Papers in Language Education

Language Education papers in Education, Y

1. Μπρούτζινη Yδρία από την αρχαία Δημητριάδα

   Ε Νικολάου, Α Παπαθανασίου, Ε Ασδεράκη-Τζουμερκιώτη, Α Γ Καρύδας, Κ Τσατσούλη in Science (2011)

   The role of dopamine in monitoring negative action outcomes and feedback-based learning was tested in a neuroimaging study in humans grouped according to the dopamine D2 receptor gene polymorphism DRD2-TAQ-IA. In a probabilistic learning task,…

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2. Yin yang

   Kenneth Maiese in Neuroscience (2010)

   As a transcription factor, Yin Yang 1 (YY1) regulates the transcription of a dazzling list of genes and the number of its targets still mounts. Recent studies revealed that YY1 possesses functions independent of its DNA binding activity and its…

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3. You Are Here

   MJ Callanan in Flexo (2009)

   Broken Dimanche Press is pleased to launch with the release of a catalogue of intention, a guide book to Europe from a unique point of view. From interrogating Nicolas Bourriauds ideas of a new age of the altermodern to the daily life of a political…

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4. 'You can checkout anytime, but you can never leave': Spatial boundaries in a high commitment organization

   Peter Fleming, AndrÈ Spicer in Human Relations (2004)

   This article suggests that the concept of organizational boundaries evokes a spatial metaphor While the scant literature exploring the social geography of organizational life has pointed to the power-laden nature of spatiality, it does so only…

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5. You Don't Know How You Think: Introspection and Language of Thought

   Edouard Machery in The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (2005)

   Sententialists claim that we think in some language, while advocates of non-linguistic views of cognition deny this claim. The Introspective Argument for Sententialism is one of the most appealing arguments for sententialism. In substance, it claims…

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6. Young People and Public Space: Developing inclusive policy and practice

   Phil Crane in Scottish Youth Issues Journal (2000)

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7. Your computer is already a distributed system . Why isn ’ t your OS ?

   Andrew Baumann, Simon Peter, Adrian Schüpbach, Timothy Roscoe, Paul Barham, Rebecca Isaacs in Computer (2009)

   We argue that a new OS for a multicore machine should be designed ground-up as a distributed system, using concepts from that field. Modern hardware resembles a networked system even more than past large multiprocessors:

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8. Your First Cup : An Introduction to the Java EE Platform

   Sun Microsystems in October (2010)

   A short tutorial that introduces beginning Java EE developers to the Java EE platform.

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9. Your Health and Safety

   A Anderson, Ian Hanson, D Schofield, H Scholtz, J Vellema, M Viner in American Journal Of Public Health And The Nations Health (1957)

   This article discusses two case studies about the consequences of poor practice in the use of trampettes. In the first case, a Year 10 boy failed on his attempt to jump off a trampette. His foot went through the springs of the second trampette,…

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    James P Sethna in Complexity (2008)

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