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6 Feb 2001: An effect of semantic knowledge on recognition memory became apparentonly when perceptually different photographs of the famous people wereused in the study and test phases. ... The patients performed in the normalrange if they possessed semantic

11 Apr 2001: So what should be done? "The aim of public policy should be to expand opportunities for people and especially children," says Dr Bhalotra. ... Overall, child labour may be a parental choice and it may even be the best choice given the constraints people

17 Apr 2001: People must be coerced, controlled, threatened. Hierarchical structure, Defined roles, task oriented, little job flexibility. ... Flat management structure (e.g Matrix). Good communications, little status. People oriented: Flexible work teams.

11 Oct 2001: medical profession by attracting people from a more diverse range of backgrounds. ... This course will allow the University to react to the national need for more doctors by drawing upon a pool of people who had previously thought that medicine was not

14 Mar 2001: objectless, loitering, and purely vagabond"), "Tramps" ("a tramp. has no object whatever in going anywhere"), "Night Walks" ("us houseless people.

15 Oct 2001: It is estimated that 370,000 people need to be recruited over the next five years to fill the industry's skills gap. ... John Woods, Project Manager for Estates Management and Building Service at the University of Cambridge, highlighted the importance of

18 May 2001: If people tried to raise enough funding to take them to profitability they often didn’t get it. ... Whilst this is not strictly speaking incorrect it is nevertheless not true in the sense people often believe it to be.

23 Nov 2001: First President of Lucy Cavendish College. Fifty-one years ago, three academic women friends lunching together in Cambridge realised that they were "the kind of people" who might found a new ... People wishing to attend should inform the College, as

17 Dec 2001: Revd Barbara Moss, Chaplain at Great St Mary's, says:. "This is a carol service for people in the university who enjoy singing carols at Christmas and would like to come

16 Feb 2001: An adjacent overflow theatre is provided with live TV coverage. Each lecture is typically attended by 600 people, so it is advisable to arrive around half an hour early to ensure

30 Apr 2001: Profit (always a balancing figure). Balance Sheet. Debit Credit. Fixed Assets (eg Computer, Car) Creditors (people you owe money). ... 5 people, office etc £1M. 20 people, small factory £5M. UK Company types.

4 May 2001: Genetic screening also raises the question of how to tell people that they may be predisposed to a serious or even fatal condition.

29 Oct 2001: The programme aims to bring science directly into people's homes in an informal and very lively way.

9 Oct 2001: rules are very often not adhered to. As an exercise try to spot examples where people. ... Eg modied from a. Thurber story. People who eat carrots and have long ears cause earthquakes.

3 Dec 2001: In November Churchill College staged a photographic exhibition which used images from family photo albums to trace the history of Japanese people living in Britain since 1863.

20 Sep 2001: On the basis of past experience, roughly the same number of people will find theexercises too easy as find them too hard. ... Likewise, roughly the same number of people arelikely to find that the exercises take a very short time as find they take too

13 Jun 2001: Amongst the email collectionservices available is an FTP daemon. Naturally, Unix access control prevents thefetching of people’s email by FTP, but a “dir /homes////inbox” commandwill betray the time and ... One might implement Bell-LaPadula to

17 Apr 2001: Structural change; different skills, people. Formalisation. Cash. Second system effects. Communication.

12 Jul 2001: diplomats, army officers, colonial officials and others, who provided him with observations on the flora, fauna and peoples of the world. ... His correspondence with ordinary people sheds light on such non-elite social groups as pigeon-breeders.

18 Sep 2001: People can make successive strikes more quickly with alternatehands than with the fingers of the same hand. ... For example,many people imagine electricity as being like a fluid flowing through the circuit.