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Coefficient Estimates for New Subclasses of Bi-Univalent Functions Involving Generalized Bivariate Fibonacci-like Polynomials. [PDF]

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Husseinu M, H Saloomi M.
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Benefits but not the dual functions of submissive signals differ between two Malagasy primates. [PDF]

Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci
Fichtel C, Dinter K, Ratsoavina F.
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Moderators of the influence of supervisor–subordinate similarity on subordinate outcomes.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 2001
Gender, racial, and ethnic similarity were examined for 2,883 subordinate-supervisor dyads in a military setting. All forms of demographic similarity were weakly associated with satisfaction with one's supervisor and continued membership in the Army. White subordinates under the supervision of non-Whites expressed the lowest level of satisfaction with ...
R P, Vecchio, R C, Bullis
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Information Structure in Subordinate and Subordinate-Like Clauses

Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2003
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Subordinate and Pseudo-Subordinate Semi-Algebras

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1967
Throughout this paper E denotes a compact Hausdorff space, which, to avoid trivial complications, is assumed to contain at least two points. C(E), with the uniform norm, is the Banach algebra of all continuous real-valued functions defined on E; C+(E) is the set of those functions in C(E) which take only non-negative values. A subset of C(E) is a wedge
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Subordination and coordination

1982
After three chapters on the grammatical units of word, phrase and clause, you may now be expecting a chapter on the highest unit of all on our grammatical rank scale (2.2), the SENTENCE. In fact, the sentence does not have a structure like that of lower units: sentence is simply a name for the largest stretch of language we normally consider in grammar,
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Subordinate and Pseudo-Subordinate Semi-Algebras. II

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1968
This paper is a sequel to (1), to which the reader is referred for definitions and known results. As before, £ is a compact Hausdorff space and C+(E) is the semi-algebra of all continuous non-negative functions defined on E.
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