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Studies in 'The Vernon Manuscript'

The Yearbook of English Studies, 1993
The shaping of the Vernon and Simeon Manuscripts, A.I. Doyle The Vernon Manuscript as a "Coucher Book", P.R. Robinson the relationship of the Vernon and Clopton Manuscripts, Thorlac Turville-Petre Vernon Manuscripts - contents and organization, N.F. Blake implications of choice and arrangement of Texts in Part 4, S.S.
Lister M. Matheson, Derek Pearsall
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A Linked Open Data Service and Portal for Pre-modern Manuscript Research

Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries Conference, 2019
This paper presents a Linked Open Data publishing model for aggregating data from heterogeneous, distributed pre-modern manuscript databases into a global, harmonized data model and service.
E. Hyvönen   +6 more
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Biodegradation of high-molecular-weight polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons under anaerobic conditions: Overview of studies, proposed pathways and future perspectives.

Environmental Pollution, 2018
The biodegradation of low- and high-molecular-weight polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) (LWM-PAHs and HMW-PAHs, respectively) has been studied extensively under aerobic conditions.
A. Nzila
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Call for Manuscripts: Lesson Study

The Mathematics Teacher, 2009
In The Teaching Gap (1999), James W. Stigler and James Hiebert describe differences between mathematics instruction in Japan and the United States. They attribute some of these differences to a commonly used method of professional development in Japan called lesson study: “The lesson-study process has an unrelenting focus on student learning.
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OUP accepted manuscript

The Review of financial studies, 2021

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OUP accepted manuscript

The Review of financial studies, 2022

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Calls for Manuscripts: Lesson Study

The Mathematics Teacher, 2010
In The Teaching Gap (1999), James W. Stigler and James Hiebert describe differences between mathematics instruction in Japan and the United States. They attribute some of these differences to a commonly used method of professional development in Japan called lesson study: “The lesson-study process has an unrelenting focus on student learning.
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