413 research outputs found
Mester Gyula ex librise
No full texthttp://www.lib.unideb.huDebreceni Egyetem Egyetemi és Nemzeti KönyvtárA könyvjegyen két meztelen nőalak, valamint három sakkfigura (bástya, ló és gyalog) látható. A bástyán az "ex libris senior", a lovon "629", a kép alatt pedig a Mester Gyula felirat olvasható.metsze
Ranking of Croatian Researchers from Several Disciplines using Google Scholar Database
No full textUsing the h-index and the total number of citations in (natural) sciences, techniques and humanities in this article the best 10 Croatian researchers is ranked. The list may be formed based on the h-index and the total number of citations, given in Web of Science, Scopus, Publish or Perish Program and Google Scholar. Data for the first 10 researchers are presented. Google Scholar is the most complete. Therefore, to define a single indicator, h-index calculated by Google Scholar may be a good and simple one. The author chooses the Google Scholar database as it is the broadest one
Ranking Baltic States Researchers
No full textIn this article, using the h-index and the total number of citations, the best 10 Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian researchers from several disciplines are ranked. The list may be formed based on the h-index and the total number of citations, given in Web of Science, Scopus, Publish or Perish Program and Google Scholar database. Data for the first 10 researchers are presented. Google Scholar is the most complete. Therefore, to define a single indicator, h-index calculated by Google Scholar may be a good and simple one. The author chooses the Google Scholar database as it is the broadest one
Directional Syllabification in Generalized Alignment
No full textWe show in this brief paper that certain directional syllabification effects can be derived in Optimality Theory, without recourse to a serial derivation, by extending to the syllabic level the argument made for directional footing in McCarthy and Prince (1993), who attribute the basic idea to Robert Kirchner. The paper concludes with a brief discussion of the potential benefits and limitations of this conception of directionality effects.The definitive version of this paper was published in Phonology at Santa Cruz, vol. 3.Mester, A., & Padgett, J. (1994). Directional Syllabification in Generalized Alignment. In J. Merchant, J. Padgett, & R. Walker (Eds.), Phonology at Santa Cruz, Vol. 3 (pp. 79-85). Santa Cruz, Calif.: Syntax Research Center, University of California, Santa Cruz
A Chronological Retrospective of Works by Women and about Women Published in Mester
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Correspondence and Compositionality: The Ga-gyō Variation in Japanese Phonology
No full textThis paper explores the theoretical consequences of surface-to-surface correspondence constraints in Optimality Theory, in comparison to a derivational approach employing sequential derivational mechanisms like cyclicity and ordered default rules. The empirical object of investigation are the facts of the g-N(angma) alternation and variation in Tokyo Japanese. The central argument of the paper is that the OT analysis is better equipped to handle the facts of the alternation, which are truly intricate and interesting, since an (at first glance) simple process of allophony is complicated by subpatterns of optionality vs. obligatoriness, governed by factors such as the presence vs. absence of related words and the influence of Rendaku voicing.The definitive version of this paper was published in Derivations and Constraints in Phonology (1997)Itô, J., & Mester, A. (1997). Correspondence and compositionality: The ga-gyō variation in japanese phonology. In I. Roca (Ed.) Derivations and constraints in phonology (pp. 419-462). New York, NY: Oxford University Press.ISBN: 0198236905 (Published conference proceedings)This work was partially supported by faculty senate grants from the University of California at Santa Cruz and by the National Science Foundation under grant SBR-951086
Sympathy theory and German truncations
No full textPhonological opacity, in the proposal of McCarthy 1997, arises through constraints on a new type of correspondence relation holding within the candidate set that Gen produces for a given input, i.e., a relation between co-candidates. A candidate may win because it is in sympathy with a particular failed co-candidate, one that is optimal with respect to a specific lower-ranking constraint. This paper presents independent evidence for Sympathy by arguing that, enriched with the new notion, Optimality Theory can explain a certain type of prosodic-morphological formations requiring access to virtual forms accessible neither in the input in the output. The empirical focus throughout is a productive pattern of truncation in contemporary German deriving hypocoristics and other kinds of shortenings. In a broader vein, it is suggested that with the inclusion of Sympathy, the power of Output-Output constraints can be drastically reduced, leading to a simpler overall theory.The definitive version of this paper was published in University of Maryland Working Papers in Linguistics 5 (1997) and is available at http://46a-369.umd.edu/publications/Ito, J., & Mester, A. (1997). Sympathy theory and german truncations. University of Maryland Working Papers in Linguistics, 5, 117-139.This work was partially supported by faculty senate grants from the University of California at Santa Cruz and by the National Science Foundation under grant SBR-951086
Egy építési baleset és hatása - Piátsek Gyula pécsi építőmester pályája
No full text 1883.június 6-án baleset történt egy pécsi építkezésen, melynek következtében 2 munkás meghalt, 10 pedig különböző súlyosságú sérüléseket szenvedett. Ez a hír önmagában még nem lenne túlságosan érdekes, hiszen építési balesetek gyakran történtek a dualizmus korában. Ám annak köszönhetően, hogy a korabeli sajtó a balesetet követő büntetőper tárgyalását teljes egészében közölte, jól rekonstruálhatókká váltak az események. Ez a cikk az építőmester életútjának és a per kimenetelének segítségével azt mutatja be, milyen hatást gyakorolt ez a szerencsétlen eset Piátsek Gyula munkásságára. Különös aspektusa a történetnek, hogy a pécsi Széchenyi tér 16. számú épület falának leomlása miatt gondatlanságból elkövetett emberöléssel megvádolt mester 20 évvel később azzal gyanúsította meg a városháza terveit készítő Lang Adolf budapesti építészt, hogy az épület számára túlságosan vékony falakat tervezett, és félő, hogy az épület összedől, úgy, mint a Lang által 1875-ben tervezett fővárosi Stein-palota
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