Parliamentary Papers, Volume 48H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Priming hypotheses Every word is primed for use in discourse as a result of the cumulative effects of an individual's encounters with the word. If one of the effects of the initial priming is that regular word sequences are constructed ...
... Priming hypotheses Every word is primed for use in discourse as a result of the cumulative effects of an individual's encounters with the word. If one of the effects of the initial priming is that regular word sequences are constructed ...
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... primed by the RBI, which in turn is primed by the CFBI. Human utterances of all sorts, and more broadly all human communicative and cognitive acts, are primed by an oversaturated heteroglot channel of mental interpreters. In very broad ...
... primed by the RBI, which in turn is primed by the CFBI. Human utterances of all sorts, and more broadly all human communicative and cognitive acts, are primed by an oversaturated heteroglot channel of mental interpreters. In very broad ...
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... priming before anthesis improved the tolerance to a subsequent drought stress during grain filling, resulted in higher grain yield and enhanced photosynthesis rate and ascorbate peroxidase activity in the primed plants than in the ...
... priming before anthesis improved the tolerance to a subsequent drought stress during grain filling, resulted in higher grain yield and enhanced photosynthesis rate and ascorbate peroxidase activity in the primed plants than in the ...
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... Primed one timeb 1910 49.49 945 116 $ -35 87.6 1673 Primed two times +315 2045 49.88 1020 135 75 88.8 1816 143 Total for one and two primings + -251 +110 +458 1946 Unprimed - mature harvest 1759 $ 49.18 $ 865 81.2 1428 Primed one timeb ...
... Primed one timeb 1910 49.49 945 116 $ -35 87.6 1673 Primed two times +315 2045 49.88 1020 135 75 88.8 1816 143 Total for one and two primings + -251 +110 +458 1946 Unprimed - mature harvest 1759 $ 49.18 $ 865 81.2 1428 Primed one timeb ...
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... primed tobacco , the one ex- ception being 1916 , a year of low yield due to excessive moisture . Averaging the four ... primed , $ 247.66 -increase , $ 48.97 . In 1914 , value of cut tobacco per acre , $ 68.00 ; primed , $ 121.10 ...
... primed tobacco , the one ex- ception being 1916 , a year of low yield due to excessive moisture . Averaging the four ... primed , $ 247.66 -increase , $ 48.97 . In 1914 , value of cut tobacco per acre , $ 68.00 ; primed , $ 121.10 ...
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