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Urban Morphology in Historical GIS
2023The way in which cities spread into their surrounding territories is a long-term process influenced by multiple factors. Some of these are related to physical factors, such as elevation (and more specifically, slopes) and hydrology, while others are related to human activities, such as population, transport infrastructure and economic growth.
Martí Henneberg, Jordi +3 more
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Journal of MorphologyThere is general consensus among evolutionary biologists that natural selection drives phenotypic modifications within populations over generational time. How to reconstruct this historical process, however, has been discussed mostly in theoretical terms,
Dominique G Homberger
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Anthropological Linguistics, 2016
Although the phonological innovations that derive Arapaho from Proto-Algonquian are extensive, the historical origins of Arapaho inflectional morphology can be traced in almost all cases. Some new morphological categories and patterns have emerged, and some functions of inherited material have changed. The data are drawn from grammars, early texts, and
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Although the phonological innovations that derive Arapaho from Proto-Algonquian are extensive, the historical origins of Arapaho inflectional morphology can be traced in almost all cases. Some new morphological categories and patterns have emerged, and some functions of inherited material have changed. The data are drawn from grammars, early texts, and
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Female prostate: historical, developmental, and morphological perspectives
Cell Biology International, 2017AbstractThe female prostate was first described by Reijnier de Graaf in 1672, and even after several years this gland is still a matter of controversy. Part of this is because the biological function of this female gland is unclear. Moreover, when compared with the male prostate, the existence of this organ in females does not make sense, mainly when ...
Manoel F, Biancardi +4 more
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Historical Morphologization of Syntactic Words
Diachronica, 1990SUMMARY Syntactic and morphological tests demonstrate that bound forms in some disyllabic verbs in Modern Chinese have been diachronically morphologized from independent verbs in Ancient Chinese. The morphologization results not only from sound change, but also from meaning loss or generalization of the targets.
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Mapping Wuhan: historical morphological research
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Urban Design and Planning, 2019This paper presents the partial results of a historical morphological research of the urban form of the Chinese middle size city of Wuhan. The city with over 12 million inhabitants is a regional centre for the Yangtze River basin, located centrally in China, and according to national planning transforming from a monofunctional into a multifunctional ...
Henco Bekkering +2 more
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Histochemistry as a tool in morphological analysis: a historical review
Annals of Diagnostic Pathology, 2012Histochemistry has an interesting history, extending back to ancient times, in some ways. Man has long had a desire to understand the workings of the human body and the roles that various "humors" or chemicals have in those processes. This review traces the evolution of histochemistry as an investigative and diagnostic discipline, beginning with the ...
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Morphology of gastrointestinal stromal tumors: Historical perspectives
Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2011AbstractAbout 2/3 of gastrointestinal stromal tumors occur in the stomach and about 1/5 in the small intestine with few in the rectum, colon, and esophagus. Their cells are related to the interstitial cells of Cajal. They differ by site in terms of cell type and growth pattern.
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English Historical Syntax and Morphology
2002This volume offers a selection of papers from the Eleventh International Conference on English Historical Linguistics held at the University of Santiago de Compostela. From the rich programme (over 130 papers were given during the conference), the present twelve papers were carefully selected to reflect the state of current research in the fields of ...
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