'Single effect' diaporamas de présentation

A Closer Look at the Last Thought Moment

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The Sequential Semantics of Producer Effect Systems

The Sequential Semantics of Producer Effect Systems. Ross Tate. The Sequential Semantics of Producer Effect Systems. Ross Tate. What is an Effect?. Leaks Information. Ignores Inputs. Throws Exception. Computation. Outputs. Inputs. Types.

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Water for Pharmaceutical Use Part 2: Water purification engineering

Water for Pharmaceutical Use Part 2: Water purification engineering. Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice. Objectives To examine the basic technology and requirements for: Water treatment systems Storage requirements Sampling and t esting

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Non-tracking Solar Thermal Technology and Its Applications

Non-tracking Solar Thermal Technology and Its Applications. Bruce Johnston UC Solar University of California, Merced bombdog@sbcglobal.net. Objectives. The objective was to develop a non-tracking solar thermal system that would: Operate at relatively high temperatures

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Cause and effect (aka causal analysis)

Cause and effect (aka causal analysis). Cause and effect writing deals with relationships in time. Keep a timeline in mind. past ___________ present__________future A cause is an event or situation that brings about something else, which we call an effect.

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Continental Theatre

Continental Theatre . 19 th Century 1800-1915. Styles of the Continental Theatre. 1. Romanticism - closet drama (Byron, Shelley, Tennyson) - adventures (Dumas) 2. Realism - illusion of reality- (Ibsen, Strindberg) - clear conflict- (Stanislavsky)

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Exploring actions and consequences . . .

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Monadic Regions

Monadic Regions. Matthew Fluet Cornell University. Introduction. Draw together two lines of research Region-based memory management Regions delimit lifetimes of objects new ? .e Monadic encapsulation of effects Embed imperative features in pure languages

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Structures of Nonfiction Text

Authors use many different methods to organize information. If you know which organizational method the author is using, you will better understand the information you read. Authors use two techniques to clearly show how ideas are related to one another: Organizational Methods (Patterns)

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Monadic Regions

Monadic Regions. Matthew Fluet Cornell University. Introduction. Draw together two lines of research Region-based memory management Regions delimit lifetimes of objects new ? .e Monadic encapsulation of effects Embed imperative features in pure languages

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Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect. Patterns for Development. Two Basic Formats. Single cause with multiple effects Single effect with multiple causes. Introductions. Find an engaging way to begin your essays. Look at the examples by Brent Staples and Stephen King from the book.

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Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect. Patterns for Development. Two Basic Formats. Single cause with multiple effects Single effect with multiple causes. Introductions. Find an engaging way to begin your essays. Look at the examples by Brent Staples and Stephen King from the book.

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Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature. Unit Notes. Gothic style is characterized by the following elements:. The story is set in bleak or remote places. In classic gothic stories, this is often a ruined castle or mansion. Characters are in a state of psychological or physical torment.

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Fall of the House of Usher

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