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O artigo propõe um modelo semiótico para analisar as relações entre a poesia e a canção, identificando a entonação, ou prosódia, como o fundamento linguístico comum a ambas. Inicialmente, classificamos a poesia em quatro regimes de engenharia baseados na oposição entre continuidade (fluxo) e descontinuidade (segmentação): o poeta linguista, como Augusto de Campos, que segmenta a linguagem; o poeta visionário, como Roberto Piva, que foca no fluxo discursivo e semântico; o poeta conversador, como Ferreira Gullar, que se aproxima da fala coloquial e o poeta arquiteto, como Glauco Mattoso, que nega o fluxo livre por meio de métricas rígidas. Em seguida, abordamos a semiótica da canção de Luiz Tatit, que defende que a canção se origina da maximização da prosódia da fala, onde a melodia intensifica a curva entoativa e o ritmo intensifica a acentuação tônica. Nossa proposta é a união desses conceitos num modelo tensivo que cruza os eixos da intensidade (acentuação) e da extensidade (curva entoativa), posicionando a fala coloquial como base neutra, a canção como uma correlação conversa e os diferentes regimes poéticos como uma correlação inversa.

Despite the existence of different parameters in the dynamic and compelling competitive conditions, the factors which lead organisations to the success and enable them to maintain their continuity come to the forefront. Among these factors, the leaders who have the characteristics of affecting the aftermath of organisations and take part in decision mechanisms of organisations by leading them in changes, when needed, are of great importance. On the other hand, measurement and modernisation of performance indicators, which is another influential factor for the success of businesses, is also critical for organisations to perform different strategic approaches in accordance with changing conditions and to survive. Accordingly, in order to keep up with the changing conditions and to become more competitive, businesses need to change and innovate their activities and strategies regularly. From these points forth, in this research, the relationship between the transformational leadership, which stimulates employees to work by creating motivation and gives importance to the change, and organisational performance is examined in the manufacturing industry with the mediating role of the reengineering concept, which inherently incorporates the radical transformation brought by the dynamic infrastructure and process-oriented understanding. In line with these, the existence of the relationships between these concepts and their significance are investigated through the questionnaire technique applied to 390 respondents working in the manufacturing industry in Istanbul. The obtained findings revealed that the reengineering variable has a partial mediating effect on the relationship between transformational leadership and performance. Thus, the research contributes not only to the academic field where the relationships among these three concepts are unexplored, but also both to practitioners and to policy-makers in terms of exhibiting the relationships of these success factors from the aspects of behavioural dimensions and the results-oriented approach.

Originally presented to the 2017 DLF Forum, Pittsburgh, PA.Recommended citation: Currier, B. D., Kim, B., Edwards, C., & Butler, C. R. (2017). Research Data Preservation Beyond Data Sharing and Open Science. Presentation to the 2017 DLF Forum, Pittsburgh, PA. Accessed through LIS Scholarship Archive. Available at http://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/A8HM2 Research data preservation has often been discussed as part of data sharing and open science. However, research often involves data with restrictions, and regardless of sharing, preservation is a crucial process for research integrity. This presentation walks through questions for thinking about legal issues in data.

Disabled people need unbiased information on equipment. But who controls this information, and who pays for it? Ginny Jenkins unravels the issues.

The items for costing include the cost of installing a telephone line, converting the socket, and renting the line; the cost of renting an alarm and monitoring (local authorities may not charge but usually the charge ranges from £80 to £160 a year; commercial firms charge about £250 for the first year and £150 for subsequent years); and the costs of buying an alarm, which ranges from £170 to £320, and monitoring fees (local authorities or charities charge £10 to £70 a year and commercial firms charge £20 to £150 a year).Alarms are zero rated for value added tax if supplied to someone who is chronically sick or disabled.Details are obtainable from the local taxation office.

Health Libraries ReviewVolume 7, Issue 2 p. 119-120 Free Access Images of disability Philippa Lane, Philippa Lane Librarian, Disabled Living FoundationSearch for more papers by this author Philippa Lane, Philippa Lane Librarian, Disabled Living FoundationSearch for more papers by this author First published: June 1990 https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2532.1990.7201118.xCitations: 1AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Citing Literature Volume7, Issue2June 1990Pages 119-120 RelatedInformation