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2013
What might be the oldest story that we can think of collectively as a civilization? Obviously, that must be the story of the beginning, whether it was ever told or written. If you are thinking of Earth or life, that’s far from the reality. Earth and life are the latest incidents that just happened to happen on a small rocky planet, but the story of the
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What might be the oldest story that we can think of collectively as a civilization? Obviously, that must be the story of the beginning, whether it was ever told or written. If you are thinking of Earth or life, that’s far from the reality. Earth and life are the latest incidents that just happened to happen on a small rocky planet, but the story of the
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The Genesis of Reconciliation: The Reconciliation of Genesis
Mission Studies, 2006AbstractThe article begins by explaining the reason for the author's selection of the motif of reconciliation as a key to understanding Genesis in missional terms. She draws attention to the fact that though 'reconciliation' is often linked to mission, in reality the theological connections between mission and reconciliation are not always clearly ...
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The Journal of Legal Studies, 1993
AMONG the many fascinating texts in the Hebrew Bible1 are a number of stories that describe the making, performance, and breach of contracts and contract-like arrangements.2 These include Abraham's purchase from Ephron the Hittite of a burial ground for his wife Sarah, Esau's sale of his birthright to Jacob for a mess of pottage, the performance by ...
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AMONG the many fascinating texts in the Hebrew Bible1 are a number of stories that describe the making, performance, and breach of contracts and contract-like arrangements.2 These include Abraham's purchase from Ephron the Hittite of a burial ground for his wife Sarah, Esau's sale of his birthright to Jacob for a mess of pottage, the performance by ...
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2011
Since the early twentieth century, the chief source of latex has been Hevea brasiliensis (Greek 1991), though there are several other tropical and subtropical species that yield rubber from their laticifers (latex vessels)—small tubes found in the inner bark. As its botanical name suggests, H. brasiliensis is native to tropical regions of South America,
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Since the early twentieth century, the chief source of latex has been Hevea brasiliensis (Greek 1991), though there are several other tropical and subtropical species that yield rubber from their laticifers (latex vessels)—small tubes found in the inner bark. As its botanical name suggests, H. brasiliensis is native to tropical regions of South America,
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1947
Excerpt The Second World War focused much attention upon the psychoneuroses, and to many the fact that over a million of our young men were not fit for military service because of psychoneuroses wa...
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Excerpt The Second World War focused much attention upon the psychoneuroses, and to many the fact that over a million of our young men were not fit for military service because of psychoneuroses wa...
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Scientific American, 2008
Barely a decade ago scientists who study how planets form had to base their theory on a single example-our solar system. Now they have dozens of mature systems and dozens more in birth throes. No two are alike. The basic idea behind the leading theory of planetary formation--tiny grains stick together and swoop up gas--conceals many levels of intricacy.
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Barely a decade ago scientists who study how planets form had to base their theory on a single example-our solar system. Now they have dozens of mature systems and dozens more in birth throes. No two are alike. The basic idea behind the leading theory of planetary formation--tiny grains stick together and swoop up gas--conceals many levels of intricacy.
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1972
Publisher Summary EEG is derived from wave activity of nerve cells in the cerebral cortex. The elementary generators of the EEG are relatively small patches of the cell membrane, including several synapses and some passive membrane through which the synaptic current returns into the cell.
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Publisher Summary EEG is derived from wave activity of nerve cells in the cerebral cortex. The elementary generators of the EEG are relatively small patches of the cell membrane, including several synapses and some passive membrane through which the synaptic current returns into the cell.
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Journal of Safety Research, 2003
This paper discusses the early research that lead to graduated driver licensing, some of the educational principals on which it is based, obstacles to its acceptance, and some of the early efforts in the U.S. and elsewhere. EARLY RESEARCH: The research underlying the concept of graduated driver licensing was a 1971 North Carolina study that identified ...
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This paper discusses the early research that lead to graduated driver licensing, some of the educational principals on which it is based, obstacles to its acceptance, and some of the early efforts in the U.S. and elsewhere. EARLY RESEARCH: The research underlying the concept of graduated driver licensing was a 1971 North Carolina study that identified ...
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The Genesis of Microprogramming
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 1986Two papers on microprogramming, one from 1951 and one (written with J. B. Stringer) from 1952 are reprinted, along with a retrospective introduction by the author.
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