This paper presents and describes the process of borrowing Turkic origin words into English. The languages world have been enriched at expense each other for millennia. Every day, new are created in world, these typically spread concepts or refined to neighboring related languages. There is a very ancient history Turkish different In English it was happened as result Mongol-Tatar invasions Euro...

According to Schopenhauer's compensation argument for pessimism, the non-existence of world is preferable its existence because no goods can ever compensate mere evil. Standard interpretations take this be based on thesis that all are merely negation evils, from which they assume it follows apparent in life fact empty and without value. This article develops a non-standard variant standard inte...

Therapeutic procedures recommended include miotics (Rychener, I944), hot and cold compresses (Kushner, 1959), and anterior chamber irrigation with proteolytic enzymes (Podos, Liebman, and Pollen, I964; Sinskey and Kricheskey, I962; Scheie, Ashley, and Weiner, 196I; Pierse and Legrice, I964). Sinskey and Kricheskey (I959) observed that neither miotics nor mydriatics had any detectable effect on ...

The ratio of double-to-single ionization of He has been measured between 280 eV and 1210 eV to investigate its energy dependence in the intermediate region. The new intermediate energy measurement, compared with the most recent theories of Pan and Kelly and of Hino and Hino et al., show the importance of including not only ground state but also final state correlations. They also appear to indi...

Simulated Environments for Human-Robot Interaction Research PC-based virtual world simulations provide a light weight solution to perform Human-Robot Interaction research on robots that are still in early stages of development, or even purely hypothetical robots. Researchers can use simulators to collect data to build and evaluate interaction models at the same time as core components of the re...

FORTSCHRITTE DER ALLERGIELEHRE Vol. VII Contribtors : H. Fudenberg, San Francisco, Calif. S. P. Halbert, New York, N.Y. K. Ishizaka, Tokyo W. Manski, New York, N.Y. S. B. Salvin, Hamilton, Mont. R. W. Schayer, Rahway, N.J. B.H.Waksman, Boston, Mass. Edited by Paul Kallós, Helsingborg and Byron H. Waksman, Boston, Mass. With 46 figures and 42 tables BASEL (Switzerland) S. KARGER NEW YORK All rig...

This study aimed to shed light on the meanings ascribed to chronic pain in medical discourse and clinical practice in two Pain Clinics located in University hospitals in Salvador (Bahia) and São Paulo, Brazil. An ethnographic approach used participant observation and semi-structuralized interviews with attending and managing physicians. Data analysis drew on the clinical models developed by Byr...

Unavailability in enterprise systems is usually the result of planned events, such as upgrades, rather than failures. Major system upgrades entail complex data conversions that are difficult to perform on the fly, in the face of live workloads. Minimizing the downtime imposed by such conversions is a time-intensive and error-prone manual process. We present Imago, a system that aims to simplify...

Faas, Travis Byron. M.S., Purdue University, May, 2010. An Examination of Social Presence in Video Conferencing vs. an Augmented Reality Conferencing Application. Major Professor: Ronald Glotzbach. This study focused on the implications of augmented reality videochat when used in an educational context. Traditional web conferencing systems are impaired by limitations that inhibit their use for ...