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    Sue Wright

    ... In English, barbaric means primarily vicious, coarse and cruel (Oxford English Dictionary, 1989), as do ... It is this intergroup language difference and the set of connections that link it to ... to construct an argument which... more
    ... In English, barbaric means primarily vicious, coarse and cruel (Oxford English Dictionary, 1989), as do ... It is this intergroup language difference and the set of connections that link it to ... to construct an argument which reveals a very close relationship between language and state ...
    ... continentale, File du Prince-Edouard et le Nouveau-Brunswick.30 (Landry and Lang, 2001: 9) A large proportion of the colonists in Acadia came from the areas of Aunis, Poitou and Saintonge, in the centre and west of France (Basque et... more
    ... continentale, File du Prince-Edouard et le Nouveau-Brunswick.30 (Landry and Lang, 2001: 9) A large proportion of the colonists in Acadia came from the areas of Aunis, Poitou and Saintonge, in the centre and west of France (Basque et al., 2000: 22), who emigrated largely ...
    Language is one of the key elements in the construction of human groups. All children are socialized into their respective language groups, and adults, striving to maintain comprehensibility within the group, teach children the structures... more
    Language is one of the key elements in the construction of human groups. All children are socialized into their respective language groups, and adults, striving to maintain comprehensibility within the group, teach children the structures and lexis used by the ...
    ... and Communication: The Role of Language in Nation State Building and European Integration/Sue Wright Multilingual Matters Series: 114 Includes bibliographical references and index 1. Europe-Languages-Political aspects. 2.... more
    ... and Communication: The Role of Language in Nation State Building and European Integration/Sue Wright Multilingual Matters Series: 114 Includes bibliographical references and index 1. Europe-Languages-Political aspects. 2. Multilingualism-Europe. 3. Nationalism-Europe. ...
    Language allows humans to act cooperatively, to plan, and to remember. It is the prime factor in the constitution of groups as well as a major barrier between groups. Language policy and planning is rarely just about language; it always... more
    Language allows humans to act cooperatively, to plan, and to remember. It is the prime factor in the constitution of groups as well as a major barrier between groups. Language policy and planning is rarely just about language; it always has political, social ...
    Turkish speakers in Britain have settled mainly in London and the south-east of the country. This study concerns a much smaller population in the city of Birmingham in the Midlands, and looks at whether Turkish is surviv-ing in the... more
    Turkish speakers in Britain have settled mainly in London and the south-east of the country. This study concerns a much smaller population in the city of Birmingham in the Midlands, and looks at whether Turkish is surviv-ing in the language repertoires of this group of ...
    ... Andrew Papadopoulos, MClinPsychol.,1 Sue Wright, PG Dip. (Psychol.),2,4 and Sarah Harding, BSc (Psychol.)3 ... Two quantitative measures were used, the Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) (Beck & Steer, 1988) and Self-Efficacy Scale... more
    ... Andrew Papadopoulos, MClinPsychol.,1 Sue Wright, PG Dip. (Psychol.),2,4 and Sarah Harding, BSc (Psychol.)3 ... Two quantitative measures were used, the Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) (Beck & Steer, 1988) and Self-Efficacy Scale (Sherer, et al, 1982). ...
    High voltage direct current (HVDC) converter stations generate radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) noise due to valve firing. The noise propagates into the AC and DC switchyards and along their corresponding transmission lines. This... more
    High voltage direct current (HVDC) converter stations generate radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) noise due to valve firing. The noise propagates into the AC and DC switchyards and along their corresponding transmission lines. This noise can affect the performance of adjacent communication, control and computer equipment, and can interfere with carrier system operation. Therefore, it is important to measure, predict,
    Integration is the operative term in today's localization (L10N) and translation environments. Translation departments and companies, as well as some individual translators, who have already grown accustomed to using workbench... more
    Integration is the operative term in today's localization (L10N) and translation environments. Translation departments and companies, as well as some individual translators, who have already grown accustomed to using workbench systems that combine translation memory ...
    Cet article repose sur une étude de la presse de l'Establishment en France, en Allemagne et au Royaume-Uni, au cours de la guerre des Balkans en 1999. Les sources sont la Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Le Monde et le Financial... more
    Cet article repose sur une étude de la presse de l'Establishment en France, en Allemagne et au Royaume-Uni, au cours de la guerre des Balkans en 1999. Les sources sont la Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Le Monde et le Financial Times. L'objectif est de voir en quoi la ...
    CURRENT ISSUES IN LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY Editorial Board Dennis Ager, Paul Chilton, Helen Kelly-Holmes, Christina Schaffner and Sue Wright are all members of the Institute for the Study of Language and Society at Aston University,... more
    CURRENT ISSUES IN LANGUAGE AND SOCIETY Editorial Board Dennis Ager, Paul Chilton, Helen Kelly-Holmes, Christina Schaffner and Sue Wright are all members of the Institute for the Study of Language and Society at Aston University, Birmingham Other Books in ...
    ABSTRACT This study presents development of a unique, powerful method for cooling high-frequency, AC conductors that can benefit end users of transformer windings, electrical machine windings, and magnet coils. This method of heat removal... more
    ABSTRACT This study presents development of a unique, powerful method for cooling high-frequency, AC conductors that can benefit end users of transformer windings, electrical machine windings, and magnet coils. This method of heat removal involves boiling a dielectric, fluorinert refrigerant that is in direct contact with litz wire conductors. A pool boiling test vessel is constructed, which provides for temperature control of the pool of fluorinert liquid. The test vessel is fitted with viewing ports so that the experiments are observed and studied with the aid of high-speed photography. Tests are performed on a variety of litz wire conductors. The boiling heat transfer coefficient is dependent on the conductor surface roughness. The size of the features on the conductor surface depends on the single-strand wire gage from which the conductor is constructed. All tests are performed with the conductors mounted horizontally. These tests are performed using a DC power supply. The results of these experiments will aid in the design of future cooling systems.
    Bus current transients, electric and magnetic field transients, and current transients coupled onto control and CT cables produced by switching operations in a 115 kV ring bus have been measured and characterized. This paper summarizes,... more
    Bus current transients, electric and magnetic field transients, and current transients coupled onto control and CT cables produced by switching operations in a 115 kV ring bus have been measured and characterized. This paper summarizes, compares, and discusses the similarities and differences among transients observed when energizing and de-energizing relatively short sections of bus during disconnect switch and circuit breaker
    ABSTRACT This article chronicles the history of mapmaking, showing how the way maps develop is in tandem with the development of patterns of group identity. The central question concerns our ways of conceptualising the physical world and... more
    ABSTRACT This article chronicles the history of mapmaking, showing how the way maps develop is in tandem with the development of patterns of group identity. The central question concerns our ways of conceptualising the physical world and whether these feed into language ideology, that set of beliefs, values and attitudes drawn from our socio-political environment, which directs, constrains and moulds our language behaviour. Benedict Anderson noted the parallel development of mapping, identity and language practices in nation building. My argument here is that it is also possible to see this association in the European medieval world and that there are some indicators that such co-occurrence is discernible in mapmaking, identity formation and language practices in post-national settings. As ever in the social sciences, it would be inappropriate to claim clear cause and effect. However, it is possible to demonstrate that changes in world view co-occur with changes in language behaviour. It may, therefore, be legitimate to hypothesise that the view of ourselves that maps give us and the identities we assume as part of groups thus constructed play some part in the choice of languages we willingly acquire and speak.

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