Schwarzschild radial functions. by Jensen, B, Candelas, P

“…The analytic properties of the scalar radial functions associated with the Schwarzschild metric as functions of the argument, angular momentum, and frequency are discussed. © 1986 The American Physical Society.…”

Tough constructions in the context of English infinitives by Brillman, Ruth

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A Space Bound for One-tape Multidimensional Turing Machines by Loui, Michael C.

“…The prood employs a generalized crossing sequence argument.…”
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Effectiveness of comparative advertising in eastern cultures. by Chong, Fui Khuen., Ng, Jan Nee., Ho, Yen Yuen.

“…In the research a weak argument i.e. radiation is introduced against the strong arguments.…”
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Singaporean teens' perceptions of public libraries by Kweh, Dennis Soon Huat.

“…It is argued that an understanding of the psyche of the teenager is an important step to attract this group of library users. The main argument is that the 'protector' stance adopted by library authorities is not the ideal approach.…”
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Incursion of the domestic : gone girl and the failure of state apparatuses by Muhamad Othman Sharif

“…The study of how domestic noir explores the inversion of individual agency with regards to the various state apparatuses. The argument is augmented with a brief analysis of body politics in the novel Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn.…”
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Algebraic Methods for Optimization Problems by Bird, R, Gibbons, J, Mu, S

“…We argue for the benefits of relations over functions for modelling programs, and even more so for modelling specifications. To support this argument, we present an extended case study for a class of optimization problems, deriving efficient functional programs from concise relational specifications.…”

Essence and Necessity by Ditter, Andreas

“…The argument is made against the backdrop of a novel, higher-order logic of essence (HLE), whose core features are introduced in the first part of the paper. …”
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Differential effects of message framing on obesity policy support between democrats and republicans by Lee, Tae Kyoung, Kim, Hye Kyung

“…Results indicated that Democrats perceived the gain-framed message as more persuasive than the loss-framed message and the perceived argument strength fully mediated the framing effect on Democrats' policy support; however, there was no framing effect on perceived argument strength among Republicans. …”
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Finnegans wake and readership by Nash, J, Nash, John Edward

“…<p>The argument of this thesis is that Finnegans Wake is a peculiarly appropriate text for an investigation of the academic discipline of English, and that the issue of readership is the best way to approach the Wake. …”

The 'full liberty of public writers': special treatment of journalism in English law by Danbury, R, Richard Danbury

“…Special treatment encompasses the affording of benefits to and the imposition of liabilities on journalistic institutions and the individuals who work for them. The arguments against special treatment are pragmatic and theoretical: pragmatic arguments emphasise, inter alia, the difficulty of providing a definition of journalism, and theoretical arguments emphasise the difficulty in explaining why special treatment can be coherent. …”

Us in the time of strangers imagining community in colonial Kenya and Tanganyika, c.1900-1965 by Goodman, E

“…A century later, as independence loomed, public argument turned on the fate of historically novel visions of ethnic, racial and territorial community. …”

On a principle of sufficient reason by Leftow, B

“…In the <strong>Metaphysics of Creation</strong> and <strong>The Metaphysics of Theism</strong>, Norman Kretzmann defends an argument for God's existence which he claims to find in Aquinas. …”

Democratising public reason by Kugelberg, H

“…</p> <p>The first part of the thesis is devoted to the critical argument. It argues that the value of civic equality, the idea that citizens are and should be fundamentally equal before the state, can explain why we should care about both liberalism and democracy. …”

Physics I.5 by Judson, R

“…As we shall see, this will be especially relevant to the argument at 188a25-30, to the whole of the argument ἐπὶ τοῦ λόγου, and to the three statements of the conclusion which Aristotle appears to have reached– 188b25-6, 188b28-30, and the concluding sentence of ch. 5 (189a9-10), ‘that the principles must be opposites is evident.’ …”

Resurgent malaria at the millennium: control strategies in crisis. by Baird, J

“…The basis of argument lies in the accomplishments of the Global Eradication Campaign viewed in an historical and geographical context. …”

The nature and limits of guidance by Pike, J

“…I do this while accepting that the law is necessarily normative. The argument is qualified in two key ways, however. The first is that by ‘guidance’, I have in mind a certain kind of interaction between people and the law, an interaction that (at least partly) occurs in people’s minds. …”

'Sewing the Fly Buttons on the Statute': Employee Inventions and the Employment Context by Pila, J

“…The purpose of this article is to revisit that assumption. In the argument made, section 39(1) was built around a private sector paradigm, the courts' departure from which is supported by a 'rational reason' in the Shanks v Unilever plc [2010] EWCA Civ 1283, [2011] RPC 12 sense. …”

The 'new antisemitism': a historically informed case study analysis by Stern-Weiner, J

“…By showing that New Antisemitism discourse does not compel as an argument, the thesis suggests that the New Antisemitism’s salience and influence are better explained by virtue of its role as a legitimating ideology. …”

Interpersonal arguing in Malaysia and how it compares to the U.S., India, and China by Waheed, Moniza

“…Malaysians had positive (not negative) correlations between argument-approach and argument-avoid, and between verbal aggressiveness (prosocial) and verbal aggressiveness (antisocial). …”
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