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The consonantal realisation of the mora nasal in Osaka Japanese
The description of the pronunciation of the mora nasal in Standard Japanese varies considerably in the literature. The mora nasal is the syllable final nasal in Japanese (e.g. ‘n’ in Honda). Along with other elements, it came into the Japanese language with early loan-words from Chinese and extended the originally simpler phonotactics, which consisted of (C)V-syllables only. The variation in the d
#QuiSommesNous? A Socratic dialogue on “L’Affaire Charlie Hebdo”
Developing expert scholars: The role of reflection in creative learning
Guds kamp i Skepparslöv [En debatt mellan fritänkaragitatorn Viktor Lennstrand och kyrkoherden Per Nymansson år 1891]
Vad är en by och varför?
Constructing regional innovation systems: a strategy for upgrading industrial districts in a globalising knowledge economy. Invited key note speaker
Separating semantic and perceptual factors in the picture superiority effect
Memory for pictures is known to surpass memory for corresponding concrete words, an effect often attributed to the more distinctive perceptual form of pictures. A consequence of this view is that picture superiority would not survive a transformation in which only semantic, not perceptual, features were preserved from study to test, such as studying a picture of a horse and recognising the word "h
Optimica—An Extension of Modelica Supporting Dynamic Optimization
In this paper, an extension of Modelica, entitled Optimica, is presented. Optimica extends Modelica with language constructs that enable formulation of dynamic optimization problems based on Modelica models. There are several important design problems that can be addressed by means of dynamic optimization, in a wide range of domains. Examples include, minimum-time problems, parameter estimation pr
Guidelines for Conducting Surveys in Software Engineering
Nonlinear analysis of temperature, precipitation, and runoff to the Baltic Sea during the past millenium
Impact of religion on understanding the world: development of tense and modality
This paper analyses an impact of religious practice on the development of the tense system, in particular the future tense. There have been rich typological studies on the tense, which reveal that a basic tense distinction is either past vs. non-past or past vs. present vs. future in most languages. From evolutionary/historical perspectives, the former case is older than the latter one, i.e. the f
Spatial visions as power tools in European planning
Preaspiration in Mongolian dialects: acoustic properties of contrastive stops
Fiction is no joke
A Multilevel Flow Model of Steritherm
Recension av "Familjen i den svenska modellen"
Adapting to climate change in Swedish Planning Practice
Individual differences in reading behaviour. Clustering eye movement data for reader types
Individual differences in reading behaviour. Clustering eye movement data for reader types