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RURAL RANCHERS HELP TRINITY RIVER, THEMSELVES
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Texas A&M University, a component of the public university system in Texas, issued the following news from its agriculture program:
Dr. Jim Cathey dipped a bottle into the Trinity River and held it up to the sun. The water was as murky as chocolate milk.
A few minutes later and a few miles away, he dipped another container into water from the Trinity that flowed through a manufactured wetland.
"It's like bottled water that you.d find in a convenience store," Cathey said.
Though the water wasn.t ready to drink, its clarity helped Cathey prove a point to a visiting team of ecologists and ...
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Adding another piece to the Altaic puzzle
Newspaper article from: China Daily
; The "Introduction to Altaic Linguistics," with Uygur linguist...effort to push forward the long study of Altaic linguistics, or Altaistics. Released...linguistic subject in the West. According to Altaic theory, Turkic, Mongolian, Manchu...
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Emphatic reduplication in Oroqen and its Altaic context(*).
Magazine article from: Linguistics: an interdisciplinary journal of the language sciences
; ...emphatic reduplication" is widespread in Altaic languages, which raises the question...reflex of an archaic genetic trait of Altaic. We argue, to the contrary, that the...and Tungusic languages (i.e. Micro-Altaic), there is a widespread morphological...
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Han-Tibetan, Altaic Languages "Close Relatives": Linguist
News Wire article from: Xinhua News Agency
; The Han-Tibetan and Altaic groups of languages, two of the world...this shows that the Han-Tibetan and Altaic families once shared a common ancestor...languages spoken in China belonging to the Altaic family. The speakers of these languages...
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The role of women in the Altaic world; proceedings.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; ...9783447055376 The role of women in the Altaic world; proceedings. Permanent International...from around the world to present work on Altaic history, language and culture. Veit...that will be of interest to students of Altaic society, linguists, anthropologists...
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International Sad Hits Volume One: Altaic Language Group
Magazine article from: The Stranger
; VARIOUS ARTISTS International Sad Hits Volume One: Altaic Language Group (20/20/20) *** Whether providing the...resulting in this collection. Scientifically subtitled Altaic Language Group, the disc alights on four troubadours from...
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Altaic influences on Beijing dialect: the Manchu case.
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; ...of northern China and noticed the further north one traveled in China, the more the Chinese dialects began to resemble the Altaic languages that bordered them. Conversely, as one traveled south in China, the Chinese languages began to resemble Austro...
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Macro-Altaic
Magazine article from: Indiana Review
; ...characters have been repeated, attacked, and defended countless times, often with great passion." Go unspoken "Macro-Altaic." Go unwritten family name. Go flower, flutter, flag. "The issue has become largely academic." "It is difficult to...
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Chinese fa in Altaic: a further note. (word meaning 'law, etc.')
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; ...considerable detail linguistic evidence that appears to relate an earlier form of this same Chin. fa to early borrowings into Altaic, and also to other early forms in Old Korean and Old Japanese, notably OJ FaFuri.(3) Her remarks, entirely based upon...
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Before Scandinavia: These could be the first skiers.(WORLD)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...design dates back 2,000 years, the Altaic peoples are formidable skiers. They might...couldn't make their skis do what the Altaic skiers can. "The Altaics learn at age...serious ski communitywas aware of the Altaic skiers, and no one knew that "ancient...
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HLA genes in the Chuvashian population from European Russia: Admixture of central European and Mediterranean populations
Magazine article from: Human Biology
; ...performed. Present-day Chuvash speak an Altaic-Turkic language and are genetically related...contain little indications of Central Asian-Altaic gene flow. Thus, present-day Chuvash who speak an Altaic-Turkic language are probably more closely...
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