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Patient-reported experiences of cognitive difficulties and their impact on daily life in narcolepsy type 1. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Neurol
Maski K   +6 more
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FOCUS

Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1968
Utopia, according to the Government, is going to be reached well before 1980 and teachers will be running out of our ears. A new set of statistics, superseding the prosections made in the famous Ninth Report of the much-lamented National Advisory Council on the Training and Supply of Teachers, was issued as a New Year present in the first week of ...
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Multiple Focus

Journal of Semantics, 2009
This paper presents the results of an experimental study on multiple focus configurations, that is, structures containing two nested focus-sensitive operators plus two foci supposed to associate with those operators. There has been controversial discussion in the semantic literature regarding whether or not an interpretation is acceptable that ...
Beck, Sigrid   +1 more
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Web focus

Emergency Nurse, 2001
This regular feature highlights websites with information on clinical subjects.
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Focus, focus, focus

New Scientist, 2007
With distractions all around, how do you keep your mind on the job?
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Identificational Focus versus Information Focus

Language, 1998
This article argues that identificational focus, which expresses exhaustive identification and occupies the specifier of a functional projection, must be distinguished in language description from information focus, which conveys new information and involves no syntactic reordering.
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Focus

Electronics and Power, 1984
This article explores the architectural little magazine Focus, which was produced by students at London's Architectural Association between 1938 and 1939. It considers the role this magazine played in the development of architectural modernism in the UK at the end of the 1930s through an analysis of its form, content, and distribution networks.
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