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  1. Licensing without Case

    … consists of two core components: (i) noun phrase licensing - noun phrases must be licensed through syntactic dependencies, capturing their distribution; and (ii) noun phrase morphology - the licensing of noun phrases influences their morphological realizaiton, capturing their form. In work over …

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  2. Subjects, events, and licensing

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 1995.

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  3. Patent citations and licensing value

    Innovation has become the dominant economic idea of our time and has resulted in a proliferation of innovation-oriented rhetoric, and policies. There is a great need to understand and harness innovation, but it has proven to be as difficult to measure as it is to define. At present, the quest to …

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  4. Argument licensing and agreement in Zulu

    … I examine some core grammatical phenomena - case licensing, agreement, the EPP - through the lens of the Bantu language Zulu. Zulu has a number of remarkable and puzzling properties whose analysis affords us new insight on the interaction between these components. Despite a number of …

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  5. Essays on strategic standardization via licensing

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Economics, 1992.

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  6. Superlative degree clauses : evidence from NPI licensing

    … predictions of von Fintel's 1999 theory of NPI licensing when combined with those of a scope theory of ambiguities in superlative utterances: when -est takes scope at the VP level or higher, it fails to license the particular logical inference (Strawson-Downward Entailment) that von Fintel …

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  7. Technology acquisition through licensing. Implications for firm strategy

    Nowadays licensing practices have increased in importance and relevance driving the widespread diffusion of markets for technologies. Firms are shifting from a tactical to a strategic attitude towards licensing, addressing both business and corporate level objectives. The Open Innovation Paradigm …

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  8. Regression analysis of oncology drug licensing deal values

    … is an attempt to explain wide variations in drug licensing deal value by using regression modeling to describe and predict the relationship between oncology drug deal characteristics and their licensing deal values. Although the reasons for large variances in value between deals may not be …

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  9. Coordination of origin licensing and cell cycle entry

    … initial insights into the coordination between licensing and cell cycle progression came through the examination of origin usage during the first cell cycle as cells return to growth from quiescence. Surprisingly, I found that yeast retain a subset of pre-RCs at origins in G0. Although these …

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  10. Developing assisted living facilities : the impact of state licensing

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1992.

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  11. Applying supply chain methodology to a centralized software licensing strategy

    Eleven percent of companies spend between $150K and $200K per year per engineer on software development tools and nine percent spend more than $200K, according to a Silicon Integration Initiative/Gartner/EE Times study from 2002. For Agilent Technologies, these costs result in spending tens of …

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  12. Patents and licensing and the commercialization of academic biomedical research

    … the economic value of the university-biotech licensing agreement. Four groups of readily quantifiable factors that contain attributes that might add power to the University in its pricing negotiation with the Biotech firm were identified: Institutional factors, Single Inventor factors, …

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  13. The use for frequency-consequence curves in future reactor licensing

    The licensing of nuclear power plants has focused until now on Light Water Reactors and has not incorporated systematically insights and benefits from Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA). With the goal of making the licensing process more efficient, predictable and stable for advanced reactors, the …

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  14. INFL in child and adult language : agreement, case and licensing

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 1997.

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  15. Impact of DNA accessibility and sequence on eukaryotic origin licensing

    … The first step in this process, termed origin licensing, occurs during G1. During origin licensing, two hexamers of the eukaryotic helicase, Mcm2-7, are loaded at potential origins of replication in a head-to-head orientation. They remain together, inactive, until entry into S phase. Origin …

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  16. The Effectiveness of Graduated Driver Licensing in the United States

    … teen VMT has also dropped. Graduated driver's licensing did not change the reasons for teen driver crashes. Also, it is likely that any reductions in the number of teen crashes or fatalities are associated with reductions in exposure and not changes in teen driver behavior.

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  17. Licensing Of Cell Fate Reprogramming Via Leafy Transcription Factor Pioneering Activity

    … the pioneer transcription factor LFY acts as a licensing factor for floral fate that facilitates binding of additional non pioneer transcription factors, chromatin opening and cell fate reprogramming. We are also interested in understanding the physiochemical properties of LFY and wondered …

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