UCREL Projects Addison Wesley Longman logo UCREL was a member of a national consortium of The data for the project is being gathered from newspapers in Poland such as http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/ucrel/projects.html
Extractions: Automatic content analysis of spoken discourse (ACASD) Automatic content analysis of Interview Transcripts Treebank development for probabilistic parsing (ATR project) Benedict - The New Intelligent Dictionary The British National Corpus (BNC) British National Corpus Enhancement Project A Corpus of English Dialogues, 1560-1760 Grammatical tagging of the Corpus of London Teenage English (COLT) Corpus Resources and Terminology Extraction (CRATER) EAGLES Phase II: Guidelines for the Syntactic Annotation of Corpora Integrated resources for written and spoken language resources Enabling Minority Language Engineering (EMILLE) Extending CLAWS Grammatical change in recent English (1961-1991): a corpus-based investigation Minority Language Engineering (MILLE) Language Engineering Resources for the British Isles Indigenous Minority Languages (LER-BIML) EUROTRA Machine Translation Project The Lancaster Database of linguistic corpora Lancaster Speech, Thought and Writing Presentation Project
IDEAS: Papers, Centre For European Economic Research by Bohringer, C. 0045 Carbon Taxes and joint Implementation. by Addison,JT Teixeira, P. 99-29 Does Globalization Restrict Budgetary Autonomy? http://ideas.repec.org/s/fth/ceeuer.html
Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind Of Science -- Relevant Books Predictability in Science and Society A joint Symposium of The Royal Proceedings of the 7th International School (Szcyrk, Poland, May 2330, 1985) http://www.wolframscience.com/reference/books/m.html
Autism Books Listed Alphabetically By Author When Your Doctor is Wrong Hepatitis B Vaccine and Autism (Xlibris Corporation, Satellite meeting of the joint convention of the 5th International Child http://www.autism-resources.com/books-alpha.html
Extractions: Autism Books Listed Alphabetically By Author Adolescents and Adults with Asperger Syndrome (The Inge Wakehurst Trust, 1992). Collection of papers. [autism,aspergers,adult,adolescent] Approaches to Autism (National Autistic Society, 1997). Updated edition. [autism] Attachment and Autism (1985). I haven't been able to relocate any reference to this book: it might be Autism and Attachment ISBN: 9999532403 [autism] (Minneapolis, MN: Minneapolis Children's Medical Center, 1987). 101 pages; spiralbound. [autism] Autism on the Agenda (National Autistic Society, 1996). Papers from the National Autistic Society Conference held at Leeds University, 1994. [autism,proceedings] Autism: hope is not a dream . Proceedings from conference in Barcelona, Spain, 1996. [autism,proceedings] Autism: The Invisible Disability (National Autistic Society, 1994). [autism] Booklet for conference . Made by Mr. Angelo for 1998 ASA conference in Reno. [autism] Children with Asperger Syndrome (The Inge Wakehurst Trust, 1994). Collected papers. [autism,aspergers]
Notable Lib Materials By Author - July E85 Columbia Cooper Ref SUBJECT Reference Collection Evans, Alfred B. TITLEPolitics of TITLE History of Poland PUBLISHER, DATE Palgrave Macmillan, http://www.sc.edu/library/lis/auth07.html
Extractions: Abel, E. Lawrence. TITLE: Confederate sheet music VOLUME: tion PUBLISHER, DATE: McFarland, 2004 CALL #/LOCATION: 016.7824 Ab34c Columbia South CAROLINIAN SUBJECT: South Caroliniana Library Collec Adam, Stuart. TITLE: Supporting families : the financial costs and benefits of children since 19 PUBLISHER, DATE: Policy Press, 2004 CALL #/LOCATION: HD4925.5 .G7 A33 2004 Columbia Cooper SUBJECT: Business Adams, John, TITLE: Portable John Adams PUBLISHER, DATE: Penguin Books, 2004 CALL #/LOCATION: E302 .A262 2004 Columbia Cooper SUBJECT: History Adams, John, TITLE: China gates for piano PUBLISHER, DATE: Associated Music Publishers Milwaukee Wis. Distributed, 1983 CALL #/LOCATION: M25 .A31 C4 1983 Columbia Music SUBJECT: Music Library Adams, Mark. TITLE: Location London PUBLISHER, DATE: Interlink, 2004 CALL #/LOCATION: PN1993.5 .G7 A33 2004 Columbia Cooper Browsing SUBJECT: Browsing Collection Adem, Alejandro.
