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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1986
Tongue contact patterns for /s/ and /l/ were investigated using dynamic palatography. Both spatial and temporal asymmetries were commonly found extending into the vocalic transitions for these consonants. Implications for the adequacy of tongue motion data taken in a single midsagittal plane are discussed, as well as for articulatory interpretation of ...
S L, Hamlet, H T, Bunnell, B, Struntz
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Tongue contact patterns for /s/ and /l/ were investigated using dynamic palatography. Both spatial and temporal asymmetries were commonly found extending into the vocalic transitions for these consonants. Implications for the adequacy of tongue motion data taken in a single midsagittal plane are discussed, as well as for articulatory interpretation of ...
S L, Hamlet, H T, Bunnell, B, Struntz
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Are Craniofacial Asymmetries Related to Trunk Asymmetries?
Journal of Craniofacial SurgeryObjective: The aim of this study was to investigate whether craniofacial asymmetries could be a predictor of spine asymmetries or not. Methods: Female individuals aged between 18 and 25 years participated in this cross-sectional descriptive-analytic study.
Turhan, B. +3 more
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Skull asymmetry in various sheep breeds: Directional asymmetry and fluctuating asymmetry
Anatomia, Histologia, EmbryologiaAbstractSheep (Ovis aries) play an important role in the economy of Turkey and the Balkan Peninsula due to their use in farming. As a domesticated species, sheep's morphometric and morphological diversity is likely determined by selective breeding practices rather than geographic distribution.
Nicoleta Manuta +6 more
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1990
A case of monostotic, mandibular fibrous dysplasia has been described in a 22-year-old Amerasian male, who had facial asymmetry of approximately 5 years' duration. Foci of ill-defined sclerotic, pagetoid calcifications were seen on routine film. The CT scans demonstrated bone facial and slight lingual expansion of bone with thinning of the cortex.
D M, Arendt +4 more
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A case of monostotic, mandibular fibrous dysplasia has been described in a 22-year-old Amerasian male, who had facial asymmetry of approximately 5 years' duration. Foci of ill-defined sclerotic, pagetoid calcifications were seen on routine film. The CT scans demonstrated bone facial and slight lingual expansion of bone with thinning of the cortex.
D M, Arendt +4 more
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Asymmetry Theory and Asymmetry Based Parsing
2015We consider the properties of an integrated competence-performance model where the grammar generates the asymmetrical relations underlying linguistic expressions and the parser recovers these asymmetries. This model relates Asymmetry Theory, which is a theory of the Language Faculty, and asymmetry-based parsing, which is a theory of language use.
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IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, Part B (Cybernetics), 2001
Most of the work on search in artificial intelligence (AI) deals with one search direction only-mostly forward search-although it is known that a structural asymmetry of the search graph causes differences in the efficiency of searching in the forward or the backward direction, respectively.
Hermann Kaindl +2 more
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Most of the work on search in artificial intelligence (AI) deals with one search direction only-mostly forward search-although it is known that a structural asymmetry of the search graph causes differences in the efficiency of searching in the forward or the backward direction, respectively.
Hermann Kaindl +2 more
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Cladistics, 1998
In Colless’ (1995,Syst. Biol. 44, 102–108) results, cladograms for randomly generated matrices were strongly asymmetrical, and he used this to maintain that real cladograms provide little evidence on asymmetry of phylogeny. His position, however, depended on retaining poorly supported groups as if they were well‐supported.
James S, Farris, Mari, Källersjö
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In Colless’ (1995,Syst. Biol. 44, 102–108) results, cladograms for randomly generated matrices were strongly asymmetrical, and he used this to maintain that real cladograms provide little evidence on asymmetry of phylogeny. His position, however, depended on retaining poorly supported groups as if they were well‐supported.
James S, Farris, Mari, Källersjö
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1978
Eleven cases are chosen to illustrate the differential diagnosis of deforming lesions of the bony orbit and its vicinity, which cause unilateral proptosis or other cranio-facial disfigurement. Three distinct varieties of orbito-cranial neurofibromatosis are distinguished, and they are contrasted with other deforming lesions of childhood--unilateral ...
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Eleven cases are chosen to illustrate the differential diagnosis of deforming lesions of the bony orbit and its vicinity, which cause unilateral proptosis or other cranio-facial disfigurement. Three distinct varieties of orbito-cranial neurofibromatosis are distinguished, and they are contrasted with other deforming lesions of childhood--unilateral ...
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Nature Materials, 2021
Amorphous silicon shows abnormal tension–compression asymmetry, with much higher tensile yield strength than compressive yield. This discovery advances our understanding of plasticity in this and other similar amorphous materials.
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Amorphous silicon shows abnormal tension–compression asymmetry, with much higher tensile yield strength than compressive yield. This discovery advances our understanding of plasticity in this and other similar amorphous materials.
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Journal of Endocrinology, 1987
Abstract A hormone is a substance carried in the blood to a target tissue, where it elicits a response. Target tissues are sometimes separate and paired (e.g. gonads and adrenals) or, perhaps, bilobed (e.g. thyroid). These tissues respond to trophic hormones, and it would be expected that each member of the pair would behave similarly
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Abstract A hormone is a substance carried in the blood to a target tissue, where it elicits a response. Target tissues are sometimes separate and paired (e.g. gonads and adrenals) or, perhaps, bilobed (e.g. thyroid). These tissues respond to trophic hormones, and it would be expected that each member of the pair would behave similarly
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