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CALICO Journal, 2005
Computer-mediated communication (CMC) forms an integral part of the first-year Spanish course, Spanish Without Walls (SWW), designed for distance education. The CMC component of SWW supports bimodal (i.e., oral and written) interactions among students and the instructor and provides the same kinds of benefits as those in face-to-face interactions well
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Computer-mediated communication (CMC) forms an integral part of the first-year Spanish course, Spanish Without Walls (SWW), designed for distance education. The CMC component of SWW supports bimodal (i.e., oral and written) interactions among students and the instructor and provides the same kinds of benefits as those in face-to-face interactions well
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Electrokinetics in extremely bimodal suspensions
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2007Prompted by the results obtained by Mantegazza et al. [Nature Physics 1 (2005) 103], where the electric birefringence of suspensions of elongated particles was strikingly affected by the presence of a sea of very small (size ratio lower than 10:1) colloidal spheres, we have undertaken an investigation of other electrokinetic phenomena in suspensions ...
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Relative Contingency and Bimodality
Logica Universalis, 2013The paper studies the logics with a deontic operator \(O\) which is defined as \(OA =_{\mathrm{def}} \square(Q \supset A)\), where \(\square\) is logical necessity and \(Q\) is a propositional constant, axiomatized by \(\lozenge Q\) with the intuitive meaning ``the moral (legal) code is applied''.
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Scripta Metallurgica, 1987
The plasticity of a metal results from dislocations moving through a crystal; this rate of motion is determined by barriers in the crystal, and the drag between barriers. At low temperatures, where dislocation motion is underdamped, inertia plays an important role in overcoming barriers.
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The plasticity of a metal results from dislocations moving through a crystal; this rate of motion is determined by barriers in the crystal, and the drag between barriers. At low temperatures, where dislocation motion is underdamped, inertia plays an important role in overcoming barriers.
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The American Statistician, 1971
(1971). Kurtosis Measures Bimodality? The American Statistician: Vol. 25, No. 1, pp. 42-43.
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(1971). Kurtosis Measures Bimodality? The American Statistician: Vol. 25, No. 1, pp. 42-43.
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Bimodal Distribution and Co-Bursting in Review Spam Detection
The Web Conference, 2017Huayi Li +6 more
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