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Genre in a Changing World
... Genre studies and genre approaches to literacy instruction continue to develop in many regions and from a widening variety of approaches. Genre has provided a key to understanding the varying literacy cultures of ...
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The Connected Museum: Role of the Changing Museums in Changing World
... Museums in India are incorporating very little of that. 12 Most museums have not actively marketed themselves beyond their small local audiences to increase footfall. Some museums have a website, either independent or ...
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Exchange Rate Predictability in a Changing World
... An expanding literature articulates the view that Taylor rules are helpful in predicting exchange rates. In a changing world however, Taylor rule parameters may be subject to structural instabilities, for ...
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Dispersal in a changing world: opportunities, insights and challenges
... fragmentation, and biological invasions. During a symposium held at Lund University (Sweden), the causes and consequences of dispersal were discussed, and here we provide an overview of the talks. As the discussions ...
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European Food Systems in a Changing World
... These examples illustrate the dynamic nature and complexity of food systems. It is against this background that ESF and COST joined forces to tackle the issue of European Food Systems in a Changing World ...
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Proactive, reactive, and inactive pathways for scientists in a changing world
... The reactive pathway is characterized by scientists and institutions operating to alleviate the undesirable impacts associated with climate change (Figure 1; Bardsley & Sweeney, 2010). Given the hysteresis of the ...
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European Food Systems in a Changing World
... are changing as the retailers are responsive to shifting consumer moods and social trends (as with the example of Wal-Mart, ...The changing criteria that retailers base their standards and specifications ...
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New Skills in a Changing World: Strategic Alliances at World Heritage Sites
... to World Heritage Sites and to examine how they could be reached through strategic alliances between higher education and the tourism sector, with the support of other public and private ...
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Fluvial flood risk management in a changing world
... measures, changing policies, or changing thresholds of disaster losses (Hoeppe and Pielke, ...to changing risk extremely difficult, if not ...
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Enemy impact on plant communities in a changing world
... ③ Nitrogen enrichment increases the impact of enemies on plant functional composition. 318[r] ...
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DynamicWEB : a conceptual clustering algorithm for a changing world
... INTRODUCTION The primary aim of this research was to develop an unsupervised machine learning method capable of profiling the activity of a target object across multiple observations ove[r] ...
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Foreword: Polar environments, a changing world
... Further south, in the lower parts of the polar mountains, periglacial environments as defined by seasonal frozen ground are gradually transformed into cryonival environments, in which th[r] ...
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Free Choice of the Nature in the Changing World
... Woods of each country are not only its national riches, but are at the same time also property of all world and have a huge global ecological value. Therefore the transparency in multi-purpose use of woods and in ...
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Adapting to a Changing World: The Case of the Arctic Council
... a world order characterized by US-Russian bipolarity, 29 the absence of Russia’s superpower status after the Cold War seemed to indicate a move towards unipolarity, with the United States being the dominant ...the ...
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Place based collaboration: Leadership for a changing world
... established perspectives first. Hank Savitch and Paul Kantor (2002) provide a helpful overview of these drivers of urban development, and I draw on their analysis here. The economic logic claims that cities are required ...
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Predicting toxicity through computers: a changing world
... Most of the published cases deal with QSAR models resulting from academic studies, for instance those study- ing a certain relationship between toxicity and a descrip- tor, proposing new[r] ...
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Language learning and language culture in a changing world
... the world is really like, so that it is with surprise that he discovers that 'reality' is built up out of certain assumptions commonly shared among members of the same ...
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How To Spend It? Capital Accumulation in a Changing World
... goods, each one having a distinct social relative price and personal value individual preference, we study the impact of these relative values’ evolution on capital accumulation, dependi[r] ...
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Change and a Changing World? Theorizing Morphogenic Society
... social world is in given places and for groups of people in some sense different does not mean that the social world is profoundly changed (or is now defined by ...the world of academia prominent ...
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INSOMIA - A WORLDWIDE PROBLEM IN A CHANGING WORLD
... Inadequate sleep hygiene This form of insomnia is caused by bad sleep habits that keep you awake or bring disorder to your sleep schedule.. This condition is present in 1-2% of adoles[r] ...
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