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Assortative mating across the full spectrum of mental disorders: a nationwide Finnish register study
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A pain vocabulary in finnish — The finnish pain questionnaire
Pain, 1981Words related to pain were collected by asking 59 students and 18 patients to create a list by free association. Each subject was then given a dictionary-derived Finnish version of the McGill Pain Questionnaire (MPQ) with the words arranged in alphabetical order and was asked to place his own words among the dictionary-derive words which appeared most ...
Heikki Ketovuori, P.J. Pöntinen
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Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 1991
A Finnish PACS project has been set up with the participation and financing of 13 university and central hospitals, the Medical Board of Finland, the Hospital League of Finland, the Post and Teleoffice of Finland and the Helsinki Telephone Company with the Medical Engineering Laboratory of the Technical Research Centre of Finland as the principal ...
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A Finnish PACS project has been set up with the participation and financing of 13 university and central hospitals, the Medical Board of Finland, the Hospital League of Finland, the Post and Teleoffice of Finland and the Helsinki Telephone Company with the Medical Engineering Laboratory of the Technical Research Centre of Finland as the principal ...
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Finnishness, Whiteness and Coloniality
2022This multidisciplinary volume reflects the shifting experiences and framings of Finnishness and its relation to race and coloniality. The authors centre their investigations on whiteness and unravel the cultural myth of a normative Finnish (white) ethnicity.
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2002
Abstract The author gives a sketch of the history of Finnish language contacts (which explains why anglicisms are sometimes difficult to distinguish from borrowings from (or through) other Germanic languages) and then reports on an ‘anglicism project’ intended to ‘study the impact of English on the Finnish language and Finnish culture ...
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Abstract The author gives a sketch of the history of Finnish language contacts (which explains why anglicisms are sometimes difficult to distinguish from borrowings from (or through) other Germanic languages) and then reports on an ‘anglicism project’ intended to ‘study the impact of English on the Finnish language and Finnish culture ...
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2022
This book approaches Finnish studio cinema as both typical and particular: it is a typical European small nation cinema with its industrial structures, its reliance on hierarchical organisation of labour and its love-hate relationship with Hollywood; yet, it is particular, not only in its genres, cycles and hugely popular domestic stars, but also ...
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This book approaches Finnish studio cinema as both typical and particular: it is a typical European small nation cinema with its industrial structures, its reliance on hierarchical organisation of labour and its love-hate relationship with Hollywood; yet, it is particular, not only in its genres, cycles and hugely popular domestic stars, but also ...
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American Sociological Review, 1937
IN THE short time that there has been a linguistic contact between Finnish and English in America, two significant trends have appeared. One, the subject of this paper, is the gradual but inexorable retreat of Finnish before English; the other is the wholesale incorporation into the Finnish speech of words etymologically English.' The replacement of ...
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IN THE short time that there has been a linguistic contact between Finnish and English in America, two significant trends have appeared. One, the subject of this paper, is the gradual but inexorable retreat of Finnish before English; the other is the wholesale incorporation into the Finnish speech of words etymologically English.' The replacement of ...
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1952
At the Treaty of Moscow (March 12, 1940), Finland had to cede Finnish Karelia and Salla, a total of 35,084 sq. km, to the Soviet Union, and “lease” Hango, with an additional 117 sq. km. In the fall of 1941, Finland regained these lost territories. By the Treaty of Paris (February 2, 1947), Finland had to confirm the cession of 45,792 sq.
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At the Treaty of Moscow (March 12, 1940), Finland had to cede Finnish Karelia and Salla, a total of 35,084 sq. km, to the Soviet Union, and “lease” Hango, with an additional 117 sq. km. In the fall of 1941, Finland regained these lost territories. By the Treaty of Paris (February 2, 1947), Finland had to confirm the cession of 45,792 sq.
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The Finnish Poultry Industry and the Finnish Poultry Breeders
World's Poultry Science Journal, 1986The Poultry Industry in Finland is small in comparison with almost all of the European countries (around 85 million kgs of eggs and 20 million kgs consumption of poultry meat).
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