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Frontiers in Chemistry

Science, 1980
Chemical synthesis is the ultimate source of most of the new materials that serve society. Progress in chemical synthesis depends on comparable advances in other branches of chemistry, such as in analysis, methods for determining the intimate details of chemical structures and of reaction mechanisms, and theories of chemical structure and reactions ...
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The Next Frontier

2008
Today, multi/many core systems have become prevalent, with architectures more or less exotic and heterogeneous. The overall theoretical computational power of the new generation processors has thus greatly increased, but their programmability still lacks certainty.
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Frontiers in Immunosuppression

Transplantation Proceedings, 2008
Immunosuppressive therapy has relied on tailoring combinations of relatively nonselective drugs to individual patient tolerance. The next steps in the development of small molecule agents are to define and to develop selective inhibitors of cascades unique to T cells.
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Emerging Frontiers: The Arctic Frontier

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2013
President's column One of the oil and gas industry’s most talked about emerging frontiers—but perhaps least understood in terms of familiar metrics—is the Arctic region. The Arctic refers to a portion of the globe above 66.5o N latitude that is roughly the size of Africa.
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The Final Frontier

2019
The proposed book uses the Star Trek television/movie and Star Wars movie series to explain key international relations (IR) concepts and theories. It begins with an overview of the importance of science fiction in literature and film/television.
Joel R. Campbell, Gigi Gokcek
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At the frontiers of OCR

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1992
It is argued that it is time for a major change of approach to optical character recognition (OCR) research. The traditional approach, focusing on the correct classification of isolated characters, has been exhausted. The demonstration of the superiority of a new classification method under operational conditions requires large experimental facilities ...
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The Closing of the Frontier

2006
Software design is usually discussed as if the system is being created “de novo”, but most programmers are working on systems that have already been released. This is a sign of success, since software is now good enough to keep and is worth improving. But the way we talk about design and the way we teach it is stuck in the twentieth century.
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Frontiers in Development

Science, 1994
P J, Hines, J, Marx, S, Parks
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Frontiers in CRISPR

ACS Chemical Biology, 2018
CRISPR-based approaches to genetic engineering are progressing at a rapid pace and present exciting new avenues for science, medicine, and technology. Many of the most cutting-edge advances in genome engineering are encompassed in the Research Articles, Reviews, and Perspectives in this special issue, often with an eye toward future directions for the ...
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The Frontier

Medical Decision Making, 1988
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