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 Mac. file names ... can be 31 characters long.
 The long-standing assumption that P ... was fueled by Q.
 low-frequency electromagnetic fields ... affect human health.
 By cooling rubidium atoms to a record-low temperature, ... F managed P.
 F identified the scope of bioethics ... in a somewhat narrow medical sense.
 F was interested ... in a narrower definition of this paradigm.
 But also another, ... narrower aspect of pragmatics deserves to be mentioned,
 In a narrower sense, ... this book is about human language.
 The telescope is used ... to explore the most distant parts of the cosmos.
 Email has made it possible for scientists to communicate with their colleagues ...
in distant countries.
 Theorists … are still far from making testable predictions.
 There are no criteria ... for deciding how far this principle can be extended.
 Near the sun's equator, ... solar wind moves relatively slowly.
 Researchers are assessing ... whether P can take place in the near future.
2.7.4 Evaluation

•  Patients displayed ... moderate but statistically significant increases in P.
 These techniques ... hasten rapid genetic tests for certain students.
 A few years ago, ... the need to do P was rare.
 Rep Don Young ... disdains efforts to protect rare plants and animals.
 The level (of monopoly power) ... has been stable.
 This tendency ... is very slight.
•  P and Q … are only distantly related.
 Some advanced technologies ... are widely available.
 Such technology ... may become widely used by the middle of the 21st century.

2.7.5 Parameters
•  One alternative to the spiraling caste of the Intelligent Transportation System ...
is to reduce P.
 The decreasing cost of computation ... has put this tradition of economics under
a sentence of death.
 The statistical frequencies of the variants ... show coherent gradients.
 The frequency of such incidents ... has been increasing
 Calculation of the production rate by fragmentation ... can be separated into P
and Q.
 The rate of achievements change ... will be most troublesome.
 The data … are accumulating at a rate of P.
•  This measure ... indicates P.
 This formula ... provides a measure of P.
 These parameters ... govern the behavior of the system.
 Here we need bother ... with only one control parameter.
 Figure 1 ... tabulates/ shows values of P.
 The real value of this finding ... is that P.
•  The degree of P ... varies.
 The distinction between P and Q ... is a matter of degree.