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Pragmatics (Oxford Introduction to Language Study Series) by George Yule, H. G. Widdowson, 1996-06-06
Explaining English Grammar (Oxford Handbooks for Language Teachers Series) by George Yule, 1999-01-21
The Study of Language by George Yule, 2010-04-19
The Study of Language : Ain Introduction by George Yule, 1994
The Study of Language 3rd Edition (Thoroughly revised and updated) by George Yule, 2006
Luther: Theologian for the Catholics and Protestants
An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics by George Udny Yule, 2010-03-02
Statistical Papers by George Udny Yule, 1976-01-01
Memory Manual: Explaining, in Short and Simple Lessons, a System of ... Developing the Memory ... with an Appendix ... by George Yule, 2010-04-20
Focus on the Language Learner (Language Education) by Elaine Tarone, George Yule, 1990-06-21
El lenguaje (Spanish Edition) by George Yule, 1998-11-12
Memory Manual by George. Yule, 2010-03-28
Referential Communication Tasks (Second Language Acquisition Research Series) by George Yule, 1997-04-01
Discourse Analysis (Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics) by Gillian Brown, George Yule, 1983-08-31

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George Udny Yule
George Udny Yule. This little boy s name name was George Udny Yule. Yule s parents allowed George to have an extensive childhood education.
http://www.mrs.umn.edu/~sungurea/introstat/history/w98/Yule.html

Extractions: February 18, 1871, on a small family farm in Morham, Scotland, Sir George Udny Yule and his wife, Henrietta Peach, gave birth to an ambitious little boy who would ultimately take many first steps in paving the way for the development of probability-based statistical methods. This little boy's name name was George Udny Yule. Yule's parents allowed George to have an extensive childhood education. This education began first in a day school, and then he was sent to a preparatory school near Rugby. After prep school, Yule was off to the University where he would spend most of his life working and studying in the mathematics discipline. Yule's university days as a student were spent at Winchester College and University College, London, where he studied civil engineering. He was unable to get a degree in this field because there were none available in the subject at the time. After turning away from civil engineering and leaving University College, Yule spent a year working with Heinrich Hertz. The investigations Yule did with Hertz on the passage of electric waves through dialects lead to Yule's first published paper. This was just the first of many of Yule's accomplishments. In 1893, Yule again made a career change when he accepted a demonstratorshiip position under Karl Pearson. Among other things, some of his main duties under Pearson were to draw up class plans, prepare specimen diagrams, and to critique Pearson's work. After working at this new position for a while, it was clear that Yule himself was beginning to think like a statistician rather than a civil engineer.
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George Udny Yule. George Yule senior married Henrietta Peach Pemberton who was the daughter of Captain Robert Boilean Pemberton of the Indian Army.
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Yule.html

