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Drug Discovery Today, 2023
High-throughput computational platforms are being established to accelerate drug discovery. Servier launched the Patrimony platform to harness computational sciences and artificial intelligence (AI) to integrate massive multimodal data from internal and ...
François-Xavier Blaudin de Thé +4 more
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High-throughput computational platforms are being established to accelerate drug discovery. Servier launched the Patrimony platform to harness computational sciences and artificial intelligence (AI) to integrate massive multimodal data from internal and ...
François-Xavier Blaudin de Thé +4 more
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In the shadow of the Citadel: Haitian national patrimony and vernacular concerns
Journal of Social Archaeology, 2020 A growing number of heritage studies scholars critique top-down approaches to cultural sites of global significance. International and state organizations, they explain, eschew locals’ concerns.
Pamela L Geller, Louis Herns Marcelin
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The patrimony of wooden churches, built between 1531 and 2015, in the Land of Maramureș, Romania
Journal of Maps, 2016 The map and temporal scale of the territory known as ‘The Land of Maramureș’ outlines a real heritage treasure, built in historical time and formed of 74 wooden churches.
Alexandru Ilies +2 more
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Patrimony and Law in Renaissance Italy
, 2022Family was a central feature of social life in Italian cities. In the Renaissance, jurists, humanists, and moralists began to theorize on the relations between people and property that formed the 'substance' of the family and what held it together over ...
T. Kuehn
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Dominant Language–Ethnicity Notions of the Malaysian Chinese in Sarawak: Paternity or Patrimony?
Asian Studies Review, 2017Su-Hie Ting
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Patrimony not Equity: The Trust in Scotland
, 2015 This chapter examines the importance of patrimony as an organising principle of trust in the absence of equity. The law of property in Scotland and other mixed jurisdictions is always civilian; like civil law countries, they do not have a separate system
Kenneth G C Reid
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Square Peg, Round Hole? Patrimony and the Common Law Trust
, 2015 This chapter examines the relation between the doctrine of patrimony and the common law trust. Patrimony derives from the notion of personality. The doctrine reached its full flowering with the French nineteenth-century work of Charles Aubry and Frédéric-
Paul Matthews
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Patrimony and French presidential vote choice: Evidence from the 2012 election
French Politics, 2014Eric Belanger +2 more
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