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Introduction: Repertoires and Performances of Academic Identity
BMGN - Low Countries Historical Review, 2016 The idea that academic work requires certain personal qualities, character traits or dispositions is as old as the university. However, no matter how ubiquitous the phenomenon, it is only in recent years, in the wake of a ‘cultural turn’ in the history of science, that historians have begun exploring ideals and practices of scholarly selfhood.
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Badge Architectures as Tools for Sense-Making and Motivation in Engineering Education
Int. J. Eng. Pedagog., 2015 In this paper we argue that badge architectures are narrative, material and performative repertoires which can be meaningfully employed to provide university students with a coherent understanding of education.
R. Rughinis, Ș. Matei
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Shannon entropy as a robust estimator of Zipf's Law in animal vocal communication repertoires
Methods in Ecology and Evolution, 2020 Information complexity in animals is an indicator of advanced communication and an intricate socio‐ecology. Zipf's Law of least effort has been used to assess the potential information content of animal repertoires, including whether or not a particular ...
Arik Kershenbaum +6 more
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Competitive repertoire complexity: Governance antecedents and performance outcomes
Strategic Management Journal, 2016 Research summary: Past inquiry has found that implementing complex competitive repertoires (i.e., diverse and dynamic arrays of actions) is challenging, but firms benefit from doing so. Our examination of the antecedents and outcomes of complex competitive repertoires develops a more nuanced perspective.
Brian L. Connelly +4 more
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Repertoires of Vaccine Refusal in Romania
Vaccines, 2020 Repertoires are basic analytic units in discourse analysis and discursive psychology, characterized as repeatable building blocks speakers use for constructing versions of actions. In this study my aim is to analyze public repertoires which are available
C. Toth
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Anticipating uncertainty, reviving risk? On the stress testing of finance in crisis
, 2013 Widely regarded as a watershed moment in the governance of the present global financial crisis, the US Treasury's Supervisory Capital Assessment Program (SCAP) of spring 2009 undertook to ‘stress test’ the solvency of the largest American banks by ...
P. Langley
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Introduction: Performing the State
, 2016 Seeking to expand the domain of the political beyond normative understandings of the state, the articles in this special edition examine the performative aspects of governance and state-making in Southeast Asia. Combining historical and contemporary case
Kari G. Telle, Jeremy J. Kingsley
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Measuring Intratumoral Heterogeneity of Immune Repertoires
Frontiers in Oncology, 2020 There is considerable clinical and fundamental value in measuring the clonal heterogeneity of T and B cell expansions in tumors and tumor-associated lymphoid structures—along with the associated heterogeneity of the tumor neoantigen landscape—but such ...
D. Yuzhakova +15 more
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Microbial Genomics, 2020 Phages and plasmids play important roles in bacterial evolution and diversification. Although many draft genomes have been generated, phage and plasmid genomes are usually fragmented, limiting our understanding of their dynamics.
Keiji Nakamura +21 more
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LEGENDARY PERFORMANCES folklore, Repertoire and Mapping
Ethnologia Europaea, 2010 Maps can play an important role in understanding the close connection between individuals, their lived environment and their story repertoires. The legend genre is particularly related to local environment. Although the original historic-geographic method proposed by Kaarle and Julius Krohn has been largely abandoned by folklorists, the role the map ...
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