Introduction During mid-day, high temperature, low humidity and desiccation present considerable challenges to insect survival. A combination of sensory responses modulated by circadian clock-driven processes allow fruit flies— Drosophila melanogaster to coordinate their physiolo…

…ion of adab literature. This discrepancy between the components of Ahmedi's composition is identified as a principal factor contributing to the lack of interest in his work. Öz Ahmedî, klâsik Türk edebiyatının ilk yüzyıllarında gazellerine en çok nazire yazılan şairdir. Bu durum,…

…rrorism. We hypothesise that while anger about immigration is associated with opposition to cooperation on both policies, fear about immigration is associated with support for a common EU counter-terrorism strategy. Using a large-N cross- sectional survey conducted in Germany and…

…ion parallax—that is, the regular and continuous transformation of the apparent position of the cup relative to the other visible objects in front of and behind it. In this movement we see that the objects move for us at different speeds. These differences in speed lawfully relat…

…rban mega-projects evoke “the community” and rely on national inutile”. In juxtaposition to “Maroc utile”, these regions have been and international private-sector, civil-society and faith-based ac- historically disadvantaged and disproportionately subjected to the tors to consol…

…xperience that cannot be fully understood in terms of anything like beliefs, disposition to behave or mere neuron firings. These qualitative elements – called qualia – account for the distinctive sensations of cold connected to the water in a mountain stream, of the overwhelming …

…e afterlife: “Death is what arises when life neutralizes itself, when the contraposition is dissolved.” (Schlegel 1964, 36 [my transl.]) 4 Conclusion The article presented the cosmological ideas in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason as a starting point for the modern discussion of th…

…took a radical re- through the displacement of the concept of thinking of the opposition between nature and man by that of consciousness (Hegel); by sup- culture in structuralist ethnology (Macksey planting the idea of rational humanity with & Donato 1970, Powell 2006). Derrida h…

…nd ‘forest-in’, a lexification of ‘forest’ followed by an inessive locative postposition, may be old since both Japhug sɯŋɡɯ and Geshiza sʰənɔ have compounds made up of such components. Bragbar Situ ɕɐkhiɛ̂ /ɕɐkhá ‘forest’ is a bound state compound from ‘tree’ and ‘house’, which …

…hermore, Jackson and Lynch (2011) indicate that the Scottish Government is well positioned to provide a pro-active climate change agenda. In particular, Jackson and Lynch (2011) argue that the Scottish Government as well as Scottish local authorities should prioritise climate cha…

…ngs in other ways than adults do. The latter perspective – children as others – positions children as active agents in their environments rather than passive subjects who are vulnerable to manipulation and exploitation (Johansson, 2010; Linn, 2004; Montgomery, 2009; Wasko, 2010).…

…xperience that cannot be fully understood in terms of anything like beliefs, disposition to behave or mere neuron firings. These qualitative elements – called qualia – account for the distinctive sensations of cold connected to the water in a mountain stream, of the overwhelming …

…he regular reflexes of PS *ĭ > Ø and *j > Ø in the prefix and of PS *o in ‘strong position’, viz. lengthening (reflected in the Polish correspondent Zwór) and subsequent regular vowel modifications. P wir with variants and derivatives (8) and the German correspondents (14) lack prefix…

…ample, in HPSG the subject is dened not in terms of a D-structure congurational position, but rather as the least oblique complement of the relevant head, where relative obliqueness is modelled by position on the list which forms the SUBCATEGORIZATION (SUBCAT) value of that head4…

…orically and philosophically. Each approach brings distinct philosophical presuppositions and historical legacies, and understanding their evolution and contemporary status is essential for any critical appraisal of present-day debates—especially when seeking to clarify what enac…