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Complexity Column

ACM SIGLOG News, 2022
Descriptive complexity theory initiated by celebrated Fagin's theorem aims to characterize complexity classes by the kind of logic necessary to express problems in the class. For many complexity classes such a characterization has been found; this includes the class NP that, according to Fagin's theorem, can be characterized by the monadic second order
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Environment column

New Library World, 1991
Looks at the environmental movement′s attitude to information provision in the context of other sources of environmental information. Reports on new initiatives in the provision of computerised systems for environmental organisations and on environmental information centres.
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Coventina's Column

Scottish Medical Journal, 2008
Another month, another medical implant panic. Scarcely had the public calmed down after the poly implant prothese breast implants furore than another news story emerges of foreign bodies inserted therapeutically into people’s bodies causing iatrogenic harm. This time it is metal-onmetal hip implants (i.e.
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Verification column

ACM SIGLOG News, 2018
This quarter we have an expert introduction and survey about verification motivated problems on weighted automata, with max-plus and cost register models in focus. Starting gently, and by means of examples, we are quickly led to the state of the art.
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Renal Columns

JAMA, 2021
Zachary David, Levy   +2 more
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Editor’s Column

PsyPag Quarterly, 2016
‘Studying sexuality is one avenue to a more complete understanding of human nature and human societies. In its broadest sense, sexuality is interwoven with all aspects of being human. It has been only during the last few generations that reliable information about human sexual arousal and response has emerged.
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Director's column

The RUSI Journal, 2002
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Columns and Beam Columns

2013
The stability phenomenon of a structure is defined by its state of equilibrium. The equilibrium of a designed structure is stable if small imperfections or defects will cause correspondingly small deviations from the idealized operating condition.
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