Malay/Indonesian agent pseudo-incorporation and ditransitive clauses Paul Poirier – University of Toronto This paper will explore the idiosyncratic voice system found in both standard Malay and Indonesian and explain i

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• Malayic languages
• Grammar
• Malay language
• Voice
• Object
• Verb
• Transitivity
• Indonesian language
• Linguistics
• Agglutinative languages
• Languages of Indonesia

Forms of Energy Energy is found in a system. Energy can be transferred from one object to another. Chemical Energy- Energy released when chemicals combine. Example: Baking Soda and Vinegar

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• Forms of energy
• Photon
• Mechanical energy
• Matter
• Mass–energy equivalence
• Potential energy
• Physics
• Introductory physics
• Energy

WORKSHEET CREATE A POEM OBJECT WITH A PARTNER Dada artists created work from everything from found objects and pictures to the items pulled from their pockets. These were combined with words to create something called a

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Citation Linker: Finding Known Articles Has your prof asked you to read an important article but only gave you the reference to the article not the full paper? Or maybe you found a great article for your group project bu

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• Information
• Science
• Academic publishing
• Bibliography
• Citation
• Interlibrary loan
• Library
• Case citation
• Digital object identifier
• Library science
• Knowledge
• Reference

15. Basic Index Number Theory A. Introduction The answer to the question what is the Mean of a given set of magnitudes cannot in general be found, unless there is given also the object for

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• Price indices
• Economic data
• Econometrics
• Price index
• Cost-of-living index
• Consumer theory
• Index numbers
• Real versus nominal value
• Demand
• Statistics
• Economics
• Terminology

5- THE LOCATION SYSTEM Giving codes to storage areas and display cases allows one to know where an object is found. Once an object is accessioned, it must be assigned a location in the museum (in the stores or exhibition

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• Retailing
• Procedural programming languages
• Collection
• Museology
• Technology
• Shelf
• Point of sale
• C
• Address
• Computing
• Furniture
• Business

Rubrics for Evaluating Open Education Resource (OER) Objects The following rubrics represent an evaluation system for objects found within Open Education Resources. An object could include images, applets, lessons, units

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• Copyleft
• Computer law
• Knowledge
• Data management
• Learning object
• Open educational resources
• Rubric
• Creative Commons license
• E-learning
• Education
• Educational technology
• Open content

The DCpic package This package makes use of Pictex (rather, its more modern variant pictexwd) to produce commutative diagrams. The file dcpic.sty and a manual for DCpic can be found on CTAN or at http://hilbert.mat.uc.pt

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• Category theory
• Category
• Diagram
• Constructor
• Commutative diagram
• Morphism
• Objective-C
• Object-oriented programming
• Software engineering
• Mathematics

A YEAR ON: NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR RE Exactly a year ago I wrote a paper (to be found on this site) on the progress of the National Framework for RE. In this paper I suggested that the resignation of Estelle Morris was

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• Object-oriented programming
• Software architecture
• Software framework

The pros and cons of having a word for it S.F. Walker Department of Psychology, Birkbeck College, London WC1E 7HX, England I found Premack’s paper methodologically suspect and terminologically confusing, but theoretica

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• David Premack
• Sarah
• Chimpanzee
• Primate
• Token coin
• Class
• Abstract object
• The Mind of an Ape
• Great ape language
• Zoology
• Cognitive science
• Biology