Qu'est-ce que tu voulais dire? The preceding phrase, meaning What did you mean/want
to say?, is a hallmark example of the current Parisian sound change. While standard
pronunciation of the imperfect verb form voulais is ...
This thesis examines the interactions between Latin and Eastern Christians in the period between the calling of the First Crusade in 1095 and the fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem in 1187 through Latin chronicles and letters. ...
This thesis investigates the language development in children with autism spectrum disorder
(ASD) versus that of typically developing (TD) children. This topic has been explored from
various angles across various fields, ...
In 2013, the number of charter schools in the United States topped 6,000, with enrollment exceeding more than 2.3 million students. Charters, which are privately run but publicly funded schools of choice, were founded with ...
This paper uses an econometric model to quantify the relationship between appearing on The Colbert Report and increases in political campaign donations. Using a fixed effects approach on a data set of 64 political candidates ...
In 2005, the German government introduced various integration courses in order to better support migrants and refugees. Since 2010, the refugee population in Germany has exponentially increased, particularly after Chancellor ...
In this thesis, I study an approach inspired by game theory to explain how features in the input data affect the output of machine learning models without access to the models' internal working. This approach assigns a ...
Engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) have become increasingly popular for use in
both industrial and consumer settings in recent years. Of the myriad of materials used to
synthesize ENMs, silver is one of the most common. ...
Disfluencies, parts of conversation which do not seem to add to the main content
of the dialogue, have been studied in vastly different ways in the past few decades. This
thesis investigates the occurrence of disfluencies ...
This paper explores the phenomenon known as 'quantitative metathesis' in Ancient
Greek. Historically this change, an apparent metathesis of vowel length, has been
considered to be true metathesis by classicists, but ...