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Guarding polyominoes

Proceedings of the twenty-seventh annual symposium on Computational geometry, 2011
We explore the art gallery problem for the special case that the domain (gallery) P is an m-polyomino, a polyform whose cells are m unit squares. We study the combinatorics of guarding polyominoes in terms of the parameter m, in contrast with the traditional parameter n, the number of vertices of P; in particular, we show that floor((m+1)/3) point ...
Therese Biedl   +4 more
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The Guarded Larynx

Journal of Voice
Laryngeal guarding is a term used informally by clinicians and teachers, which has yet to be clearly defined until now. This paper examines its potential role as an unconscious block within the body, hindering progress in voice rehabilitation and limiting the development of efficient singing and speaking behaviors. Through a narrative review, it traces
Stephen R. King, Jenevora Williams
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Guarding the flame

Nursing Standard, 1988
The sooner the Royal College of Nursing is able to hold an Extra- I ordinary General Meeting of its I membership the better.
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Changing of the guard

Nature, 2004
Opportunities in bioinformatics once abounded for the self-taught and industrially minded, but employers are now turning towards the formally trained and academics. Myrna Watanabe reports.
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Who Guards the Guards?

Public Administration Review, 1993
Daniel N. Hoffman   +2 more
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Guarding the Guards

1999
Jonathan Charkham, Anne Simpson
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On Guard

Nursing for Women's Health, 2012
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Guard Cell Metabolism and Stomatal Function

Annual Review of Plant Biology, 2020
Tracy Lawson, Jack Matthews
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The guard changes

Journal of Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics, 2020
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