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something requires a large investment of time—or looks like it will—it’s less likely to be used. I’ve always liked the passage in A Study in Scarlet where Dr. Watson is shocked to learn that Sherlock Holmes doesn’t know that the earth travels around the sun. Given the finite capacity of the human brain, Holmes explains, he can’t afford to have useless facts elbowing out the useful ones: “What the deuce is it to me? You say that we go round the sun. If we went round the moon it would not…

Bob – Blood on the Tracks o Smith, Patti – Horses o Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here o Queen – A Night at the Opera o Nelson, Willie – Red Headed Stranger o Earth, Wind & Fire – That’s the Way of the World o Mayfield, Curtis – There’s No Place Like America Today o Petty, Tom & the Heartbreakers - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (1st Album) o Modern Lovers – Modern Lovers [Rec 1972, not released until 1976] o Bowie, David – Station to Station o Mitchell, Joni – Hejira o…

· o Smith, Patti – Horses · o Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here · o Queen – A Night at the Opera · o Nelson, Willie – Red Headed Stranger · o Earth, Wind & Fire – That’s the Way of the World · o Mayfield, Curtis – There’s No Place Like America Today · o Petty, Tom & the Heartbreakers - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (1st Album) · o Modern Lovers – Modern Lovers [Rec 1972, not released until 1976] · o Bowie, David – Station to Station · o Mitchell, Joni – Hejira

cherché à focaliser ici le rôle joué par la photographie dans les oeuvres classiques que Malinowski a consacrées aux natifs des îles Trobiands, cherchant à découvrir comment l’anthropologue envisageait la photographie, comment il l’a faite, quelle place il lui attribuait et à quelles fonctions il la destinait au sein de son propre discours anthropologique. Mots-clés: anthropologie visuelle, Malinowski, photographie, sciences sociales. O título dado a essa comunicação é…

“parecem estar motivados por um interesse genuíno nos mecanismos e problemas da tradução e no “processo da vida entre línguas” (Arrojo, 1998). Os estudos citados a seguir, exemplificam o que vem sendo formulado acerca do exercício tradutório. James S. Holmes, citado por Figueredo (2005:101), propôs um enfoque mental dos processos de tradução, que denominou «mapping theory», e que sintetiza na frase seguinte: Entendo que, na realidade, o processo de tradução é realizado em vários níveis:…

performs data processing whenever we make a decision. We draw from our memory the known facts about the situation, and the probable results of various courses of action, and then we decide. We are usually not aware of the process but it does take place. In a business, for example, many things are known: the names and addresses of the employees, of the customers, and of the suppliers; the details of goods sold or stocked, their description, cost price and sales price; the number…

gesture, encourage capturing the model's appearance and gesture without explaining how to internalize the gesture so as to push it to extremes or apply it to a different figure. Personally, I think this compilation—if it were a book— would take its place among the top volumes on animation. There is an informal, lively charm to the original handouts that gives the reader a sense of 'being there.' You may want to check them out to get a feel for how this information was vi Walt Stanchfield

been loosely estimated as between 90 and 240 basis points.[78] Moreover, it appears that rehypothecation is likely to be important to financial institutions in the future. There is evidence that significant rehypothecation may be taking place a year after Lehman’s failure,[79] even though the absolute amount has not quite rebounded to pre-Lehman levels.[80] The reemergence of rehypothecation is not surprising, since attempts by customers (such as hedge funds) “to diversify…

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data, however. Sometimes differences can be accounted for in terms of what was measured: the reported area of a lake, for example, may vary depending upon the point at which measuring began. Other differences may result from natural changes that took place between the time of one measurement and another. Further, other data may be questionable because reliable information has been difficult to obtain. This is particularly true for remote areas in developing countries, where funds for…