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“Like the Growth Rings of a Tree”

2023
Abstract This chapter situates the development of Okinawan musical culture in a socio-ecological systems (SES) framework. Its focus is the sanshin, a three-string lute likely introduced to the Ryūkyū archipelago in the late fourteenth century.
James Edwards, Junko Konishi
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Growth Rings in Cotton

Textile Research Journal, 1963
Letters to the Editor are brief communications intended to provide prompt publication of significant research results and to permit an exchange of views on papers previously published in the Journal. Letters are not submitted to formal review, and the authors assume full responsibility for information given or opinion expressed.
L. P. Berriman, Harris M. Benedict
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On the Growth of Noetherian Filtered Rings

Communications in Algebra, 2003
Abstract The goal of this note is to show that associated graded ring of a Noetherian ring with a descending filtration, grows subexponentially. The same is true for completed group algebras of Noetherian pro-p groups and for group algebras of Noetherian groups which are residually a finite p-group.
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Ring Growth of Plants

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1957
Abstract This paper discusses the spectacular rings formed among stands of ringgrass ( Muhlenbergia torreyi ) and mentions that this type of growth occurs in many places and among many plants in the arid and semiarid Southwestern States.
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Growth and movement of rings of chemotactic bacteria

Experimental Cell Research, 1972
Abstract Measurements were made of the motion of chemotactic rings of wild type E. coli K12 bacteria. The time rate of change of ring diameter was found to be proportional to the square root of the number density of bacteria in the ring.
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Growth rings in dinosaur teeth

Nature, 1979
ANNUAL growth rings are often found in the skeletal tissues of Recent and fossil ectothermic vertebrates1,2. These rings are usually attributed to the inability of ectotherms to maintain high levels of activity, feeding and growth during adverse times, such as dry seasons in tropical areas and cold seasons at higher, more temperate latitudes1.
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Subring growth of Integral Rings

2021
We study subring and ideal growth in Z[t]/(t^n) and also count subrings of non zero co-rank in Z^n.
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Tree-ring growth and the site

1988
Growth increment layers occur in the wood and bark (rhytidome and cork.). Both the vascular and cork cambia form cells in irregular sequences determined by internal or external factors.
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