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Le Musée textuel d’Anita Brookner, ou comment essayer d’en finir avec les images
Contemporary British writer Anita Brookner was for some thirty years a world-renowned art historian specializing in 18th-century French painting—she has published extensively on Wattau, Ingres, Greuze, and Fragonard, among other artists—before she became
Laurence Petit
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New approaches for low phototoxicity imaging of living cells and tissues
Light microscopy is linked to phototoxicity, which can be detrimental or result in inconclusive findings on living specimens. This review focuses on the most recent techniques utilizing digital image processing and advancements in hardware that enable the acquisition of high‐quality images without subjecting living cells or tissues to phototoxicity ...
Wiktoria Kasprzycka +3 more
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Towards a Literary and Feminist Neo-Avant-Garde: Carla Vasio’s Experimental Fiction [PDF]
Despite her active involvement in several of the Gruppo 63’s meetings and activities over the years, Carla Vasio (b. 1923) is rarely mentioned in critical discussions of the Italian neo-avant-garde, and very little attention has been devoted to her work.
Re, Lucia, Tumolo, Joseph
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Gestures of neighbor‐love: Literature, philosophy, and givenness
Abstract This article explores the literary, philosophical, and phenomenological dimensions of neighbor‐love. Phenomenologically speaking, neighborly love must be given, that is, it must be given voluntarily through attitudes, actions, or gestures. But whom do we actually acknowledge as our neighbor, and why?
Irina Hron
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Effective assimilation of global precipitation: simulation experiments
Past attempts to assimilate precipitation by nudging or variational methods have succeeded in forcing the model precipitation to be close to the observed values. However, the model forecasts tend to lose their additional skill after a few forecast hours.
Guo-Yuan Lien +2 more
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Simulation of complex environments:the Fuzzy Cognitive Agent [PDF]
The world is becoming increasingly competitive by the action of liberalised national and global markets. In parallel these markets have become increasingly complex making it difficult for participants to optimise their trading actions.
Borrie, David +2 more
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‘Selective historians’: The construction of cisness in Byzantine and Byzantinist texts
Abstract Far from being a natural, prelapsarian state, cisness is a hegemonic ideal of gender performance demanded of all people. This article explores the construction of cisness in the field of Byzantine studies, and the historiographical tropes through which it is maintained, naturalised and made invisible.
Ilya Maude
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We introduce "anamorphic" cosmology, an approach for explaining the smoothness and flatness of the universe on large scales and the generation of a nearly scale-invariant spectrum of adiabatic density perturbations.
Ijjas, Anna, Steinhardt, Paul J.
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A dynamical Gaussian, lognormal, and reverse lognormal Kalman filter
We derive a generalization of the Kalman filter that allows for non‐Gaussian background and observation errors. For the Lorenz‐63 model, including non‐Gaussian errors leads to a significant improvement of the analysis skill for sparse and uncertain observations, as measured by the mean absolute error of the analysis state relative to the mean absolute ...
Senne Van Loon, Steven J. Fletcher
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Jean-Philippe Toussaint’s La Patinoire is inspired by Pasolini’s La ricotta, according to the words of the Belgian writer-director. A catoptric anamorphosis connects the two cinematic works, and the contrasting dialectic that drives the Pasolinian short ...
Margareth Amatulli
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