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Playing in the first Baire class
Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 2014We present a self‐contained analysis of some reduction games, which characterise various natural subclasses of the first Baire class of functions ranging from and into 0‐dimensional Polish spaces. We prove that these games are determined, without using Martin's Borel determinacy, and give precise descriptions of the winning strategies for Player I.
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Transport Technician: Education and Practice, 2022
The article considers the first essay in Russian literature in which the image of the railway appears. We will talk about the comedy-vaudeville P.S. Fedorov “A Trip to Tsarskoye Selo by Rail” (1838). In the future, this image became one of the key in Russian culture at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries, writers such as L.
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The article considers the first essay in Russian literature in which the image of the railway appears. We will talk about the comedy-vaudeville P.S. Fedorov “A Trip to Tsarskoye Selo by Rail” (1838). In the future, this image became one of the key in Russian culture at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries, writers such as L.
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CHI '08 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2008
This paper presents and evaluates examples from our work with role playing in design education. Rationales for role playing in design are: communication within the design process, the increase of technological complexity, the experience and empathy of designers, the tangibility of interaction, and attentiveness to social change. These rationales inform
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This paper presents and evaluates examples from our work with role playing in design education. Rationales for role playing in design are: communication within the design process, the increase of technological complexity, the experience and empathy of designers, the tangibility of interaction, and attentiveness to social change. These rationales inform
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1982
The national dailies and evenings had been carrying references: ‘A play’, they said, ‘by Brendan Behan, …The Quare Fellow at the Pike Theatre, for a limited run…’
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The national dailies and evenings had been carrying references: ‘A play’, they said, ‘by Brendan Behan, …The Quare Fellow at the Pike Theatre, for a limited run…’
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Shakespeare’ s First Plays (contd)
1982If the chronology of Shakespeare’s earliest plays is as ‘uncertain’ as F. P. Wilson maintained1, how is it that an ‘orthodox’ chronology has held the field for so long? The orthodox ‘late start’ chronology (according to which Shakespeare began his writing career in 1590, and not three or four years earlier) rests on assumptions that once made good ...
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1990
It is an interesting and, perhaps, unexpected feature of the Russian Civil War that the Bolsheviks appear to have placed considerably more value than their opponents on art, using the term in its widest sense. In March 1919 at the 8th Party Congress the following resolution was adopted: It is essential to open up and make accessible to the workers ...
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It is an interesting and, perhaps, unexpected feature of the Russian Civil War that the Bolsheviks appear to have placed considerably more value than their opponents on art, using the term in its widest sense. In March 1919 at the 8th Party Congress the following resolution was adopted: It is essential to open up and make accessible to the workers ...
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First Person: The play is not the thing
Phi Delta Kappan, 2020Donna Isaac and her students were looking forward to a field trip to Minneapolis to see a theatrical production of some of the stories they were studying in class. But that changed when, on the day of the trip, a parade was scheduled to celebrate the Minnesota Twins’ recent World Series win. School was cancelled so students could attend the parade, but
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1982
By 1592, when Greene described him as ‘in his owne conceit the onely Shake-scene in a countrey’, Shakespeare had already established himself in London. Two years later R. B. explained what had happened, less emotionally, in Greenes Funeralls: Greene, is the pleasing Obiect of an eie: Greene, pleasde the eies of all that lookt vppon him. Greene,
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By 1592, when Greene described him as ‘in his owne conceit the onely Shake-scene in a countrey’, Shakespeare had already established himself in London. Two years later R. B. explained what had happened, less emotionally, in Greenes Funeralls: Greene, is the pleasing Obiect of an eie: Greene, pleasde the eies of all that lookt vppon him. Greene,
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