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Search Our Site Sushi Newsletter View List Archive Sushi Bar Voc abulary A special vocabulary is reserved for sushi bars in Japan. Soy sauce is refered to as murasaki ("purple") instead of the normal shoyu . This is because most sushi restaurants have their own house sauce. When asking for tea after the meal, ask for agari ("finished") instead of the normal ocha . Normally the vinegared ginger slices are refered to as sushoga ("vinegared ginger"), but at the sushi bar it is called gari . Wasabi is shortened to sabi and sometimes if it is really strong it is called namida ("tears"). Green Tea Green tea is the national beverage of Japan. The Japanese word is ocha. In Japan, the tea ritual is a religion, part of the Zen Buddhism's the "Way of Tea". What makes Japanese tea "green" is the processing. Once the leaves of the tea bushes are picked, they are immediately steamed. This prevents the leaves from turning black so the result is green tea. Sa ke Sake is the general word for all alcoholic beverages as well as the national alcoholic beverage of Japan. Pure water and high-quality rice are the two requirements for good sake. Sake is made by injecting a special mold (aspergillus oryzae) into steamed white rice. The rice is fermented and then refined. The process takes about 45 to 60 days from start to finish. There is no aging. It is considered best to drink within 3 months of bottling.

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85. The Partnership For Reading: Explore The Research In general, vocabulary can be described as oral vocabulary (the words we use in speaking or recognize when listening) or reading vocabulary (the words we http://www.nifl.gov/partnershipforreading/explore/vocabulary.html

Background Definition of reading Criteria for research quality Principles from the reading research Reading instruction topics Phonemic awareness instruction Phonics instruction Fluency instruction Vocabulary instruction ... How to get complete studies Vocabulary Instruction Vocabulary refers to the words we must know to communicate effectively. In general, vocabulary can be described as oral vocabulary (the words we use in speaking or recognize when listening) or reading vocabulary (the words we recognize or use in print). Vocabulary plays an important part in learning to read. As beginning readers, children use the words they have heard to make sense of the words they see in print. They have a much more difficult time reading words that are not already part of their oral vocabulary. Vocabulary is also very important to reading comprehension. Readers cannot understand what they are reading without knowing what most of the words mean. As children learn to read more advanced texts, they must learn the meaning of new words that are not part of their oral vocabulary. Here are some of the highlights from the evidence-based research on vocabulary instruction: Children learn the meanings of most words indirectly, through everyday experiences with oral and written language.

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Introduction Using the Adult Collection Categories Terms ... Goals and Setting General Functional Literacy Question: Within a functional literacy program, is it possible to increase vocabulary knowledge? Comment: Initial research suggests vocabulary achievement can be improved in general functional literacy settings. Read the research trend.

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Contacts: Layna White lwhite*at*ucla.edu Collections Information Manager Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, UCLA Hammer Museum of Art and Mary W. Elings Digital Projects Archivist The Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley melings*at*library.berkeley.edu (please replace "*at*" with "@" when using email addresses above) Spectra and eSpectra . This web page is a SIG-sponsored information-sharing resource for the museum community. Resource Links The links below lead to some of the computer-related and controlled vocabulary standards most useful for museum functions. The first four categories pertain to resource description and retrieval, chiefly in the form of textual metadata, within and among systems and institutions; the last two comprise standards for digital images and other media resources. Links with an asterisk* download PDF files which require Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing. The Getty Standards Program's Introduction to Metadata provides a useful sense of context for many of the resources listed here. Also useful is

88. General Links general Resources, graphics are broken) which nonetheless contains a very extensive set of exercises of all types including grammar, vocabulary, spelling and http://www.britishcouncil.org/languageassistant/weblinks.html

Your guide to websites for learners and teachers of English, plus websites in the LanguageAssistant resource manual. General links Learning and teac hing Other links LanguageAssistant resource manual links General Resources Grammar ... Magazines Themes: Entertainment Travel Crime Society ... Environment The British Council is grateful for the expert assistance of David Eastment in creating this links page. Please send comments or suggested links to Martin Peacock Last updated 22/10/2001 Learning English This section contains sites which feature activities and other resources of interest to English language learners. LanguageAssistant manual links www.ciep.fr/malletgb/introgb.htm www.learnenglish.org.uk www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish www.edunet.com/elt ... www.telegraph.co.uk General Resources Better English An apparently neglected site ( the front page graphics are broken) which nonetheless contains a very extensive set of exercises of all types including grammar, vocabulary, spelling and quizzes - some of which are very sophisticated. Well worth a look.

