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Tài liệu Improving Fourth Grade Students’ Writing Skills With 6+1 Traits of Writing and Writer’s Workshop ppt
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24/02/2014, 18:20
... classroom in a K-12 school, located within an agricultural community The school’s population, approximately 850 students, consisted of lower and middle class students The school also had a large ... instruction follows a textbook and worksheet model (Pollington et al., 2001, p 250) Instruction is typically conducted in a whole class setting, and is rarely integrated with other curriculums Pollington ... phonics philosophy and the materials into our curriculum I have budgeted for this non-consumable spelling and phonetic series and will pilot it during the 2004-2005 school year I would also like to...
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SCIENTIFIC WRITING A READER AND WRITER’S GUIDE docx
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28/03/2014, 18:20
... cell-to-cell One could also rewrite the sentence to make the pronoun disappear The cellular automaton (CA) cell — a natural candidate to model the electrical activity of a cell — is an ideal ... embryonic cells After proliferation, the embryonic cells are collected and put into new culture dishes, a process called “replating” After 180 such replatings, millions of normal and still undifferentiated ... kept close: the visual and its full explanation We no longer live in the days of silent movies A visual must “tell all” by itself, without the need for text outside of its caption Unless visuals...
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Scientific Writing: A Reader and Writer''''s Guide pot
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27/06/2014, 05:20
... cell-to-cell One could also rewrite the sentence to make the pronoun disappear The cellular automaton (CA) cell — a natural candidate to model the electrical activity of a cell — is an ideal ... embryonic cells After proliferation, the embryonic cells are collected and put into new culture dishes, a process called “replating” After 180 such replatings, millions of normal and still undifferentiated ... kept close: the visual and its full explanation We no longer live in the days of silent movies A visual must “tell all” by itself, without the need for text outside of its caption Unless visuals...
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JEAN - LUC LEBRUN SCIENTIFIC WRITING A READER AND WRITER’S GUIDE doc
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27/06/2014, 08:20
... cell-to-cell One could also rewrite the sentence to make the pronoun disappear The cellular automaton (CA) cell — a natural candidate to model the electrical activity of a cell — is an ideal ... embryonic cells After proliferation, the embryonic cells are collected and put into new culture dishes, a process called “replating” After 180 such replatings, millions of normal and still undifferentiated ... kept close: the visual and its full explanation We no longer live in the days of silent movies A visual must “tell all” by itself, without the need for text outside of its caption Unless visuals...
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Dutch Courage and Other Stories, by Jack London pot
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28/06/2014, 17:20
... interrupted "The trail's what we want." "Oh, here it is! 'Following the trail up the side of the fall will bring you to the forks The left one leads to Little Yosemite Valley, Cloud's Rest, and other ... never shall write such a line!" Thus Jack London, well along in his career And thus almost any collection of his adventure stories is acceptable to young readers as well as to their elders So, ... War, the English speaking soldiers called freely for the foregoing novels, dubbing them "The Jacklondons"; and there was also lively demand for "Burning Daylight," "The Scarlet Plague," "The...
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Scientific Writing - A Reader and Writer''''s Guide - J lebrun (World 2007) Episode 5 potx
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12/08/2014, 16:21
... system are available for all failure types of a particular piece of equipment, comprehensive prognosis knowledge can be formed When little historical data are available, new gradual knowledge extraction ... fulfilled That delay creates tension and momentum The tension acts like a metallic spring: it pulls reading forward In the real world, the length of a spring matters less than its strength; likewise, ... visual Conditional provisos, modified nouns, and detailed qualifiers elongate the scientific sentence The Text as Visual The most powerful pull comes from visuals Can text be a visual? Text is usually...
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Scientific Writing - A Reader and Writer''''s Guide - J lebrun (World 2007) Episode 6 pps
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12/08/2014, 16:21
... how will you give your reader the assurance that plenty of energy-refuelling stations will be available along the long and winding road of your text? The Energy Bill Let, ET , be the total energy ... apply to films and interfaces, or only to films? I am sure an expert would not find the title ambiguous, but nonexperts like myself would Author: Excellent observation Titles have to be clear to all, ... injection moulding The title seems halfway between being specific and being general “Powder injection moulding” by itself would be general, maybe a review paper But, this title is a little more specific...
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Scientific Writing - A Reader and Writer''''s Guide - J lebrun (World 2007) Episode 7 pptx
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12/08/2014, 16:21
... title has keywords at more than one level of the triangle If too specific, your title will only be found by a handful of experts in your field; it will also discourage readers with a sizeable knowledge ... the nonlinear finite element analysis, plays an incidental role (only 10 words) The title could have been the following: Elucidating the efficacy | of slit arteriotomy for end-to-side arterial anastomosis ... and while in 20 years “fast” will make a liar out of you, “20 Ghz” will not e Brusic V, Wilkins JS, Stanyon CA, and Zeleznikow J, “Data learning: understanding biological data”, in Merrill G and...
