Two breaks make a translocation

Two Collaborative Feedback Models in EFL Writing Instruction: Do They Make a Difference?

Research in L1 writing has found numerous benefits of employing collaborative learning in the classroom. The research findings on group work provide clear evidence that engaging learners in group activities increases opportunities for students to engage in the negotiation of meaning, which further leads to better acquisition. The present study, implementing two different collaborative feedback ...

Radio-ulnar dislocation-translocation in children:report of two cases

  this is a report of 2 very rare cases of Radio-ulnar dislocation-translocation in children from Kerman SHahid Bahonar haspital.this type of dislocation is very rare and only ten have been reported in the literature including  our report of two cases.in this type of dislocation the location of proximal ends of radius & ulna are altered,so that the capitellum articulates with the olecranon and...

Two Rights Sometimes Make a Wrong

At the SAC’96 a new iterated block cipher, Akelarre, was proposed. Akelarre uses components of the block ciphers RC5 and IDEA and is conjectured strong with four rounds. This paper shows that Akelarre with any number of rounds is weak even under a ciphertext only attack. This illustrates that mixing two (presumably) strong ciphers is not always a good idea.

Two monologues do not make a dialogue.

When Two Wrongs Make a Right