... CACACTGCAACCTCTGGT ACTGTCAATAGTGAAGGT CCCCATGTCGCCTTTAGT TCGCTAGAACACATTGAC ATGATGAAACGGTTCAAT TTAGTTACCGTGTGCTTC CTGCTGCTCGCAGCAAGT GTGTGATCTGCAACTGTT CACCGAGGAATAATAAATGATG AAACGGTTCAATTTC TTAGTTACCGTGTGCTTC ... TTAGTTACCGTGTGCTTC CACCGAGGAATAATAAATGATG AACGCACAAAAATCA TTACATTTTCACTTTAGT OMCA-PBAD-R OMCB-PBAD-F OMCB-PBAD-R 3736 controlled by an arabinose promoter [26], was achieved as visualized by heme staining of SDS ... used as a positive control to display omcA (lane 1) and omcB (lane 6) DNA standards are indicated at the left and right of the agarose gels (B) Visualization and separation of high molecular mass...
... lines have slopes that are negative reciprocals Data Analysis Review Many questions on the GRE will test your ability to analyze data Analyzing data can be in the form of statistical analysis (as ... to the problem as needed by choosing b or d next, depending on whether you ANSWER SHEET 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ... QUANTITATIVE SECTION – A NGLES OFA Q UADRILATERAL A quadrilateral isa four-sided polygon Since a quadrilateral can be divided bya diagonal into two triangles, the sum of its angles will equal...
... students to this activity in pairs or small groups, in order to generate as many points and supporting sentences as possible Conclusion Usually, these paragraphs are so good that you may want to copy ... hospitals, etc Fold the pieces of paper and put them into a hat Go to each group, and ask one member to take two pieces These are the nouns that must be compared To help students form their topic ... clearly write a list of nouns on separate pieces of paper I have had success using such nouns as the following: people, men, women, children, cats, dogs, mice, school, jail, chickens, fish, banks,...
... down After this we practiced • raw • row in a similar way Finally I wrote arrows pointing diagonally to the four corners of the board and practiced all four at once by having the class point in ... pronunciation practice and will appreciate that you are correcting (but not over-correcting) their English Pronunciation drills take on an atmosphere of play rather than work and the quick break away from ... who are getting it right and encourage them with a few brief words of praise At this stage they should not be actually repeating after the teacher, just listening and pointing Step Finally have...
... calculated as 82 It is unclear, but Fabiani et al (1996) and Fabiani et al (2000) appear to report the same participants Karwautz at al (2008) and Wagner et al (2008) report the same participants, ... minimise bias? Use of valid and reliable paper and pencil measures a Sub-total Results Confounding variables controlled Generalisable results? Sub-total Total score Fabiani et al (1996) Fabiani ... replication? Is there a control group? Is the design longitudinal? Sub-total Sample and measures Response rate satisfactory? Sampling source appropriate? Are participants sampled to minimise bias?...
... that Social Impact Bonds will become yet another wayto privatize and/or cut funding from community and social services Among the areas where Social Impact Bonds have been proposed as awayof ... increase administrative costs and reduce public accountability What are they? The idea behind Social Impact Bonds is that private investors and the government enter into a contract Private investors ... million.5 Social Impact Bonds create a new layer of bureaucracy The need to negotiate contracts on social outcomes, repayment and how to measure social outcomes will eat up a lot of money and staff time...
... can not claim that our algorithm is capable of finding all the fine grained distinctions that are listed in manually created dictionaries such as the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English ... our attention to the various species of animals that are among the top 30 associations to poach Some of them seem more often affected by cooking (pheasant, chicken, salmon), others by poaching ... to poaching it is lower than it is for the rhino That is, by clustering local contexts our algorithm was able to separate the different kinds of animals according to their relationship to poach...
