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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"Hulme"”.
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PHONOLOGICAL AND LEXICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO READING AND SPELLING IN ENGLISH: A COMPARISON OF ENGLISH-L1, MANDARIN-L1 AND MALAY-L1 BILINGUAL CHILDREN
… BRYANT, 1990) AND SPELLING DEVELOPMENT (BROWN & HULME, 1996), YET FEW RESEARCHERS HAVE EXAMINED THESE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS USING THE SAME PARTICIPANTS, AND NONE WITH DIFFERENT BILINGUAL SUBTYPES. TO ADDRESS THIS GAP, THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF TWO PHONOLOGICAL MEMORY MEASURES (DIGIT SPAN AND …
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Literary urbanism, visuality and modernity
… poetics opens chapter four, and introduces T.E. Hulme and Henri Bergson as theorists who develop a means of thinking the city through internal consciousness, not geographic space. This initiates chapter five‘s interest in how Pound and Eliot use metaphors of illumination to articulate how …
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Mechanisms for the wet and dry years over Eritrea during the summer rainfall season
… available from the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) Hulme dataset for a period of 1950 -1996 and this together with rainfall data from the Africa Data Dissemination Service was used to determine the characteristics of wet and dry spells. Finally, NCEP-NCAR reanalysis climate data was used to analyse …
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The IPAD and the Development of Speaking and Writing in the Secondary EFL Classroom
Recent research (Kukulska-Hulme & Viberg, 2018) indicates that mobile technology can support second language learning and educational literacy. The iPad is a mobile device that is having a large distribution in schools and an important impact on second language formal and informal learning. …
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The religious dimensions of T.S. Eliot's early life, poetry, and thought
… Eliot's acquaintance with the work of T. E. Hulme, Irving Babbitt, and Charles Maurras-- showing sources in their political and literary conservatism for Eliot's religious conservatism. The following chapter, concentrating upon the impact of J. G. Frazer's Golden Bough demonstrates the ways …
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The ‘Marae on Paper’: The Meeting House in the Anglophone Fiction of the Maori Renaissance
… themes: Witi Ihimaera, Patricia Grace, Keri Hulme and Alan Duff. More specifically, it explores the role of the Maori meeting house – and the material arts it houses – as both a formal and thematic influence in their fiction. The meeting house is a wooden apex structure that traditionally …
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An examination of the memory and linguistic factors related to nonword repetition performance
… in nonword repetition tests (Snowling, Chiat & Hulme, 1991; Frankish, 1996). The aim of this research is to examine the memory and linguistic factors related to nonword repetition test performance in 4, 5 and 6 year old children as this is an age where a changing relationship between nonword …
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A comparison of student perceptions of academic, social, and emotional self-efficacy in classrooms with divergent approaches to integrating instructional technology
… Li & Ma, 2010; Strong, Torgerson, Torgerson, & Hulme, 2011; Torgerson et al., 2004; Waxman, Connell, & Gray, 2002). A number of researchers state that technology in schools can have a positive impact on achievement (Brusca, 1991; Cuban & Cuban, 2009; Li & Ma, 2010) while other researchers …
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Imagery and the self in social phobia
Current cognitive models (Clark & Wells, 1995; Rapee & Heimberg, 1997) emphasise the importance of negative self-images in the maintenance of social phobia. Although evidence suggests that in social phobia these images influence some cognitive, affective and behavioural responses in social …
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A Phenomenological Study into British Sign Language Users’ Experiences of Psychological Therapies
The provision of mental health services for Deaf people in the United Kingdom is mostly from secondary and tertiary health care that caters for the moderate to severe spectrum of mental health issues with little provision from primary care such as psychological therapies. Improving Access to …
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The rise, fall, and return of development planning in Zambia
… in development planning - something Chimhowu, Hulme, and Munro refer to as the 'rise, fall, and return of planning'. The authors refer to the most recent period in the history of development planning - which became evident in most emerging countries in the late-2000s or 2010s - as the rise of …
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Phonologisches Arbeitsgedächtnis bei dysgrammatisch-sprachgestörten Kindern
… dieses Vorgehen gaben z.B. Snowling, Chiat und Hulme (1991) und Bowey (1996, 2001) zu bedenken, dass durch die Komplexität des Kunstwörternachsprechens und die Redundanz zu anderen Aspekten der sprachlichen Verarbeitung der Einfluss des phonologischen Arbeitsgedächtnisses überschätzt werden …
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Effective Knowledge Transfer: A Terminological Perspective - Dismantling The Jargon Barrier To Knowledge About Computer Security
The research is concerned with the terminological problems that computer users experience when they try to formulate their knowledge needs and attempt to access information contained in computer manuals or online help systems while building up their knowledge. This is the recognized but unresolved …
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Biogenic Amines and Division of Labor in the Honey Bee Society
Brain levels of biogenic amines, dopamine, serotonin, and octopamine, were measured in relation to both age-related division of labor and differences in task specialization, independent of age, in honey bee colonies. There were distinct differences associated with age-related division of labor. …
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The thermal stability of bulk nanocrystalline steels
Nanocrystalline bainite, commonly known as “superbainite”, is a novel class of steel that utilises careful alloy design to reduce the bainite transformation temperature to below 300℃. This results in grains that are tens of nanometres in width, which make steel strong and tough. The structure can …
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A supreme fire of thought and spirit : modernist patterns of cultural renewal in First World War Britain
… thinking of figures such as Herbert Read, T. E. Hulme, Ezra Pound, Janko Lavrin, and Ramiro de Maeztu. Following this in depth survey of The New Age, the study examines the wartime writings of H. G. Wells, focusing on how the war led him to propose his own modernist religion as a solution to …
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Forbidden Attraction: Russian Poets Read T. S. Eliot during the Cold War
… under the influence of Charles Maurras and T. E. Hulme, critics of the French Revolution, was in epistemological opposition to the values of the Soviet, also post-revolutionary, society and its literary ideals. The period of the Russian poetry that I explore, the late 1950s-the early 1990s, falls …
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Effective knowledge transfer: a terminological perspective - Dismantling the jargon barrier to knowledge about computer security
The research is concerned with the terminological problems that computer users experience when they try to formulate their knowledge needs and attempt to access information contained in computer manuals or online help systems while building up their knowledge. This is the recognised but unresolved …
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