... Defining and Using a Class In C#, you use the class keyword, a name, and a pair of curly braces to define a new class. The data and methods of the class occur ... for variables of class types is allocated and managed by the common language runtime—this will be discussed further in Chapter 8, “Understanding Values and References.” For now, just ... in Chapter 2, “Working with Variables, Operators, and Expressions,” and how to write methods in Chapter 3, “Writing Methods and Applying Scope”; in fact, there's almost no new syntax here....
... in non -defining relative clauses. If the non- defining relative clause occurs in the middle of a sentence, a comma is put before the relative pronoun and at the end of the clause. If the non -defining ... hotel)PunctuationCommas are not used in definingrelative clauses. Relative pronounsThe following relative pronouns are used in definingrelative clauses: Person Thing Place Time Reason ... of relative clauses, shown problems and discussed the way of translating English relative clauses into Vietnamese in some typical examples in some books and in the story “ Harry Potter and...
... cause toothache. ………………………………………………….…………………………… RESTRICTIVE & NON- RESTRICTIVE RELATIVE CLAUSES I. Restrictive Relative Clauses Dùng để bổ nghĩa cho danh từ đứng trước chưa được xác định ... lazy. Most students punished last week are lazy.EXERCISESI/ Use reduced relativeclauses in place of the relative clauses 1. Be sure to follow the instructions that are given at the top of ... girl. She helped us last week. I saw the girl who/that helped us last week.II. Non- restritive Relative Clauses Dùng để bổ nghĩa cho danh từ đứng trước đã được xác định rõ, là phần giảithích...
... com-parable nonconglomerate firms (see, e.g., Graham, Lemmon, and Wolf (2002) and Campa and Kedia(2002)). Consequently, conglomerates will tend to trade at a discount relative to stand-alone firms(the ... 1/2of“succeeding” and returning an amountH > 0, and a probability 1 − qhof “failing” and returning L ∈ [0, H).9We writeωhfor the random variable corresponding to the output of project h, and ¯ωhfor ... highrisk if and only if(C1+ C2)Pr (LL) + min{C1+ R2, R1+ C2}(1 Pr(LL))<nì (# of nonintermediary investors). (22)More formally, and in terms of the underlying parameters L, H and...
... )wasforchildren12yearsoryounger.(5‐7)Aprimarydiagnosisofacuteorchronicsinusitisaccountedfor58.7%ofallexpenditures($3.5billion).(5‐7)Itisestimatedthat2.2billiondollarsisspentyearlyonprescription and nonprescriptionmedication.(5‐7)About12%eachofthecostsforasthma and chronicotitismedia and eustachiantubedisorderswere 45Allergic andNon AllergicSinusitisforthePrimaryCarePhysician:Pathophysiology,Evaluation and TreatmentCHAPTER4ALLERGY AND SINUSDISEASEINTRODUCTIONAccordingtotheAmericanAcademyofAllergy,Asthma, and Immunology(AAAAI),over50millionAmericanssufferfromsomeformofallergiesthatgreatlyimpactstheirqualityoflifeaswellashealthcarecoststhatareestimatedatapproximately20billiondollarsayear.(1)Allergicrhinitisaloneisestimatedtoaffect20to30millionAmericanseachyear and accountsforanestimated3%ofallmedicalofficevisits and ranksasthesecondmostcommonreasonpatientsseekprofessionalhealthcare.(1)InmanygeographicareasoftheUnitedStates,allergiesplayasignificantroleascontributoryfactorsofsinusdiseaseaswellassecondarycauseofsinusinfections.Itisofgreatvaluetothepractitionertounderstandtheunderlyingimmunologicfactors,availablediagnostictests and treatments.