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… cultural heritage, e.g. websites that can be crawled and docum ented or online events that are screen recorded, digital artworks are even m ore elusive in their object hood. With digital technologies as intrinsic part of their m edium and subject, they require constant updating.…

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…e aim of the paper is to provide a first, comprehensive overview of the weather events, weather- related extremes and reported socio-economic impacts recorded in the first half of the 15th century in medieval Hungary and the Carpathian Basin, based on contemporary, mainly domesti…

…the original acts skeletal collection housed in the School of Applied and later events. Sciences, Bournemouth University. Where appropriate, the following information was recorded CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARC PENDANT for each fragment: context; species (or other (MARK POLLARD) ta…

…t of Daniel Swanson), https:// www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/documents/public_events/competition-ip-law- policy-knowledge-based-economy-hearings/020418trans.pdf. 768 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI LAW REVIEW [Vol. 71:758 As it emerges from the caselaw, the framework emphasizes the an- tic…

…gy and the Event 18 I. Genealogy 21 II. Toward the Event 26 III. Archaeological Events 34 3. Force, Power-Knowledge and Discourse 36 I. Force and Power – Discourse and Apparatus36 II. Truth 40 III. The Status of Apparatus… Microphysics 43 Conclusion to Part One 45 Part Two 4. Suc…

…drug addict or alcoholic, if it can be shown that the addiction or alcoholism prevents successful performance of the job, the person need not be provided the employment opportunity in question. For example, in making employment decisions, a recipient may judge addicts and alcohol…

…ative, was very low on the transitivity scale in terms of Hopper and Thomson’s (1980) transitivity parameters (Danylenko, 2003); (iii) it removed the Agent of a transitive verb from the event structure; and (iv) it was incompatible with other middles (e.g., based on reflexive per…

…and “be committed,” which as he reminds us, is to “be in danger.” This danger prevents many well-intentioned white teachers from doing the inner-work required to “see [ourselves] as [we] are.” We must refuse to “flee from reality.” The primary task of twenty-first-century educators…

…are attributed to depressurization in the formation caused by sudden fracturing events that result in phase separation. Phase separation results in a more saline, higher density aqueous solution for both hypersaline brine and seawater as well as a low-density vapor phase that con…

…à nos compositeurs), staged more than a hundred concerts of her music and other events promot- ing her work throughout Canada, which was an unprecedented honour in the history of Canadian classical music. In 2015, she won the Serge-Garant Award presented by the Émile-Nelligan Fou…

…er part of my thesis, have in common a strong orientation to concrete events and settings. The ‘models’ are largely constructed with specific manifestations of organized crime in mind that have emerged under specific historical and cultural conditions. The authors mostly try to o…

…le, publishing reports of the major local, national, regional and international events, whether news, sport or cultural. · Newspapers must be fit reading for all, requiring sensitivity in the handling of sensational and lurid stories. · Newspapers will be supportive of Zimbabwe a…