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PURPOSES www.elsevier.com/locate/esp A contrastive study of the rhetorical organisation of English and Spanish PhD thesis introductions ´ Carmen Soler-Monreal *, Marıa Carbonell-Olivares, Luz Gil-Salom ´ ´ ´ ´ Departamento de Linguıstica Aplicada, Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenierıa Informatica, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, ¨´ Camino de Vera s/n, 46022 Valencia, Spain Abstract This paper presents an analysis of the introductory sections of a corpus of 20 doctoral theses on computing

a health-related electronic bulletin board are analyzed to investigate two key processes instrumental to creativity: analogical reasoning and reflective reframing. A netnographic analysis of these two creative strategies revealed two consistent themes of physician partnership and personal outcomes. To study the implications of these two themes for hospital communications, a content analysis of 40 comprehensive cancer-center Web sites was conducted. The results demonstrate a gap: although patients

otiveigbuzor@yahoo.co.uk otiveigbuzor@yahoo.co.uk        A KEYNOTE ADDRESS DELIVERED AT A ROUNDTABLE ORGANISED BY THE COMMONWEALTH EDUCATION (CEF) AT ROCKVIEW HOTEL, ABUJA ON 5 TH SEPTEMBER, 2006 Un Discours prononcé à une table ronde ORGANISÉE PAR LA éducation du Commonwealth (CEF) À L'HÔTEL Rockview, Abuja le 5 SEPTEMBRE 2006     1. 1. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION The importance of education to human beings cannot be over emphasized. L'importance de l'éducation pour les êtres humains ne

To My beloved family … To my true friends … AKNOWLEDGMENT Firstly, I would like to thank my supervisor Professor Mohammed Mostefai for providing me with supervision, motivation and encouragement throughout the course of my work. Without his care, and friendship, I would not be able to complete this work. In particular I would to express to him my gratitude for his active and constructive participation in this thesis. I would like to thank Professor Benouattass Nourredine from department

ème BY THE END OF 6è, PUPILS WILL HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED TO THE FOLLOWING IN TERMS OF THEMES, SKILLS, FUNCTIONS / NOTIONS, GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURES AND ELEMENTS OF PHONOLOGY TOPICS Pupils will learn to talk in general terms about 1. Greetings and Introductions 2. School/classroom 3. Addresses & telephone numbers 4. Jobs 5. Time, dates 6. Personal identification 7. Countries & Nationalities 8. Family relationships 9. Homes, furniture items 10. Food, drinks & meals 11. Months, days of the week 12.

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is the CEO of Apple, which he co-founded in 1976. Apple Corporation operates broadly in three key consumer electronics markets, as manufactures, designs and market personal computers, related peripherals and software; develops and markets portable music players and related accessories; and provides services related to third party audio and video distribution. Drawing upon Datamonitor (2008), the three core products from each segment include iMac, iPod, and iTunes. It should be noted that the company

HISTORY 4 2.THE MARKET STRUCTURE 4 a)Market value and volume 4 b)Segmentation 5 c)Forecast 5 d)Competitors 5 3.PRODUCTS 6 PART-2-JAPANESE CULTURE 7 1.THE GROUP 7 2.THE STATUS 7 3.HARMONY & RELATIONSHIPS 7 a)“NO” 8 b)Silence 8 4.PRESENTATION 9 5.BEHAVIOUR 9 6.WORK SHEDULE 9 7.WOMEN 9 8.MAKING CONTACTS 10 PART-3-SUMITOMO CORPORATE CULTURE 11 1.RESPECT OF PEOPLE 11 2.ELIMINATION OF WASTE 12 3.THE KEIRETSU 13

Germany: Lessons for the UK David G. Green Benedict Irvine Civitas: Institute for the Study of Civil Society London First published December 2001 Civitas email: books@civitas.org.uk © Institute for the Study of Civil Society 2001 All rights reserved ISBN 1-903 386-17-9 Typeset by Civitas in New Century Schoolbook Printed in Great Britain by Hartington Fine Arts Lancing, Sussex Contents Page Authors Acknowledgements vi vii Introduction 1. France and Germany: the Consumer’s View