(2‐8)Itisespeciallyvaluableforthepractitionertobewellversedinallergybecausemanypatientsareconfusedaboutthedifferencebetweensinusitis ... causesarevaried.Inallergicrhinitis,aninhalantallergenisthecause.Otherssufferfrominfectiverhinitisduetoabacteriaoravirus,whilesomehavegustatoryrhinitis–triggeredbyeating.Somecommonmedicationsmaycauserhinitis(“drug‐inducedrhinitis”).Othershavearunnynosetriggeredbyasubstanceintheirworkplace.Stillothersareaffectedbycoldweatherorexercise(“VasomotorRhinitis”).Whateverthecause,precisediagnosisisthekeytoeffectivetreatment.Fortunately,mostpatientswithchronicrunnynosewillbenefitfromsimple,targetedmedicaltreatments.(7,12‐16)SMELL AND TASTEDYSFUNCTIONSmell and tastesensationgohandinhand.Patientswholosetheirsenseofsmellprobablyalsofindthatfoodisblandortasteless.Althoughannoying,thiscanactuallybeamoreserious ... 9Thesinusescommunicatewiththenasalcavityvianarrowopeningscalledostia.(11)Ostiadrainintospaceswithinthenosecalledmeatiwhichareborderedbyverticallyorientedbonesknownasturbinates.Thetearduct(naso‐lacrimalduct)drainsintotheinferiormeatus(whichisborderedbytheinferiorturbinatebone).Thisisonereasonwhyournosedripswhenwecry.Themaxillary,frontal, and ethmoidsinusesdrainintothemiddlemeatus,whichisborderedbythemiddleturbinatebone(FIGURE2).Someoftheethmoidsinusesalsodrainintothesuperiormeatus,whichisaspacedefinedbysuperiorturbinatebone.Whilethemaxillary,frontal, and sphenoidsinusesaresolitary,well‐definedcompartments,theethmoidsinusis–inactuality–acollectionofseveralsmallsinuses,structuredlikeabeehive.Itisforthisreasonthattheethmoidsinuseshavevarieddrainagepatterns.Thesphenoidsinusdrainsintothespheno‐ethmoidalrecess,locatedbetweenthesuperiorturbinatebone and thenasalseptum.(3,11,12)Air and mucusenter and exitthesinusthroughthesinusostia.Thefunctionsofthenose and sinusesincludeolfaction(senseofsmell),respiration, and defense.(3,11,12)Thenose and sinusesproducemucustokeepthenasal and upperrespiratorypassagewaysmoist, and haveaneffectonvocalresonance.Amongtheimportantphysiologicalrolesofthesinusesarethehumidification and warmingofinspiredair, and theremovalofparticulatematterfromthisair.Humidification and warmingofinspiredairareaccomplishedbythewaterysecretionsoftheserousglands,whichcanproduceupto1–2litersofsecretionsperday....
... Unification Grammar, and Pars- ing. [9] Zeevat, Henk: 1988, 'Combining Categorial Grammar and Unification', in U. Reyle and C. Rohrer (eds.), Natural Language Parsing and Lin- guistic ... in Richard T. Oehrle, E. Bach and D. Wheeler, (eds), Categorial Grammars and Natural Lan- guage Structures, Reidel, Dordrecht, 153-198. [3] Gerdeman, Dale and Hinrichs, Erhard: 1990. Functor-driven ... Generation with Categorial Unification Grammars. Proceedings of COLING 90, Helsinld, 145-150. [4] Pereira, Fernando, and Smart Shieber: 1987, Pro- log and Natural Language Analysis, CSLIAJniv....
... judgments of GS, EM, and SVM output sen-tences and the gold standard in terms of grammat-icality (how fluent the compression is) and impor-tance (how much of the meaning of and impor-tant information ... generates es and etindepen-dently, and then samples an alignment be-tween the frontier nodes. Given a nontermi-nal, an elementary tree is generated by firstmaking a decision to expand the nontermi-nal ... insertions and deletions can be modeled, butthe segmentation and alignment problems becomenontrivial.Previous approaches to this problem havetreated the two steps — grammar extraction and weight...
... 3.2. Mandated procedures vs. federal mandate and current coverage Even without considering the effect of S.B. 896, coverage for most services mandated by the bill are already either mandated ... (light, moderate and heavy user of lymphedema treatments) and their demand for treatment; (3) the corresponding estimated units of physical and occupational therapy based on setting and corresponding ... corresponding estimated demand for supplies (bandages, compression sleeves, and night-time sleeves) required to treat light, moderate and heavy users of treatment; and finally (4) the cost per...
