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Simplified Realisation Of Delta-Sigma Decoder, D. Zrilic, G. Petrovic, Bo Yuan

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A simplified structure of the ordinary delta-sigma decoder is described. The basic algorithm is derived and circuit diagrams for analogue and digital implementations are proposed.

Real Estate 20:20, John Ratcliffe

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This paper seeks to establish a framework for studying real estate futures. In doing so, it explores the general climate of change within which property decisions will have to be made, and examines the specific real estate opportunities that might emerge as a result of that change. For the purpose of appraisal, the forces of change are grouped into six sectors - cultural, demographic, economic, environmental, governmental and technological. Property perspectives are then portrayed for each of these sectors, and some conclusions drawn regarding the likely directions of change in the fields of real estate investment, development and management. Above …

The 1997 Water Rights Settlement Between The State Of Montana And The Chippewa Cree Tribe Of The Rocky Boy's Reservation: The Role Of Community And Of The Trustee, Barbara Cosens

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"Not Now" Does Not Necessarily Mean "Not Ever": The Supreme Court's Refusal In Bennis V. Michigan To Abandon The "Guilty Property" Fiction Of Forfeiture Law, Richard Henry Seamon

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Lynching Ethics: Toward A Theory Of Racialized Defenses, Anthony V. Alfieri

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A Human Rights Perspective In The Broadcasting Bill Debate, Mark N. Templeton

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Fighting Fire And Ice: Mongolia, Tom Ginsburg

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The Association Of American Law Schools, Section On Mass Communications Law 1997 Annual Conference Panel: Sex, Violence, Children & The Media: Legal, Historical &Empirical; Perspectives, Lili Levi

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Official Imaginations: Globalization, Difference, And State-Sponsored Immigration Discourses, Kunal M. Parker

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Which Risks First Rethinking Environmental Protection For The 21st Century, Cass R. Sunstein

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Gender, Race, And Sentencing, Kathleen Daly, Michael Tonry

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Corporate Philanthropy And Campaign Finance: Exempt Organizations As Corporate-Candidate Conduits, Frances R. Hill

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Family Businesses And The Business Of Families: A Consideration Of The Role Of The Lawyer Symposium - The Intersecting Institutions Of Marriage: Conflicts And Consequences, Steven H. Hobbs, Fay Wilson Hobbs

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Kinetic Vs. Thermodynamic Control In The Dehydration Of 2-Methylcyclopentanol, Thomas Poon, Bradford Mundy, Jean Mcintyre

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A two part organic laboratory experiment illustrating the Grignard reaction and the concept of kinetic versus thermodynamic control is described. The reaction of phenylmagnesium bromide with 2-methylcyclopentanone yileds an unsymmetrical benzylic alcohol which can be dehydrated using toluenesulfonic acid to give predominately the less substituted alkene. Application of heat to the reaction mixture over a period of two hours reverses the trend to give the more substituted alkene as the major product in 91% relative yield. The dehydration is monitored by GC/MS and the experiment can be performed using macro and microscale techniques.

Gluttony, William I. Miller

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Gluttony does not have the grandeur of pride, the often brilliant strategic meanness of envy and avarice, the glory of wrath. It does manage to gain some small allure by its association with lust, its sexy sibling sin of the flesh. Yet there is something irrevocably unseemly about gluttony, vulgar and lowbrow, self-indulgent in a swinish way. Gluttony is not the stuff of tragedy or epic. Imagine Hamlet too fat to take revenge or Homer making his topic the gluttony of Achilles rather than his wrath. With gluttony, compare pride and anger, sins that mark the grand action of revenge, …

The Jury As Critic: An Empirical Look At How Capital Juries Perceive Expert And Lay Testimony, Scott E. Sundby

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Acts Of Power, Crimes Of Knowledge: Some Observations On Desire, Law And Ideology In The Politics Of Expression At The End Of The Twentieth Century, Francisco Valdes

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Latcrit Theory And The Post-Identity Era: Transcending The Legacies Of Color And Coalescing A Politics Of Consciousness, Mary I. Coombs

