Titlebook: Reinforced Concrete Design; W. H. Mosley,J. H. Bungey,R. Hulse Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 composite con

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construction. Important equations highlighted in the text. NThe purpose of this book is to provide a straightforward introduction to the principles and methods of design for concrete structures. It is directed primarily at students and young designers who require understanding of the basic theory an

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W. H. Mosley,J. H. Bungey,R. Hulsetivation. This chapter deals with a genre which is also formulaic but is written to be spoken, i.e. it is about the writing of scripts. The genre of the previous chapter was comparatively simple whereas its social context was comparatively complex. The written genre of weather forecasting, by contra

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W. H. Mosley,J. H. Bungey,R. Hulse we would predict that social perturbations should manifest themselves in changes to the formulaic genres of a speech community. This chapter tests this prediction by examining the way in which formulaic genres changed after the Communist government came to power in China in 1949 and specifically du

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W. H. Mosley,J. H. Bungey,R. Hulse . is a compound adjective and therefore a word while . is a lexicalized phrase. Phrasal lexical items, as we saw in chapter 1, not only appear in formulaic genres but make an appearance in almost all text, written or oral. Like all lexical items, phrasal lexical items are coined at a particular poi

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W. H. Mosley,J. H. Bungey,R. Hulse scripts of this chapter were written for a whole nation of radio listeners and TV viewers. Its context is institutional since these forecasts are the work of a public body. The genre is also remarkable, in that, when this study was written, the scripts produced by the weather forecasters at the New

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