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Estudios de Linguistica y Sociolinguistica (Studies in Linguistics and Sociolinguistics).
ERIC Educational Resources Information Center
Cruz, Gerardo Lopez, Comp.; Zamarron, Jose Luis Moctezuma, Comp.
This book contains the following articles on research in the field of general linguistics and sociolinguistics: "Papago Plurals" (Jane H. Hill, Ofella Zepeda); "Typological Characteristics of the Yumanas Languages" (Mauricio J. Mixco); "Observations on Accent in Yutoaztec" (Leopoldo Valinas); "Development of…
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Stereotypes and Reality: Working Relationships Between Muslim Men and Western Women
2010-03-31
in order to be effective with a foreign nation’s military, “a female advisor must first understand the role of women in U.S. society and our...to Cyntha Eller’s Myth of Matriarchal Prehistory. Belili Productions. http://www.belili.org/marija/eller_response.html/. Metrinko, Michael J
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Home Pregnancy Test Kits: How Readable Are the Instructions?
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Holcomb, Carol Ann
At the conclusion of their study on home pregnancy test kits, Valinas and Perlman (1982) suggested that the instructions accompanying the kits be revised to make them easier to read. A study was undertaken to determine the readability of the printed instructions accompanying five home pregnancy test kits (Daisy II, Answer, Acu-Test, Predictor, and…
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Bošnjak, Marija; Sremac, Jasenka; Vrsaljko, Davor; Aščić, Šimun; Bosak, Luka
2017-08-01
Deep marine Miocene deposits exposed sporadically in the Medvednica Mt. (northern Croatia) comprise pelagic organisms such as coccolithophores, planktic foraminifera and pteropods. The pteropod fauna from yellow marls at the Vejalnica locality (central part of Medvednica Mt.) encompasses abundant specimens of Vaginella austriaca Kittl, 1886, accompanied with scarce Clio fallauxi (Kittl, 1886). Calcareous nannoplankton points to the presence of NN5 nannozone at this locality. Highly fossiliferous grey marls at the Marija Bistrica locality (north-eastern area of Medvednica Mt.) comprise limacinid pteropods: Limacina valvatina (Reuss, 1867), L. gramensis (Rasmussen, 1968) and Limacina sp. Late Badenian (NN5 to NN6 nannozone) age of these marls is presumed on the basis of coccolithophores. Most of the determined pteropods on species level, except V. austriaca have been found and described from this region for the first time. New pteropod records from Croatia point to two pteropod horizons coinciding with the Badenian marine transgressions in Central Paratethys. These pteropod assemblages confirm the existence of W-E marine connection ("Transtethyan Trench Corridor") during the Badenian NN5 nannozone. Limacinids point to the possible immigration of the "North Sea fauna" through a northern European marine passage during the Late Badenian (end of NN5-beginning of NN6 zone), as previously presumed by some other authors.
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Stroke, H. Henry; Linnartz, Harold
2012-04-01
Comments on Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (CAMOP) endeavors periodically to devote an issue to the life and accomplishments of physicists who have made significant contributions to the fields represented in this journal. Vladilen Letokhov is certainly one of them. For a number of years he was also a CAMOP Correspondent. We are grateful to Professor Victor Balykin for having organized this CAMOP special section. It is particularly significant to one of us (HHS) to remember a person who has made seminal advances in so many areas which to this day are at the forefront of studies by a number of physicists. But over the years this acquaintance developed into friendship and gave the wife of one of us, Norma, and HHS the opportunity to host Tina and Vladik in their home, and get to know both a bit better. There was also the seminal International School on Laser Applications in Physics in Vilnius organized by Letokhov, and then a visit to Troitsk and his group at the Institute of Spectroscopy (and even the organization of a couple of piano recitals by one of our daughters, Marija, who accompanied her parents in the then USSR). Our interests crossed in a couple of fields: laser interactions with atoms and sensitive spectroscopy of radioactive atoms. Letokhov was a participant in the early organization of laser spectroscopy at CERN and was instrumental in providing copper vapour lasers to the isotope separator facility, ISOLDE. To this day laser ion sources are under the aegis of Valentin Fedoseyev who came to CERN from Troitsk. The interaction of lasers with atoms, in particular the process of slowing atoms, is discussed by Balykin. It was Christmas time when a card arrived from Oleg Tumanov of the Institute of Spectroscopy: it included a graph of temperature achieved by laser cooling as a function of calendar date. The results of Letokhov's group were the earliest (see figure 1), even though lower temperatures achieved subsequently by others extended our knowledge
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
2010-07-01
field was highlighted by P Günter. Many contributions were devoted to processing techniques, showing the increasing importance of CVD techniques to deposit for instance perovskite thin films (G Malandrino). Nevertheless, stunning results were obtained by a sophisticated MBE tool allowing for precise compositional control of individual oxide monolayers and thus enabling High-Tc supraconductivity in individual monolayers to be addressed (I Bosovic). Oxides do not only gleam with giant dielectric properties, giant electronic conduction (superconductivity), there is also a giant electro-caloric effect, as explained by Z Kutnjak. The symposium could take advantage of the EU projects NUOTO and CAMELIA that organized a joint session on giant K dielectrics to present their project results to the scientific and industrial community. The symposium organizers Paul Muralt, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland Marija Kosec, Josef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia Vito Raineri, IMM-CNR, Catania, Italy Sebastiano Ravesi, STMicroelectronics, Catania, Italy Scientific Committee Robert Blinc (Josef Stefan Inst., Slovenia) Wolfgang Kleemann (Univ. Duisburg, Germany) Raffaella Lo Nigro (IMM-CNR, Italy) Ian M Reaney (Univ. Sheffield, Great Britain) T Metzger (EPCOS, Germany) Rainer Waser (TH Aachen, Germany)
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Espectroscopía de Microondas en Jets Supersónicos
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Alonso, J. L.; López, J. C.; Lesarri, A.; Blanco, S.; Sanz, M. E.; Mata, S.; Cocinero, J. E.; Sánchez, R.
