…he view put forward here, see (Cahall 2005, pp. 119–20; Baer 1996, pp. 56–57; O’Connor 1983, pp. 58–59). Even in concluding that Augustine’s classification involves unresolvable tensions, O’Donovan (1982, pp. 386–87) also highlights that Augustine employs frui to refer to loving …

….......................... 195 5 5.0 Introduction: why test the prototypes with users? ........................................ 195 5.1 How testing was carried out ............................................................................ 195 5.2 How Qualitative Analysis was ca…

…/default/files/ Vaihingen, Germany: Evidence A. Müller & D.E. Smal (red.), AvizoUsersGuide.pdf. from strontium isotope analy- Merovingers in een villa. Romeinse sis, Archaeometry 45, 471-486. villa en Merovingisch grafveld Bakker, J.A., 2006: The Buren Borgharen-Pasestraat. Onder…

…ruce had in his London library was that of his former foe Atatürk. John Connor (2003) Stanley Melbourne Bruce: Guide to Archives of Australia’s Prime Ministers (Canberra: National Archives of Australia), 88-9; and Alfred Stirling (1974) Lord Bruce: the London Years (Melbourne: Ha…

…te (Feb. 6, 1837, at Wake Forest University). Available online at URL = <http://users.wfu.edu/zulick/340/calhoun2.html>. Campbell, J, O’Rourke, M., and Shier, D. (eds)., Freedom and Determinism. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2004. Camus, A. “The Myth of Sisyphus,” in Cahn and Markie (eds…

… Statistics in 2011, the author discusses the reforms introduced to benefit poor users of court services. He assesses the current state of the delivery of justice sector services to the poor and explores policy development; the demand side of services; gaps in service delivery; ne…

…/or other copyright owners and it is a condition of accessing publications that users recognise and abide by the legal requirements associated with these rights. • Users may download and print one copy of any publication from the public portal for the purpose of private study or …

…30–32. Architectural Theory: A Historical Association, 1905), 62–63. and Erin O’Connor, Raw Material: 6. Robert A. M. Stern, Thomas Survey, 1673–1968 (Cambridge, UK: 5. Alain Corbin, The Foul and the Producing Pathology in Victorian Mellins, and David Fishman, New Cambridge Unive…

…eptember 2001: a social, political and legal charting 37 As law produced by its users, Lex Mercatoria shares the self-constitutive element of contract and its trans-scalar operational ability. Furthermore, it comprises a regime of arbitration which is anti-formalistic in characte…

…of material culture27 found passively reflect the identity of the makers/owners/users directly, which is very likely not the case (see below). Thus, the current historical narrative of events in the late Middle Kingdom and the early Second Intermediate Period (c. 1800 to 1750 BC)…

…ociety: An Interpretation (Princeton, 1970) A. Hamilton, ‘Eastern Churches and Western Scholarship’, in Rome Reborn: The Vati- can Library and Renaissance Culture, A. Grafton ed., (New Haven, 1993), pp. 225– 249. B. Heyberger, ‘Livres et pratique de la lecture’, ReMMM 87–88, (199…

…Lucy Suchman (2002) argues in favour for hybridity as a crucial aspect for both users and sotware professionals so that to maintain and foster the presence of multiple voices in constructing new knowledge and technology products. ‘Hybrid’ spaces where knowledge becomes re-circula…

… (University of Bayreuth) experiment can engage science centre visitors in "The users' impact of the ‘Learning with episodes of playful learning. ATLAS@CERN’ portal" During this workshop the “Learning with Dr. Christian Reimers ATLAS @ CERN” consortium will present its (Austrian …

…ts in terms of their text*internal indicators that might reveal the ways expert users exploit and manipulate generic resources to reconfigure or create hybrid genres or break with conventionalized forms in the context of their respective communicative purposes78. While I have so …

…ests are continuously streamed in real time by a networked microphone, allowing users to listen and interact with live sounds over the internet without physically going there. Likewise, Locus Sonus, a research group at the Art Schools of Aix en Provence (ESAA) and Bourges (ENSA) …