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Pragmatics (Oxford Introduction to Language Study Series) by George Yule, H. G. Widdowson, 1996-06-06 Explaining English Grammar (Oxford Handbooks for Language Teachers Series) by George Yule, 1999-01-21 The Study of Language by George Yule, 2010-04-19 The Study of Language : Ain Introduction by George Yule, 1994 The Study of Language 3rd Edition (Thoroughly revised and updated) by George Yule, 2006 Luther: Theologian for the Catholics and Protestants An Introduction to the Theory of Statistics by George Udny Yule, 2010-03-02 Statistical Papers by George Udny Yule, 1976-01-01 Memory Manual: Explaining, in Short and Simple Lessons, a System of ... Developing the Memory ... with an Appendix ... by George Yule, 2010-04-20 Focus on the Language Learner (Language Education) by Elaine Tarone, George Yule, 1990-06-21 El lenguaje (Spanish Edition) by George Yule, 1998-11-12 Memory Manual by George. Yule, 2010-03-28 Referential Communication Tasks (Second Language Acquisition Research Series) by George Yule, 1997-04-01 Discourse Analysis (Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics) by Gillian Brown, George Yule, 1983-08-31

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1. Yule
   George Udny Yule. Born 18 Feb 1871 in Morham George Udny Yule's father wasalso called George Udny Yule. George Udny Yule senior was involved  
   http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Yule.html
   
   Extractions: George Udny Yule 's father was also called George Udny Yule. George Udny Yule senior was involved in administration in India and he was knighted for his services. Yule came from a family with a strong reputation for scholarship, his grandfather, William Yule, being a renowned scholar in Persian and Arabic. George was born at Beech Hill, a house in Morham near Haddington in Scotland. He attended Winchester College, one of the oldest of the great independent schools of England situated in Winchester, Hampshire, until he was sixteen years of age when, in 1887, he entered University College London to read for an engineering degree. In 1890 Yule graduated with a degree in engineering and then for two years he was involved in the practical side of the subject, working in engineering workshops. It was an experience which made him decide that engineering was not the subject for him so, in 1892, he began to undertake research in physics. Yule spent a year in Bonn undertaking research in experimental physics under Hertz. This was a successful year in that he published four papers based on the research on electric waves which he undertook in Bonn, yet again Yule seems to have not found the topic one to excite him enough for him to want to work in that area for the rest of his life. In fact the influence of his work in engineering and experimental physics was less than one would expect for, as

2. George Yule
   George Yule has worked as an English teacher in Britain, Canada, Jamaica,and Saudi Arabia. He has also taught Applied Linguistics  
   http://www.oup.com/bios/elt/yule_g/
   
   Extractions: var javascript_version = 1.0; George Yule has worked as an English teacher in Britain, Canada, Jamaica, and Saudi Arabia. He has also taught Applied Linguistics in the Universities of Edinburgh, Hawaii, Louisiana State and Minnesota. He is the author of several books with Oxford University Press, including Pragmatics Explaining English Grammar , and Focus on the Language Learner

3. George Udny Yule
   George Udny Yule. This little boy's name name was George Udny Yule. Yule'sparents allowed George to have an extensive childhood education.  
   http://www.mrs.umn.edu/~sungurea/introstat/history/w98/Yule.html
   
   Extractions: February 18, 1871, on a small family farm in Morham, Scotland, Sir George Udny Yule and his wife, Henrietta Peach, gave birth to an ambitious little boy who would ultimately take many first steps in paving the way for the development of probability-based statistical methods. This little boy's name name was George Udny Yule. Yule's parents allowed George to have an extensive childhood education. This education began first in a day school, and then he was sent to a preparatory school near Rugby. After prep school, Yule was off to the University where he would spend most of his life working and studying in the mathematics discipline. Yule's university days as a student were spent at Winchester College and University College, London, where he studied civil engineering. He was unable to get a degree in this field because there were none available in the subject at the time. After turning away from civil engineering and leaving University College, Yule spent a year working with Heinrich Hertz. The investigations Yule did with Hertz on the passage of electric waves through dialects lead to Yule's first published paper. This was just the first of many of Yule's accomplishments. In 1893, Yule again made a career change when he accepted a demonstratorshiip position under Karl Pearson. Among other things, some of his main duties under Pearson were to draw up class plans, prepare specimen diagrams, and to critique Pearson's work. After working at this new position for a while, it was clear that Yule himself was beginning to think like a statistician rather than a civil engineer.