Extractions: ...Irish books online Home About Links Mailing List ... Addenda Baillie, William, Captain, an amateur engraver of some note, was born in Ireland in 1736. He passed the early part of his life in the army, from which he retired with the rank of Captain of Cavalry. Thenceforward he devoted him self to the arts, and was for many years considered one of the most enlightened connoisseurs of his time. His best productions are those executed in the style of Rembrandt. Bryan's Dictionary gives a list of his principal plates. Baldwin, Richard, Balfe, Michael William, Ball, Robert, Banim, John, Banim, Michael, Barber, Mary, Barker, Francis, M.D., a distinguished chemist and physician, was born in Waterford the latter part of the 18th century. He obtained his degree from the University of Dublin in 1793, and completed his medical education in Edinburgh, where he became intimate with Sir Walter Scott. Previous to the discovery of the voltaic battery, he suggested the identity of the nervous fluid with dynamical electricity. Returning to his native city, he practised for five years, and took part in the establishment of what has been said to be the first Irish fever hospital. Afterwards in Dublin, as a chemical lecturer, he became deservedly popular, and started the first medical journal in Ireland. In 1821, in conjunction with Dr. Cheyne, he published a treatise on Epidemic Fevers in Ireland, in two volumes; and in 1826 he edited the Dublin Pharmacopoeia. Until 1852 he continued Secretary of the Irish Board of Health. Judging by the omission of his name in Thorn's Directory for 1860, he probably died the previous year.
Extractions: Faculty of Engineering, Monash University, Clayton, Melbourne, VIC 3168, Australia UICEE home page Global Journal Home page Tableof Contents Previous Paper ... NextPaper TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION In the recent past there has been considerable activity in the use of the Web for publication of journals and in some instances of books [1-3]. In some areas indeed electronic publishing is taking over as the sole means of publishing, with some journals only available on the Web [4-6]. Electronic journals are, by definition, distributed to some or all of their subscribers in electronic form. This form of distribution facilitates communication in scholarly communities because of the speed at which material can be disseminated, and the considerably reduced costs involved. Whatever their nature (and putting aside the fact that much of what is available on the Web is trivia), Web documents do essentially constitute published material. The Web is the universal publishing medium, allowing anyone, for a small fee, to publish anything whatsoever. The issue under consideration here however is the electronic publication of academic books and journals as an alternative to publishing on paper.
Bh Coauthor and co-Principal Investigator in major SCOREC grants. UnderstandingHuman joint Mechanics through Advanced Computational Models, http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~szymansk/bio/b.html
Author Index by Authors. A. Aaslestad, Katherine B. Virtue in the Public Sphere Problems of joint Command as Illustrated by the British Expedition to the http://www.fsu.edu/~napoleon/Consortium/author.html
Extractions: (click on an appropriate letter) Index by Authors A Aaslestad, Katherine B. Virtue in the Public Sphere: Civic Identity in Hamburg, 1790-1806, (1995), 109-116 , Material Identities: Tradition, Gender, and Consumption in Early Nineteenth Century Hamburg, (1998), 599-607 Ackerman, Evelyn. Medical Care in the Countryside of the Ile-de-France, 1800-1850. VII (1978): 200-07. Adams, Elizabeth C. The Festival of Liberty and the Jacobin Ascendancy in Spring, 1792. XIX (1989): 360-67. Adams, Geoffrey. Light from the West: American Influence on the Campaign for French Protestant Emancipation. VIII (1979): 179-87. Adams, Thomas M. Encouraging Scholarly Development. XVII (1988): 227- 31. Addison, Bland, Jr. COMMENTARY: The French Pre-Revolutionary Press in London and Liege: J. P. Brissot and Pierre LeBrun. XX (1991): 133-36. .Secularization in the Monde Livresque and Literate Mentalite at the End of the Ancien Regime. XVIII (1) (1989): 15-31. Adelman, Jonathan R. COMMENTARY: The Army in Four Major Revolutions: From Peoples Army to Professional Force. XVII (1988): 534-36.
