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From publishing to knowledge networks: reinventing online ...
He shows that several established publishing principles need to be given up during this transformation.The text provides valuable insights for knowledge managers, designers of internet-based knowledge infrastructures, and professionals in ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary - Pagina 475
A farrier. Ains- KOrlJi. HO RSELITTER, hArs'-Ht-tnr. n. s. [horse and titter.] A carriage hung upon poles between two horses, in which the person carried lies along. 2 Mure. ix. HORSELOAD*, hArs'-lode. n. s. [lionx and load.] As much as a horse ...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ... - Pagina 210
an animal ; a machine Horseback, hars'-bak. *. the state of being on a horse Horsebean, hlrs'-bene. s. a small bean Horseboy, hars'-boe. s. a stable-boy Horsebreaker, hars'-bra-kur.s. one who tames horses Horsefly, hars'-fll. s. a fly that stings ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ... - Pagina 260
HORSEBLOCK, hArs'blAk. a. A block on which they climb to a horse. HORSEBOAT, hArs'bAte. s. A boat used in fer- ryinghorses : a boat propelled by horses. HO'RSEBOY, hors'bde. s. A boy employed in dressing horses, a stable-boy.
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ... - Pagina 192
An animal, a machine. Horseback, hlrs-bak^ $. The state of being on a horse. Horsebean,hars-bene,s. Small bean. Horsebreaker, hars-bra-kur, s. One who tames horses. Horsefly, hars-fli, s. A fly that stings horses. Horsehair, hars^hare, s.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
ebean, hars'-bene. t. fmall bean [horlt Horfebreaker, hars'-bra-kur. J. one who tames horfes Horfefly, hars'-fii. «. a fly that flings horfes Horfehatir, hars'-hare. i. the hair of horfes Horleleech, hars'-lotm.i. a leech that rales horfes Horfcman, ...
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Measuring Health : A Guide to Rating Scales and ... - Pagina 292
Snaith et al. proposed a six-item abbreviation that retained the most discriminating items from the HARS and added one on feelings of being keyed up (psychic tension); they named this instrument the Clinical Anxiety Scale (22). The six items ...
Ian McDowell Professor of Epidemiology and Community Medicine University of Ottawa, 2006
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A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ... - Pagina 188
Horrifick, hor-rlf'-Ik. a. causing horror Horror, hor'-rnr. s. terror, gloom Horse, harse. s. an animal ; a machine Horseback, hars'-bak. s. the state of being on Horsebean, hars'-bene. s. small bean [a horsel Horsebrcaker, hirs'-bri-kur. s one who ...
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Advances in Research and ...
The HARS has become the gold standard for pharmacological treatment outcome studies for GAD (see Lydiard & Monnier, Chapter 14, this volume). Across studies, reliability coefficients for the HARS have ranged from fair to excellent. For the ...
Richard G. Heimberg, Cynthia L. Turk, Douglas S. Mennin, 2004
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High Performance Networking, Computing, and Communication ...
For simplicity, the basic Hamilton-based recovery scheme is termed HBRS and the basic star-based recovery scheme is termed SBRS, as well as their improved schemes are termed HARS and SARS regardless of QoS metric (bandwidth or ...