4. George Yule
   George Yule. (18291892). President - Allahabad, 1888 Having had forits welfare and progress. George Yule. Under friendly pressure WC  
   http://www.indiancongress.org/HTM/history/presidens/george_yule.htm
   
   Extractions: President - Allahabad, 1888 Having had for its first three Presidents a Hindu, a Parsi and a Muslim respectively, the fourth Congress which met in Allahabad, turned, for the first time, to a non-Indian for its Presidential chair. In doing so, it thought of one who was not unfamiliar to Indians as one genuinely interested in their welfare and progress. George Yule. Under friendly pressure W. C. Bonnerjee persuaded him to accept the invitation of the Congress to preside over the Allahabad session. He belonged to the business community. He was the chief of the well-known Andrew Yule and Co. in Calcutta. He was also Sheriff of Calcutta for sometime and President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Throughout his Indian career, George Yule won the respect, the admiration, and the regard of everybody with whom he came in contact - Indian and European, official and non-official. Now, gentlemen, I will state more definitely the change we desire. We want the Legislative Council to be expanded to an extent that will admit of the representation of the various interests in the country, as far as that may be practicable. We want half the Councils to be elected, the other half to be in the appointment of Government, and we are willing that the right of veto should be with the Executive. From the Presidential Address - George Yule

5. George Udny Yule
   George Yule developed his approach to correlation via regression witha conceptually new use of least squares. ~ http//wwwhistory  
   http://www.shsu.edu/~icc_cmf/bio/yule.html
   
   Extractions: After studying engineering and physics George Yule worked under Pearson from 1893. Some of his early work appears as examples in Pearson's papers. Yule worked at University College London where he was promoted to Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics in 1896. Yule's early work is on waves but as Pearson began to work on statistics Yule was more and more drawn into that field. In 1912 he accepted a Lectureship in Statistics at Cambridge, taking a drop in salary but never regretting the move. Yule's own work entitled On the Theory of Correlation was first published in 1897. He developed his approach to correlation via regression over the next few years with a conceptually new use of least squares and by the 1920's his approach predominated in applications in the social sciences. During World War I Yule worked as a statistician in the army, then at the Ministry of Food. He was awarded a C.B.E. for this work.

6. Scholars: George Yule
   George Yule. . Year, Titles, Publishers, ISBN. 1996, Pragmatics,Oxford, Oxford University Press, ISBN 019-437207-3. .  
   http://hamaguchi-t.hp.infoseek.co.jp/pragmatics/scholar/yg00.htm

7. WesB
   St Andrews Presbyterian Church, WASLEY Florence May, Ba/Mine Employee, Kirkaldy,Scotland, Tattersalls Hotel Boulder, WA, yule george/Retired Farmer, PENMAN Margaret,  
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   Extractions: Goldfields Family History Centre. Bride/Groom DOM POM Bride/Groom Occupation POB Residence Mother Witness Residence Minister Notes YATES Alice Annie HASTIE Bertram Stephen YATES M J No other info on certificate YATES Carolyn Ann 1967 Jan 28 Kalg. Wesley Methodist Church PAGE Gregory William Sp/Trained Nurse Kalgoorlie, WA 142 Piccadilly St Kalgoorlie, WA YATES Victor ROBBINS Edna Eileen Harriet GOLDING Margaret Josephine PHILLIPSON J R YATES Margaret Josephine 1965 Apr 17 Kalg. Wesley Methodist Church GOLDING William George Sp/Typiste Kalgoorlie, WA 142 Piccadilly St Kalgoorlie, WA YATES Victor/Deceased ROBBINS Edna Eileen Harriet YATES Carolyn Ann WILSON J A YATES Sandra Lesley 1961 Apr 15 Kalg. St Pauls Presbyterian Church GAUNT Robert Sp/Clerk Kalgoorlie, WA 92 Wittenoom St Kalgoorlie, WA YATES Leslie Thomas/Barman FYFE Dorothy Estelle/Deceased ARMSTRONG Robert Arthur 36 Brighton St North Cottesloe, WA