... converting Arabic and ChineseWord documents into HTML on non- Arabic and non- Chinese workstations. 2. Formats for electronic documents and images - 7. Character encoding: latin and non- latin scripts ... documents and images - 7. Character encoding: latin and non- latin scripts – page 8In order to maintain original characters when converting Arabic and Chinese Word documents into HTML on non- Arabic and ... latin and non- latin scripts – page 11If you want to know more Download and print documents for more information on:ASCII, ISO 8859-1, Unicode and ISO 10646Windows and code pagesXML and E-mail...
... Lan- guage and Information. [Morrill, 1990a] Glyn Morrill. Intensionality and Boundedness. Linguistics and Philosophy, 13, 699-726. [Morrill, 1990b] Glyn Morrill. Grammarand Logi- cal ... related to [Moortgat and Morrill, 1991] which also considers algebras with more than one adjunction operation (each either as- sociative or non- associative), and defines divisions and products with ... existential and uni- versal in (9) and (10). Because pairing is bijective and tuples express a unique insertion point, there is a unique decomposition of tupled elements. Exis- tential and universal...
... Poland, UK: England and Wales) and sometimes also threats (Pol- and, UK: England and Wales) in their assault data. Of the countries that consider assault without injury punishable, five (Finland, ... statistics of Finland, France, Germany and Pol- and. In Iceland and the Netherlands, it is recorded under the category of (aggravated) assault, while in UK: England and Wales it is considered manslaughter ... recorded separately in four (Iceland, Poland, Switzerland, UK: England and Wales) out of seven countries on convictions level and three on police level, since Switzerland does not count these offences...
... Jeanne demande la lune # Ouelle lune demande-t-elle ? C'est la lune qu'clle demande ! # Jeanne demande la lune et Paule la demande aussi. (Jeanne is askin~ for the moon and i'm ... idiomatic andnon idiomatic constructions. 3.2 Idioms in a Lexlcalized Tree Adjoining Grammar Tags seem a natural framework to represent structures which at the same time are semantically non ... semantically non compositional and should be assigned regular syntactic structures (Abeill6 and Schabes 1989, 1990). Idioms are thus made fall into the same grammar as non idiomatic coustructious....
... Continued RelativeClauses 319Introduction . 319The Relative Pronouns . 319Section1:TwoTypesofRelativeClauses:EssentialandNonessential 320WhichversusThat 321Discovery Activity 1 322Whose 323 Relative ... C of adjectives; and Group D of verbs. Andrea DeCapua Grammar for TeachersA Guide to American English for Native and Non- Native Speakers 16 1 What is Grammar? (continued)Standard American ... elements and structures, and of ESL/EFL learner needs and difficulties.The overall aim of Grammar for Teachers is to make grammar accessible and comprehensible. The text assumes no prior knowledge and...
... Ron and Sophia, Mark and Maria, Bard and Ann, Mark and Tracy, and John and Kristi. I was meaning to spend more time with you this summer, and even come out and visit those who are a little more ... today, and also Guy Kawasaki for his books and e-mails, which inspired me to write this book.Finally, I could not end without mentioning my friends Harry and Crissy, Ron and Sophia, Mark and ... this remotely and do not want to write soft-ware for handling multiple connections or managing data packets of strings or images that might be going back and forth between my desktop and the robot.To...
... research.Understanding stroke recoveryThis thematic series emphasizes the understanding and development of modern neurorehabilitation methods, and outlines some ways to quantify plasticity and recoveryof ... purposes)Journal of NeuroEngineering and RehabilitationOpen AccessCommentaryOn the understanding and development of modern physical neurorehabilitation methods: robotics and non- invasive brain stimulationDylan ... physiological and behavioural aspects of motor recovery. Technologies suchas non- invasive brain stimulation (NBS) and robotics canprovide sensitive and reliable measures to achieve this, and might...