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Evaluation of empirical versus non-empirical descriptors
SAR and QSAR in Environmental Research, 2002In this case study, based on the notorious PCBs, the performance of selected empirical (EM) versus non-empirical and quantum chemical (NEM-QC) descriptors in multivariate QSARs have been evaluated. The informational content of the EM descriptors has been evaluated with respect to the physical understandable NEM-QC descriptors. Models for estimating key
Thomsen, M., Carlsen, L.
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The ‘Empire’ of the Hephthalites
2020The authors highlight the difficult source situation and the need to take into account the few extant local and contemporary testimonies. Hephthalite success and ascent as well as decline and collapse were profoundly dependent on overall political circumstances.
Josef Wiesehöfer, Robert Rollinger
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The Middle Empire, a Distant Empire, an Empire Without Neighbors
Diogenes, 1963Among the many problems suggested by the theme of the symposium, there is one in particular which seems capable of shedding light on the fundamental attitude of Chinese historians to their documents : On what foundations does the notion of the Middle Empire—the counterpart of the Greek ombilikon
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2022
This essay delineates the indispensability of empire as an analytic in Filipinx American studies, how the field’s engagement with empire has been influenced by developments in fields like postcolonial studies and American studies. It scrutinizes both the utility and limits of empire as a foundational lens or thematic order, taking into account ...
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This essay delineates the indispensability of empire as an analytic in Filipinx American studies, how the field’s engagement with empire has been influenced by developments in fields like postcolonial studies and American studies. It scrutinizes both the utility and limits of empire as a foundational lens or thematic order, taking into account ...
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2022
This chapter examines through comparative history the U.S. military occupations in the South after the Civil War and Cuba following the war with Spain. It explores continuity and change in the culture of armed occupation, from problems of racial equality and nation-building to economic development.
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This chapter examines through comparative history the U.S. military occupations in the South after the Civil War and Cuba following the war with Spain. It explores continuity and change in the culture of armed occupation, from problems of racial equality and nation-building to economic development.
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1939
Includes information about the British Colonial Empire as well as activities of interest at the 1939 World's ...
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Includes information about the British Colonial Empire as well as activities of interest at the 1939 World's ...
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Is Everything Empire? Is Empire Everything?
Comparative Politics, 2006Empire is a growth business these days. Amazon lists 10,513 books with empire in the title on its website; Barnes and Noble lists 10,210.1 Whatever the exact number of books that deal with empires as specifically political entities, empire clearly qual ifies as a "hot ticket" item for scholars, journalists, pundits, policymakers, advertis ers, and many
Alexander J. Motyl +6 more
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Science, 2020
Ingenious water management helped the ancient Wari state expand throughout the Andes. Why couldn't it survive a drought?
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Ingenious water management helped the ancient Wari state expand throughout the Andes. Why couldn't it survive a drought?
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A review of recent advances in empirical likelihood
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Computational Statistics, 2023Yichuan Zhao, Pangpang Liu
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