Complejos con Enlace de Hidrógeno. El entorno de bajas temperaturas de una expansión supersónica es un excelente laboratorio para estudiar el comportamiento conformacional de los complejos con enlace de hidrógeno. Nuestro grupo ha observado por vez primera enlaces de hidrógeno axial y ecuatorial en los complejos de tetrahidropirano, sulfuro de pentametileno y sulfuro de trimetileno con HCl y HF [1-6] generados en las expansiones adiabáticas en He, Ne o Ar y caracterizados por espectroscopía de microondas con transformadas de Fouier. Existe controversia a la hora de considerar a las interacciones C-H\\cdotsO como enlaces de hidrógeno o como simples interacciones de van der Waals. Las interacciones C-H\\cdotsO han sido estudiadas en el dímero del dimetil eter generado en la expansión supersónica y caracterizado por espectroscopía de microondas [7]. Estas interacciones se han analizado en los complejos formados entre los alcanos sustituidos del trifluorometano y difluorometano con oxirano [8] caracterizándose la existencia de interacciones C-F\\cdotsH-C que contribuyen a la estabilización de estos complejos. Ablación Láser: Estructura de Aminoácidos. Los aminoácidos poseen puntos de fusión elevados (>200oC) y se presentan en fases condensadas como formas dipolares (+H3N-CH(R)-COO-) distintas de las neutras de las cadenas polipéptidas. Con el fin de obtener la estructura de estas formas neutras es necesario experimentar en fase gas, en un entorno libre de interacciones como el de una expansión supersónica. Para solventar el problema de su baja presión de vapor, se ha diseñado un nuevo instrumento que combina la espectroscopía de microondas en jet supersónicos con técnicas de ablación láser [9] que evita los métodos de vaporización por calentamiento que conducen a la descomposición de los aminoácidos. Diversos confórmeros de los aminoácidos naturales de la prolina [10], valina [11], cis- y trans- hidroxiprolina, serina, cisteina, ldots
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Radicals and Non-Equilibrium Processes in Low-Temperature Plasmas
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Petrović, Zoran; Mason, Nigel; Hamaguchi, Satoshi; Radmilović-Radjenović, Marija
2007-06-01
almost exactly, may put us in position ask some fundamental questions while contributing to the benefit of mankind. We are grateful to all the members of the Gaseous Electronics Laboratory for organization of the event, in particular the members of the organizing committee and the staff of the Academy of Science and Institute of Physics. Finally and above all we acknowledge the great efforts of all the participants who have invested a lot of funds, their time and effort to join us, sometimes travelling from distant continents. The conference was primarily supported by ESF Program Electron Induced Processing at the Molecular Level. Additional funding and facilities were provided by the COE Optical and Electronic Device Technology for Access Network (Keio University), Ministry of Science of the Republic of Serbia; Academy of Sciences and Arts of Serbia, Institute of Physics Belgrade, COE Nonequilibrium processes in plasma physics and environmental science and Hiden Analytical. Zoran L J Petrović, Nigel Mason, Satoshi Hamaguchi and Marija Radmilović-Radjenović Editors
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NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)
Mendonça, Tito; Hidalgo, Carlos
2010-12-01
gyrokinetic code that could modify the characteristics of the turbulence. Emeric Falize and Bérénice Loupias for their investigation of similarities between laser-induced plasmas and astrophysical systems and for the description of a set of diagnostics for laser plasmas aimed at demonstrating the possible astrophysics character of plasma jets in laser-induced plasma formation. Peter Manz for his comprehensive analysis of turbulence in magnetized plasmas, exploring the interplay between flows, electric fields and fluctuations. Itoh Project Prize in Plasma Turbulence 2010 Professor Sanae Itoh from Kyushu University continued to sponsor the Itoh Project Prize in Plasma Turbulence. The 2010 prize was awarded to G Birkenmeier (Stuttgart University). IOP Poster Prize winners in Dublin, 2010. The Institute of Physics (IOP) has once again provided encouragement for young physiscs with the IOP Poster Prize. Caroline Wilkinson presented the awards this year to three candidates: Mattia Albergante (EPFL, Lausanne), Clelia Pagano (Trinity College Dublin) and Marija Vranic (Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon). Proceedings of 37th EPS Conference on Plasma Physics As previously mentioned, this special issue contains the invited papers of the 37th Conference, held in 2010. The complete proceedings are available online at http://ocs.ciemat.es/EPS2010PAP/html/ This site is also accessible from the conference website at http://www.eps2010.com/ (under `Contributions'). The Local Organizing Committee has also prepared a CD with a copy of the proceedings, identical to the online proceedings. This CD is stored at the offices of the European Physical Society as a backup, and as a master copy to make additional copies in case anyone should require one.