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Revue numismatique, 2010 Le problème de l’origine des monnaies fourrées pendant la République romaine est analysé. Toutes les informations disponibles pour régler les longues débats sur le sujet seront utilisés, en accordant une importance particulière à ce que les pièces peuvent directement nous le dire. Tout d’abord, un examen des différentes opinions exprimées dans le passé
Debernardi, Pierluigi
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The International Journal of the History of Sport, 2011
The Ardito was a fighter as well as a competitor whose status as a 'warrior' was based on courage and superior physical performance: a superior man. In addition, his exuberant conduct, both on and off the battlefield, introduced a significant new sub-culture into post-war Italian society, contributing to the attachment of notable value to virility and ...
Sergio, Giuntini, Angela, Teja
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The Ardito was a fighter as well as a competitor whose status as a 'warrior' was based on courage and superior physical performance: a superior man. In addition, his exuberant conduct, both on and off the battlefield, introduced a significant new sub-culture into post-war Italian society, contributing to the attachment of notable value to virility and ...
Sergio, Giuntini, Angela, Teja
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Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Electronic Art and Animation Catalog., 2002
In the middle of nowhere, an average guy meets an average bird, but he soon discovers the bird is not the harmless little creature it appears to be. The Coin is a stylized experiment inspired by graphic books that utilizes motion capture and traditional keyframe tools together in a nonrealistic piece of animation.
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In the middle of nowhere, an average guy meets an average bird, but he soon discovers the bird is not the harmless little creature it appears to be. The Coin is a stylized experiment inspired by graphic books that utilizes motion capture and traditional keyframe tools together in a nonrealistic piece of animation.
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1994
A 69-year-old Chinese woman with widely metastatic endometrial carcinoma was found at autopsy to have a quarter in her air passages. Inquiry showed that her family had placed the coin in her mouth at the time of death according to traditional Chinese funeral practices. This practice is apparently not widely known among forensic pathologists.
C, Rogers, B, Chang, R, Shibuya
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A 69-year-old Chinese woman with widely metastatic endometrial carcinoma was found at autopsy to have a quarter in her air passages. Inquiry showed that her family had placed the coin in her mouth at the time of death according to traditional Chinese funeral practices. This practice is apparently not widely known among forensic pathologists.
C, Rogers, B, Chang, R, Shibuya
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Proceedings of the twenty-fifth annual ACM symposium on Theory of computing - STOC '93, 1993
Summary: A slightly random source (with bias \(\varepsilon)\) is a sequence \({\mathbf x} = ({\mathbf x}_1, {\mathbf x}_2, \dots, {\mathbf x}_n)\) of random bits such that the conditional probability that \({\mathbf x}_i = 1\), given the outcomes of the first \(i - 1\) bits, is always between \({1 \over 2} - \varepsilon\) and \({1 \over 2 ...
Ravi B. Boppana, Babu O. Narayanan
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Summary: A slightly random source (with bias \(\varepsilon)\) is a sequence \({\mathbf x} = ({\mathbf x}_1, {\mathbf x}_2, \dots, {\mathbf x}_n)\) of random bits such that the conditional probability that \({\mathbf x}_i = 1\), given the outcomes of the first \(i - 1\) bits, is always between \({1 \over 2} - \varepsilon\) and \({1 \over 2 ...
Ravi B. Boppana, Babu O. Narayanan
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DATING COINS, DATING WITH COINS
Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 2012SummaryThis paper addresses the issue of how coins are dated, and how coins are then used to provide dates on archaeological excavations. Using examples from Roman archaeology, the author examines how patterns of manufacture, supply, loss and retrieval can impact on the value of those dates.
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Introduction: Coining the Coin-Tree
2018Opening with an anecdote of the author’s first encounter with a coin-tree, this chapter details why this book was written and the methodology of data collection. It places the book within a wider corpus of material and research, exploring the variety of scholars who have deemed trees ‘good to think’.
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1994
Two cases of injuries caused by "coin rubbing" (Kuasha) are presented. In one case these injuries were confined to the neck, raising the possibility of strangulation, and in the other to the trunk and limbs, suggesting torture. Coin rubbing is practiced by most South-East Asian cultures, which believe that it relieves the symptoms of headache, fever ...
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Two cases of injuries caused by "coin rubbing" (Kuasha) are presented. In one case these injuries were confined to the neck, raising the possibility of strangulation, and in the other to the trunk and limbs, suggesting torture. Coin rubbing is practiced by most South-East Asian cultures, which believe that it relieves the symptoms of headache, fever ...
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Management of Esophageal Coins
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2006Coins are the most commonly ingested foreign body encountered in the pediatric population. Coins that are in the esophagus and are causing symptoms (cough, stridor, respiratory distress, drooling or pain) are managed with immediate removal via various methods.
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