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The Arithmetic Teacher, 1989
Johnny Carson docs a routine that is a take-off on the answer man. Instead of answering questions, however. Johnny is presented with an answer and he supplies a question having that answer. An analogous situation can be presented to youngsters. Let them play Johnny's part. the part of the question person. Suppo e that you orally give them, say, fifteen.
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Johnny Carson docs a routine that is a take-off on the answer man. Instead of answering questions, however. Johnny is presented with an answer and he supplies a question having that answer. An analogous situation can be presented to youngsters. Let them play Johnny's part. the part of the question person. Suppo e that you orally give them, say, fifteen.
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ACM Transactions on Database Systems, 1990
Much recent work has focused on the bottom-up evaluation of Datalog programs [Bancilhon and Ramakrishnan 1988]. One approach, called magic-sets, is based on rewriting a logic program so that bottom-up fixpoint evaluation of the program avoids generation of irrelevant facts [Bancilhon et al.
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Much recent work has focused on the bottom-up evaluation of Datalog programs [Bancilhon and Ramakrishnan 1988]. One approach, called magic-sets, is based on rewriting a logic program so that bottom-up fixpoint evaluation of the program avoids generation of irrelevant facts [Bancilhon et al.
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Afterword: Is the Magic in "Digital Magic" the Same as the Magic in "Medieval Magic"?
Magic, Ritual, and WitchcraftAbstract: This afterword to the special issue on digital and digitized magic asks whether the term "magic" is stable across historical periods. Through an explication of standard meanings of "magic" in the medieval period, it develops an appreciative critique of the applications of "magic" to twenty first-century online contexts.
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Machine Vision and Applications, 1997
Subspace-based line detection (SLIDE) is a novel approach for straight line fitting that has recently been suggested by Aghajan and Kailath. It is based on an analogy made between a straight line in an image and a planar propagating wavefront impinging on an array of sensors.
Jacob Sheinvald, Nahum Kiryati
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Subspace-based line detection (SLIDE) is a novel approach for straight line fitting that has recently been suggested by Aghajan and Kailath. It is based on an analogy made between a straight line in an image and a planar propagating wavefront impinging on an array of sensors.
Jacob Sheinvald, Nahum Kiryati
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On Magic and Magical Practices
1948Magic is a universal phenomenon. It is to be found among all peoples, in all parts of the world, at all times. The earliest information we obtain of a people usually contains a notice about magical beliefs and practices. Certain forms of magic may belong to the secret, treasured possessions of a definite class of men, magic of some sort or other is ...
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2017
One might not realize the empire standing behind the brand name “Disney†and what has gone into the creation of such a multifaceted business model that is leading the industry. While Disney, officially called The Walt Disney Company, has hand-crafted every element of the magical experiences and creations they put forward, there is an underlying ...
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One might not realize the empire standing behind the brand name “Disney†and what has gone into the creation of such a multifaceted business model that is leading the industry. While Disney, officially called The Walt Disney Company, has hand-crafted every element of the magical experiences and creations they put forward, there is an underlying ...
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Finding the Magic in Magic Mouthwash
JAMA Internal Medicine, 2019Yubin, Cao, Chunjie, Li, Longjiang, Li
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Anglo Files, 2013
The article argues that where as Harry POtter lacks the " sense of the numinous" found in Tolkien and Pratchett, it has a special magic that plays upon the fantastic potential of language. Everyday language is full of metaphors, personifications, and strata of archaic beliefs; it has diversified discourse types (the use of Latin; technical terminology;
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The article argues that where as Harry POtter lacks the " sense of the numinous" found in Tolkien and Pratchett, it has a special magic that plays upon the fantastic potential of language. Everyday language is full of metaphors, personifications, and strata of archaic beliefs; it has diversified discourse types (the use of Latin; technical terminology;
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Annual Review of Biochemistry, 2007
For more than a century after their discovery, mitochondria were viewed almost exclusively as ATP-generating metabolic units. This view changed with the discovery of the mitochondrial genetic system and the central role of mitochondria in programmed cell death.
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For more than a century after their discovery, mitochondria were viewed almost exclusively as ATP-generating metabolic units. This view changed with the discovery of the mitochondrial genetic system and the central role of mitochondria in programmed cell death.
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Indian magic and magic in India
2016Indian magic Travellers have been reporting on the incredible magic of India for centuries. As we saw in the last chapter, these astonishing accounts built on and reinforced each other, gradually yet persistently establishing a popular representation of the subcontinent as a land of mystery, darkness, and wonder.
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