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1	1. Perception verbs in many languages show an interesting contrast as illustrated by the Column A vs. Column B verbs in the table below: Column A Look Column B Add to Reading List Source URL: www.fl.nctu.edu.tw Language: English - Date: 2009-11-23 20:27:40 Linguistics English auxiliaries and contractions Slang Grammar Linguistic morphology Kiowa language Wintu language
2	HTML5Apps In contrast to native “apps”, HTML5-based “apps” are platform and device agnostic and easy to move apps between devices. However, today, HTML5 lacks functionalities important for “apps” (rich APIs Add to Reading List Source URL: html5appsproject.files.wordpress.com Language: English - Date: 2013-10-22 09:52:06 Smartphones HTML Markup languages User interface techniques HTML5 Mobile app App Store Android HTML5 in mobile devices Obigo Browser
3	The Role of Tongue Root in Laryngeal Contrasts: An Ultrasound Study of English, Spanish, Hindi, and Korean Suzy Ahn (New York University) Background. Many languages have a phonological voicing contrast i Add to Reading List Source URL: labphon.org Language: English - Date: 2016-04-12 14:04:08 Phonetics Aspirated consonant Voice-onset time Voice Advanced and retracted tongue root Stop consonant Pre-voicing Fortis and lenis Murmured voice Consonant Glottalic theory Click consonant
4	3 Imperative Programming In contrast to functional programming, in which you calculate a value by applying a function to its arguments without caring how the operations are carried out, imperative programming is closer t Add to Reading List Source URL: caml.inria.fr Language: English - Date: 2011-11-23 02:41:37 Data types Functional languages Procedural programming languages Functional programming Primitive types Immutable object Reference Pointer Array data type Software engineering Computing Computer programming
5	ONE CASE OF CONTRAST EVOLUTION IN THE YUROK VOWEL SYSTEM1 Juliette Blevins University of California, Berkeley This paper examines a case of contrast evolution in Yurok, an Algic language. Former e has split into two vow Add to Reading List Source URL: corpus.linguistics.berkeley.edu Language: English* - Date: 2006-07-05 17:43:10 Phonetics Vowels Indo-European linguistics Languages of the United States Laryngeal theory Yurok language Apophony Indo-European ablaut Proto-Germanic language Linguistics Historical linguistics Linguistic morphology
6	1 Exploration The name Logo comes from the Greek word logos, which means “word.” In contrast to earlier programming languages, which emphasized arithmetic computation, Logo was Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cs.berkeley.edu Language: English - Date: 2003-12-25 23:36:56 Logo Next Magazine Type system Software engineering Programming language theory Computing
7	HTML5Apps In contrast to native “apps”, HTML5-based “apps” are platform and device agnostic and easy to move apps between devices. However, today, HTML5 lacks functionalities important for “apps” (rich APIs Add to Reading List Source URL: html5appsproject.files.wordpress.com Language: English - Date: 2013-10-22 09:52:06 HTML App Store Cloud computing IOS HTML5 in mobile devices Apperian Computing Markup languages HTML5
8	The 12th Manchester Phonology Meeting (12mfm) University of Manchester, 20–22 May 2004 Opacity from Contrast: Neutral Segments in Harmony Systems Nathan Sanders, Williams College [removed] Certain types of Add to Reading List Source URL: sanders.phonologist.org Language: English - Date: 2012-02-05 21:50:19 Languages of Brazil Languages of Colombia Tuyuca language Vowel harmony Consonant harmony Segment Optimality theory Linguistics Phonology Assimilation
9	Verbal Tone in Buli: a Morphosyntactic Analysis* Michael Kenstowicz MIT In languages where tone or accent is lexically contrastive there is often an asymmetry in the lexical categories that display the contrast. Typicall Add to Reading List Source URL: web.mit.edu Language: English - Date: 2007-02-10 13:18:04 Inflection Linguistic morphology Japanese language Tone Linguistics Agglutinative languages Grammar
10	I/O (F book, chapters 9, 10 and 15) All I/O in Fortran90 is record-based, typically with record delimiters of some kind. This is in contrast to C, which has stream I/O, with no record delimiters required. First let’s l Add to Reading List Source URL: exodus.physics.ucla.edu Language: English - Date: 2002-04-23 02:52:58 Programming language theory Fortran ALGOL 68 Fortran 95 language features Data file Computing Software engineering Procedural programming languages

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