New Books At BGSU For June 2005 By Author Part 1 Washington, DC joint Center for Political and Economic Studies ; Lanham, Dobranski, Stephen B. READERS AND AUTHORSHIP IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND / BY http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cats/newbooks/nbau1605.htm
New Books At BGSU For November 2004 By Author Part 1 AND LARRY EUGENE RIVERS ; FOREWORD BY STEPHEN W. ANGELL AND ANTHONY B. PINN, Washington, DC AEIBrookings joint Center for Regulatory Studies http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cats/newbooks/nbau11104.htm
Accessing Article In Poland, BCG vaccinations have been mandatory at birth and again at 7, TASS syndrome unusual association of thyroiditis, Addison s disease, http://www.nature.com/ejhg/journal/v13/n7/full/5201370a.html
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Teachers Forum I have been involved as consultant or writer in several joint projects in Centraland Eastern Reading, Mass AddisonWesley. Claire Kramsch. 1993. http://elt.britcoun.org.pl/forum/handt.htm
Extractions: Alan Pulverness This is the text of a paper given at the Culture in ELT Seminar - Intercultural Materials in the Classroom and on the Web organised by the British Council at Kraków 23-25 January, 2004. In it Alan Pulverness addresses twelve major questions facing teachers who want to add this dimension to the learning materials they produce. Is intercultural awareness just a buzzword? What justification is there for attending to students own cultural context in teaching materials? Over the last 15 years or so, there has been an increasing trend in European education towards a concept of language across the curriculum, or at least cross-curricular approaches within the foreign language class. This tends to break down strict subject boundaries, so that the foreign language lesson can potentially embrace mathematics, history, geography, biology etc. and first language culture. In fact, a cross-curricular perspective creates the potential for foreign language teachers to take on a much broader and more satisfying identity, as educators, rather than merely foreign language trainers.
B Western Reviews By Boyd Magers All that said, it s really good/badman gambler Addison Richards film all the way Original story by actor Myron Healey with a script by Joseph Poland. http://www.surfnetinc.com/chuck/magers6.htm
Extractions: Search/Find buck jones , or sunset carson , or republic , or monogram . When done typing, begin the search by clicking on the 'Find Next' button which will take you to the first occurrence of that word or phrase (or to the end of this page, if no match is found). Keep clicking on the 'Find Next' button to continue down to all the matches. Paul Franklin came up with a few new angles in this one as Bill Elliott accompanies ole pal Cannonball Taylor to Independence to find the killer who dry gulched Cannonball's Dad. Meanwhile, the killer, Kenneth MacDonald, is making a cash deal to marry the only witness to the murder, young Mary Daily (in her only western of only two films total), with her family of brutal backwoods hillbillies (Uncle Frank LaRue - in a nasty as nails part completely unlike the kindly, elderly gentleman he usually plays - and his two sons Donald Curtis and Tom Moray). Naturally, sweet Mary is against the slimy plot as she loves headstrong young Stanley Brown. This otherwise good Elliott bogs down terribly at the midway point with a prolonged courtroom trial presided over by a cantankerous judge (Eddy Waller) and abetted by a objecting lawyer (Harrison Greene). Although he usually played heavies, as in this one, Donald Curtis (1915-1997) later became an ordained minister.
Extractions: Subject: NA Digest, V. 92, # 25 NA Digest Sunday, June 28, 1992 Volume 92 : Issue 25 Today's Editor: Cleve Moler The MathWorks, Inc. moler@mathworks.com Today's Topics: New Address for Alan Karp LINPACK benchmark on PCs Availability of RKSUITE Auckland Workshop on Matrix Methods for Statistics SIAM National Meeting ACM-SIAM Symposium on Discrete Algorithms Special Issue of LAA Scottish Computational Mathematics Symposium 92 Frontiers '92 Meeting IFAC Workshop on Control Applications of Optimization Position at Northern Illinois University Post-doctoral Position at University of North Carolina Contents: Linear Algebra and its Applications Contents: SIAM Numerical Analysis Contents: SIAM Applied Mathematics Submissions for NA Digest: Mail to na.digest@na-net.ornl.gov. Information about NA-NET: Mail to na.help@na-net.ornl.gov. - From: Alan Karp Date: Fri, 26 Jun 92 13:04:54 -0700 Subject: New Address for Alan Karp After nearly 15 years with IBM I have moved on. My new address is Alan Karp HP Labs 3U-7 Hewlett-Packard Company 1501 Page Mill Road Palo Alto, CA 94304 415-857-6766 - office 415-857-3991 - fax karp@hpl.hp.com From: Cliff Addison <. Thanks very much. Cliff Addison Centre for Mathematical Software Research Victoria Building, Brownlow Hill University of Liverpool Liverpool L69 3BX U.K. E-mail via na-net or cliff@supr.scm.liv.ac.uk From: Ian Gladwell
