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2009
Compared to many programming languages, CSS is a relatively simple language to learn. The syntax is straightforward, and due to its presentational nature, there is no complicated logic to grapple with. The difficulties start when it comes time to test your code on different browsers.
Andy Budd, Simon Collison, Cameron Moll
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Compared to many programming languages, CSS is a relatively simple language to learn. The syntax is straightforward, and due to its presentational nature, there is no complicated logic to grapple with. The difficulties start when it comes time to test your code on different browsers.
Andy Budd, Simon Collison, Cameron Moll
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New Scientist, 2010
Our bodies are chock-full of chatty microbes that are also eavesdropping on us.
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Our bodies are chock-full of chatty microbes that are also eavesdropping on us.
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Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2014
The term bed bug is applied to 2 species of genus Cimex: lectularius describes the common or temperate bed bug, and hemipterus its tropical cousin. Cimex lectularius is aptly named; its genus and species derive from the Latin words for bug and bed, respectively.
Galen T, Foulke, Bryan E, Anderson
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The term bed bug is applied to 2 species of genus Cimex: lectularius describes the common or temperate bed bug, and hemipterus its tropical cousin. Cimex lectularius is aptly named; its genus and species derive from the Latin words for bug and bed, respectively.
Galen T, Foulke, Bryan E, Anderson
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ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2002
Real-life bugs are successful because of their unfailing ability to adapt. In particular this applies to their ability to adapt to strategies that are meant to eradicate them as a species. Software bugs have some of these same traits. We will discuss these traits, and consider what we can do about them.
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Real-life bugs are successful because of their unfailing ability to adapt. In particular this applies to their ability to adapt to strategies that are meant to eradicate them as a species. Software bugs have some of these same traits. We will discuss these traits, and consider what we can do about them.
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Emergency Nurse, 2005
I feel privileged to be taking over as editor of Emergency Nurse and look forward to an exciting journey with all of you, the readers.
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I feel privileged to be taking over as editor of Emergency Nurse and look forward to an exciting journey with all of you, the readers.
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Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1973
Abstract A recently published book entitled Is Your Volkswagen A Sex Symbol? by Jean Rosenbaum recalled this case to mind and provided the impetus needed to sit down and write it up for publication.
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Abstract A recently published book entitled Is Your Volkswagen A Sex Symbol? by Jean Rosenbaum recalled this case to mind and provided the impetus needed to sit down and write it up for publication.
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2001
Desert ants can perform a remarkable feat of navigation – after travelling a complex path, they ‘know’ the exact direction and distance to their home base. In order to perform this navigational task, ants need to integrate both their rotation and translation, updating their position vector with respect to the nest.
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Desert ants can perform a remarkable feat of navigation – after travelling a complex path, they ‘know’ the exact direction and distance to their home base. In order to perform this navigational task, ants need to integrate both their rotation and translation, updating their position vector with respect to the nest.
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Communications of the ACM
On subjectivity, epistemic power, and implications for computing research.
David Gray Widder, Claire Le Goues
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On subjectivity, epistemic power, and implications for computing research.
David Gray Widder, Claire Le Goues
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