Dictionnaire universel pour la traduction des menus en français, allemand et anglais. 4. éd. corrigée. Allgemeines wörterbuch für übersetzung der speisekarten ... 4. verb. aufl. Universal dictionary of menus in English, French and German.

French, English, and German in parallel columns.

The classical student's manual; containing an index to every page, section, and note, in Matthiae's Greek grammar, Hermann's Annotations to Vigerus on idioms, Bos on ellipses, Hoogeveen on the particles, and Kuster on the middle verb: in which Thucydides, Herodotus, Æschylus, Sophocles, Pindar, Homer's Iliad, Xenophon's Anabasis, and the four plays of Euripides edited by Professor Porson, are illustrated. With philological and explanatory observations.

Mode of access: Internet.

The classical student's manual : containing an index to every page, section, and note, in Matthiae's Greek grammar, Hermann's Annotations to Vigerus on idioms, Bos on ellipses, Hoogeveen on the Greek particles, and Kuster on the middle verb : in which Thucydides, Herodotus, Pindar, Aeschylus, Sophocles, and the four plays of Euripides edited by Professor Porson, are illustrated and explained /

Mode of access: Internet.

An explanatory pronouncing dictionary of the French language, (in French and English); wherein the exact sound and articulation of every syllable are distinctly marked (according to the method adopted by Mr. Walker, in his Pronouncing dictionary). To which are prefixed, the principles of the French pronunciation ... and the conjugation of the verbs ...

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French grammar and conversation, answering all the requirements of high schools and colleges : illustrated by conversational sentences and ended by a chart of all French verbs in one conjugation.

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The French verb, containing the theory, and model conjugations of all the French verbs; with a dictionary of such verbs as present any peculiarities in their uses of conjugations, containing references to the models and to clmplete tableaux of all the irregular and defective verbs.

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Verb drill. A thorough course in the French verbs, by constant practice in conversation.

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Time, tense, and the verb; a study in theoretical and applied linguistics, with particular attention to Spanish.

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Verb and context processing in Parkinson's disease

The aim of the present study was to investigate verb and context processing in 10 individuals with Parkinson's disease (PD) and matched controls. A self-paced stop making sense judgment task was employed where participants read a sentence preceded by a context which made the thematic role of the verb plausible or implausible. Participants were required to indicate whether the sentence ceased to make sense at any point by responding yes/no at each word. PD participants were less accurate than the control participants at detecting sentence anomalies based on verb selection restrictions and previously encountered contextual elements. However, further research is required to determine the precise nature of the grammatical processing disturbance associated with PD. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Mapping dissociations in verb morphology

Substantial behavioural and neuropsychological evidence has been amassed to support the dual-route model of morphological processing, which distinguishes between a rule-based system for regular items (walk–walked, call–called) and an associative system for the irregular items (go–went). Some neural-network models attempt to explain the neuropsychological and brain-mapping dissociations in terms of single-system associative processing. We show that there are problems in the accounts of homogeneous networks in the light of recent brain-mapping evidence of systematic double-dissociation. We also examine the superior capabilities of more internally differentiated connectionist models, which, under certain conditions, display systematic double-dissociations. It appears that the more differentiation models show, the more easily they account for dissociation patterns, yet without implementing symbolic computations.

Optical phase conjugation for dispersion and nonlinearity compensation in a 1600km, 42 Gb/s quasi-lossless system

We experimentally investigate a long-distance, high-bit-rate transmission system which combines optical-phase-conjugation with quasi-lossless amplification. Comparison with a conventional system configuration demonstrates the possibility of obtaining both dispersion compensation and improved nonlinear tolerance using proposed scheme.

Interlanguage variability in verb tense/aspect

This thesis presents a study of interlanguage variability in the use of three tense/aspect forms: the simple present, simple past, and the present perfect. The need for research in this area comes from the problems encountered in the classroom. Language performance in one task sometimes does not reflect that in another. How and why this ocurrs is what this thesis aims to discover. A preliminary study explores the viability of using the Labovian variable model to elicit and explain variability. Difficulties highlight problems which help refine the methodology used in the main study. A review of past research point the direction in which this study should go. Armed with a sample of 17 Chinese Singaporean university students, whose first language is Chinese or a dialect of Chinese, the investigation began with the elicitation of variability to be found in four tasks. Using the attention-to-speech framework, these four tasks are designed to reflect varying degrees of required attention to language form. The results show that there is variability in the use of tense/aspect in all the tasks. However, the framework on which the tasks are based cannot explain the variability pattern. Further analyses of contextual factors, primarily pragmatic ones, point to a complex interplay of factors affecting the variability found in the results.