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The Episcopal Church has a long tradition, and over that time has inherited, created, or retained many words that might not be familiar to visitors (or even to some of our regulars). These special terms, though confusing at first, are part of our rich heritage. Some of these words and phrases are more common in other parishes than at Good Shepherd. Nor is this list by any means exhaustive. Nor (and this is important) is memorizing any list of words a prerequisite to being a good Episcopalian. You can browse through the following text, click on one of the category links below, or do a search with your browser to find the term you're looking for. General terms Titles and jobs Sacraments, services and liturgy Seasons, Feasts and Holy Days ... Architecture General terms These are general terms used in the church that don't fall into the other categories. Alms Money or other offerings of the people for the work of the Church. Anglican : Literally, "English." The term usually refers to the Church of England and the worldwide assemblage of autonomous churches in communion with it. That assemblage, including the Episcopal Church , is known as the Anglican Communion . There are nearly 40 self-governing and largely self-supporting provinces of the Communion, located in more than 164 countries, making up 75 million people world-wide. Its emblem is shown to the right.

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Project Vocabulary Update 2004-05-07 - looks like I'm going to be needing this myself, so am in the process of revising - latest schema Overview This document specifies a vocabulary for describing projects independently of the project domain (e.g. software product development, fundraising, painting the garage). The intended architecture is primarily goal-oriented, that a project will consist of goals which may be broken down into subgoals and may be satisfied by completing a set of associated tasks. The vocabulary is constructed using the Resource Description Framework (RDF) and the Web Ontology Language (OWL). It may be used in conjunction with other RDF vocabularies such as FOAF or as an RSS 1.0 module. The schema is provided in RDF/XML (other syntaxes to follow). Its ontological definition is in the OWL DL sublanguage. This is a work-in-progress, a practical application is being developed for evaluation of the vocabulary. Please post comments here or mail me OWL Ontology - should be usable now, most terms are relatively stable though additional constraints (corresponding to the prose description below) are likely to be added.

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[Dspace-general] Controlled Vocabulary by Library Margret Branschofsky margretb at MIT.EDU Tue May 11 16:29:07 EDT 2004 Previous message: [Dspace-general] Controlled Vocabulary by Library Next message: [Dspace-general] Controlled Vocabulary by Library Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] MIT has suggested offering premium (for a fee) services in the future, one of which would entail library staff creating metadata or perhaps just controlled vocabulary for the communities. Has anyone implemented these premium services? And of more interest, has anyone offered this service to communities free of charge? Thank you Kristi Kristi Palmer Assistant Librarian, Cataloging Liaison to the Department of History University Library 755 W. Michigan Indianapolis, IN 46202 office: 317-274-8230 fax: 317-278-0368 klpalmer at iupui.edu -Original Message- From: dspace-general-bounces at mit.edu [mailto: dspace-general-bounces at mit.edu ] On Behalf Of dspace-general-request at mit.edu Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 11:03 AM To: dspace-general at mit.edu

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Next: About this document CFD Vocabulary Explanation of commonly used expressions in Computational Fluid Dynamics Jess A Michelsen, AFM/DTU, November 1995 Text in italics indicates crossreference. ADI method. (Alternating Direction Implicit). Solution algorithm, in which the operator of is split in a part, including only x -derivatives, and a part including only y -derivatives: . Eventual mixed derivative terms are transferred to the right-hand side. Both and are tridiagonal matrices. Hence, the split-operator system can be solved in a non-iterative, or implicit manner as a sequence of two simple systems of equations. A pre-requisite for convergence is, that must be a good approximation to . This is for example the case for transport equations, in which the time-step is not too large. In 3D, A is split in three parts, stability issues have been reported for 3D. Block-structured mesh = Multiblock mesh, in which each mesh-block is structured . Meshes, consisting of a single, logically connected block of cells has severe limitations in the modelling of the physical geometry. If the mesh needs to be refined in boundary layers, etc., only extremely simple geometries can be handled in a single mesh-block. In principle, there are two alternative departures from the single-block structured mesh. Either, one composes the mesh of a number of structured blocks, or one employs an unstructured mesh most often consisting of triangular cells in 2D or tetrahedral cells in 3D, connected in a more or less structured formation, which may appear more natural for very complex geometries. In a block-structured mesh, the computational domain is subdivided into a number of geometrical blocks, each with a simpler shape than the entire domain. The computational mesh in each block normally consists of

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