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1. Identity, nature and ground - Katzav, J. If all of an object’s properties and relations are specified, all there is to be specified about its qualitative as opposed to its numerical identity will have been specified.
7. An early Anglo-Saxon bridle-fitting from SouthLeckaway, Forfar, Angus, Scotland - Dickinson, T.M.; Fern, C.; Hall, M.A. [FIRST PARAGRAPH] In February 2003 the Kinnettles Heritage Group made a quite unexpectedfind during field-walking at South Leckaway farm near Forfar, Angus (NGR NO 43794810): the most northerly example in Britain — by about 150 miles — of an Anglo-Saxon object decorated in Salin’s Style I.
9. Crossmodal links between audition and touch in covert endogenous spatial attention - Lloyd, D.M.; Merat, N.; McGlone, F.; Spence, C. In Experiment 1, targets were expected on a particular side in just one modality; the results demonstrated that the participants could spatially shift their attention independently in both audition and touch.
10. Choice in the context of informal care-giving - Arksey, Hilary; Glendinning, Caroline However, these have comparatively little to say about choice in relation to the informal carers of relatives, friends or older people who are disabled or sick.
14. Modelling requirements for local transport plans in the UK - Shepherd, S.P.; Timms, P.M.; May, A.D. The aim of the paper is to provide a number of recommendations for use of transport and land use planning models in the formulation of local transport plans.
15. Factors influencing the propensity to cycle to work - Wardman, M.R.; Tight, M.R; Page, M. A number of SP surveys were also undertaken to examine the effects of different types of en-route and trip end cycle facilities and financial measures to encourage cycling.
18. Do institutional arrangements make a difference to transport policy and implementation? Lessons for Britain - Marsden, G.R.; May, A.D. This paper describes local government decision-making in transport in three areas of the UK, London, West Yorkshire and Edinburgh, in which major changes in local government decision-making structures have taken place over the last decade, and between which arrangements are now very different.