Reactions in coal ash melts

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Animal research in early American psychology

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Jumping out of context – Jumping out of tone

The study presented here investigates how different degrees of conceptual integration, as predicted by direct and indirect reported speech, effect speakers’ prosodic behaviour in interaction. It makes a threeway distinction between authentic direct, false direct and indirect reported speech and predicts that greater conceptual distance, predicted by authentic direct reported speech, will lead to a greater deviation from the speaker’s prosodic habitus with respect to register shifts, while the greater conceptual integration assumed in indirect reported speech will lead to greater prosodic integration

GeoCanada 2010 -Working with the Earth Inserting Stratigraphic Deconvolution into the Possessing Flow to Improve the Resolution of AVO

Summary Stratigraphic deconvolution has proved to be an effective tool in enhancing the resolution of seismic data, but this enhancement process has been limited to stack data and cannot address the limitations imposed by limited resolution in gather traces that go into AVO analysis. The match filter approach of stratigraphic deconvolution, because of its simplicity, may be able to address this resolution limitation of AVO. The concept is to design the operator on fully processed stacked data, and then apply this operator to the unstacked traces of the gathers that are used in the AVO analysis. The section above has been converted to the much higher resolution section below by the application of a Match filter using the VSP from the well as a reference