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On a Sakaguchi Type Class of Analytic Functions Associated with Quasi-Subordination

On a Sakaguchi Type Class of Analytic Functions Associated with Quasi-Subordination
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Supervisor^subordinate similarity: Types, effects, and mechanisms.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 1988
Three types of supervisor-subordinate similarity were identified: (a) perceived similarity, perceptions of how similar the supervisor and subordinate are; (b) perceptual congruence, similarity of perceptions about behaviors important in receiving a high merit pay raise; and (c) actual similarity of individual characteristics.
D B, Turban, A P, Jones
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Clause types and subordination

2000
In this paper one of the most important minimalist ideas is exploited for a model of clause linking. The formal encoding of information through bundles of fea­tures projected from the lexicon into syntax is thereby presented in a modified way.
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Doob-Type Estimates for Differentially Subordinated Martingales

Stochastic Analysis and Applications, 2012
Let X, Y be local martingales such that Y is differentially subordinate to X. The article contains the proof of the sharp estimates As an application, we establish sharp inequalities for stochastic integrals with respect to Brownian motion in ℝ d , derive some maximal bounds for harmonic functions and Riesz system and present tight estimates for a ...
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Weak type inequality for noncommutative differentially subordinated martingales

Probability Theory and Related Fields, 2007
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Joining Clauses with Subordinate Conjunctions: One Type of Complex Syntax

Perspectives on Language Learning and Education, 2014
The purpose of this article is to enhance clinicians' knowledge and skills about one complex syntax type, subordinate conjunction clauses. Children's complex syntax skills are critical to the expression of increasingly elaborate ideas and to meeting the demands of academic tasks. Complex syntax development begins in the preschool years. It is essential
Brian K. Weiler, C. Melanie Schuele
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