David Banks Bücher

Modern data analysis stands at the interface of statistics, computer science, and discrete mathematics. This volume describes new methods in this area, with special emphasis on classification and cluster analysis. Those methods are applied to problems in information retrieval, phylogeny, medical diagnosis, microarrays, and other active research areas.

This is a practical guide for journalists and other writers whose job takes them into contact with the law. This edition takes account of recent and forthcoming changes in the law as they affect journalists.

Focusing on linguistic features of early academic periodicals, this study analyzes the Journal des Sçavans and Philosophical Transactions from 1665 to the late 17th century using Systemic Functional Linguistics. It examines thematic structure, process types, modality, and nominalized processes across selected issues, highlighting differences influenced by editorial choices and historical context. With over 66,000 words from the Journal and 77,000 from the Transactions, the research contextualizes the texts and elucidates their linguistic evolution during this formative period.

Focusing on the evolution of translations, this work examines the various versions that emerged throughout history, highlighting their cultural and linguistic impacts. It delves into the challenges translators faced and the choices they made, providing insights into how these translations influenced literature and communication across different eras. The book also explores the significance of translation in shaping ideas and fostering cross-cultural understanding.

Offering a clear yet comprehensive introduction to Systemic Functional Grammar, this book caters to both beginners and experienced linguists. It balances accessibility with depth, making it an ideal resource for those looking to grasp the foundational concepts of English grammar.

Focusing on systemic functional linguistics, this book offers an accessible introduction specifically through the lens of the French language. It explores the unique grammatical structures and functions within French, making complex linguistic concepts understandable for readers. The approach emphasizes the practical application of grammar in communication, highlighting the relationship between language and its social context.

Set during the tumultuous final days of the Civil War, the narrative follows Willis Reed, a young soldier facing a profound internal conflict between his loyalty to family and his love for a woman. As violence and moral dilemmas rage around him in war-torn Arkansas, Reed's journey explores the complexities of duty and personal sacrifice. His quest for what is right amidst chaos raises the stakes of survival and love in a landscape marred by bloodshed.

Focusing on the evolution of scientific language, this book evaluates prior research, particularly Halliday's contributions, and outlines the linguistic features of scientific writing from Chaucer's early work to contemporary texts. It examines significant writings by prominent scientists from the late seventeenth century and analyzes a corpus from the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, spanning 1700 to 1980, highlighting the genre's development and its impact on communication in the scientific community.

The book explores the adoption and use of ICT among various types of users, categorizing them into leaders, typical users, and late adopters. It utilizes a re-formulated LIASE framework to present findings, focusing on areas such as ICT literacy. Through extensive research, it highlights the differences in ICT engagement and offers insights into how small businesses can enhance their effectiveness through improved technology use. The study aims to provide practical guidance for better ICT integration in business practices.