DNA barcoding of Cyclamen species: another approach to species identification

Cyclamen is a diverse genus with some well defined and some intransigent species complexes. Here we report on an attempt to use DNA barcoding techniques to help evaluate species boundaries. DNA barcoding uses multiple samples, each from a different individual of a species, to generate a series of DNA sequences that can be compared for similarity.

Grammatical collocations and verb-particle constructions in Brussels French: a corpus-linguistic approach to transfer

In this study the focus is on transfer in Brussels French, the variety of French spoken in Brussels. The methodology proposed in Jarvis (2000) and Jarvis and Pavlenko (2009) is followed to provide proof for the fact that grammatical collocations such as chercher après "to look for" are the result of contact with the source language, Brussels Dutch.

A new approach to reduced-order modelling

An error polynomial is defined, the coefficients of which indicate the difference at any instant between a system and a model of lower order approximating the system. It is shown how Markov parameters and time series proportionals of the model can be matched with those of the system by setting error polynomial coefficients to zero. Also discussed is the way in which the error between system and model can be considered as being a filtered form of an error input function specified by means of model parameter selection.