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Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics, 2020 Opening and closings are examined in depth. The notion of structural opening, which constitutes a basis for the class of all openings (and likewise for closings) is introduced.
Henk J A M Heijmans
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2023
As an interlude, this chapter is an effort to connect, bridge, and provide an overlap between the other two parts of this book: Separation and Co-production. In this work, the picture of a clear division between science and politics is complicated. The focus is on science and politics as two separate activities with their own institutions and practices,
Linda Soneryd, Göran Sundqvist
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As an interlude, this chapter is an effort to connect, bridge, and provide an overlap between the other two parts of this book: Separation and Co-production. In this work, the picture of a clear division between science and politics is complicated. The focus is on science and politics as two separate activities with their own institutions and practices,
Linda Soneryd, Göran Sundqvist
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Journal of Statistical Physics, 2000
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Penrose, Oliver, Stell, George
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Penrose, Oliver, Stell, George
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Science's STKE, 2002
Stomata, the tiny pores that allow gaseous exchange in plant leaves, are scattered across the plant leaf surface and regulated such that no two stomata are too close to each other. In Arabidopsis , the mutation too many mouths ( TMM ) disrupts the normal spacing of ...
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Stomata, the tiny pores that allow gaseous exchange in plant leaves, are scattered across the plant leaf surface and regulated such that no two stomata are too close to each other. In Arabidopsis , the mutation too many mouths ( TMM ) disrupts the normal spacing of ...
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Closing ... closing ... closed.
Trustee : the journal for hospital governing boards, 2005What can a board do when all signs point to the need to close a hospital, but its community and the state's attorney general, is not buying it? Here's some legal guidance if you're in that position.
M W, Peregrine, J R, Schwartz
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RESIDUAL CLOSENESS AND GENERALIZED CLOSENESS
International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2011In the last few years a new definition for closeness has been established because of the ability to measure not connected graphs and the possibility to create convenient formulas for calculations. Based on this definition a new, more sensitive measure for network vulnerability is created - residual closeness.
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Society, 2008
The authors comment on an earlier aritice in Society by Eugene Goodheart and offer a novel hypothesis about the origins of religion.
Michael McGuire, Lionel Tiger
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The authors comment on an earlier aritice in Society by Eugene Goodheart and offer a novel hypothesis about the origins of religion.
Michael McGuire, Lionel Tiger
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Regular-closed, Urysohn-closed and completely Hausdorff-closed spaces.
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 1970Recently M. P. Berri, J. R. Porter, and R. M. Stephenson, Jr. have given a survey on P P -closed and
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The Stock Market Reaction to Plant Closings
American Journal of Business, 1993 This paper is an event time study of the valuation effects of a sample of eighty‐two permanent plant closings. The traditional approach to project termination decisions suggests that common stock prices should increase around the date on which firms ...
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