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Classical Reception Studies: Reconceptualizing the Study of the Classical Tradition
The International Journal of the Humanities: Annual Review, 2012The heritage of Greco-Roman antiquity is still deemed among the most powerful transcultural and transhistorical archives of the contemporary world. The various meanings which this ancient material has taken on in later contexts, both ancient and modern, is central to a research field that is nowadays called ‘classical reception studies’.
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An electroencephalograph study of classical conditioning
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1962Unanesthetized monkeys and cats bearing indwelling electrodes show electrical activity evoked by clicks and light flashes in regions such as caudate nucleus, hypothalamus, and limbic system as well as in the classically defined sensory pathways. Amplitude and duration of the evoked responses, which display a similar triphasic form wherever recorded ...
R, GALAMBOS, G C, SHEATZ
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1995
Stage A 25-year-old Hispanic woman in the 27th week of pregnancy came to the emergency room complaining of cough and shortness of breath. She reported that she had been well until two days earlier. In the past day she had also been nauseated, and she had vomited once.
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Stage A 25-year-old Hispanic woman in the 27th week of pregnancy came to the emergency room complaining of cough and shortness of breath. She reported that she had been well until two days earlier. In the past day she had also been nauseated, and she had vomited once.
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Study of a Classical Strobe Composition
Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics, 2013AbstractMany strobe compositions were discovered in the past but only a few have been studied and none of them were fully understood. This article aimed at introducing the ternary composition of ammonium perchlorate as oxidizer, magnalium as fuel, and barium sulfate as metal salt. Parameters that influence its performances are analyzed.
Corbel, J.M.L. +4 more
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Multimedia and the study of Classical Greece
Journal of Computing in Higher Education, 1993MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY offers both challenges and great promises for promoting the goals of higher education. The unique characteristics of integrated information formats available in an interactive and flexible application provide a means to research and teach subject matter from new perspectives.
Terry M. Savage, Karla E. Vogel
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The power of the classical twin study
Heredity, 1978SUMMARY A method based on the non-central chi-square distribution is developed for the calculation of sample sizes required to reject, with given probability, models of variation when they are II wrong". The method is illustrated with reference to simple alternative models of variation in MZ and DZ twins reared together.
N G, Martin +3 more
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Citation classics in periodontology: a controlled study
Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 2007AbstractAim: The aims of this study were to identify the most cited articles in Periodontology published from January 1990 to March 2005; and to analyse the differences between citation Classics and less cited articles.Material and Methods: The search was carried out in four international periodontal journals: Journal of Periodontology, Journal of ...
M. Nieri +6 more
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Study of Classical Scattering Theory
American Journal of Physics, 1957The classical theory of the scattering by a conservative central force is re-examined. A variational equation and a Fourier series expansion are developed whereby approximate expressions for the trajectory can be obtained. In addition, impulse integral equations are derived from which approximate relations between energy, impact parameter, and ...
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The Study of Classical Civilization Without Classical Languages?
Greece and Rome, 1966I Know that it is a commonplace to begin with apologies, but the Head Master of Eton did so last night, and hence let me say that you are doomed to disappointment this morning if, at the end of your splendid and varied programme, you are expecting a sonorous peroration on ‘The Spirit of Antiquity’ or ‘The Greeks and what they mean to us’.
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