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Re-Centering the Center

American Literary History, 2009
I began writing this in a coffee shop near Holland, Michigan, the famed destination for Dutch immigration throughout the late nineteenth century and still an important center of Dutch and Christian Reformed denominations. Its prosperity was long based on furniture built from woods harvested from the local forests and the fruits and vegetables processed
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Is Reaching Eye-Centered, Body-Centered, Hand-Centered, or a Combination?

Reviews in the Neurosciences, 2001
There are currently three main views on the neural basis of visually guided reaching: 1) neurons in the superior parietal lobe guide arm movements in a spatial framework that is centered on the body; 2) neurons in the intraparietal sulcus guide arm movements in a spatial framework that is centered on the eye; 3) neurons in the caudal part of premotor ...
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The center and the distance center of a ptolemaic graph

Operations Research Letters, 1988
A connected graph \(G=(V,X)\) is Ptolemaic if, and only if, it is chordal and every 5-cycle has at least three chords. A graph \(G=(V,E)\) is chordal if, and only if, every cycle of at least four lines contains a chord. The author proves some interesting properties of Ptolemaic and chordal graphs using concepts as distance center, simplicial point and ...
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Waisman Center

International Journal of Developmental Neuroscience, 2002
AbstractThe Waisman Center MRDDRC supports behavioral, social, and biomedical research on human development, developmental disabilities, and neurodegenerative diseases. Examples of research conducted in each of the four MRDDRC units include: abnormalities in gene expression in human neuronal stem cells and progenitor cells from Down syndrome tissue ...
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Center-to-Center Relationalities

Critical Ethnic Studies, 2022
Jinah Kim, Nitasha Tamar Sharma
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Centers of languages

2005
Given a language L, its center is defined as the set of left factors of L for which there exists infinitely many ways to be completed in a word of L. In this communication we prove the center of a one-counter language (resp. a non-expansive language) to be one-counter (resp. non-expansive).
Luc Boasson, Maurice Nivat
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AT THE CENTER

Hastings Center Report, 1990
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Masculinity as a Center, Centered Masculinity

Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 2011
The postcolonial writings of Homi Bhabha (1994) provide an outsider's perspective on Western culture. From that perspective, this article examines white, heterosexual masculinity as one “canonical center” of this culture. I see masculinity currently stressed and in transition, both the masculine subjects themselves and the understanding of masculinity.
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Career Centers as Women's Centers

1988
Asserts that a career center at a women's college is by definition a women's center and must deal with all aspects of life planning for women. Describes Wellesley's career center's model for career education and development which might be replicated in coeducational institutions, especially those with women's centers.
Hirsch, Marcie Schoor, Tobin, Nancy
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Cancer risk among World Trade Center rescue and recovery workers: A review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Andrew Todd, Charles Hall, Paolo Boffetta   +2 more
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