Examples of eighth

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What the editors have categorized as ' memoirs ' constitute the collection's eighth chapter.
The disk was presented for 15 frames of 13.3 ms each, and the chromatic change was always presented in the eighth frame.
The eighth and final chapter of this study is largely devoted to outlining some general principles for evaluating responses to religious claims.
In this example, the economy would crash at the eighth period.
Each of the four parts is also published separately as a paperback book, at about one-eighth of the price of the volume under review.
The first volume was published in 1907 and now we are confronted with the eighth.
The town flourished in the second half of the eighth and the first quarter of the 9th century.
Instead of eighth notes, sixteenth notes (which also may be given a slight swing) are sometimes played on the hi-hat.
The project took a dramatic turn sometime early in the eighth month of 1852.
On the sides of the eighth abdominal segment a pair of small 5-branched feathered tufts (fig. 11, e).
The seventh and eighth neurals are not complete; their size and shape seem to be similar to those of the sixth.
There are differences in the forms of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth symbols.
Visual leaf counts were conducted by weekly examination of the eighth main stem leaf from the plant apex.
Analysis of the wave forms allows information to be obtained about the middle ear, the cochlea, the eighth nerve and the central auditory connections.
By the middle of the eighth century, its public face had begun to erode and its buildings cracked.
The eighth chapter outlines the appropriate uses of pharmacotherapy for crises and indications for maintenance medication in personality disorder.
At the seventh and eighth instars, development was found to be at the same rate on lady's finger and shallot (table 1).
A centre was the name given to a parish school where girls could continue their education one to two years beyond eighth grade.
Level of education was coded 1 to 8 (' 1 '=eighth grade or less, ' 8 '=post-graduate degree).
Early in the eighth month of 1852, a large number of dead fish floated to the surface of the inlet near the construction site.
I'm happy to add an eighth : read the book and profit from reflecting on the issues he raises.
Figure 4a and d show the reproductive organ opening and the eighth abdominal segment of typical male and female pupae.
Therefore, given findings on third grade aggression, it is not surprising to find eighth grade externalizing problems being predictive of teen motherhood.
The persistent nature of early childhood aggression may account for the predictive power of eighth grade externalizing behaviors.
Data were collected from 1041 adolescents and their parents at the beginning of seventh and the end of eighth grade in middle school.
The school perceptions also contributed to the prediction of adolescents' academic values at the end of eighth grade.
By eighth grade, the teachers are rating the externalizing behavior problems of later harmed children as nearly equal to those of the early harmed children.
The stigmata are unusually large, especially that of the eighth abdominal segment.
The eighth sternite is about as large as that of the seventh segment.
The eighth phoneme position was occupied by the number carrying segment, /s/, where relevant.
The voicing distinction was originally made in the eighth century.
The note on the third eighth of measure 14 of the accompanied recitative is changed from c2 to a1.
Acoustic reflex thresholds are commonly used as a means of assessing middle ear function, cochlear, eighth cranial nerve and brainstem function.
He had been elected in 1946 with the backing of the textile and railroad unions in his eighth district.
Figure 5 shows the plan of the first part of the eighth section.
The eighth and final chapter considers the notion of tolerance in the context of anti-racism.
The earliest documents are from the latter half of the eighth century.
Contrary to the practice in the majority of cathedrals, there was apparently no villancico after the eighth responsory.
Therefore, only one eighth of the problem must be considered.
Eighteen types had been added since 1850 and only two had disappeared: the clod crusher, then rated eighth, and the wicken rake, found just once.
First, we fix the parameters corresponding to the first three columns and delete the eighth column.
After an "in and out" system, the topic of antibiotic prescription was placed eighth on a list of the 12 most relevant topics.
The eighth table of the chord of total chromaticism also contains the most used transposition of that chord.
In producing this intense or 'funkier' effect, at least some of the musicians played straighter eighth notes.
The eighth report (1845) was a code of criminal procedure.
The eighth sternite of the male is asymmetrical, with a bunch of spine-like truncate hairs situated on each side.
Halves, quarters and eighths are more instantly recognizable and appear in most early numerate cultures.
Boogie-woogie pianists, as the earliest recordings make clear, performed not only in shuffle time, but also frequently in even eighths.
If you get a dollar each time you guess correctly, and you probability-match-three quarters, one quarter-then your expected payoff is five eighths of a dollar.
The result was recordings that exhibit subtle shadings of time and mixtures of triplets and even eighths, which are analysed below.
Even eighths (and sixteenth-note rhythms) were prominent in bluegrass style, which emerged in the 1940s and was based on the classic string bands.
Another problem with cross-validation applied to our data set is the presence of small-scale "lumps" in federal-funds interest-rates data-rates are very often whole numbers and fractions in eighths.
However, one must realise that religion, law, rule and learning were fused together in the consciousness of the eighth and ninth centuries.
In addition, there was no difference in the pattern of results found for the younger (sixth grade) and older (eighth grade) sample.
Let a third string be added and stretched by ten pounds and one eighth: thus there emerges another tone.
There were no significant differences in attrition rates at sixth and eighth grades related to peer status or aggression at third grade.
Early forms of those documents had already made an appearance in the eighth century.
Of course the dissemination of these texts owed much to the development of printing, apparently by the mid-eighth century at the latest.
Participants had to judge whether an eighth drawing was old or new with respect to that sequence.
He points out that, in contrast, the weather reports found in the annals from the eighth century are relatively benign.
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