Commentary on Chapter 11: Comparing the PENTA model to autosegmental-metrical phonology by Pierrehumbert, JB

Chapter 1.1 What did we learn from microdialysis? by Sharp, T, Zetterström, T

Transforming the Bodleian: Chapter 11 - Implementation of a new integrated library system by Price, D

Regulating the restructuring of the US steel industry: Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code and pension obligations by Clark, G

“…Based upon a case study of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of the LTV Steel corporation, and competing claims made in federal court by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation and the United Steelworkers of America union for status regarding LTV's statutory obligations, it is argued here that restructuring has precipitated an immanent crisis of regulation. …”

Chapter 11. Mast cell localization within the airway smooth muscle: Relationship to airway hyperresponsiveness and other asthma phenotypes by Wardlaw, A, Bradding, P, Pavord, I, Brightling, C

Agent-relative prerogatives and sub-optimal beneficence by Bader, RM

“…The first part of Chapter 11 uses considerations of sequential choice to argue that suboptimal beneficence is impermissible. …”

Alternative pathways to carbon mobility by Givoni, M

“…Here, mobility is defined as the total amount of travel that is undertaken on all forms of transport (Chapter 1), and carbon is used to illustrate the various negative environmental impacts from transport (Chapter 11). As discussed in Part I of the book, and emphasized in Chapter 12, it is the nature of the current transport and mobility system that results in high levels of carbon consumption and emissions, with each of the elements of the system as well as the linkages between them acting to preserve or reinforce high carbon mobility. …”

Calibration of a hybrid local-stochastic volatility stochastic rates model with a control variate particle method by Cozma, A, Mariapragassam, M, Reisinger, C

“…We build upon the particle method introduced by Guyon and Henry-Labord`ere [Nonlinear Option Pricing, Chapter 11, Chapman and Hall, 2013] and combine it with new variance reduction techniques in order to accelerate convergence. …”

‘Ridiculed for not having anything’: Children’s views on poverty and inequality in rural India by Crivello, G, Vennam, U, Komanduri, A

“…Young people growing up in poor communities are generally alert to inequalities and injustices, and to their own disadvantaged situations (see for example, Chapter 11 by Gillian Mann; Bissell 2009; Camfield 2010; or Witter 2002). …”

Quantifying the strength of evidence in forensic fingerprints by Forbes, P

“…Chapter 10 defines the class of compatible weighted proper scoring rules. Chapter 11 derives new results for the score matching estimator, which can quickly generate point estimates for a parametric model even when the normalization constant of the distribution is intractable. …”

Shadow of a taxman: how, and by whom, was the Republican government financed in the Irish War of Independence (1919-21)? by Adams, RJC

“…Chapter 10 then focuses on the Dáil’s Second External Loan, relating it to the Anglo-Irish peace negotiations. Finally, chapter 11 explores the Dáil’s fundraising in Argentina.…”

Masters and masons of the English Cathedrals in the later Middle Ages a study in management based on a systematic analysis of the surviving fabric rolls, 1290-1540 by Paterson, C

“…Part III investigates the changing design and management roles and the business models of the master masons, and how these impinged on the masons’ working practices and on the ability of the cathedrals to achieve new projects. In Chapter 11 the changing pattern of costs and revenues is set against the context of the late medieval English economy and related to the completion of the cathedral building campaigns.…”

Some aspects of anthropomorphism in the terminology and philosophy underlying Western and Japanese studies of the social behaviour of non-human primates by Asquith, P

“…The application of traditional Japanese ideas of nature to their methodology and the use of a socioanthropological framework for explanation of observed behaviour is seen to be compatible with anthropomorphism in the Japanese studies.</p> <p>Chapter 11 summarizes the course of the study and discusses what conclusions may be drawn.…”

The growth of fringe benefit provision by Bevan, P, Bevan, Philippa Bevan

“…Chapter 9 considers ideologies and practices of trade unions and the TUG while Chapter 10 investigates how Government action has affected benefit provision, Chapter 11 analyses the responses of employees to benefits.…”

John Sadler and the 'Sadler' partbooks (Oxford, Bodleian Library MSS Mus. e. 1–5) by Burke, JRA

“…</p> <p><b>Part Three</b> concerns the afterlife of Sadler's partbooks. Chapter 11 surveys the later owners of the volumes, the marks they made to them, and the sale history of the set. …”

Binuclear complexes as quantitative imaging agents by Hill, L

“…In these systems, the relative instability of catechols in solution combines with inner filter effects to present challenges to method development. </p> <p>Chapter 11 lays out the conclusions reached over the course of this work and suggests possible opportunities for further work. …”

A grammar of Wano by Burung, W

“…The thesis includes: (i) an introduction of Wano topography and demography; a brief ethnographic sketch; some sociolinguistic issues such as name taboo, counting system and kinship terms; and typological profile of the language in chapter 1; (ii) morphophonological properties in chapter 2; (iii) forms and functions of nouns in chapter 3; (iv) verbs in chapter 4; (v) deixis in chapter 5; (vi) clause elements in chapter 6; and (vii) intransitive/transitive non-verbal predication in chapter 7; (viii) clause combination is consecutively observed in terms of coordination and subordination in chapter 8; serial verb constructions in chapter 9; clause linking in chapter 10; and bridging linkage in chapter 11. Chapter 12 sums-up the overall thesis.</p> <p>Wano has 11 consonantal and 5 vocalic phonemes expressed through their allophonic variations, consonantal assimilation and vocalic diphthongs. …”

Experimental advances in electrode kinetics by Suwatchara, D

“…In this experiment, a varying degree of adiabaticity was achieved by changing the distance of approach between the reagent and the electrode through the use of supporting electrolyte cations of differing size. Chapter 11 extends the study on adiabaticity to a system with a lesser degree of adiabaticity, namely 2-Nitropropane. …”

A model for combating race discrimination within EU law by McInerney, S

“…</p> <p>Chapter IV also relies on the contextual approach of Chapter 11 but applies it to a legal context. It examines the legal context of race discrimination in EU law, with special emphasis on the legal construction of race through the distinction between EU Nationals and Third Country Nationals. …”

A philosophical investigation of the relativity thesis of language by Ware, RX

“…The distinction is questioned and is discussed later in chapter 11.</p><p>The fifth chapter is a discussion of some of the views and experiments of a contemporary psychologist, Erie Lenneberg. …”