proper sounds correct. sm
Posted By: Txczech on 2006-01-18
In Reply to: The hip joint "proper" is unremarkable. - Does this sound correct?
Subject: proper sounds correct. sm
Think in this case proper means:
4 : strictly limited to a specified thing *the city proper*
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Subject: friable sounds correct here. nm
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http://lshss.asha.org/cgi/content/abstract/31/1/62
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Subject: bandpass sounds right; MT50 is correct.
I read your other post on this.
What he is dictating is the range of frequencies that they're testing within the entire bandwidth, and the intervals.
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Subject: word help sounds like or but that doesn't sound correct
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Subject: spasticity is correct. She isn't saying skin turgor. Still sounds like turgurous, but that isn't a word.
no its definitely a proper name
Subject: no its definitely a proper name
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Subject: And of course some just don't know what is proper....nm
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Subject: No. It is not a proper name. SM
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Subject: No, it's not a proper noun or name.
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Subject: I'm sorry, that is not a proper quote. SM
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Subject: The comma would be proper
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Subject: Proper Naming
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