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DV-Net: Accurate liver vessel segmentation via dense connection model with D-BCE loss function

Knowledge-Based Systems, 2021
Jun Su   +6 more
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Hippocrates (460–377? BCE)

2007
Referred to as the “Father of Medicine,” Hippocrates attributed physical characteristics as well as ailments to an imbalance of the four humors. He held that the humors were glandular secretions and the imbalances resulted from external forces such as food or weather.
Ania Loomba, Jonathan Burton
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Herodotus (484–425? BCE)

2007
Author of the first secular narrative history known to the Western world, Herodotus gathered his material through travels in North Africa and the Near East. Although The Histories became a source for later writers on monstrosity and barbarism, it is equally important as an example of comparative ethnography, focusing more on social practices than on ...
Ania Loomba, Jonathan Burton
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CONFUCIUS 551–479 BCE

2002
Confucius was the latinized name for Kong Qiu where Kong was the family name and Qiu was the given. Confucius was born into an impoverished aristocratic family. There was no reliable evidence to point to the work written by Confucius himself. However, it is generally agreed among historians that Confucius' philosophic and educational ideas are recorded
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The eagle of Zeus arrives (303 bce–64 bce)

2021
Andrea U. De Giorgi, A. Asa Eger
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BCE

2021
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Plato (428 BCE – 347 BCE)

2015
Thomas Arnold, Jens Halfwassen
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Climate shaped how Neolithic farmers and European hunter-gatherers interacted after a major slowdown from 6,100 bce to 4,500 bce

Nature Human Behaviour, 2020
L. Betti   +12 more
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Aristotle 384–322 bce

1999
A pupil of Plato, Aristotle was to become as influential as his tutor in defining the shape of western philosophy. Like Plato, Aristotle’s main concern was to explore the question of how one should live in this world. However, Aristotle’s discussion of this question takes place against a rather different understanding of reality.
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