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A knowledge graph framework for digital twins of chemical processes. [PDF]
Nat Chem EngZhang S, Zhang J, Lapkin AA.
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Ontology development and use for cholangiocarcinoma risk factors and predictions: a term enrichment data analysis and machine learning classification. [PDF]
J Biomed SemanticsPengput A, Diehl AD.
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An ecological model in support of an ontology of mental functioning. [PDF]
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Glucose and Glutamine Define Independent Activation-Braking Metabolic States in Triple Negative Breast Cancer Cells. [PDF]
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Integrating Protein Language Models with Multimodal Embeddings to Accelerate Function Prediction of Uncharacterized Proteins. [PDF]
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Harmonising UK primary care prescription records for research: A case study in the UK Biobank
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Philosophy of Science, 1961
The recent philosophy of physics is confronted with the new ontology, as it emerges after philosophy proper has fully articulated the linguistic turn. The classical ontologists asserted or denied, controversially, that certain entities “existed.” Rather than adding to these controversies, the new ontology uncovers their dialectics.
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The recent philosophy of physics is confronted with the new ontology, as it emerges after philosophy proper has fully articulated the linguistic turn. The classical ontologists asserted or denied, controversially, that certain entities “existed.” Rather than adding to these controversies, the new ontology uncovers their dialectics.
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Philosophy of Science, 1952
Philosophers whose judgment I respect and whose understanding I earnestly desire have criticized the use made of the term “construct” in a recent publication. In particular, Professor Werkmeister1 skillfully advances an argument designed to refute the view2 that verified constructs compose “physical reality.” His argument is very beguiling but, I fear,
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Philosophers whose judgment I respect and whose understanding I earnestly desire have criticized the use made of the term “construct” in a recent publication. In particular, Professor Werkmeister1 skillfully advances an argument designed to refute the view2 that verified constructs compose “physical reality.” His argument is very beguiling but, I fear,
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