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Bioinspired Lignin-Aluminosilicate Composite for CO<sub>2</sub> Storage. [PDF]
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BioBricks.ai: a versioned data registry for life sciences data assets. [PDF]
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Recovery of iron from iron tailings by co-pyrolysis with coal gangue: process optimization and economic evaluation. [PDF]
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ANOVA-RSM Analysis for Predicting and Optimizing the Mechanical Response of Concrete Incorporating Waste Brick Aggregates After Elevated Temperatures. [PDF]
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Holistic Nursing Practice, 2022
Betty Rambur, PhD, RN, FAAN, focused her career on healthcare payment reform.
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Betty Rambur, PhD, RN, FAAN, focused her career on healthcare payment reform.
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Eureka!, 2019
After a twenty-five-year career spent fighting for women’s rights around the globe at the expense of time with her family, Karen Sherman looked around and realized she didn’t really know her children and felt little connection to her husband.
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After a twenty-five-year career spent fighting for women’s rights around the globe at the expense of time with her family, Karen Sherman looked around and realized she didn’t really know her children and felt little connection to her husband.
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Erratum: “Tiling Bricks with Bricks”
Studies in Applied Mathematics, 1991Concerns the authors' paper ibid. 83, No. 2, 91-110 (1990; Zbl 0734.05034).
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Studies in Applied Mathematics, 1990
The problem addressed by the paper is the filling of a large brick with replicas of smaller bricks of different sizes. We solve this problem by reducing it to an algebraic problem about polynomials. As a by‐product, we obtain new combinatorial interpretations of the connection constants linking some classical polynomial sequences of combinatorics.
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The problem addressed by the paper is the filling of a large brick with replicas of smaller bricks of different sizes. We solve this problem by reducing it to an algebraic problem about polynomials. As a by‐product, we obtain new combinatorial interpretations of the connection constants linking some classical polynomial sequences of combinatorics.
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Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2011
We lay out one strand of a continuing investigation into the development of a virtual peer to help children learn to use "school English" and "school-ratified science talk". In this paper we describe a detailed analysis of a corpus of child-child language use, and report our findings on the ways children shift dialects and ways of discussing science ...
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We lay out one strand of a continuing investigation into the development of a virtual peer to help children learn to use "school English" and "school-ratified science talk". In this paper we describe a detailed analysis of a corpus of child-child language use, and report our findings on the ways children shift dialects and ways of discussing science ...
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