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Alphabet in sentence

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All knowledge of the English language and the English alphabet has been lost.
So for example, here's the same sentence written in English and the same sentence written in Dutch using the same letters of the alphabet.
As long as I know that there's some sort of alphabet.
So here would be a frequency plot of how often you find each of the 26 letters of the alphabet in a text written by random monkeys.
But first I have to ask: what are these building blocks, like the alphabet, elements that I showed you?
And this spider spins a bilingual alphabet.
So this spider goes through the whole alphabet with identical adjectives and substantives.
You look up, half-erased chalkboard, you can see that perfectly written cursive alphabet, the pull-down maps, you can hear, tick, tick, tick, ticking on the wall, that industrial clock.
And I'd like to submit to you that we have sequenced the human genome, we know everything about the sequence of the gene, the language of the gene, the alphabet of the gene, But we know nothing, but nothing, about the language and alphabet of form.
And we are having difficulties in so many of our communities and so many of our schools where kids are coming to first grade and their eyes are blazing, they've got their little knapsack on and they're ready to go, and then they realize they're not like the other first graders who know books, have been read to, can do their alphabet.
It's not exactly an alphabet.
Most probably, one of humanity's greatest achievements is the invention of the alphabet, and that has been attributed to Mesopotamia with their invention of cuneiform in 1600 BC, followed by hieroglyphics in Egypt, and that story has been cast in stone as historical fact.
And so, I was able to put that into this story, which is an alphabet, and hopefully go on to something else.
Here's what I call Martian alphabet.
Just like your alphabet, A is A, B is B, C is C. Different shapes for different phonemes, right?
Here, you've got Martian alphabet.
All right, now what I want you to do is to recite the last five letters of the English alphabet backwards.
In that ICU room, I walked up to my father's body, and with a quivering voice and through tears, I began reciting the alphabet.
We became his mouthpiece, spending hours each day reciting the alphabet as he whispered back sermons and poetry with blinks of his eye.
Not too much longer after that, the alphabet was invented.
The English alphabet has 26 letters, and the genetic alphabet has four.
Imagine what it would be like if the English alphabet had four letters.
What if the genetic alphabet had more letters?
In 1999, my lab at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California started working on this question with the goal of creating living organisms with DNA made up of a six-letter genetic alphabet, the four natural letters plus two additional new man-made letters.
Every living cell, every living cell ever, has made every one of its proteins using a four-letter genetic alphabet.
These cells are living and growing and making protein with a six-letter alphabet.
My lab is already working on expanding the genetic alphabet of other cells, including human cells, and we're getting ready to start working on more complex organisms.
Most of the Middle English alphabet is still familiar today, with the inclusion of a few archaic symbols, such as yogh, which denotes the y, j, or gh sound.
Nor do we see the signs repeating regularly enough to suggest that they were some sort of alphabet.
In the Western music tradition, pitches are named after the first seven letters of the alphabet, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.
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