999 resultados para Chinese agriculture


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Detailed view of venting in brick work. Bricks used were commons, with prevalent dark blue iron staining.

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View to side entrance opening and window detail with sliding timber shutters above, from exterior.

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View to north and east facing wings, along circulation path to the roof feature connection between wings.

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View to elevation with timber sliding shutters, aluminium double hung sash windows and brick venting.

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View across car park to north-west elevation.

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View to circulation stair, with venting detail, from exterior.

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Using the framework of communication accommodation theory the authors examined convergence and maintenance on evaluations of Chinese and Australian students. In Study 1, Australian students judged interactions between an Anglo-Australian. and another interactant who either maintained his or converged in speech style. Results indicated that participants were aware of convergence but that speaker ethnicity (Anglo-Australian, Chinese Australian or Chinese national) was a stronger influence on evaluations and future intentions to interact with the speaker In Study 2, Australian students judged Chinese speakers who maintained communication style or converged on interpersonal speech markers, intergroup markers, or both types of markers. Results indicated that the more participants defined themselves in intergroup terms, the more positively they judged intergroup convergence relative to interpersonal convergence and maintenance. This points to the importance of distinguishing between, convergence on interpersonal and intergroup speech markers, and underlines the role of individual differences in the evaluation of convergence.