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On the Internal Structure of the English Small Clause
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis paper is an attempt to investigate the phrase-internal structure of so-called "small clauses" in English, which appear smaller in size than full clauses, in the sense that though they can express predication relation with the subject and the predicate within themselves as a clause normally does, they lack the complementizer, the inflectional node, especially Tense element, and sometimes even a verb. It has often been claimed that they should be analyzed as a maximal projection of the predicator, which can be any lexical category; a noun, an adjective, a preposition, or a verb. But there are some pieces of evidence suggesting that they also have a functional layer over the lexical projection, as the full clause does. It is demonstrated that the functional projection in question is an AgrP, not an IP, however. Therefore, "small clauses" are not so small as have been thought, but still are "smaller" than the full clause.departmental bulletin pape
A Study of Hegel's "Science of Logic" 11
Get PDFapplication/pdfObjectivity includes three forms, that is to say Mechanism, Chemism and Teleology. The mechanical Object is immidiate and indifferent. The Relation of the mechanical Object is outer for them. The Object in the Chemism differentiates itself essentially. The chemical Objects exist through having the relation mutually. The Teleology is a unity of mechanism and Chemism. The End realizes itself in the Object.departmental bulletin pape
Exchange-Induced Band Splitting in Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors under a Weak Magnetic Field
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe extended electron (hole) state in diluted magnetic semiconductors (DMS) like as AII1-xMnxCVI alloys is studied theoretically. Appling the dynamical coherent potential approximation (DCPA) to the model we proposed previously, we formulate the expression for the band edge energy of DMS with under a weak magnetic field. The results are compared with the abrormal x dependence in p-d exchange integral Noβ that is observed in Zn1-xMnxTe and Cd1-xMnxTe.departmental bulletin pape
Research Works Accomplished by Using the Electron Microscope System : XI
Get PDFapplication/pdfSome of the works that have been performed with the electron microscope system during the period from spring 1999 to spring 2000 are presented. They include 1) conformation and morphology of poly(vinylidene fluoride-co-hexafluoropropylene), 2) microstructure of manganite ceramics sintered with additive, 3) solid solution formation reaction between CeO2 doped with Y and ZrO2 doped with Y, and 4) manufacture of iron-coated monodisperse particles.departmental bulletin pape
Places and Changes of Places in Kyôgen Comedic Theatre Part 1 : Places in Daily Life
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe actors of the Kyôgen comedic theatre perform in an empty space of the Noh theatre. They almost never use stage sets; props are also minimal. Using dialogues and the actors' movement, Kyôgen has developed simple and efficient ways to indicate places. Kyôgen has also, devised ingenious blocking patterns to indicate changes of places--multiple entrances and exits, characters being on stage but out of the scene, going places, and travels. Thus, Kyôgen's empty space becomes an ever-transformmg three-dimens10nal entity. The repertory of Kyôgen plays reflects the lives of common people, particularly of the latter half of the Muromachi period (1338-1573). What are manifested through the Kyôgen actors' dialogues and movement therefore are the places and changes of places in the lives of those medieval Japanese who survived recurring civil wars and who were full participants in the formation of a new age.departmental bulletin pape
The Examination on the Production of CdS Fine Particle Using the Process of Oxidative Etching by Peroxodisulfate Ion
Get PDFapplication/pdfIt was examined that cadmium ion (Cd2+) was formed by the dissolution with the oxidation reaction in which cadmium sulfide (CdS) fine particle in water medium used peroxidisulfate ion (S2O82-). And, Cd2+ ion which dissolved in the aqueous solution formed again the CdS fine particle using thioacetamide (CH3CSNH2) by the coexistence of sodium hexametaphosphate (NaPO3)n=6 as surface chemical modifier. It became clear that the obtained CdS fine particle had the fluorescence for the ultraviolet wavelength region near 365nm.departmental bulletin pape
Difference between Heating Electrical Resistivity Curves in Cu-13at%Pd and Cu-13at%Pt Alloys with the Same Ordered Structure
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe electrical resistivity of Cu-13at%Pd and Cu-13at%Pt alloys ordered and disordered by annealing at various temperature and immediately quenched, is measured during continuous heating, and the results obtained are compared each other. Also, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) of each sample is performed to obtain the order parameters at various temperatures. Resistivity measurement reveals that in both alloys of Cu-13at%Pd and Cu-i3at%Pt, the eiectricai resistivity increases just below the order-disorder transition temperature (Tc) and general feature of the electrical resistivity change during heating is similar to each other in both alloys. The residual resistivity in Cu-13at%Pd alloy decreases in proportion to [order parameter (S)]3.8 and in Cu-13at%Pt alloy decreases in proportion to S4.8. While, temperature coefficient of electrical resistivity increases in proportion to S2 in both alloys. However, in samples disordered by quenching from higher temperatures above T■ the electrical resistivity of Cu-13at%Pd alloy initiates to increase anomaly at lower temperatures, while the electricalre sistivity of Cu-13atPt alloy initiates to decrease at the same temperature. Such difference between the resistivity change in both alloys is ascribed to the fact that the ordering process from thermally disordered state to orderd state is different between both alloys.departmental bulletin pape
Control of Vehicle Suspension Using Neural Network
Get PDFapplication/pdfHolographic neural network, which is new algorithm of neural network, is applied to the control of a vehicle suspension. For the simplified suspension model, using the feedback gain obtained from the optimal control theory, the equation of motion is solved by Runge-Kutta method. The displacement, velocity and control force obtained is adopted as training data for neural network. For simulation the road displacement is assumed to be sinusoidal and its frequency is changed from 1.0Hz to 4.0Hz by 0.1Hz intervals. As the trained network is tested, the results for the road frequency not contained in the training data agree well with the results obtained from the optimal control theory.departmental bulletin pape
Plants that Appear in British Legends - II
No full textapplication/pdfThe purpose of this paper is to present a comprehensive list of plant names, along with their frequences, which appear in Part B, Volume II of A Dictionary of British Folktales in the English Language by Katherine M. Briggs. How these plants are dealt with in the folktales is also described. An overall table of plant names which covers all the four volumes of Briggs' Dictionary is provided as an appendix.departmental bulletin pape
A Study of Rotary Valve Mechanism for Reciprocating Piston Engine
Get PDFapplication/pdfA prototype rotary valve of newly designed for gas sealing has been developed and possibility of plactical use for this rotary valve was confirmed. Farther, a numerical calculation was carried out to analyze the flow process during the intake stroke. As a result a modification of valve profile enabled to increase the intake mass flow rate.departmental bulletin pape