8. Yule, George. The Study Of Language.
   Bitte wählen - Homepage Neu in LINSE Über LINSE Kooperationen -Arbeitskreis Angewandte Gespraechsforschung -CELL - Cognitive Exploration of Language and Linguistics -LAUD (Linguistic Agency) -OBST (Osnabrücker Beiträge zur  
   http://www.linse.uni-essen.de/esel/erstem/ss_97/yule3.htm
   
   Extractions: Homepage Neu in LINSE Kooperationen -Arbeitskreis Angewandte Gespraechsforschung -CELL - Cognitive Exploration of Language and Linguistics -LAUD (Linguistic Agency) -SDV (Sprache und Datenverarbeitung) Rubriken: -SuC - Schule und Computer -Rezensionen -Erstsemesterrezensionen -Diskussion -Literatur -Suchen im WWW -Links -Reportagen -Institut: -Die Mitarbeiter -Veranstaltungen -Publikationen -Projekte -Kontakt/Lageplan -Linguistisches Kolloquium -Tagungen Themen: -Sprachwissenschaft allgemein -Sprachtheorie -Sprachgeschichte -Deutsche Gegenwartssprache allgemein -Grammatik -Sprachdidaktik/Sprachlernen -Schrift/Schreiben/Schreibenlernen -Psycholinguistik -Textlinguistik -Soziolinguistik -Sprache in Neuen Medien -Sprache in Massenmedien -Text/Hypertext -Lernsoftware -Computerlinguistik -Multimedia -Text und Bild LINSE in MILESS Erstsemsterrezensionen The Study of Language.

9. Yule, George: The Study Of Language.
   of language von george yule wird hierdurch leicht beeinträchtigt.  
   http://www.linse.uni-essen.de/esel/erstem/ss_97/yule1.htm
   
   Extractions: Homepage Neu in LINSE Kooperationen -Arbeitskreis Angewandte Gespraechsforschung -CELL - Cognitive Exploration of Language and Linguistics -LAUD (Linguistic Agency) -SDV (Sprache und Datenverarbeitung) Rubriken: -SuC - Schule und Computer -Rezensionen -Erstsemesterrezensionen -Diskussion -Literatur -Suchen im WWW -Links -Reportagen -Institut: -Die Mitarbeiter -Veranstaltungen -Publikationen -Projekte -Kontakt/Lageplan -Linguistisches Kolloquium -Tagungen Themen: -Sprachwissenschaft allgemein -Sprachtheorie -Sprachgeschichte -Deutsche Gegenwartssprache allgemein -Grammatik -Sprachdidaktik/Sprachlernen -Schrift/Schreiben/Schreibenlernen -Psycholinguistik -Textlinguistik -Soziolinguistik -Sprache in Neuen Medien -Sprache in Massenmedien -Text/Hypertext -Lernsoftware -Computerlinguistik -Multimedia -Text und Bild LINSE in MILESS Erstsemsterrezensionen The study of language.

10. George Yule's "Sign Language": An Article Review By Daniel Greene
    1 March 1841. T15. yule, george J. May 1930. G21. yule, Isabella  
    http://www.danielgreene.com/yule_asl.html
    
    Extractions: Daniel Greene A. Clutinger Intro to Linguistics Article Review ASL , as excerpted from his book, The Study of Language . Our textbook, Language: Introductory Readings As an excerpt, and not an article per se Language Before going into a description of the basic properties of ASL, Yule introduces the speech community which is the subject of this linguistic description by reporting that the American population of deaf users of ASL currently (as of his writing in 1987) numbers about 500,000, making ASL the third most commonly used non-English language in the United States (648). He then describes the educational methods used to teach them. He points out the failure of oralism Yule next describes ASL linguistically, providing brief overviews of its history, morphology, syntax, semantics, and lexicon. He recounts how ASL emerged after a deaf man from France came to America to help establish the first school for the deaf in the United States. His French Sign Language combined with elements of the several indigenous languages of deaf Americans (whose populations had previously been scattered). In his discussion of the morphology of signs, he refers to an illustration of a person signing THANK-YOU (the convention in writing ASL signs is to use all capital letters, and to hyphenate two words when the concept is represented by one sign). He analyzes the sign THANK-YOU to delineate the four articulatory parameters of ASL, including

11. Yule
    Biography of george Udny yule (18711951) george Udny yule's father was also called george Udny yule. george Udny yule senior was involved in administration in  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Yule.html
    
