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Mutual Exclusivity and Vocabulary Development.

, 2012
Yurovsky, Daniel, Bion, Ricardo, Smith, Linda, Fernald, Anne   +3 more
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Deficiency in POLE Exonuclease Causes Synthetic Lethality in Highly Aneuploid Cancer Cells. [PDF]

Cancer Res
Kim EJ, Jin DX, Chibly AM, Dorighi K, Sivakumar S, Kamm J, Juszkiewicz S, Cabrera K, Reja R, Wang Y, Nakagawa R, Shi M, Liang Y, Dey A, Sokol ES, Gendreau S, He M.   +16 more
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Twelve-Month-Olds Disambiguate New Words Using Mutual-Exclusivity Inferences [PDF]

Cognition, 2021
Representing objects in terms of their kinds enables inferences based on the long-term knowledge made available through kind concepts. For example, children readily use lexical knowledge linked to familiar kind concepts to disambiguate new words (e.g ...
Teodora Gliga, Barbara Pomiechowska, Gergely Csibra   +2 more
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Mutual Exclusion on a Hypercube

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 1993
We present a decentralized, symmetric mutual exclusion algorithm that is tailored to the hypercube architecture. Our algorithm has better time complexity than a suitable hypercube adaptation of \textit{Maekawa}'s \(O(\sqrt N)\) Mutual Exclusion algorithm [A Sqrt(N) algorithm for mutual exclusion in decentralized systems, ACM Trans. Comput. Syst. 3, No.
Ajay Gupta, Steven C. Bruell, Sukumar Ghosh   +2 more
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Recoverable mutual exclusion

Distributed Computing, 2019
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Wojciech M. Golab, Aditya Ramaraju
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Mutual Exclusivity in Autism Spectrum Disorders: Testing the Pragmatic Hypothesis [PDF]

Cognition, 2011
While there is ample evidence that children treat words as mutually exclusive, the cognitive basis of this bias is widely debated. We focus on the distinction between pragmatic and lexical constraints accounts.
Inge-Marie Eigsti, Jesse Snedeker, Ashley de Marchena   +2 more
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Specification and Implementation of Mutual Exclusion

IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1978
This paper presents a constructive approach to the problem of specifying, implementing, and verifying operations that will give concurrent processes exclusive access to a resource. The method eliminates the need for auxiliary variables and establishes the correctness of a whole class of solutions to the same problem.
Per Brinch Hansen, Jørgen Staunstrup
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Marketing and political campaigning: mutually exclusive or exclusively mutual?

Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal, 2001
Questions the nature of marketing methods in political campaigns based on a grounded theoretical approach conducted using in‐depth interviews. Suggests that if marketing success is measured solely by the level of turnout then the use of marketing in political campaigns would appear to be failing.
Paul R. Baines, John Egan
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Superstabilizing mutual exclusion

Distributed Computing, 2000
A superstabilizing protocol is a protocol that (i) is self-stabilizing, meaning that it can recover from an arbitrarily severe transient fault; and (ii) can recover from a local transient fault while satisfying a passage predicate during recovery. This paper investigates the possibility of superstabilizing protocols for mutual exclusion in a ring of ...
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A Taxonomy of Distributed Mutual Exclusion

Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 1993
In this paper, we present a taxonomy of mutual exclusion in distributed systems where there is no shared memory and all communication is solely by passing messages. We classify these algorithms based upon their distinct features, as well as unify them based on their commonalities.
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