... instance, in fact is labelled as a prepositio'~aT-~rase rather than as an adverbial phrase No attempt is made to show any paraphrase relationships Putative deleted or a 161 either close a previously ... derivln~ statistics for disambiguating parsing information A sample databank of constituent structures has therefore been manually compiled for initial trials of T-tag assignment and disambiguation ... endeavoured to apply similar techniques to provide a constituent analysis It is the task of the final phase of the parser to fill in any remaining closing brackets in the appropriate places and calculate...
... types of cue phrases can be acquired Whereas it relies on manually assembled lists, we advocate data-driven acquisition of new contexts This is generally preferrable to manual definition, as language ... concept-B accumulator list (based on empirical results, s is the rank of the candidate set during the initial iteration and 50 for the remaining iterations) If an item is already on the accumulator list, ... lack of RASP detection of the crucial grammatical relation (2) and failure of the semantic filter to catch non-goal contexts (5) Conclusion In this paper we have investigated the automatic acquisition...
... of data sparseness can be minimized by reducing the dimensionality of the matrix An appropriate algebraic method that has the capability to reduce the dimensionality ofa rectangular matrix is ... differential vector falls below a threshold or, alternatively, the agreement with any of the centroids becomes too low This way an ambiguous word is assigned to several parts of speech, starting ... more salient Also, widely and rural are well within the adjective cluster The comparison of the two dendrograms indicates that the SVD was capable of making appropriate generalizations Also,...
... same Ala substitution was reported to cause a significant decrease in biological activities of [Ala8]NKA measured in human tissues [44] Indeed, [Ala8]NKA(4–10) was shown to be a weak partial agonist ... conformational space of b-amino acids is larger than that of a- amino acids, but low-energy conformations of the b-amino acids backbone, corresponding to gauche rotamers around the Ca–Cb bond, can overlap ... residue that are analogous to those adopted by a- amino acids (Gly, Ala, Sar, Pro) To explain the slightly higher biological potency of [b2-HAla9]SP compared to [HGly9]SP and [b3-HAla9]SP, the...
... would have reached the happy hunting grounds, always be happy and have eternal life After burial a feast was always called, and a portion of the food of which each and every relative was partaking ... converted into lime On and about this altar I found abundance of charcoal At the sides of the altar were fragments of human bones, some of which had been charred It was covered bya natural growth of ... at Ounalaska In his transactions with the Indians he learned that tradition among the Aleuts assigned Kagamale, the island in question, as the last resting-place ofa great chief, known as Karkhayahouchak...
... ngarni.nja-kurra (man-ergative-aux kangaroo grass-obj shoot-past eat-infmitive-obj) 'The man is shooting the kangaroo while it is eating grass.' This example illustrates a number of instances of phonological ... Council of Canada [1] Reduplication isa word formation process involving the repetition ofa word or a part ofa word As an example, in Warlpiri there isa process of nominal reduplication to form ... WJA ~UA (b) Figure 2a is the phonological representation for the sentence: ngarrka.ngku.ka marlu marna.kurra luwa.rnu ngarni.nja.kurra 'The man is shooting the kangaroo while it is eating grass.'...
... would regard mathematical objectivity as really what mathematical Platonism is all about To say that some mathematical assertion has a Platonic existence is merely to say that it is true in an objective ... CHAPTER not be part of the physical world, but would be inhabitants of Plato’s idealized mathematical world of forms 1.3 Is Plato’s mathematical world ‘real’? This was an extraordinary idea for ... the earlier work of various other mathematicians), and this proof has now been accepted as a valid argument by the mathematical community Now, we take the view that Fermat’s assertion was always...
... (1986) Combinatory Grammars and Parasitic Gaps Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, to appear Steedman, M (1987) Coordination and Constituency in a Combinatory Grammar In Mark Baltin and Tony Kroch ... examples 2.4 Procedural Neutrality of Combinatory Rules The significance of this point is as follows Let us suppose that we can guarantee that a parser will always make available, say in a chart, ... substzings in a chart can always distinguish a spurious new analysis of the same string from a genuinely different analysis: spurious analyses produce results that are the same as one already installed...