... the main learning load for language users There is, also, another categorization that there are two basic kinds of collocations: lexical collocations and grammatical collocations (Benson et al, ... essays The emphasis of collocation instruction in week and week 10 was on grammatical collocations The materials for teaching grammatical collocations included: a short summary of grammatical ... he‟s a good age” Medium-strength collocations are in the middle ofthe collocational continuum and they make up a large part of what is said and written “Hold a conversation”, and “make a mistake”...
... Laboratory phenomena, then, are not in themselves natural but are made to stand in for nature; in their purity and artificiality they are typically seen as more fundamental and revealing of nature ... in their studies ofscienceand technology, and between STS and policy-relevant research; a lack of comparative research across disciplines and nations; anda bias toward studying the bigger and ... and place matter more than ever, and not only atthe level of individual action the individual scientist in organizational and historical context—but also atthe larger scales of institutional...
... collections; clinical trial databases; Crackberry databases; specialized databases of annotated and standardized raw research data; ontologies; robotic agents; text parsing; artificial life forms; ... of these disparate states depends on architectural manipulations and stabilizations of three apparent antinomies: public and private, visible and invisible, standardized and differentiated Laboratory ... sure, ANT directs attention to the nonhuman materialities at “centers of calculation” such as Pasteur’s Parisian laboratory andthe public arenas where he demonstrated his anthrax vaccine (Latour,...
... abstract it from reality Focusing on an artifact alone can cause us to bracket and black-box (and push out of sight) all the social practices and social meanings that pragmatically make the artifact ... contends that engineers have a good deal of latitude (power, influence, discretion) in what they create They manipulate nature, but they can and manipulate it in this or that way because they are pursuing ... between a centralized European superstate with requirements for standardization and harmonization across cultures andthe more exploratory aspiration for a European state where the uncertainties and...
... forward and backward in time and spatial functions of attracting and activating proteins in non-native patterns The ability to arrest and pace the development and proliferation of cells according ... production based on bodily materials also has significant implications for transnational and local governance and for the role of democratic participation in scienceand medicine The neologism regenerative ... other forms of capital in a way that reveals both the articulation points with national economic projects and private commercial interests, locates the gaps and volatility in market support, and...
... 776 the language of, 762 making science in the court, 455–456 morality of the, 764 natural law and judicial decision-making, 765–766 patent law rulings, 657, 705 regulating commodification and ... 515 language as a cultural artifact for, 263 1049 patenting and information sharing, 253, 661, 700, 705 via contact language or pidgins, 358 communication studies See also media and information ... private aspects of inquiry, 361–363 research as labor, 324–328 research facilities, global standardization of, 353 See also place research organizations, capitalism models of, 667–671 research...