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Every and regular
Every regular ordinal
is the initial ordinal of a cardinal
.

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Every regular language is context-free because it can be described by a
context-free grammar
.

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Every metric space
is Tychonoff ;
every pseudometric space
is completely
regular.

*
Every locally compact
regular space
is completely
regular, and therefore
every locally compact Hausdorff space
is Tychonoff
.

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Every topological group
is completely
regular.

*
Every normal
regular space
is completely
regular, and every normal Hausdorff space
is Tychonoff
.

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Every subspace of a completely
regular or Tychonoff space has
the same property
.

*
Every Borel set E
is outer
regular:

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Every open set E
is inner
regular:
Every regular space
is locally
regular, but
the converse
is not true
.
Every such space
is regular.

Nordau saw in Jewish Emancipation
the result of ' a
regular equation:
Every man
is born with certain rights ;
the Jews are human beings
, consequently
the Jews are born to own
the rights of man
.
Every regular map of varieties
is continuous in
the Zariski topology
.
Every such
regular cover
is a principal G-bundle
, where G = Aut ( p )
is considered as a discrete topological group
.
Every universal cover p: D → X
is regular, with deck transformation group being isomorphic to
the fundamental group
.
Every fourth year when
the games were also held
, the festival was known as
the " Great Panathenaia ,"
and was 3 or 4 days longer than
the regular festival
.

“
Every three months ( after
regular cleaning )
the wheels should be coated with petroleum jelly .”
Every US President since Roosevelt has delivered a
regular address
.
Every polyhedron
, regular and irregular
, convex
and concave
, has a dihedral angle at
every edge
.
Every extremal monomorphism
is regular.
Every extremal epimorphism
is regular.
Every and language
Every species can be given a unique (
and, one hopes
, stable ) name
, as compared with common names that are often neither unique nor consistent from place to place
and language to
language.

In this picture of
language we find
the roots of
the following idea:
Every word has a meaning
.

* natural
language —
Every good boy deserves fruit ;
and

They draw three conclusions from Austin: ( 1 ) A performative utterance does
not communicate information about an act second-hand — it
is the act ; ( 2 )
Every aspect of
language (" semantics
, syntactics
, or even phonematics ") functionally interacts with pragmatics ; ( 3 ) There
is no distinction between
language and speech
.

The philosophe Condillac observed in 1782 that "
Every science requires a special
language because
every science has its own ideas
.
Every data source has a different data-access
language ( or API ), driving up
the costs to learn
and use each vendor's product
.
Every year
the association coordinates
the day of French
language within International Organisations ( 2010 )
. It also organizes seminaries to increase awareness about
the importance of linguistic
, cultural
and conceptual diversity
.
Every friend of science ought to be opposed to
the introduction into a modern
language of names of plants that are
not already there
, unless they are derived from a Latin botanical name that has undergone but a slight alteration
.
Every language has a word expressing good in
the sense of " having
the right or desirable quality " ( ἀρετή )
and bad in
the sense " undesirable ".
Every academician might use his favourite form of Interlingua
, the term being initially used in a general sense as a synonym for international
language, yet it soon began to be specially used to denote a reformed Latino sine flexione based on
the common rules
the academicians were reaching by frequent votings
.
Every foreign group at
the Jamboree was assigned a " cousin "— a Hungarian Scout who spoke their
language and served as translator
and guide
.
Every year
, both Mentrau Iaith Cymru
and Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg host separate ' Battle of
the Bands ' competitions for unsigned Welsh
language bands
, that are sponsored by
the C2 radio show
.
Every person who
is arrested or detained must be informed in writing
, in a
language they understand
, of
the reasons for
the detention
and of
the nature of
the charges
.
Every night
, Russell claimed he gave Cosmatos a shot list for
the next day
, and developed a " secret sign
language " on set to exert influence
.

:
Every deterministic
context-free language can be accepted by a deterministic finite delay pda with jumps
.
Every quasi-realtime
language can be accepted in real time by a non-deterministic one stack
, one pushdown store machine
, and can be e ...

The genre soon became very popular ;
the intricately-plotted romantic comedies of Shakespeare
and John Lyly that had been in vogue on
the public
and private stages until this point were largely superseded by plays which were set in a recognizable contemporary London
, and which dealt with
, in Ben Jonson's words
, " deeds
and language such as men do use " ( Prologue to
Every Man in his Humour ).
Every wire was able to be traced from origin to destination with software
and the weight of
the cable interconnecting cabinets was automatically calculated by an RCA 501 machine
language program named " signal path " written by Robert Goerss
, computing facility director
.
Every and is
Every legislator from Brasstown Bald to Folkston
is going to have his
every vote subjected to
the closest scrutiny as a test of his political allegiances
, not his convictions
.
Every detail in his interpretation has been beautifully thought out
, and of these I would especially cite
the delicious laendler touch
the pianist brings to
the fifth variation ( an obvious indication that he
is playing with Viennese musicians )
, and the gossamer shading throughout
.
Every taxpayer
is well aware of
the vast size of our annual defense budget
and most of our readers also realize that a large portion of these expenditures go for military electronics
.
Every single problem touched on thus far
is related to good marketing planning
.
Every few days
, in
the early morning
, as
the work progressed
, twenty men would appear to push it ahead
and to shift
the plank foundation that distributed its weight widely on
the Rotunda pavement
, supported as it
is by ancient brick vaulting
.
Every dream
, and this
is true of a mental image of any type even though it may be readily interpreted into its equivalent of wakeful thought
, is a psychic phenomenon for which no explanation
is available
.
Every man in
every one of these houses
is a Night Rider
.
Every library borrower
, or at least those whose taste goes beyond
the five-cent fiction rentals
, knows what it
is to hear
the librarian say apologetically
, `` I'm sorry
, but we don't have that book
.
Every community
, if it
is alive has a spirit
, and that spirit
is the center of its unity
and identity
.

The restricted principle "
Every partially ordered set has a maximal totally ordered subset "
is also equivalent to AC over ZF
.

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Every infinite game in which
is a Borel subset of Baire space
is determined
.
Every natural-born citizen of a foreign state who
is also an American citizen
and every natural-born American citizen who
is a citizen of a foreign land owes a double allegiance
, one to
the United States
, and one to his homeland ( in
the event of an immigrant becoming a citizen of
the US ), or to his adopted land ( in
the event of an emigrant natural born citizen of
the US becoming a citizen of another nation ).
Every line of written text
is a mere reflection of references from any of a multitude of traditions
, or
, as Barthes puts it
, "
the text
is a tissue of quotations drawn from
the innumerable centres of culture "; it
is never original
.
Every root of a polynomial equation whose coefficients are algebraic numbers
is again algebraic
.

*
Every rectangle R
is in M
. If
the rectangle has length h
and breadth k then a ( R ) =
Every year
, on
the last Sunday in April
, there
is an ice fishing competition in
the frozen estuarine waters of
the Anadyr River's mouth
.
Every lattice element of
the structure
is in its proper place
, whether it
is a single atom or a molecular grouping
.
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