Extractions: George Udny Yule 's father was also called George Udny Yule. George Udny Yule senior was one of three brothers, the other two being Robert Yule (killed during the Indian Mutiny while commanding the 9 th Lancers at Delhi), and Henry Yule (a colonel in the Royal Engineers but also a leading scholar who edited Marco Polo's Travels and was knighted). George Yule senior was involved in administration in the Bengal Civil Service in India and, like his brother Henry, was knighted for his services. George Yule senior married Henrietta Peach Pemberton who was the daughter of Captain Robert Boilean Pemberton of the Indian Army. The Yule family had a strong reputation for scholarship, with the grandfather of the George Udny Yule of this biography, William Yule, being a renowned scholar in Persian and Arabic. George, the subject of this biography, was born at Beech Hill, a house in Morham near Haddington in Scotland. When he was four years old the family moved from Morham to Tooting, London. Remaining in London, they moved from Tooting to Bayswater where George attended day-school in Orme Square. When he was ten years old he was sent to boarding school at Dunchurch near Rugby, then after three years he entered Winchester College, one of the oldest of the great independent schools of England situated in Winchester, Hampshire. It was at this school that the physics teacher W B Croft gave George encouragement to excel in his studies. He wrote many years later about his school days [6]:-
Poster Of Yule
George Udny Yule. lived from 1871 to 1951. Yule developed his approach to correlation via regression with a conceptually new use of least squares.
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Posters2/Yule.html
Pragmatics (Oxford Introductions To Language Study) George Yule
Title Pragmatics (Oxford Introductions to Language Study) yule george George Yule Subject ELT teaching theory methods Category Reference Languages Teaching
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George Yule Explaining English Grammar (Oxford Handbooks For Language Teachers)
Title Explaining English Grammar (Oxford Handbooks for Language Teachers) yule george George Yule Subject ELT grammars grammar practice Category shops
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George Yule
George Yule has worked as an English teacher in Britain, Canada, Jamaica, and Saudi Arabia. He has also taught Applied Linguistics
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Extractions: var javascript_version = 1.0; George Yule has worked as an English teacher in Britain, Canada, Jamaica, and Saudi Arabia. He has also taught Applied Linguistics in the Universities of Edinburgh, Hawaii, Louisiana State and Minnesota. He is the author of several books with Oxford University Press, including Pragmatics Explaining English Grammar , and Focus on the Language Learner
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Medicine, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary 59.95. 14. Explaining English Grammaryule george Yule 43.50. 15. Handbook of New Religious Movements
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George Yule
George Yule. (18291892). President - Allahabad, 1888 Having had for its welfare and progress. George Yule. Under friendly pressure WC
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Scholars: George Yule
George Yule. . Year, Titles, Publishers, ISBN. 1996, Pragmatics, Oxford, Oxford University Press, ISBN 019-437207-3. ? ?.
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George Yule
George Yule, George Yule Research Assistant. Graduate of Aberdeen University. Joined the Department of Geography in 1995. Information
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George Udny Yule
George Yule developed his approach to correlation via regression with a conceptually new use of least squares. ~ http//wwwhistory
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Extractions: After studying engineering and physics George Yule worked under Pearson from 1893. Some of his early work appears as examples in Pearson's papers. Yule worked at University College London where he was promoted to Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics in 1896. Yule's early work is on waves but as Pearson began to work on statistics Yule was more and more drawn into that field. In 1912 he accepted a Lectureship in Statistics at Cambridge, taking a drop in salary but never regretting the move. Yule's own work entitled On the Theory of Correlation was first published in 1897. He developed his approach to correlation via regression over the next few years with a conceptually new use of least squares and by the 1920's his approach predominated in applications in the social sciences. During World War I Yule worked as a statistician in the army, then at the Ministry of Food. He was awarded a C.B.E. for this work.
Valmennustiimi Eximia Oy : Pyrkiminen Ja Valintakokeet
Valintakoekirjat ovat Yule, George The Study of Language. Second Edition. yule george The Study of Language (Cambridge CUP 1996 tai uudempi painos).
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George Udny Yule. George Yule developed his approach to correlation via regression with a conceptually new use of least squares.
http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Yl.htm

Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page George Yule developed his approach to correlation via regression with a conceptually new use of least squares. After studying engineering and physics Yule worked under Pearson from 1893. Some of his early work appears as examples in Pearson 's papers. Yule worked at University College London where he was promoted to Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics in 1896. Yule's early work is on waves but as Pearson began to work on statistics Yule was more and more drawn into that field. In 1912 he accepted a Lectureship in Statistics at Cambridge, taking a drop in salary but never regretting the move. Yule's own work entitled On the Theory of Correlation was first published in 1897. He developed his approach to correlation via regression over the next few years with a conceptually new use of least squares and by the 1920's his approach predominated in applications in the social sciences. During World War I Yule worked as a statistician in the army, then at the Ministry of Food. He was awarded a C.B.E. for this work.
Oxbow Books/David Brown Book Company
George Yule looks at the origins of language and the development of writing in the first few chapters before focusing more on the methodology of linguistics
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George Yuleâs âSign Languageâ: An Article Review By Daniel Greene
Intro to Linguistics. Article Review. george yules Sign Language. Works Cited. yule, george. Sign Language. Language Introductory Readings . Ed.
http://www.danielgreene.com/yule_asl.html

