... time, the 12- weekexponential moving average crossedbelow the 26 -week average. During the week ending June 4, 1999, the 12- week moving average crossedabove the 26 -week; at the sametime, the ... by the MACD line. The points at which this takes placeare shown by the vertical lines on the chart. In the week endingJanuary 22 , 1999, the MACD linecrossed below the equilibrium line;at the ... decline whileAllegheny’s price, for the most part, continued to make higher highs. The fall in the MACD is due to the coming together ofthe 12- week and 26 -week exponential moving aver-ages,...
... interest in it.Science writers and editors needn’t start off knowingmuch science. Some ofthebestof them do, but some of the bestof them don’t. They must, though, be able to learn sci-ence, be ... one way or the other, sitting beside her at her desk, the manuscript on the sliding desk tray between us, I learned.I can attest to the wisdom ofthe writerly injunctionsyou’ll find in these pages ... intelligentquestions, and shake off the high intimidation quotient of adense, jargon-laden article in the Proceedings ofthe National Acad-emy of Sciences. Elise was a member of this breed; she was...
... a result ofthe annexation of ‘unoccupied’ territories such as the continent of Australia, the conquest of large parts of Asia and the partitioning of Africa.This chapter focuses on the relationship ... idealised version ofthe particularcultural practices ofthe Spanish assume the guise of universality as aresult of appearing to derive from the sphere of natural law. The Indians seem to participate ... from them to interfere with the peace and well-being of the aborigines, the latter nevertheless persist in their hostility and do their best to destroy the Spaniards, they can make war on the...
... patients lost their lives in 20 08 (TSN, 20 09; MHT, 20 11). As ofthe end of 20 07, there were 527 ,28 3 ESRD patients in the USA. Of these patients 111,000 were included in the ESRD programme in 20 07 (Obrador ... matter ofthe cessation of heartbeat or cardiac function per se but an irreversible cessation of circulation in the donor. The consequence ofthe absence of circulation is upon the function ofthe ... Statement ofthe Amsterdam Forum on the care ofthe live kidney donor. Transplantation 20 04; 78: 491-4 92. The Definition of Irreversible Coma: Report of ad hoc Committee of Harvard Medical School of...
... ex-ploit the mineral and agricultural resources of their own lands: the mostprofitable use ofthe hired labour of inferior races is to employ them indeveloping the resources of their own lands ... period to the ‘colonialism of maritimepowers’ and the extension of political sovereignty overseas’.50One ofthe most influential theorists ofthe new imperialism was J. A.Hobson. Of particular ... decimation of indigenous peoples.Cohen draws attention to the distinction made by others, between the ‘old’ and the ‘new imperialism’. The old imperialism is typified by the Age of Discovery of the...
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... (PhD 19 72, Dr habil. 1987) is professor of English language and linguistics at the University of Ło´dz´, where she holds the position of professor ordinarius and chair ofthe Department of English ... 1987) is professor of psychology, and former head of the School of Psychology, at the University of Nottingham, England. He is director of the Action Analysis Group, and codirector ofthe Accident ... SinhaIndex, 129 5x contents morphology and syntax. Bybee directed the 1995 Linguistic Institute. She was the chair ofthe Department of Linguistics at the University of New Mexico from 1999to 20 02 and...
... outside the store, theymight have had second thoughts, but theywere in such a hurry they rushed straight in.A small bell, attached to the inside of the door, tinkled pleasantly as they entered the store. ... wind, 26 and then in winter there is a deluge. Waterfills the land between the mountains, afathom deep.""It IS a boat, then." Charlie nodded at the wooden boat shape hanging on the ... leanedforward, his elbows on the table. Mimistopped plucking at her violin and perchedon the other side ofthe table. Mrs. Gunnhummed softly while she scraped atsomething in the sink."What's...
... enough they con-tained cookies - chocolate truffles andgaribaldis. The boys took two of each, stuff-ing them into their mouths as they movedfarther into the room. Billy found a box of shortbread ... telekinetic," one ofthe twins an-nounced. No one could tell them apart. They both had pale, doll-like faces and shiny blackhair. Their bangs ended in a sharp line justabove their eyes, dark ... andbroke off a chunk. He was beginning to feelbetter already. They reached the 7096/506 door at the back ofthe kitchen and steppedinto a yard where a narrow flight of stonesteps led up to the...
... aspect of the diphthongal system is uncertain and subject to fierce debate and the most controversial of these are discussed in Đ3.3.3 in the context of the development ofthe language. The situation ... determined the sound, rather than the sound which determined the name (the initialsound ofthe name was identical to the sound represented by the letter).In the Germanic dialects bordering the North ... With the change in pro-nunciation ofthe name, the rune came to represent the new sound ratherthan the old. At least, that is more or less the position. In fact, however, the common shape of the...
... to the inner partofthe Pallat, while the middle . . . is depressed, which causes the greatest space between the fore part ofthe Tongue and Pallat’. It ‘hath the most open and full sound of ... than the 1650s, and was established by the end ofthe century.Given the story of ME /a/ (3.4.1.1) and the lowering of /e/ and twolowerings of /o/, the short vowel system has so far shown the ... the scholarship devoted to them since the late 1860s first revolutionized andthen became the implicit basis of much ofthe conventional wisdom about the history of English phonology.These sources are...
... been at the expense of Gaelic; but one result of the identification ofthe monarchy and government with the language of the Lowlands had been to confirm and stabilise the separation of the kingdom ... that of southernEnglish is the presence of a front rounded vowel, the reflex of OE /o:/. The phonetic quality of this vowel may have been higher than the symbol 0 suggests: the /y(:)/ of French ... assumedearlier state ofthe language are we to compare the present situation ? The vocabularies ofthe various regions throughout the English-speaking parts ofthe island of Britain have always...