| In other words, the phrase book model of learning a language allows arbitrarily punctate linguistic capabilities. |
| It presents as symmetric hyperpigmented macules, which can be confluent or punctate. |
| In contrast, a speaker's knowledge of her native language is not punctate, it is systematic. |
| Examination revealed numerous punctate depressions limited to the fingers and creases of the palms of the hands. |
| These events were blurred vision, dry eye, superficial punctate keratitis, dysgeusia and abnormal sensation in the eye. |
| For punctate theories may contain details that are not duplicated in the region theories: at the stroke of midnight Cinderella's carriage changes into a pumpkin it is a carriage up to midnight, a pumpkin thereafter. |
