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Input and output : Sentence Patterns in Child and Adult Grammar

Corydalis thasia

Governance in the EU: Negotiations in Networks

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Scandinavian exceptionalism: the development of modem Swedish tort law

History, Language and Society in the Borderlands of Europe : Ukraine and Belarus in Focus

On the relation between morphology and syntax.

According to the traditional view, the relation between morphology and syntax is the following: while morphology builds up word forms—typically by combining roots with other roots and with affixes, but also by applying other operations to them, syntax takes fully inflected words as input and combines them into phrases and sentences. The division of labour between morphology and syntax is thus perf

Value Taxonomy

The paper presents main conceptual distinctions underlying much of modern philosophical thinking about value. The introductory Section 1 is followed in Section 2 by an outline of the contrast between non-relational value (impersonal good, or good, period) and relational value (good for someone, or—more generally—good for some entity). In Section 3, the focus is on the distinction between final and

Catwalking and coolhunting: the production of newness

A Tale of a Former Shtetl: The Memory of Jews and the Holocaust in Poland

Photoactive Proteins

Tonal timing and vowel onset characteristics in Thai

Pausing in Swedish Spontaneous Speech

Acantholimon aegaeum

On null arguments.

Auditory and Acoustic Analysis of Voice Quality Variations in Normal Voices

Serological diagnosis of human polyomavirus infection

Measurement of antibody titres to the human polyomaviruses BK and JC has for many years had to rely on Hemagglutination inhibition. In recent years, viral serology based on virus-like particles (VLPs) in enzyme immunoassays (EIAs) has become widely used for a variety of viruses. We sought to establish a modern method for serological diagnosis of BK and JC viruses, by using purified VLPs containing

The Silence Principle.

Abstract not available

The Big Bang of History : Visualism in Technoscience

The traditional presentation about historical time-passing consists in a linear succession of facts in which some aspects of the life world evolve from others in an irreversible manner. The presentation of change is connected to the presentation of gradual or revolutionary linear changes that are irrevocable. I believe that this presentation could be considered correct for living organisms, but do

Responsibility, family, and the limits of equality: an American perspective

Corporate Restructuring With Macroeconomic Uncertainty