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Statistical Evaluation of Smartphone-Based Automated Grading System for Ocular Redness Associated with Dry Eye Disease and Implications for Clinical Trials [PDF]

Clinical Ophthalmology
John D Rodriguez,1 Adam Hamm,2 Ethan Bensinger,1 Samanatha J Kerti,2 Paul J Gomes,3 George W Ousler III,3 Palak Gupta,1 Carlos Gustavo De Moraes,3,4 Mark B Abelson1,3,5 1Andover Eye Institute, Andover, MA, 01810, USA; 2SDC, Tempe, AZ, 85288, USA; 3Ora ...
Rodriguez JD, Hamm A, Bensinger E, Kerti SJ, Gomes PJ, Ousler III GW, Gupta P, De Moraes CG, Abelson MB   +8 more
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Sex Differences in Piaget’s Water Level Tasks: A Systematic Review and Multiverse Meta-Analysis [PDF]

Journal of Intelligence
Jean Piaget developed the water level tasks (WLTs) to investigate emerging Euclidean spatial concepts of horizontality invariance in children, expecting universal mastery by about age nine.
Florence Dejardin, Sandra Oberleiter, Martin Voracek, Jakob Pietschnig   +3 more
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Governing without Governed and Governors: An Attempt to Establish a Non-Hierarchical Organizational Repertoire

Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2020
This study focuses on attempts to establish non-hierarchical structures and decision-making processes within a squatters' movement, where these modes of self-organizing are usual.
Lukáš Kotyk
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Horizontal and Vertical Themes in Joan Didion's Memoir “Where I Was From”

RSA Journal, 2005
The paper analyzes Where I Was From, by Californian journalist and novelist Joan Didion, as well as a number of autobiographical essays and interviews. Published in 2003, the book is a complex and challenging text, pardy a memoir of her family's pioneer
Cristina Scatamacchia
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Henry James and Vittor Carpaccio

RSA Journal, 2005
The paper investigates the theme of the Vertical and the Horizontal in Art by examining James's relation with Vittor Carpaccio, an artist he extols in the "Venice" essay (1882) in Italian Hours by declaring that "there is something ridiculous in talking
Marina Coslovi
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Interregional South-South cooperation between Brazil, Chile and Venezuela: interests and the loss of essence

Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals, 2018
South-South cooperation between Brazil, Chile and Venezuela and developing country partners in Africa, Asia and the Middle East showed great dynamism from 2000 to 2010.
Élodie Brun
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Editor's Foreword

RSA Journal, 2005
Introduction to the Special Section “Special European Issue: American Spaces – Horizontal and Vertical”
Mario Maffi
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Du Brésil au monde et retour : mouvements sociaux localisés et en résonance

Brésil(s), 2015
This article attempts to outline a sociopolitical landscape of global dimensions, within which we could situate the June Journeys. Certain significant characteristics of movements held in various countries, since 2010, are common to the Brazilian ...
Yves Cohen, Marco Santana
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Populism, Anarchism and the Movement of the Squares

tripleC: Communication, Capitalism & Critique, 2017
This reflection is a review of Paolo Gerbaudo’s book The Mask and the Flag: Populism, Citizenism, and Global Protest (2017).
Todd Wolfson
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0221 Painting in Danger: Jean Dubuffet’s Hautes Pâtes

RIHA Journal, 2019
Jean Dubuffet made his dramatic breakthrough into the art world in the spring of 1946 with what would become his signature innovation, the hautes pâtes (thick or high pastes). Experimenting with unorthodox materials and techniques, he loaded his canvases
Rachel Perry
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