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New England Journal of Medicine, 1977
The Journal's "Information for Authors," published in the first issue of each volume, begins with this statement: "Manuscripts of Original and Special Articles are accepted for consideration with t...
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The Journal's "Information for Authors," published in the first issue of each volume, begins with this statement: "Manuscripts of Original and Special Articles are accepted for consideration with t...
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Tungsten or Wolfram: Friend or Foe?
Current Medicinal Chemistry, 2018Tungsten or wolfram was regarded for many years as an enemy within the tin smelting and mining industry, because it conferred impurity or dirtiness in tin mining. However, later it was considered an amazing metal for its strength and flexibility, together with its diamond like hardness and its melting point which is the highest of any metal.
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Ultrastructural Pathology, 1988
(1988). Special Tinctorial Stains or Histochemistry or Electron Microscopy or Immunocytochemistry or Hybridization or…? Ultrastructural Pathology: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. iii-iii.
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(1988). Special Tinctorial Stains or Histochemistry or Electron Microscopy or Immunocytochemistry or Hybridization or…? Ultrastructural Pathology: Vol. 12, No. 2, pp. iii-iii.
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The category (Greek) ‘woman’, or ‘lady’, or ‘girl’, or ‘lass’, or…
Gender and Language, 2015This paper examines instances of the use of Greek category terms for women in the context of consecutive repairs/reformulations. It turns out that most of the times category terms actually categorise, rather than simply refer as (non-)recognitionals, in a reflexive interaction with category-bound predicates, the linguistic cotext and relevant (often ...
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STEM or STEAM or STREAM? Integrated or Interdisciplinary?
2021There is a growing interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education in the early years. We discuss two tendencies in this movement. The first is the addition of one or more domains, resulting in the acroynm STEAM (adding “Arts”) or STREAM (adding “Reading” as well).
Douglas H. Clements, Julie Sarama
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