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... predicate and object). The When, Where and Why ques- tions were easier, since they were null most of the time. (In English OntoNotes 2.0, 38% of sen- tences have a When, 15% of sentences have ... sentences have a Why. ) The most common monolingual system error on these three questions was a missed answer, ac- counting for all of the Where errors, all but one Why error and 71% of the When errors. ... entities, negations and longer connecting phrases. Deletion also affected When and Where. De- leting particles such as “in” and when that in- dicate a location or temporal argument caused the English...

Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 00:20

... Why I’m excited about the Texas Multi-family real estate market: Investment opportunities in the Texas ... homeownership to renting. By illustrating the interplay between these trends I plan to establish why now is the time to step-up investment in Texas multi-family real estate. The Financial Crash...

Ngày tải lên: 18/03/2014, 03:20

... Why Are They Excited? Identifying and Explaining Spikes in Blog Mood Levels Krisztian Balog Gilad Mishne ... Harry Potter In July, 2005, a peak in excited was discovered; see Figure 4, where the shaded (green) area indicates the “peak area.” Figure 4: Peak in excited around July 16, 2005. Step 1 ... released.” 5.3.2 Hurricane Katrina Our next exam- ple illustrates the need for careful thresholding when defining peaks (see Section 3). We show peaks in “worried” discovered around late Au- gust,...

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... Approaches FastưSlowApproach ã Negotiationpartiesrushtoreachanagreement,mayhave ignoredimportantconstituenciesandthentheagreement facesextremedifficultiesintheimplementationphase SlowưFastApproach ã Negotiationsareconductedslowlytoensurethatthefinal agreementisresponsivetomajorconstituentsproviding greaterspeedinimplementation SlowưSlowApproach ã Timeistakentoconsider,selectandapplysolutions PURRR Procedure  Pause when formulating  judgment   Understand what was meant by  actions or words  Reflect on information and ask  for additional information  Reinterpret by applying an  alternate explanation  Redirect conversation toward  goals ... Deception  Lying  Creating impression others will think poorly of them in order to  gain compliance  Threatening someone with power you don’t possess  Switching sides on an issue to create confusion  Suggesting you will provide something of value you don’t  intend to deliver  Offering false flattery  Intimidating other side with false claims  Making intentional misrepresentations  Pretending to be angry, insulted or annoyed to induce  cooperation When the Discussion Gets Stalled or Heated Chapter 9 Responding to Conflict  Maintain even disposition  Ask clarification questions  Delay with process not contention  Seek advancement on less contentious issues and return to  others later  Reposition or frame in positive, mutual­gain terms  Frame differences as natural   Find common ground through value linking  Emphasize what has been accomplished  Encapsulate conflict issues  Avoid petty issues  Meet halfway ... Differences ã Dismissiveinterrupting,talkingover,ignoring {menengagemorefrequentlythanwomen} ã Exclusionaryleavingsomeoneoutofthe meeting,discussionorsocialgathering ã Undermininggoingbehindthebackofothersor usinginsultstodiscreditarguments ã Retaliatoryusedwhenotherpartyfeels threatened ã Patronizinguseacondescendingtone{happens moretowomen} Identify...

Ngày tải lên: 22/08/2012, 22:07

... statistical reliability, shall be considered when selecting procedures for calculating resistance other than that specified herein. Other methods, especially when locally recognized and considered ... the purpose of obtaining subsurface information, geophysical methods are relatively inexpensive when considering cost relative to the large areas over which information can be obtained. Some of ... factors shall be selected based on the method used for determining the nominal shaft resistance. When selecting a resistance factor for shafts in clays or other easily disturbed formations, local...

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... including—to name only a few—words such as “again,” “late,” “little,” “there,” “often,” when, ” “where,” why, ” “how,” “too,” and “much.” Here are a few examples of these adverbs at work: He came ... 9:44 AM13 26 When Bad Grammar Happens to Good People unlearn, and that you’ll need to pay extra attention to this entry. ❑ A corrected sentence headed by Say Instead. ❑ A Here’s Why section that ... you know. To make your new knowledge a new habit, look for examples of the things you’ve learned when you’re reading the paper, watching TV, or listening to a conversa- tion at work. 6. Test yourself...

Ngày tải lên: 05/10/2012, 10:00

... Institute Working Paper Series No. 11 July 2000 The Case of the Missing Market: The Bond Market and Why It Matters for Financial Development Richard J. Herring and Nathporn Chatusripitak 10 may explain ... regarding creditworthiness at lower cost and with greater expertise than the household sector. When some information regarding creditworthiness is confidential or proprietary, the borrower may ... credit. As Diamond (1991) has shown, short-term credit is an important way to control borrowers when there are hidden action and information problems since it limits the time an opportunistic...

Ngày tải lên: 24/10/2012, 09:40

... and if the child actually had ex- perienced exposure to animals with furs (excluding cats and dogs) when growing up, an increased, but not significant, chance of not reporting asthma at the age ... The NA group had significantly (p<0.0001) fewer health care visits than group A. The mean age when the asthma diagnosis was set was significantly lower (p=0.001) in the children in group NA ... family at child birth as well as reported asthma, aller- gic rhinitis and eczema in the family when the child was ten years old, were all significantly more frequent among group A than group...

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... emails. Either way, you're maintaining the feeling of relevance and continuity your prospect But WHY? Why did they (or should they) take that last step? This is where features come in. They're ... the " ;Why? " works for the person to whom you're explaining is if the features mentioned invoke perceived emotional benefits for them which outweigh the cost. The " ;Why? " ... with the only thing held back being the actual order mechanism. The effectiveness of this is clear when you hear about 35-page sales letters generating hundreds of thousands of dollars in orders...

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