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uma radiação Visível extremamente vermelha radiação vermelha extrema radiação vermelha de extrema visibilidade radi ação verme!ha o último extremo da radiação vermelha extremo vermelho e visível visível extremo rubro de radiação extrema de visível vermelha radiação extrema visível de vermelho radiação - extremo visível vermelha radiação vermelho extremo (energia quântica) extremamente visível de radi vermelha A GIVEN SPECIES (OF RADIATION IS FOUND) (para) dar uma especie concedido (a radiações) especiais espécies (de radiação encontrada) espécie (encontradas ) PLANCK'S UNIVERSAL CONSTANT constantemente (chamado de) universal de Plank tábua universal constante prancha universal planck's universal constante constante PLANCK'S CONSTANT (ENTERS INTO EVERY ASPECT) tábua constante prancha constante
273. Planck's (e a entrada) constante (D 274. Planck's constante (5) (IN THE NATURE OF) PULSATING PROPERTIES 275. (de ter de)pulsar propriedades (2) 276. (de) propriedades pulsando (3) 277. (de) propriedades de pulsar (2) 278. a propriedade de pulsação (natural) (2) 279. a propriedade de vibração (natural) (5) 280. oscilação de propriedades (1 ) 281. (de) pulsar de propriedades (1) 282. vibração propriedade (1) 283. propriedade (1) 284. (com) propriedades pulsátil (2) 285. pulsação propriedade (1 ) THE DOUBLE ASPECT 286. (para)dobrar o aspecto (4) 287. (do) dobro (para cobrir) o aspecto (2) 288. (do) dobro (para cobrir com feltro) u aspecto (1) 289. (ele precisa de feltro para a partícula) dobrar o aspecto (periódico) (1) T9P - Text number 9 - PARTICLES OR WAVES? (I) N9 of transiations: 24 STRAIGHT EDGES 290. a reta de bordas (2) 291. régua de pedreiro • (2)
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VÂNIA DE BRITO SANGUINETTI FERREIR
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ACKNOWLEGMENTS . / It is a pleasure
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LIST or TABLES Table Page 1 Omissio
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RESUMO Esta dissertação tem como
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INTRODUCTION Since 1970 the Federal
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oth groups was 60; these 60 student
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5 their control of them might be. T
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CHAPTER 1 SYSTEMIC ANALYSIS OF ENGL
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a system in the study of ngps. Sinc
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11 called a qualifier (q). 11 Moreo
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. 13 We have concentrated our work
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1 5 'moderately', 'really', 'quite'
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17 be submodified by adverbs or sub
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19 nominal group in Portuguese; 'fo
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21 THE THIN, FLEXIBLE 'o magro, fle
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23 and abstraction that would be ca
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25 they usually precede the noun. T
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27 30 lbid. p.170. SJ Ibid. p.173.
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29 choice. The preparation of our s
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31 in the text does not fit with wh
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33 CHAPTER 3 READING COMPREHENSION
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"reading comprehension is not merel
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37 forms of the message may be a re
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39 "it is the circumstances (learne
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41 highest level non-reciproca1 ski
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43 Assuming that our students have
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45 "extends beyond the level of sou
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47 - similar task". 40 This transfe
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49 involves requests, which are not
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51 students' problems were involved
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53 the conceptual system (or cognit
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55 4S Ibid. p.126. We want to make
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57 ability." 2 Subjective tests, on
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59 identification of the structural
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61 Introducción a la traductologia
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63 The results have shown that some
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65 opportunity to infer the correct
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67 The number of students enrolled
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69 long passages, exploitation of d
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4. CONCRETE 5. CAN LIFE EXIST ON TH
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73 r — 1 3. TISSUE INJURY transla
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75 (headword plus qualifier). Thus,
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77 be seen as a transitory stage be
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79 c. FEW .MOVING PARTS m m " h m h
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81 structural elements in his Portu
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83 e. uma da s ma is útil e modern
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85 which has, in turn, been transla
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87 counting up of ngps contained in
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89 The ngps which have caused wbt a
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91 the exponents of (m) and h. 5.6.
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Table 2 shows the number of non-spe
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95 Table 3 Error rate per student,i
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97 Table .4 .shows that the twenty-
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Table 5 " Wbt and i rg errors, numb
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Table 6 Wbt and i rg errors, number
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103 In Table 7 we see that wbt arid
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105 no wbt error was found in the o
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107 were linked to the academic fie
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109 ^CATFORD, p.78-9. y d, o, e, an
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in is 'an electrode which is made o
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113 CONCLUSION The numbèr and the
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115 TISSUE INJURY (T6N) tecido ofen
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117 ( progress in their ability to
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i 119 RECOMMENDATIONS Some points n
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121 approach to reading." 4 And as
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123 t only, and gradually add a num
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125 < REFERENCES 01. AARTS, F.G.A.M
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127 29. & DAVIES, E Hughes. Further
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EXTREMELY DELICATE METHODS 123. ext
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21. um resultado em gotas (10) 22.
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45. o paciente com necessidade (2)
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locutor renal danificado SUBSEQUENT
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INADEQUATE INSERTION OF RANKSHIFTED
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Std %_ cidades universitarias 3 4,8
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THE 'NOBLE' METALS Std o nobre meta
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HEAD SHAPE - Std cabeça moldada 2
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ASCENDING INFECTION refluxo infecta
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metal reforços STRETCHED STEEL WIR
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Std % foice-celula de anemia 1 1,61
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STRUCTURAL STEEL Std % estrutura de
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CHRONIC PULMONARY OR CARDIAC DISEAS
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ELECTRIC SUPPLY LINE Std eletricida
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List XIV Singular for plural with t
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z = (126 - g, 5) - no = 15,50 ] 8Q
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the ngps e= 12.02 : V H^0- 2 „ 12
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