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Branding 101

Interactions, 2004
In 2001, CHI featured an unusual panel session: Marketing people were actually invited to come to CHI to explain what they did and why it was important to the objectives of SIGCHI. Boyd de Groot, Peter Eikelboom, and Florian Egger organized the session in which I was privileged to participate.
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Radar 101: Celebrating 101 Years of Development

Proceedings of the IEEE, 2005
Most inventions that are relevant to practical applications in our society are recognized from the start, with a few exceptions. The invention and development of radar was one of the notable exceptions, which is all the more remarkable considering the newer and more widespread applications of this technology in many areas, including as an anti ...
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Ebola 101

Southern Medical Journal, 2019
Faysal, Alhasan   +2 more
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Dendrimer 101

2007
In this chapter dendrimer basics are reviewed. It is impossible to describe, refer to or even list the related literature (our "dendrimer" database consists of over 7,000 papers and patents), thus selection of references has been made based on personal preference, often choosing clarity over details and overarching principles instead of detailed ...
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Heartbleed 101

IEEE Security & Privacy, 2014
Marco M. Carvalho   +3 more
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Closure and Quine's *101

Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1941
The purpose of this paper is to suggest two alternatives to Quine's definition of closure. These new definitions have two advantages over Quine's definition, and they probably are the simplest definitions having both advantages. The two advantages are:(1).
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Seizures 101

Men in Nursing, 2004
Meg, Gambrell, Nicole, Flynn
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