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Scientific Writing - A Reader and Writer''''s Guide - J lebrun (World 2007) Episode 8 ppt
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12/08/2014, 16:21
... write This method has value It gives focus to the paper If the story flows well at the structural level, then it will probably flow well at the detailed level as well You may still change the FA January ... subheadings It tells a story clearly and completely in its broad lines Studying the structure of your paper will allow you to identify important problems Your paper may be too complex, too detailed, too ... title Synonyms replace keywords Having lost homogeneity and coherence, the article is less clear Return to the original keywords Principle 3: a structure tells a story that is clear and complete...
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Scientific Writing - A Reader and Writer''''s Guide - J lebrun (World 2007) Episode 9 pptx
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12/08/2014, 16:21
... meaningful, the comparison criteria must be identical for all elements, and all elements must be compared the comparison criteria continuously vary, and therefore nothing is really comparable Both plots ... plots are frequently found because they are convenient from a writer’s perspective: They allow a list of loosely related references to be easily assembled The shallow analysis of related works is ... and … well, well, well! What we have here?! An exact copy of the original!” “Oh NO!”Vladimir turns red But, he recovers quickly and smiles widely “It’s fine! Look! I put a reference to Leontiev’s...
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A STUDY ON HYPERBOLE IN SHORT STORIES OF SOME TYPICAL VIETNAMESE AND AMERICAN WRITERS
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11/12/2013, 23:51
... ―Say, you old bald-headed bottle of shoe polish”, he spluttered” (Mr Kelly to the General) (In ―The gold that glittered‖ - O Henry) It means that the General is a swindler ―What hair of gold it is ... vaudeville that “Mice Will Play” was blossom into perennial flower in the garden of the circuits‖ (In ―Strictly business‖ - O Henry) It means that ―Mice Will Play‖ was very famous and successful a long ... seriously or too literally Yet the hyperbole is often used unconsciously by the men of vivid yet unbalanced imagination whom the world sometimes calls liars and sometimes fools Hyperbole (from...
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Tài liệu A Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors:Grammar, Punctuation, and Capitalization ppt
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24/01/2014, 00:20
... independent clauses Parallel grammatical elements are also called "coordinate." Logic dictates the use of parallelism, or coordination For example, the two coordinate clauses in the following sentence ... against ludicrous attributions (called pathetic fallacy); for example, Path fallacy Better Nonessential loads can take advantage of voltage regulation, but essential loads cannot For nonessential loads, ... noise calculations Most loads could be reduced 0.8 percent if voltage was more closely regulated Nonessential loads such as payloads could take advantage of this, but essential loads could not...
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By Pike and Dyke: A Tale of the Rise of the Dutch Republic pdf
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08/03/2014, 12:20
... had looked to lose this voyage to England, and that the ten days I should be away would be fairly lost time; but now, although we shall not have a full hold, the freight will be ample to pay all ... have a few loaves on board." "That will not be much," William de Blois replied, "among five hundred men, still it will be better than nothing Will you row and ask them if they will sell to us?" ... they will all in their power for me." "Yes, father, I hope, indeed, that you will go on well; and I am sure that the good people here will their best in all ways for you, and of course I will nurse...
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Mechanics and strength of materials vitor dias da silva
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14/03/2014, 12:20
... carefully In fact, although in a metal the size of the crystals is usually much smaller than the smallest geometrical dimension that must be analysed, in other materials like concrete, for example, ... actually present in the material Thus, in a liquid, the maximum dimension of the discontinuities is the size of a molecule, which is almost always much smaller than the smallest geometrical dimension ... Strength of Materials and Structural Analysis, or else with a lengthy mathematical demonstration Although this book is the result of the author working practically alone, including the typesetting...
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Báo cáo khoa học: "Learning to predict pitch accents and prosodic boundaries in Dutch" ppt
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17/03/2014, 06:20
... simultaneously, in one model rather than divided over two, results in generalization accuracies similar to that of the individually-learned models (identical on accent placement, and slightly lower ... Speech Tools (Taylor et al., 1999) 2.4 Memory-based learning Memory-based learning (MBL), also known as instance-based, example-based, or lazy learning (Stanfill and Waltz, 1986; Aha et al., 1991), ... should be noted that both baselines are simple rule-based algorithms that have been manually optimized for the current training set They perform well above chance level, and pose a serious challenge...
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Dutch Life in Town and Country pdf
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17/03/2014, 20:20
... surface Life will be duller and more monotonous The canal population, so long distinct, will be merged in the rest of the community The tug will displace the tow-rope The pullers will be housed on land, ... bargee, which generally means the youngest or the beginner, will have one song-bird in a gilt cage, and as he accumulates money in his really profitable calling, he will add to his collection of ... of Venterboer With all your inmates And forget nobody Come early and remain late, Else we can't swallow it all down Then sing cheerfully, leap joyfully, Leap with both your legs And, what I have...
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Attached To The World - On The Anchoring And Strategy Of Dutch Foreign Policy (WRR) pot
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22/03/2014, 15:20
... the literature as global public goods (see Went 2010 for a typology) The feature of such global public goods is that virtually all countries will benefit from solving the underlying issues, while ... global energy issue, its main ambition being the development of sustainable global energy management Also in the long term, energy should be available and accessible to all, and its use should ... national interest need to be explored separately: first of all, it should be truly national, that is, a collective, public matter; and, secondly, it should be a true interest Christopher Hill’s...
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