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Sport, Media And Sponsor: The Shifting Balance Of Power In The Sports Network, Rosita Wolfe, Tony Meenaghan, Paul O'Sullivan

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As sport has become an important social and economic activity it is increasingly the subject of management analysis. This article adopts a network perspective to examine developments in the sports network. In particular, it examines relationships between network "actors" such as corporate sponsors, media and the owners of sport and analyses the changing balance of power in the sports network. Key media drivers of change in the network such as cable and satellite television, pay-per-view and digital technology are examined while the influence of sponsors and the issue of ambush marketing also influence the location of power in the sports …

Ethics In The Age Of Entrepreneurship Symposium: Ethical Obligations And Liabilities Arising From Lawyers' Professional Associations, Steven H. Hobbs

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Towards A Theory Of Law And Entrepreneurship, Steven H. Hobbs

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Scientology In Court: A Comparative Analysis And Some Thoughts On Selected Issues In Law And Religion, Paul Horwitz

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Selecting And Designing Effective Legal Writing Problems, Grace C. Tonner, Diana Pratt

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Legal research and writing courses are unlike most substantive first year law school classes in that they teach using the problem method. The success of a legal writing course depends on the quality of the problems. The purpose of this article is to provide some guidance for legal writing professors in designing legal writing problems. The article addresses (1) general considerations in problem design, (2) designing expository problems, (3) designing persuasive problems, and (4) sources of problems. In the first section, we discuss problem design as it relates to the overall goals for teaching the basic forms of legal analysis, …

Polygamy And Same-Sex Marriage, David L. Chambers

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In the American federal system, state governments bear the responsibility for enacting the laws that define the persons who are permitted to marry. The federal government, throughout our history, has accepted these definitions and built upon them, fixing legal consequences for those who validly marry under state law. Only twice in American history has Congress intervened to reject the determinations that states might make about who can marry. The first occasion was in the late nineteenth century when Congress enacted a series of statutes aimed at the Mormon Church, prohibiting polygamy in the Western territories and punishing the Church and …

Latino And Latina Critical Theory: An Annotated Bibliography Symposium: Latcrit: Latina/Os And The Law: Policy, Politics &(And) Praxis, Jean Stefancic

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Are Hate-Speech Rules Constitutional Heresy A Reply To Steven Gey, Richard Delgado

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Crime, Politics, And Race (Symposium: Justice And The Criminal Justice Process), Samuel R. Gross

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The biggest problem with the criminal justice system is that too many crimes are committed-too many rapes, too many murders, too many robberies; too much violence that inflicts an untold amount of suffering and destruction on too many people. If that seems obvious, what follows should be equally obvious. The most important step to take to solve the problems of the criminal justice system is to reduce the number of crimes that are committed: to prevent crimes. The best thing we can do to help the victims of crime is to keep them from becoming victims in the first place. …

The Emerging Law Of Electronic Commerce, Amelia H. Boss, Jane Kaufman Winn

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Although often not apparent to the average business person or even the average lawyer, changes are currently underway, both domestically and internationally, to adapt existing commercial law doctrines to accommodate electronic transactions and the technologies that underlie them. The Uniform Commercial Code (Code) is undergoing substantial revision in order to respond to changes in business practice and the use of electronic communications technologies. These revisions will provide many of the basic rules to support and facilitate electronic commerce, and, to the extent possible, are being coordinated with international efforts in the field.

While progress in the creation of uniform laws …

The Arts Show Audience: Cultural Confidence And Middlebrow Arts Consumption, Brian O'Neill

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The arts constitute a form of cultural consumption that has been relatively neglected in recent academic discourse in comparison to the burgeoning literature of cultural studies dedicated to popular and mass media forms of culture. This emphasis within cultural studies on popular genres over traditional forms of art, what has been labelled its ‘cultural populism’ (Mc Guigan, 1992), systematically emphasises common, ordinary taste and resistant aesthetic strategies while denigrating ‘high culture’ as an elitist, middle class leisure pursuit that has little relevance to most people (Willis, 1990). Going against this populist tide, this chapter argues that an examination of popular …

Is There A Right To Physician-Assisted Suicide, J. David Bleich

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