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    Books 2012). The word mate‚ which is another way of saying friend‚ is typical Australian slang and it is mainly used in an informal context. The word mate suggests openness‚ at least to a relationship of equals (Richard Castles‚ The Big Issue 4-17 November 2008). The openness created from using the word mate is a positive face feature possibly leading to build rapport. There are right and wrong times to use slang and with the word mate for example‚ calling a woman mate runs the risk of offence

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    first into the grass. Luckily‚ my neighbour‚ who I’ve never spoken to before‚ rushed to help me up‚ and assisted me by watering my garden for me. I thanked him‚ and he rushed off yelling ‘no worries mate!’ It made me stop and think about the word mate‚ about mateship in general. In Australia‚ a mate is more than just a buddy‚ or a friend. It’s a term that implies a sense of shared experience‚ mutual respect and unconditional assistance. Mateship is also a concept that has been used throughout generations

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    Gabor Peterdi Analysis

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    Gabor Peterdi is a Hungarian-American artist‚ instructor‚ and author who is known for inventing new printmaking techniques‚ some being large scale and others involving copper plates. He was born right outside of Budapest in 1915 and from a young age‚ his artistic abilities were quickly noticed. He studied on scholarship at various prestigious schools around Paris before moving to the United States. In addition to creating a copious amount of art‚ he was a professor at Hunter College and later Yale

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    The Maori Haka

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    toughest opponents. In my research I have investigated how the haka originated‚ how the haka has progressed throughout New Zealand rugby history‚ and New Zealand’s opinion about the haka as a sports routine. The intriguing history of the well known Ka mate haka dates back to the early nineteenth century. Composed by a Maori chief‚ Te Rauparaha‚ it tells the simple story of “the chief’s pursuit and escape from members of opposing tribes‚ his fear of being captured‚ and the exhilaration of his ultimate

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    Mate

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    Chapter 3 Statistical Summary This topic covers:  The concept and measures of central tendency for ungrouped and grouped data.  The concept and measures of dispersion for ungrouped and grouped data. Introduction  When we look at a distribution of data‚ we should consider three characteristics: Shape (chapters 2 and 4) Center / Location (central tendency measurement) Spread (dispersion measurement)  With these characteristics‚ we can numerically describe the main features of a data set

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    Image Processing

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    based features are considered. Twodimensional wavelet transform and Gabor transform are considered as structural features. This paper presents the evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of such texture features in CBIR. 2. Methods and Materials In order to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of texture features the following materials and methods are used. 2.1 Materials Order Statistics‚ Second Order Statistics‚ Gabor

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    Ideal Mate

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    WRC1013-087 Ideal Mate When talking about the stereotypical perfect man‚ a woman’s first thought might be something along the lines of a tall-dark-and-handsome gentleman with enough money to support a family and her love of things that sparkle. And when a man is to describe the perfect woman‚ one would assume the first few traits would most likely have something to do with decent looks and the ability to cook like his mother. What constitutes the ideal mate obviously differs from person to person

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    Mate selection

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    Mate Selection Selecting your mate is not only what you want physically in a person but also the propinquity you share with one another. I created a survey questioning age to see any patterns by how much age difference and what mate is usually is oldest. Then I included questions their economical back ground to analyze if there is vast income class gaps in between on another. On the survey I included questions about their educational level and income level many times often related the higher education

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    Choosing a Mate

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    When it comes to men and selecting a mate‚ I have noticed that many men‚ along with myself look for specific traits when choosing a woman to be our mate. In my experience I look for a few things as do many men‚ the main things that we look for are: easy going personality (sense of humor‚ not controlling)‚ depending on who you are height for some men they like short girls‚ but for me being taller I like taller women. Also we want someone who we feel is attractive physically‚ because no matter how

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    For Mates and Masters

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    Ship Stability for Masters and Mates Ship Stability for Masters and Mates Fifth edition Captain D. R. Derrett Revised by Dr C. B. Barrass OXFORD AUCKLAND BOSTON JOHANNESBURG MELBOURNE NEW DELHI Butterworth-Heinemann Linacre House‚ Jordan Hill‚ Oxford OX2 8DP 225 Wildwood Avenue‚ Woburn‚ MA 01801-2041 A division of Reed Educational and Professional Publishing Ltd A member of the Reed Elsevier plc group First published by Stanford Maritime Ltd 1964 Third edition (metric) 1972 Reprinted

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