

Case Use a semicolon to show which sets of items go together. 

Each clause consists of the predicate called Fragment, a Bond function (Brrl, B211, Bllll, etc.) listing the types of bonds, such as aromatic, resonant, triple, double, single, for the atom being described and an Atom function for this central atom of reference and for each atom bonded to it. A clause is terminated with a semicolon. 

The sixteen terms in this equation correspond to the sixteen states of the system in Fig. 4.18. Each sum in Eq. (4.7.16) corresponds to one row in Fig. 4.18. We use the semicolon to separate the specifications of the left and right subunits. Note also that we assume, for simplicity, that S -S - S. 

Connect the clauses with a semicolon (and possibly an adverb such as however, therefore, or otherwise, making sure it expresses the right relationship between the two ideas). We are here you are not. 

Words and phrases such as these are also used in the middle of sentences or between sentences connected by a semicolon. Consider these passages, paying special attention to the ways in which commas and semicolons are used. 

In excerpts 8C and 8D, moves 1 and 2 are accomplished in a single sentence. (In one case, two statements are linked by a semicolon in the other case, two statements are linked by but. ) In just a few words, the topic is identified and a gap is suggested. The remainder of both abstracts is devoted to move 3. Methods are mentioned briefly, but results are emphasized and numerical values are included. Both abstracts conclude with a sentence that states the implications of the work—specifically, that litter mercury is accumulating in soils (excerpt 8C) and that stored beer maintains phytonutrients (excerpt 8D). Abstracts do not typically end in this way, in part, because when abstracts are written, implications are usually not known. However, if implications are known, they are often included. (Implications of the work are nearly always addressed in the final oral or poster presentation.)... 

Grammar and mechanics Haes pays careful attention to parallelism and punctuation, most notably in her enumerated lists. Haes s lists are grammatically parallel, and she uses punctuation (i.e., colons, commas, and semicolons) appropriately. 

The following two sentences use colons, commas, and/or semicolons incorrectly correct the mistakes ... 

Consider the following passage from a section in Haes s proposal, omitted from excerpt 11 A. We have removed all colons, semicolons, and commas from the passage. Decide which form of punctuation belongs in each empty space or if the space should remain blank. 

Consider the following passage adapted from Aga (2002) that contains hve sentences and no semicolons. Rewrite the passage so that two pairs of adjacent sentences are connected by semicolons to emphasize their close relationships. 

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