    Extractions: George Udny Yule 's father was also called George Udny Yule. George Udny Yule senior was involved in administration in India and he was knighted for his services. Yule came from a family with a strong reputation for scholarship, his grandfather, William Yule, being a renowned scholar in Persian and Arabic. George was born at Beech Hill, a house in Morham near Haddington in Scotland. He attended Winchester College, one of the oldest of the great independent schools of England situated in Winchester, Hampshire, until he was sixteen years of age when, in 1887, he entered University College London to read for an engineering degree. In 1890 Yule graduated with a degree in engineering and then for two years he was involved in the practical side of the subject, working in engineering workshops. It was an experience which made him decide that engineering was not the subject for him so, in 1892, he began to undertake research in physics. Yule spent a year in Bonn undertaking research in experimental physics under Hertz. This was a successful year in that he published four papers based on the research on electric waves which he undertook in Bonn, yet again Yule seems to have not found the topic one to excite him enough for him to want to work in that area for the rest of his life. In fact the influence of his work in engineering and experimental physics was less than one would expect for, as

12. References For Yule
    References for george Udny yule. Biography Books A Stuart and MG Kendall (eds),Statistical papers of george Udny yule (New York, 1971). Articles  
    http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Yule.html
    
    Extractions: N L Johnson and S Kotz, George Udny Yule, in N L Johnson and S Kotz (eds.), Leading personalities in statistical sciences (New York, 1997), 168-169. M G Kendall, George Udny Yule 1871-1951, J. Royal Statistical Society S M Stigler, The History of Statistics. The Measurement of Uncertainty before 1900 (Cambridge, Mass.-London, 1986), 345-. F Yates, George Udny Yule, Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society of London Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index

13. [HM] George Udny Yule 1871-1951
    a topic from HistoriaMatematica Discussion Group HM george Udny yule 1871-1951 post a message on this topic post a message on a new topic 19 Apr 2001 HM george Udny yule 1871-1951, by Tony Gardiner  
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    Translate this page Freitag, den 07. Februar 2003. yule, george Oxford Introductions to LanguageStudy P Buch OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Bestell-Nr. 0-19-437207-3 13.44 EUR.  
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15. Yule
    yule, george Udny (18711951). george yule was born on February 18, 1871 near Haddington, Scotland.  
    http://www.math.uah.edu/stat/biographies/Yule.html

16. Alphamusic - Yule
    Translate this page Sonntag, den 09. Februar 2003. Suchergebnisse Ergebnisse für den Suchbegriff yule,george. Es wurden 2 Einträge gefunden. Anzeige auf dieser Seite 1 - 2.  
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17. IELE - On Line Catalogue - Search Results
    Brown, Gillian and yule, george, (1983), Discourse Analysis. Brown, Gillian andyule, george, (1983), Teaching The Spoken Language. yule, george, (1996), Pragmatics.  
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18. IELE - On Line Catalogue
    yule, george, (1985), The study of language an introduction. yule, george,(1996), Pragmatics. yule, george, (1998), Explaining English Grammar.  
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19. Outline For Review Of George Yule’s "Sign Language"
    Outline. Review of george yule’s Sign Language. by Daniel Greene Thesis Excellent,well researched, concise, informative article describing ASL as a language.  
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    Extractions: by Daniel Greene Thesis: Excellent, well researched, concise, informative article describing ASL as a language. Body Population of speech community is 500,000, making ASL the third most commonly used non-English language. An underground language. Research only in the past twenty years has shown ASL to be a real language. Remarkable preservation of ASL. Oralism as a failed system. Taught lipreading and speech skills. Discouraged signing as a deterrent to developing oral skills. Only 10% learned to speak intelligibly. Only c. 4% learned to read lips. Signed English (Manually Coded English) as an improvement albeit an imperfect one. Compared to using German word order with French nouns to teach German syntax to French people. Is this acceptable to author or not? Is neither English nor ASL. Makes ASL an underground language. ASL as a language seen linguistically. History French mixed with indigenous American signs. Good job of mentioning this! i.e., that American Deaf people already had some sign language. Less paternalistic! Morphology The example of sign THANK-YOU to show articulatory parameters: Shape ( a.k.a.

20. Historical Manuscripts Commission | National Register Of Archives | List Of Pers
    List of Persons with surname beginning YU Yudkin, John (19101995) physiologist andnutritionist (2) yule, george RW (fl 1799-1867) Naval Officer (1) yule, Sir  
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