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11.1 Proposal In analysing the Tongan data, we proposed the following hypothesis. First, based on the fact that ergativity is manifested also at the level of syntax, we argue that ERG is a structural case. Second, following Bobaljik (1993), we assume that the difference between ergative case marking and accusative case marking is fundamentally the choice of active Agr. If a language chooses Agr...

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aving considered the Earth’s formation in the last chapter, let’s now use the tools of geochemistry we acquired in the first eight chapters to consider how the Earth works. The Earth, unlike many of its neighbors, has evolved over its long history and it remains geologically active. Four and a half billion years later, it is very different place than it was first formed. Certainly one of the ma...

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This article surveys some of the principal developments of computational aerodynamics, with a focus on aeronautical applications. It is written with the perspective that computational mathematics is a natural extension of classical methods of applied mathematics, which has enabled the treatment of more complex, in particular nonlinear, mathematical models, and also the calculation of solutions ...

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In this paper we discuss the difficult issue of how to reliably design and build systems that are fundamentally suited to interoperate with one another. Ideally, all these systems would be constructed using the proposed design principles, but the requirement to interoperate with legacy systems is also recognized. It is not a traditional systems engineering or technology based approach. Rather, ...

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