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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Leicester, England"”.
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The bioenergetics of a population of Asellus Aquaticus (L.) (Crustacea, Isopoda)
… selected for this study was Wistow Lake, near Leicester, England.
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Drama Grammatik: Dramapädagogische Ansätze für den Grammatikunterricht Deutsch als Fremdsprache
… at university level in German departments in England and Ireland, where the outcomes are unconvincing at best, abysmal at worst. Language teaching research suggests that interaction plays an important role in foreign language acquisition. Recent studies also stress the significance of …
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Sustainable Schools: Beyond Measure ?
… examined four newly built secondary schools in Leicester, England that were procured through the UK Government’s Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme (2003-2010). The research strategy has adopted a mixed-methods approach using a range of quantitative and qualitative data. The …
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Investigating the causes of the decline of the urban house sparrow Passer domesticus population in Britain
… gradient centred on the city of Leicester, England. Chick diet (inferred from faecal remains), habitat selection by foraging adults and over-winter survival were also studied. Data were collected during 2001-2003 from 9 study areas spread along the urbanisation gradient. Most …
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A compositional analysis of Roman and early post-Roman glass and glassworking waste from selected British sites. Towards an understanding of the technology of glass-making through analysis by inductively-coupled plasma spectrometry of glass and glass production debris from the Roman/Saxon sites at York, Leicester, Mancetter and Worcester.
… waste from Mancetter (midsecond century), Leicester (third century) and Worcester (first to third centuries), glass production debris, probably manufactured from the raw materials, in conjuncton with a domestic assemblage, from Coppergate (first to fourth centuries, or possibly later), and …