Extractions: Daniel Greene A. Clutinger Intro to Linguistics Article Review I was impressed with the excellence of George Yuleâs description of American Sign Language, or ASL , as excerpted from his book, The Study of Language . Our textbook, Language: Introductory Readings titled the article, âSign Language.â This selection was well researched, neatly organized, concise and adroitly geared toward a reading audience completely unfamiliar with sign language and deafness. As an excerpt, and not an article per se , Yuleâs selection cannot be expected to have an explicit thesis sentence; nevertheless, two statements near the beginning and end of the selection respectively, when seen in the light of the evidence offered throughout, stand out clearly as conveying his thesis. They are, âIt would be a mistake to think that [speech] is the only form a first language can takeâ ( Language 647), and, âAll the defining properties of language are present in ASLâ (653). Before going into a description of the basic properties of ASL, Yule introduces the speech community which is the subject of this linguistic description by reporting that the American population of deaf users of ASL currently (as of his writing in 1987) numbers about 500,000, making ASL the third most commonly used non-English language in the United States (648). He then describes the educational methods used to teach them. He points out the failure of oralism Yule next describes ASL linguistically, providing brief overviews of its history, morphology, syntax, semantics, and lexicon. He recounts how ASL emerged after a deaf man from France came to America to help establish the first school for the deaf in the United States. His French Sign Language combined with elements of the several indigenous languages of deaf Americans (whose populations had previously been scattered). In his discussion of the morphology of signs, he refers to an illustration of a person signing THANK-YOU (the convention in writing ASL signs is to use all capital letters, and to hyphenate two words when the concept is represented by one sign). He analyzes the sign THANK-YOU to delineate the four
Yule Family Genealogy Forum
Jump to Forum. Home Surnames yule Family Genealogy Forum Re yule, george 1804 Northumberland, Eng Estella yule Pryor3/20/01
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Biography of george Udny yule (18711951) george Udny yule's father was also called george Udny yule. george Udny yule senior was one of Polo's Travels and was knighted). george yule senior
http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Yule.html

Extractions: George Udny Yule 's father was also called George Udny Yule. George Udny Yule senior was one of three brothers, the other two being Robert Yule (killed during the Indian Mutiny while commanding the 9 th Lancers at Delhi), and Henry Yule (a colonel in the Royal Engineers but also a leading scholar who edited Marco Polo's Travels and was knighted). George Yule senior was involved in administration in the Bengal Civil Service in India and, like his brother Henry, was knighted for his services. George Yule senior married Henrietta Peach Pemberton who was the daughter of Captain Robert Boilean Pemberton of the Indian Army. The Yule family had a strong reputation for scholarship, with the grandfather of the George Udny Yule of this biography, William Yule, being a renowned scholar in Persian and Arabic. George, the subject of this biography, was born at Beech Hill, a house in Morham near Haddington in Scotland. When he was four years old the family moved from Morham to Tooting, London. Remaining in London, they moved from Tooting to Bayswater where George attended day-school in Orme Square. When he was ten years old he was sent to boarding school at Dunchurch near Rugby, then after three years he entered Winchester College, one of the oldest of the great independent schools of England situated in Winchester, Hampshire. It was at this school that the physics teacher W B Croft gave George encouragement to excel in his studies. He wrote many years later about his school days [6]:-
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WJMLL 1/96: Alan Smith
yule, george, 1996 The Study of Language (2nd edition). Cambridge Cambridge University Press. Pp xii + ix. + 285 Paperback ISBN
http://wjmll.ncl.ac.uk/issue02/smith.htm

Extractions: (b) a copy of this notice shall precede the work or the excerpt. Yule's introduction to linguistics is certainly ambitious: no less than 21 sub-disciplines are presented in the space of 250 pages. Not only the "staples" of linguistics are covered, such as phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics, but also less well-known subjects such as sign language, and speech recognition systems. The breadth of coverage of Fromkin and Rodman's An Introduction to Language is also impressive, but that is almost twice the length of Yule's book. I am not aware of any introductory work of a comparable size to Yule's with a similar scope. This new edition claims that it "incorporates many changes that reflect developments in language study over the past decade." One of these developments has come in the field of animal language. The discovery that chimpanzees are capable of learning a symbolic language system purely by observing it in use, without explicitly being taught by humans, provides further evidence that some animals are indeed capable of learning "the barest rudiments of language", in opposition to Chomsky's belief. In the chapter on animal language, Yule pointedly takes certain scientists to task for their anthropocentrism, which one suspects has informed much discussion on this subject.

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