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Modular determinants of cleavage preference in GIY-YIG nucleases revealed by block-based DNA shuffling and directed evolution. [PDF]
Nucleic Acids ResLoedige KW +4 more
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UK consumer reactions to organic certification logos [PDF]
British Food Journal, 2013 Purpose - This paper considers the question of whether UK consumers recognise and trust organic certification logos and whether the presence of these logos on a product increases consumer willingness to pay for that product.
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Logos prophorikos e logos endiathetos
Blityri. Studies on history of ideas on signs and languages, 2023In questo contributo torno, per certi aspetti, alla distinzione tra λόγος ἐνδιάθετος e λόγος προφορικός, spesso resa attraverso l’opposizione tra discorso interno e discorso esterno. Se, come mostra l’importante testimonianza di Sesto Empirico, il λόγος ἐνδιάθετος è, per gli Stoici, collegato alla μετάβασις, che consente di afferrare le connessioni ...
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Proceedings of IPCC 97. Communication, 2002
A new emphasis on corporate and organizational logos has begun. As companies merge, they want a logo that proclaims their new and unified identity. As companies split, they fight custody battles over which has the right to the logo, because the cost of making a logo familiar to the public is high.
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A new emphasis on corporate and organizational logos has begun. As companies merge, they want a logo that proclaims their new and unified identity. As companies split, they fight custody battles over which has the right to the logo, because the cost of making a logo familiar to the public is high.
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2016
The noun logos derives from the Greek verb legein, meaning ‘to say’ something significant. Logos developed a wide variety of senses, including ‘description’, ‘theory’ (sometimes as opposed to ‘fact’), ‘explanation’, ‘reason’, ‘reasoning power’, ‘principle’, ‘ratio’, ‘prose’. Logos emerges as a philosophical term with Heraclitus (c.540–c.480 bc)
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The noun logos derives from the Greek verb legein, meaning ‘to say’ something significant. Logos developed a wide variety of senses, including ‘description’, ‘theory’ (sometimes as opposed to ‘fact’), ‘explanation’, ‘reason’, ‘reasoning power’, ‘principle’, ‘ratio’, ‘prose’. Logos emerges as a philosophical term with Heraclitus (c.540–c.480 bc)
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Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 2012
This paper presents Logos, a system that provides natural language translations for relational queries expressed in SQL. Our translation mechanism is based on a graph-based approach to the query translation problem. We represent various forms of structured queries as directed graphs and we annotate the graph edges with template labels using an ...
Andreas Kokkalis +5 more
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This paper presents Logos, a system that provides natural language translations for relational queries expressed in SQL. Our translation mechanism is based on a graph-based approach to the query translation problem. We represent various forms of structured queries as directed graphs and we annotate the graph edges with template labels using an ...
Andreas Kokkalis +5 more
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