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Readability and Language Complexity in Old and New Law Study Guides: A Corpus-Based Account of a Stylistic Shift

Hubbard H. (2005)

[No abstract available]
The Value of Oral Corpus Annotation for Improving the Acceptability of Technical Terminology in Zulu

van Huyssteen L. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Dependency Assimilatory Relations within Xhosa Nasal Compounds of the Class 9 Nominal Prefixes

Podile K. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Exploring the Cross-Border Standardisation of Chisena

Barnes L.; Funnell B. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Teacher Judgments-Going beyond Criteria for Judging Performance

Scarino A. (2005)

[No abstract available]
The vegetation of the farms Ingleside and Welgedacht of the Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape

Brown L.R.; Bezuidenhout H. (2005)

South Africa is well known for its semi-arid lowland areas that have a distinct flora and species composition. Because ecosystems react differently to different management practices, it is important that a description and ...
The canon as text for a biblical theology

Loader J.A. (2005)

The novelty of the canonical approach is questioned and its fascination at least partly traced to the Reformation, as well as to the post-Reformation's need for a clear and authoritative canon to perform the function ...
A finite-state transducer for Northern Sotho deverbative nouns: The morphophonemic rules

Kotze P.M. (2005)

The starting point in creating a lexical transducer that would analyse and generate lexical forms grammatically is the enumeration of morphotactic rules. In documented languages, these can be deduced from the written ...
New Testament Studies and Missiology in South Africa: Uneasy bedfellows?

Saayman W. (2005)

The article argues that New Testament Studies and Missiology exist in an uncomfortable relationship in South Africa. The two main reasons for this are the separation between the theological disciplines since the Enlightenment, ...
Responding to Student Writing: A Taxonomy of Response Styles: When Language (Accuracy) Matters Too Much

Spencer B. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Problems of Implementation in the Lesotho Fund for Community Development

Monaheng T. (University of South Africa Press, Unisa, 2005)

[No abstract available]
Suicide mortality in South Africa: A city-level comparison across socio-demographic groups

Burrows S.; Laflamme L. (2006)

Background: South Africa offers a valuable study environment to assess the impact of political and social changes on health. Increasing urbanisation has led to a focus on city development and its effect on its residents. ...
Effect of remote band coupling on net recombination current in type-II heterostructures

Botha A.E. (2006)

Exact analytical expressions for the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the six-band k·p matrix Hamiltonian for narrow-gap III-V semiconductors are used to derive an analytical expression for the transmission coefficient T ...
Strategies for teaching end-user computing to learners with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Pilkington C.; Naude E. (2005)

The shift to an information-based economy requires workers to have technical skills essential to the performance of their jobs. Computer literacy has become an essential requirement. Workplace use of computers involves ...
Palladium in GaN: A 4d metal ordering ferromagnetically in a semiconductor

Osuch K.; Lombardi E.B.; Adamowicz L. (2005)

It is shown that a 4d metal (palladium) orders ferromagnetically in GaN, forming a dilute magnetic semiconductor. The ferromagnetic ordering occurs despite Pd being nonmagnetic in its natural phase. Pd0.0625 Ga0.9375 N is ...
Galaxy properties and photometric redshifts

Fritze - V. Alvensleben U.; Bicker J.; Cunow B. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Giving and Governing Policy Advice: The South African Economic Advisory Council, 1960-1985

Pretorius L. (2011)

In this paper the pre-1994 South African Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council is explored as a case for identifying effects of institutionalised interest representation on the exchange of information and policy advice. ...
The human freedom to find meaning: A logo-philosophical reading of Revelation 1:3

De Smidt K. (2005)

Victor Frankl's logophilosophy is relevant for a contextual interpretation of Rev 1:3. According to this philosophy there has to be meaning to life under any conditions, even the worst conceivable. Life has potential meaning ...
Linking Feature Geometry and Aperture Theory: A Strategy to Explain the Complex Cases of the Xitsonga Nasal Place Assimilation

Nkuna P. (2005)

[No abstract available]
The persuasive power of peer guides in websites that promote HIV/AIDS voluntary counselling and testing

Nieuwboer I.; Maes A.A.; Swanepoel P. (2005)

This study investigates the persuasive power and cultural appropriateness of a personal agent in websites intended to persuade university students to go for Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT). Three versions of the ...

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