Does the past spell out the future?

Are the Past and the Future Really Out There?

Understanding Cyclic Spell-Out

In Chomsky (1998) the interesting suggestion is made that syntactic structures may be phonetically interpreted in successive stages rather than at a single point, and that the input to occurrences of this “cyclic Spell-Out” process are phase constituents of type vP and CP. The cyclic Spell-Out/CSO hypothesis of the relation of syntax to phonology has been considerably influential since its intr...

anbarnesa: the past tradition, the future medicine

conclusions the constituents of anbarnesa smoke mainly possess antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and growth inhibition effects on cancer cells. results literature review reveals that annas (anbarnesa smoke) enhances wound healing, decreases scar formation, inhibits growth of cancer cells (hela and kb) and has antimicrobial properties. also, annas combined with propylene glycol is nontoxic in 1/...

Analysing the Stewardship Function in Botswana’s Health System: Reflecting on the Past, Looking to the Future

Background In many parts of the world, ongoing deficiencies in health systems compromise the delivery of health interventions. The World Health Organization (WHO) identified four functions that health systems need to perform to achieve their goals: Efforts to strengthen health systems focus on the way these functions are carried out. While a number of studies on health systems functions have be...

ERIC: Past, Present, Future

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