1979
DOI: 10.2307/2496766
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Defamiliarization in Language and Literature. By R. H. Stacy. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1977. xii, 193 pp. $14.00.

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“…Effect sizes (Cohen's d ) were then calculated using formulae from Lipsey & Wilson's meta‐analysis manual [24] adjusted for sample size, and effect size calculators corrected for sample size [25]. As information was available, effect sizes were calculated for 17 outcome variables, within the domains of alcohol consumption (age of first drink/intoxication, frequency of drinking, frequency of heavy drinking, frequency of intoxication, quantity per week/month, quantity per occasion, maximum quantity, previous night drinking, quantity by frequency index, composite measure, other), alcohol consequences (problems, hangovers), alcohol use disorder symptoms, other drug involvement (cigarette or illegal drug use or dependence) and a composite alcohol–drug index.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Effect sizes (Cohen's d ) were then calculated using formulae from Lipsey & Wilson's meta‐analysis manual [24] adjusted for sample size, and effect size calculators corrected for sample size [25]. As information was available, effect sizes were calculated for 17 outcome variables, within the domains of alcohol consumption (age of first drink/intoxication, frequency of drinking, frequency of heavy drinking, frequency of intoxication, quantity per week/month, quantity per occasion, maximum quantity, previous night drinking, quantity by frequency index, composite measure, other), alcohol consequences (problems, hangovers), alcohol use disorder symptoms, other drug involvement (cigarette or illegal drug use or dependence) and a composite alcohol–drug index.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have previously suggested to look for neutral charge resonances in [31] and had the opportunity to discuss the possibilities at LHCb with Sheldon S. Stone at the EPS-HEP 2015 after Marta Calvi had been so kind as to forward our request. Sheldon Stone suggested the following channel (when enough data are acquired) [36]:…”
Section: Charge Singlet States: Neutral Pentaquarks? -mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This opens for the introduction of Bloch wave degrees of freedom. The measure-scaled toroidal wave function R is antisymmetric under interchange of the three colour degrees of freedom θ j and we may therefore expand it on Slater determinants [19] (see Supplementary Material Supp1 1Deigenvalues Matlab.m and Supp1a 1Deigenvalues Matlab.pdf (SM1), Supp2-1DbaseFunctionSet-Maple.mw and Supp2a-1Dbase FunctionSet-Maple.pdf (SM2), Supp3-3DchargedN-Mathcad.mcd and Supp3a-3DchargedN-Mathcad (SM3)) (36) constructed from solutions φ i with periodicity either 2π or 4π to the one-dimensional problem…”
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