On Fri, 20 Nov 2015 08:13:24 -0800, Jim Clark wrote:
Hi
Howdy
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JC: Here I have to disagree being very familiar with modern building
techniques
in Greece (and perhaps same holds in India?). Cement columns are filled
in with
bricks that are directly plastered
Mike, having helped construct a classroom in southern India, I can tell you
that drywall was never a consideration. The building was bricks that were
made down the road. In the cities, the buildings were made from concrete
with steel support beams. Again, no drywall on the inside. Thus, tacks
don't
Hi
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From: Mike Palij [mailto:m...@nyu.edu]
(1) Regarding robins: Whenever I cover Eleanor Rosch's work on the structure
of categories, I emphasize that the prototype is the most representative
example of a category or the modal instance of the
category (i.e., the ins
A few points:
(1) Regarding robins: Whenever I cover Eleanor Rosch's work
on the structure of categories, I emphasize that the prototype is
the most representative example of a category or the modal
instance of the category (i.e., the instance that one has experienced
most often) and THAT depend
