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BMJ, 2013
The first thing you notice in Copenhagen is that people are slim. Then you notice the bikes, parked in vast numbers both in the city and beside rural railway stations throughout Denmark. How delightful it must be to live in a flat country where cyclists have the right of way. The Danish empire once stretched from Greenland to southern England.
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The first thing you notice in Copenhagen is that people are slim. Then you notice the bikes, parked in vast numbers both in the city and beside rural railway stations throughout Denmark. How delightful it must be to live in a flat country where cyclists have the right of way. The Danish empire once stretched from Greenland to southern England.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2009
A MUCH-ANTICIPATED international climate-change meeting opens on Dec. 7 in Copenhagen, with countries poised to hash out thorny issues that are blocking completion of a new global treaty. The gathering will run thorough Dec. 18 and was supposed to produce a finished agreement to address human-induced global warming.
CHERYL HOGUE, JEFF JOHNSON
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A MUCH-ANTICIPATED international climate-change meeting opens on Dec. 7 in Copenhagen, with countries poised to hash out thorny issues that are blocking completion of a new global treaty. The gathering will run thorough Dec. 18 and was supposed to produce a finished agreement to address human-induced global warming.
CHERYL HOGUE, JEFF JOHNSON
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1995
The mathematical concept of wave is a grosso modo idealization of collective behavior of numerous “small” units meeting certain criteria of identity as particles. All wave equations of physics meet this asymptotic characterization, including the free-space d’Alembertian of electromag-netism and the Schroedinger equation of matter-waves.
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The mathematical concept of wave is a grosso modo idealization of collective behavior of numerous “small” units meeting certain criteria of identity as particles. All wave equations of physics meet this asymptotic characterization, including the free-space d’Alembertian of electromag-netism and the Schroedinger equation of matter-waves.
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The Journey’s Aim Of all the innumerable travellers, from the Great Flood to the first year of French freedom, who have moved about, or have let themselves be moved about — whether on land or water, by boat or ship, on foot or horseback, in a...
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Navigating urban tourism planning in a late-pandemic world: The Copenhagen case
Cities, 2023Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt
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