... illustrated in the table, the items that get the highest choice are 1, 2,3,11,12,16 and 17 with the percentage higher than 50%. It means that these tasks should be provided for the students in the syllabus. ... proposed syllabus for the target students based on the previous chapters. The last part of the study is a summary of the study including the conclusion of the study, limitations of the study as well ... the objectives of the syllabus is to enable thestudents to improve their reading skills in ESP field and at the same time to enrich their knowledge of their specification. It is expected that...
... February12008 THE END Warm up: Months of the year January February March April May June July August September October November Decmber What’s thedate today? It’s October...
... will then be used to set the selected date in the calen-dar. Second, it will make sure thatthedate selected in the calendar follows the correct date format when added to the input element. The ... instanceof DateTimeConverter){DateTimeConverter dateTime = (DateTimeConverter)converter;return dateTime.getPattern();}else{SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = (SimpleDateFormat)DateFormat.getDateInstance(DateFormat.SHORT);return ... so that an application developer can add it as a child to a ProInputDate component. The ValidateDateTag tag handler class represents the custom action validateDate that will be used by the...
... attribute that cantake either a static value or a value binding (for example, #{sample .Date} ). If the value is null,then you avoid explicitly storing the value in the component. To check whether the ... not, then you will create a new DateTimeConverter and from the context get the locale for the client,getLocale(), and set it on the new Converter, setLocale(). You then set the time zone on the new ... submitted for the UIComponent), it will exit without further processing. If the submitted value is not null, then the validate()method calls the getConvertedValue() method and passes the newly...
... connects the previous example (the man who bought a stolen necklace for his girlfriend) to the next example, the writer’s own silent lie. Then, the beginning of the second sentence uses the transitional ... suggest the writer do to improve the organization?–REVISING PARAGRAPHS–116Support That s Directly Related to the ThesisAs important as the amount of support is its relevance to the thesis. ... does indeed support an idea that s different from your thesis (and that idea stilladdresses the assignment), the easiest way to correct the problem is to rewrite your thesis to fit your essay.■More...
... Words That Look the Same181In Chapter 8 we examined words that sound the same; inthis unit, we’ll learn to tell apart words that look the same—like members of the same family that all have the same ... more examples of these including the related adverb “pe-riodically” are:You’ll find that newsletter with the other periodicals.Murphy told his boss that periodic trips to the FrenchRiviera ... positive sense to things that are so good they’re almostunbelievable—his luck is incredible—but the true sense of the word is “not believable.” “Incredulous,” on the other hand,means skeptical,...
... outside the question of morality, neither good nor bad. “Immoral” meansto be inside the boundaries, but to choose the wrong side. Itmeans behavior that is not moral. In the example sentence, the meaning ... that are often confused and identify their precise meanings so that you’ll know when and how to use them correctly.This chapter will consider words that we mix up becausethey sound almost the ... June.Enjoy these blooms now—they’re biennials, so theywon’t be here next spring.q Bad Grammar Ch 08.pmd 3/17/2004, 9:46 AM173169Mixing up Words That Sound the SameCHAPTER 8Mixing up WordsThat...
... rather than ads for the general keyword they convert much better into customers because you are able todirect them to exactly that page that contains the information they are looking for. Write ... Financial is the name of their company? I really don'tknow They SHOULD have included the main keyword in the title of their ad.3. Their ad description talks about what "their" ... else that emphasized the benefit of the ad.Use every little space of the ad that you can. You don't have much of it to start with as it is. The second line is the actual url where the prospect...
... property of the class handles any exceptions, and then writes the output of the CCustomer.ToString method to the RichTextBox. Note In the samples for this chapter, I want to use the same form ... rtbToString to contain the output of the ToString method. (This enables you to see how the Form maps to the data of the class. See Figure 9.1) Figure 9.1. Arrange the controls on the form you created ... need to write a bit more code. First, you might want to implement the ToString method that returns all the object's properties as a string. Also, you will want a method that clears the form...
... existing record, the internal flag lets the class know that the data row already exists in the dsCustomer dataset, so the WriteChangesToDB method is called to update that row in the Customers ... writing the new values to the data row, ' end the editing block, and then writethe changes to the ' database. If you have a problem writing to the DB, then ' reject the changes ... it to the database. Then instantiate a new CCustomer instance, loading the new row into the object. Make a change to that instance, and save the changes ' to writethe changes to the database....
... Thus, the differences between wild-typeand mutant structure are in the same range as the dif-ferences between the two molecules of the asymmetricunit of the wild-type structure. Neither the ... sulfateion. There are seven hydrogen bonds formed to recog-nize this group, whereas the other phosphate groupsare bound by a single hydrogen bond each. The shapeof the area responsible for the binding ... structureshows the phytate 3-phosphate as scissile group [5] ina similar position to in the active site of PhyK. Never-theless, there are some differences in the substratebinding of PhyK. The a helix...
... to remove the protein and ⁄ or the mineral fraction. It is conceivable that the real natural substrates of the CBP proteinsdiffer from the substrates used here and in other stud-ies. There may ... alignment of the 50 family 18 catalytic modules that are most simi-lar to the LlChi18A catalytic module (not shown)showed that about one-half of the proteins had a sub-stitution at either the conserved ... LlCBP33A. The most obviousstructural difference between the two proteins isformed by the two inserts in LlCBP33A that seempositioned close to the conserved surface patch and that could extend the...
... isoform in the presence of ExoS can survive, as it may be the absenceof 14-3-3 homologues in prokaryotes that safeguardthem against the deleterious effects of their own toxins.This suggests that ... 638–646 ª 2006 The Authors Journal compilation ª 2006 FEBSspeculate thatthe weak interaction is able to induce aconformational change of the ExoS protein that mightbe of importance for the activation ... family, using them as anecessary cofactor to activate lethal bacterial toxins,but only after they have been safely transported from the bacteria into the eukaryotic cell.It is apparent that more...
... sheet with the b12 of the other monomer, and towards the C-terminus, the subsequent residues, Phe182–Lys186, pass through the a2 vicinity of the other monomer. For the FeR dimer, the N-terminal ... NADP+-bound FeRrevealed thatthe nicotinamide moiety of NADP+faces the re-side of the isoalloxazine ring, and that the 2¢-P-AMP moiety is held in the groove between the 310helix and the third a helix ... derivatives. The retention time of the prosthetic group bound to recom-binant flavoredoxin was identical to that of FMN(Fig. S3). The A448: A268ratio of the holoprotein was0.267, suggesting that the...