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Sentential focus affects visual attention toward potential verb arguments

Inverting sustainable development? Rethinking ecology, innovation and spatial limits

Over the years, two strands of thought on Sustainable Development (SD) have emerged, often identified as ecologism and environmentalism, respectively. This paper suggests that there exists a third rhetorically excluded option, namely large-scale industrial expansion into space. Access to raw materials found on the Moon as well as unfiltered solar energy would dramatically increase the stock of res

Unveiling the Secrets of the Galactic bulge through stellar abundances in the near-IR: a VLT/Crires project

Neural Optimization

The sermon as a listening challenge? Investigating vocabulary in contemporary English preaching.

Language history and culture groups among Austroasiatic-speaking foragers of the Malay Peninsula

The Malay Peninsula is a crossroads for people, languages and cultural influences, apparent in today's vibrant mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai and European. Yet this modern state of affairs all but conceals signals of much older situations of diversity. Thus, some 140,000 people grouped together under the label Orang Asli (Malay for 'aboriginal people') represent a range of cultural and biolog

Using SI to bridge the transition from secondary to tertiary education

A Myth of Tibet. Reverse Orientalism and Soft Power

AnthroGlobe Bibliography: Bibliography of Tonga

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The qualification directive and its transposition in Swedish law

What is the impact of the Qualification Directive on the Swedish legal system?

Reduction of Global and Local Envionmental Problems by New Forestry Management Methods

A Cultural Perspective on Self-Efficacy at Work and the Relationship to Mental Health

Praying outside the churchbuilding

DNA movement in sub-20nm nanoslits

Social Integration as a Professional Field, the Case of Psychotherapy

Calculation of a Buildings Recycling Capacity Concerning Building Materials and Embodied Energy

Calculations of the total energy use for buildings in a life-cycle perspective have hitherto tended to omit the phase after demolition. This paper presents a parametric study of a one-family house to determine its ‘recycling capacity’, the possible energy savings by recycling the building materials after demolition. Estimating the ‘recycling capacity’ is of importance both to give a life-cycle per

Interarticulator programming in VCV sequences: Lip and tongue movement

The glass from San Lorenzo in Lucina

Dead or alive? – The status of missing disaster victims in Swedish substantive and private international law