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7. Bella Coola su

Author

Saunders, Ross and Davis, Philip W.

Published
1977

14. 'We are children of God': White Christian teachers discussing race

Author

Kate R. Johnson, Amy Saunders Ross, and Emma Holdaway

Subjects
050101 languages & linguistics, Linguistics and Language, Race (biology), Phrase, White (horse), Intersection, 05 social sciences, 050301 education, 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences, Gender studies, 0503 education, Language and Linguistics, Education
Abstract

We seek to begin to develop understanding of how White racial discourses and Christian discourses intersect, buffet, and shape one another. In this study, we analyzed White Christian prospective and practicing mathematics teachers’ discourses. We found that participants used derivations of the phrase “we are children of God” in contexts in which they were asked about the intersection of their religious beliefs and their perspectives on race. We drew on Bakhtinian ideas to make sense of how these prospective and practicing teachers were using this phrase and found that the use of this phrase is complicated but is likely perpetuating a colorblind discourse. We describe some implications for teacher educators.

Published
2021

19. Bella Coola Referential Suffixes

Author

Davis, Philip W. and Saunders, Ross

Abstract

This article discusses the lexical suffixes of Bella Coola, a native language of British Columbia. Evidence of a syntactic nature is presented to support the classification of the suffixes into 4 groups: anatomical, nonanatomical, metonymic, and classifier. (CLK)

Published
1975

20. Bella Coola Nominal Deixis

Author

Davis, Philip W. and Saunders, Ross

Abstract

The principal nominal deictic affixes of Bella Coola, a Salishan language of British Columbia, are examined. (Author/RM)

Published
1975

21. Lexical Suffix Copying in Bella Coola

Author

Davis, Philip W. and Saunders, Ross

Abstract

Revised and extended version of a paper presented to the Seventh International Conference on Salish Languages, August 1972; research supported by the National Museum of Canada, Simon Fraser University, Rice University, and the Canada Council. Bella Coola is a Salishan language spoken in British Columbia, Canada. (DD)

Published
1973

24. Drilling closer to salt

Author

Ammar, Ahmed, primary, Saunders, Ross, additional, Henry, Chuck, additional, Wilkinson, Tim, additional, Frismanis, Mike, additional, Bradshaw, Mike, additional, Codd, Jeff, additional, and Kessler, David, additional

Published
2016
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45. Readers' opinion.

Author

PATTISON, HELEN, COUSENS, AMY, GARDNER, BEA, HARMSWORTH, ADAM, RAWLING, HEATHER, TAAFFE, NANCY, ASKER, JOSH, SAUNDERS, ROSS, TEACHER, LEEDS, WILKINS, CLARE, and KERSHAW, PAUL

Published
2021

46. Coherent 100 Gb/s PM-QPSK Field Trial.

Author

Birk, Martin, Gerard, Philip, Curto, Robert, Nelson, Lynn E., Xiang Zhou, Magill, Peter, Schmidt, Theodore J., Malouin, Christian, Bo Zhang, Ibragimov, Edem, Khatana, Sunil, Glavanovic, Mirko, Lofland, Rob, Marcoccia, Roberto, Saunders, Ross, Nicholl, Gary, Nowell, Mark, and Forghieri, Fabrizio

Subjects
OPTICAL communications, COMPUTER network protocols, NETWORK routers, ETHERNET, MULTIPLEXING
Abstract

The development of 100 Gb/s transponder technology is progressing rapidly to meet the needs of next-generation optical/IP carrier networks. Video-driven IP traffic growth continues together with the need for ever higher-speed ports on IP routers, Ethernet switches, and OTN cross-connects, thus driving the requirements for cost-effective client and line side 100 Gb/s transponders. For a short time to market, 100 Gb/s transponders should be deployable using 10 Gb/s link-engineering rules over existing fiber and DWDM infrastructure. In this article we describe the upgrade of an installed 10 Gb/s field system to 100 Gb/s using a real-time single-carrier coherent 100G polarization multiplexed quadrature phase shift keyed (PM-QPSK) channel. Performance sufficient for error-free operation after forward error correction was achieved over installed 900 km and 1800 km links, proving the viability of 100 Gb/s upgrades to most installed systems. Excellent tolerance to fiber polarization mode dispersion and narrowband optical filtering demonstrates the applicability of this technology over the majority of installed fiber plant and through existing 50 GHz reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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48. DWDM: dynamic or die! (Online)

Author

Saunders, Ross

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Forecasts and trends, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Fiber optics industry -- Forecasts and trends, Fiber optics industry -- Standards, Communications industry, Telecommunications services industry, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

For the past five years, capacity has been king for DWDM deployment. Highest line rate, highest capacity wins all. The paradigm today has now shifted to enabling high revenue-generating carrier [...]

Published
2002

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