11.   Yet lexical access stands in the same relation to these levels as the acoustic front end stands to lexical access.

12.   Lexical access begins as soon as inactive edges are posted onto the Chart by the acoustic front end.

13.   However, the less able the front end is to specify the full characteristics of the phonetic input, the more difficult it becomes to distinguish lexical hypotheses.

14.   Also, NASCAR made modifications to the front end to create more drag, which results in slower speeds.

15.   And Allen found herself at the front end of a high speed chase through Spring Branch, blasting away at pursuing police cars.

16.   An investment of time on the front end can help prevent an injury later.

17.   And horses on the front end usually do a little better in this race.

18.   And they would like to recover the whole front end of the plane, to look for fire damage.

19.   And the rest of the field allowed War Emblem to steal the race on the front end.

20.   As a result of the contact, the front end of his car began to vibrate.