…ieg, în Geschichte zwischen Freiheit und Ordnung. Gerald Stourzh zum 60. Geburtstag, hrsg. von Emil Brix, Thomas Fröschl, Josef Leidenfrost, Graz, Styria Verlag, 1991, p. 141). Copiile au fost efectuate la mașina de scris în anii celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial, cu acordul expl…

…ge and neolocal residence was the inevitable result of "progress," but earlier stages or survivals of larger, extended families were preserved among primitive contemporaries. Even when social scientists discarded the rigid, hypothetical evolutionary stages, they retained a typolo…

…he next generation of qualiied teachers is a signiicant concern. he current shortage of well- prepared science and mathematics teachers threatens our nation’s competitiveness and core strengths [1]. hese challenges come at a time when the need for physics teachers is greater than…

…lme: it was foundation deposits which were the focus of his attention, not the stages of building from a project's in- ception to its completion. This volume honouring Richard Ellis is, especially for those who have known Richard for a long time, a little different from most Fest…

…e their audiences to stories of human tragedy and suffering and, through their staging of such stories, they contribute to cultivating audiences’ dispositions towards human affairs” (2008: 838). In this story-telling capacity of its imagery, then, humanitarian communication inter…

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… Utopia at 500 14 Gregory Claeys 1. Evantropia and Dysantropia: A Possible New Stage in the History of Utopias 26 Lucas Misseri 2. The Facets of “Universal Religion”: Religion in Nineteenth-Century French Utopian Thought 44 Tomasz Szymański 3. Twenty-first Century Critical Dystop…

…er number of im- migrants (children and adults) coming to the United States is staggering and can be compared only to the influx of immigrants at the beginning of the twentieth century. Today, 11 percent of Americans are immigrants, a figure not much below the 15 percent of the t…

…f evolutionism, differences in these sets could only be explained by different stages in the unilineal development of humankind that followed natural steps, referred to as grades of civilisation (Hahn 2012, 35; Probst 2000, 156). Mobility did not play a role in the evolution para…

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…puters to recognize faces aigman et al. 2014 ), which can used to automatically tag eople in photo collections and for computers to in teract more naturally with their users. Classification with missing inputs Classification ecomes more chal- lenging if the computer program is not …

…lly optimizes surrogate loss function instead, whic acts as proxy but has adv antages. or example, the negative log-lik eliho of the correct class is typically used as surrogate for the 0-1 loss. The negative log-likelihoo allows the mo del to estimate the conditional probability…

… Annotation overview The following is a complete list of the annotation values (tags) and their respec- tive tiers with examples as used in these guidelines. These represent the main parameters identified for the discourse strategy “narration”. There is a minimal and an extended …

… and political evolution of project gives access to a rich and little known heritage in the time. The contents of the books also changed dur- the form of carefully preserved books, frequently exist- ing the sixteenth century with the emergence of political, ing in only a single c…