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Drawing up the rules: Encouraging children’s rule creation in interactive open-ended play
International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction, 2014 When children play games like tag or jump rope, they often combine generally accepted predefined rules with their own invented and negotiated rules. These rules also occur in play with interactive play objects.
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BioEssays, 2003
AbstractAlthough in Drosophila pair‐rule genes play crucial roles in the genetic hierarchy that subdivides the embryo into segments, the extent to which pair‐rule patterning is utilized by different arthropods and other segmented phyla is unknown. Recent data of Dearden et al.1 and Henry et al.,2 however, hint that a pair‐rule mechanism might play a ...
Gregory K, Davis, Nipam H, Patel
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AbstractAlthough in Drosophila pair‐rule genes play crucial roles in the genetic hierarchy that subdivides the embryo into segments, the extent to which pair‐rule patterning is utilized by different arthropods and other segmented phyla is unknown. Recent data of Dearden et al.1 and Henry et al.,2 however, hint that a pair‐rule mechanism might play a ...
Gregory K, Davis, Nipam H, Patel
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Sport in History, 2011
As you begin the journey to a Vested agreement, you should heed the advice of the legal scholar Ian R. Macneil, who observed that most contracts are ill-equipped to address the reality of business needs. In his 1968 work, Contracts: Instruments for Social Cooperation,1 Macneil wrote, “Somewhere along the line of increasing duration and complexity [the ...
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As you begin the journey to a Vested agreement, you should heed the advice of the legal scholar Ian R. Macneil, who observed that most contracts are ill-equipped to address the reality of business needs. In his 1968 work, Contracts: Instruments for Social Cooperation,1 Macneil wrote, “Somewhere along the line of increasing duration and complexity [the ...
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Learning the game: playing by the rules, playing with the rules
English Today, 2011Language change is inevitable. If it wasn't, English learners would all be trying to sound like King Alfred. There is never a period of stability in language and the only languages which have reached a kind of equilibrium are those like Latin where are there are no longer any native speakers.
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CALICO Journal, 2019
While digital gameplaying is increasingly recognized for its potential for language learning, its use among English as a foreign language (EFL) teachers in both leisure and pedagogical contexts is comparatively meagre. Assumptions regarding the appropriate nature of schooling on the one hand and appropriate leisure pursuits on the other mediate ...
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While digital gameplaying is increasingly recognized for its potential for language learning, its use among English as a foreign language (EFL) teachers in both leisure and pedagogical contexts is comparatively meagre. Assumptions regarding the appropriate nature of schooling on the one hand and appropriate leisure pursuits on the other mediate ...
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2010
In this paper we revisit Logic Programming under the answer-set semantics - or Answer-Set Programming - and its extension Evolving Logic Programming, two languages that use logic rules and rule updates and exhibit characteristics that make them suitable to be used for knowledge representation and reasoning within Agent Oriented Programming Languages ...
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In this paper we revisit Logic Programming under the answer-set semantics - or Answer-Set Programming - and its extension Evolving Logic Programming, two languages that use logic rules and rule updates and exhibit characteristics that make them suitable to be used for knowledge representation and reasoning within Agent Oriented Programming Languages ...
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Theory & Psychology, 2007
The research reported here attempts to reveal the complex relationships between `law' and social behavior. The assumption is that social representations are the socio-cognitive mechanism that creates social behavior; thus, revealing the social representation of `law' can give us an explanation of social behavior as it is related to law.
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The research reported here attempts to reveal the complex relationships between `law' and social behavior. The assumption is that social representations are the socio-cognitive mechanism that creates social behavior; thus, revealing the social representation of `law' can give us an explanation of social behavior as it is related to law.
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About Campus: Enriching the Student Learning Experience, 1997
Student elections—opportunity for learning or just politics as usual? A student government adviser reports on controversies—and lessons—from recent student elections, and Susan Hopp, a director of student development, reflects on their meaning.
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Student elections—opportunity for learning or just politics as usual? A student government adviser reports on controversies—and lessons—from recent student elections, and Susan Hopp, a director of student development, reflects on their meaning.
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Oncology Nursing Forum, 2005
Sport and philosophy are our major legacies from ancient Greece. This is not a coincidence: we take brains and muscle apart at our peril. Even today, the Olympics Movement website includes at the top of its homepage a list of the philosophers who attended the original Olympic Games.
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Sport and philosophy are our major legacies from ancient Greece. This is not a coincidence: we take brains and muscle apart at our peril. Even today, the Olympics Movement website includes at the top of its homepage a list of the philosophers who attended the original Olympic Games.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2003
CHINA HAS ISSUED TOUGH RULings against foreign chemical producers in antidumping cases in the past few weeks. But it has also been promulgating more precise regulations for the conduct of future dumping investigations. In February, China's Ministry of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation imposed duties as high as 48% on South Korean producers of ...
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CHINA HAS ISSUED TOUGH RULings against foreign chemical producers in antidumping cases in the past few weeks. But it has also been promulgating more precise regulations for the conduct of future dumping investigations. In February, China's Ministry of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation imposed duties as high as 48% on South Korean producers of ...
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