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2021
This part is entirely devoted to the identification key of insect traces based on the galleries and frass of woodworm larvae observed in the wood. The reader is guided step by step through the observation of his sample, using the key and the associated drawings or photographs to best identify his traces.
Magali Toriti +2 more
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This part is entirely devoted to the identification key of insect traces based on the galleries and frass of woodworm larvae observed in the wood. The reader is guided step by step through the observation of his sample, using the key and the associated drawings or photographs to best identify his traces.
Magali Toriti +2 more
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Identification of Key miRNAs in Endometriosis
MicroRNAIntroduction: Endometriosis, a prevalent gynecological disorder characterized by the presence of endometrial-like tissue outside the uterus, poses significant challenges in diagnosis and management due to its unclear pathogenesis and lack of specific biomarkers.
Francesca Blandino +9 more
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1993
An often underestimated role of taxonomy is that it not only provides names and classifications for organisms, it also provides the means for identifying them. In fact, for many users of taxonomy this may be its most important function.
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An often underestimated role of taxonomy is that it not only provides names and classifications for organisms, it also provides the means for identifying them. In fact, for many users of taxonomy this may be its most important function.
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Attitudes: Keys to problem identification
1994This paper introduces attitudes as a mechanism for establishing goal states during general problem solving. Several basic algorithms are presented by which attitudes can be computed based on knowledge easily captured in a knowledge base. Finally, the use of attitudes during problem solving is illustrated.
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Identification of Key Constructs
2014The first steps of analysis of the original conversations led me to identify a number of discursive objects which had some bearing on the research. The four most relevant and recurrent were: music the consumer the record company technology Each of these four discursive objects was constructed in a number of different ways which were indicative of ...
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Keys in XML: Capturing Identification and Uniqueness
2009In this article a new type of key constraint in XML, called an XKey , is proposed. The motivation for an XKey is based on the observation that existing approaches do not always capture the fundamental properties of a key, namely identification and uniqueness, and it is shown that an XKey always has these properties.
Michael Karlinger +2 more
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