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THE FRAGMENTED SELF

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2004
For a sample of 182 undergraduates analysis of responses to a 10-item scale to measure the plurality of the self yielded three orthogonal factors and only moderate reliability.
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Fragments of Language

Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2004
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Fragmentability and Sigma-Fragmentability of Banach Spaces

Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 1999
Let \(X\) be a Banach space. The following properties are shown to be equivalent: (a) \((X, \text{weak})\) is fragmentable by a metric \(d\) that majorizes the norm topology, i.e., the topology generated by \(d\) contains the norm topology, (b) \((X, weak)\) is fragmentable by a metric \(d\) that majorizes the weak topology, and (c) \((X, \text{weak})\)
Kenderov, Petar S., Moors, Warren B.
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Fragments of Wisdom, Wisdom in Fragments

2017
analisi dei frammenti sapienziali di ...
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Fragment-Fragment Correlations

1994
A topic of great interest in nuclear physics is the multifragmentation of heavy nuclei at moderate excitation energies. In the experiments from the Purdue group1, 2 first attempts have been made to relate the results in these reactions to the critical exponents of a phase transition, analogous to the liquid gas transition in condensed matter physics ...
G. Peilert, T. C. Sangster, M. N. Namboodiri, H. C. Britt   +3 more
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Forest Fragments and Fragmentation

Forest fragmentation is the process of splitting large, continuous areas of forest into increasingly small and separate patches. This process typically reduces both the area of continuous forest and creates fragments that can become isolated and impacted by the surrounding environment. Key drivers of forest fragmentation include agricultural expansion,
Pashkevich, Michael, Turner, Edgar
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Universality in Fragmentation

Physical Review Letters, 2000
Fragmentation of a two-dimensional brittle solid by impact and "explosion," and a fluid by "explosion" are all shown to become critical. The critical points appear at a nonzero impact velocity, and at infinite explosion duration, respectively. Within the critical regimes, the fragment-size distributions satisfy a scaling form qualitatively similar to ...
, Astrom, , Holian, , Timonen
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Fragment of Interest: Personalized Video Fragment Recommendation with Inter-Fragment & Intra-Fragment Contextual Effect

ACM Transactions on the Web
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the attention span of users consuming video content is alarmingly brief, often as short as 15 seconds for music or entertainment videos and 6 minutes for lecture videos. This presents a significant challenge for video producers and platform providers as they seek to engage users with longer content.
Jiaqi Wang, Ricky Y.k. Kwok, Edith C.h. Ngai   +2 more
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Fragmented Self and Fragmented Responsibility

2020
This chapter analyses the particularly complex representation of responsibility and selfhood present in the speech of Pasiphae in Euripides’ Cretans, in which the queen defends her act of falling in love with the bull. The chapter shows how Pasiphae is able to dissociate herself completely from her past actions by appealing to divine intervention, the ...
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