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Identity Formation: Discovery or Creation?

The Journal of Early Adolescence, 1984
The contrasting metaphors of discovery and creation are proposed here as alternative ways of understanding the nature of the task of identity formation. These two metaphors are related to the philosophies of eudaimonisn and existentialism, respectively.
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HYDROGENIC THERMAL ORE FORMATION

Scientific research of the SCO countries: synergy and integration
Atomic projects of the mid-20th century intensified intensive practical and scientific research of geological works, resulting in the discovery of new types of deposits with unique uranium reserves. Obtaining new information contributed to the evolution of views, first of all, on uranium ore formation and led to the emergence of the concept of ...
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Model of Indium Ore Formation

2002
Indium occurs in different types of ore deposits of all ages, from the presently-forming deposits at modern, actively spreading ridges and fumarole precipitates of active volcanoes to deposits in the Archean volcanic strata of the Abitibi and Murchison greenstone belts of Canada and South Africa, respectively.
Ulrich Schwarz-Schampera   +1 more
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Norm Formation or Conditioning ?

Small Group Behavior, 1975
J. Sherwood Williams   +2 more
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce   +2 more
exaly  

Gold ore provinces and formations

International Geology Review, 1967
Granitic magmas result from refusion of sedimentary rocks. Metals associated in gold ore formations are mobilized by magmatic and etamorphic activity from volcanic and sedimentary rocks of a geosynclinal series. The comportment of metals during the processes of mobilization, transfer, and deposition is ruled by their atomic structure and ...
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Early Ore Formation

Science, 2009
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Pattern Formation: Thermodynamics or Kinetics?

1988
Undoubtedly, contemporary science is becoming more and more hectic and more and more diverse. Thus, the 65th birthday of a scientist is a good occasion to relax and to try to regain a wider scope of our views. Among the problems dealt with by Benno Hess were the glycolytic cycle, chemical oscillations in slime mold, and pattern formation in the ...
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DDE formation: Dehydrochlorination or dehypochlorination

Chemosphere, 1972
James D. McKinney, Lawrence Fishbein
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