NA Digest Sunday, June 28, 1992 Volume 92 : Issue 25 To obtain a diskette contact the second author at the address in A BauerFikeTheorem for the joint Spectrum of Commuting Matrices 221 http://www.netlib.org/na-digest-html/92/v92n25.html
Extractions: Senate House, home to the university's central administration offices and its library The University of London , founded in , is a federation of colleges which together constitute one of the world's largest universities. Somewhere between 10 and 20 percent of all UK students attend one of its colleges, which include some of the most prestigious places of study in the world. Many universities in Britain and abroad began life as associate colleges of the university, offering its degrees under licence. In recent years this aspect of the university's work has revived, because of globalisation, and an increasing number of overseas academic institutes offer University of London diplomas and degrees. The university at first comprised just two colleges, University College London (UCL) and King's College London (KCL), but now has over 15, many of which are major institutions in their own right. Besides UCL and King's, the most famous are the London School of Economics (LSE), the
Alan M. Davis - Publications Bersoff, E., B. Gregor, and A. Davis, A New Look at the C3I Software Life IEEE Software joint Meeting of the Editorial Board and Industrial Board, http://web.uccs.edu/adavis/UCCS/pubs.htm
Extractions: PUBLICATIONS Books Book Chapters Refereed Journals Other Journals ... Books Davis, A., 201 Principles of Modern Software Development , 2006, under development. Davis, A., Just Enough Project Management , 2006, under development. Davis, A., and V. Reddy, Ethical Dilemmas: Case Studies in Business Ethics , 2006, under development. Davis, A., Just Enough Requirements Management: Where Software Development Meets Marketing, New York: Dorset House, 2005 (ISBN 0-932633-64-1). Davis, A., Great Software Debates New York: John Wiley and Sons, and Los Alamitos, California: IEEE Computer Society Press, 2004 (ISBN 0-471-67523-7). Davis, A., 201 Principles of Software Development , New York: McGraw Hill, 1995 (ISBN 0-07-015840-1); translated into Japanese, Tokyo: Nikkei BP, 1996 (ISBN 4-8222-9002-6); translated into Chinese, Publishing House of Electronics Industry, 1996; translated into Polish, Zasad Tworzenia Oprogramowania Instytut Naukowo-Badawczy ZTUREK, 1998. Davis, A., Software Requirements: Objects, Functions and States (2nd edition), Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1993 (U.S. ISBN 0-13-805763-X and International ISBN 0-13-562174-7). Davis, A.
HIGH-Tc UPDATE E-MAIL VERSION, VOL. 8, NO. 5, March 1, 1994. (b) By increasing the bias voltage above about 4 V, the authors could modify B. joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna HPO Box 79, 101000 Moscow, http://www.iitap.iastate.edu/htcu/backissues/94MARCH1EM.TXT.html
Extractions: HIGH-Tc UPDATE E-MAIL VERSION, VOL. 8, NO. 5, March 1, 1994. Published for the Division of Materials Sciences, Office of Basic Energy Sciences, USDOE, under Contract W-7405-eng-82 with the Ames Laboratory, Iowa State University. Funded by DMS/BES/USDOE, ARPA/DOD, ONR/DOD, EPRI, NASA, and other agencies, organizations, and individuals. - The e-mail version of the High-Tc Update is sent to e-mail addresses accessible over BITNET (including INTERNET addresses such as EDU, ARPANET, COM, etc.). You can send e-mail messages to the editor at MITRA@ALISUVAX.BITNET or MITRA@AMESLAB.GOV. Please note, issues of High-Tc Update from November 15, 1993, onward are also available in coded Word versions (BINHEX and RTF). If you are interested in these versions, contact the editor for information. - NOTA BENE: With this issue, High-Tc Update begins a new section, Technology News. It will describe progress in manufacturing, products, services, and technology transfer in the high-Tc superconductivity field. As the field continues to mature, we will discuss issues of vital interest to many of our readers. Please send your contributions (product development information, news regarding technology transfer efforts, or any information you would like to share about your corporation or laboratory) to the editor. Technology News debuts on page 5. Oops, our mistake! In our last issue we listed a preprint by M. Rabinowitz (EPRI) and T. McMullen (Virginia Commonwealth), who have used a simple model to calculate Tc and its pressure dependence. The authors have informed us that their reported values of dTc/dP are the average values over the pressure ranges needed to achieve the maximum Tc in Hg-1201, Hg-1212, and Hg-1223. The calculated average values, which agree with the corresponding experimental values, should not have been compared with the larger initial pressure derivatives of Tc that have been measured at lower pressures.
