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• Tables and diagrams abound, complete with interpretation guidelines, and all chapters are signposted with previews, summaries and recaps.

• There are too many ' signposts' in the text, which is sometimes a little slow, laboured and repetitive as a result.

• Chapter 1 introduces the book effectively, barring the disconcerting absence of chronological signposts for the relationships marshaled.

• Education is a matter of increasing knowledge and reflection, statistical cueing a matter of providing signposts that even the ignorant and irreflective can use.

• In other words, acts and ideas should be seen as interchangeable signposts for inter preting historical ideologies.

• The editor's highlighting of rural-urban linkages in the final chapter is apposite, but a radical new role for settlement geography is only dimly signposted in this book.

• Most of these markers occur in the gaps between the coding parts of genes and can be thought of as signposts marking out particular chromosomal intervals.

• Thus even where the mode of knowledge is signposted as one acquired by proof, the transition does not seem to be argued for, but is rather assumed.

• Once we know where they are and what is their nature, the giant planets around other stars become signposts to systems that are and are not habitable.

• The indexical use of language constructions provides communicative partners with signposts for how each partner grounds the interaction and thereby allows for the dynamic unfolding of meaning.

• In such criticism the apparently trivial and the unsightly can also be demysti®ed to reveal a truth that signposts alternative ways of organizing a humane society.

• A gamelan-style section - harps, xylophones and marimba - played a key role, and a recurring theme, first heard on oboes and clarinets, supplied signposts amid the score's raucous activity.

• Chemokine receptors: signposts to brain development and disease.

• They provide crucial signposts to the sort of person characteristics that seem to play a role and which might constitute the route by which genetic effects operate.

• Principal roads are the responsibility of local highway authorities, and it is for them to ensure that new routes are signposted to the best effect.