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Abstract The development of cultural institutions in England has typically taken place in the uncertain interplay of private enterprise, individual aspiration, and an often hesitant and even suspicious government. Without the tradition of centralized control characteristic of the nations of the continent, the establishment of such ...
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Abstract The development of cultural institutions in England has typically taken place in the uncertain interplay of private enterprise, individual aspiration, and an often hesitant and even suspicious government. Without the tradition of centralized control characteristic of the nations of the continent, the establishment of such ...
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Paintings from Private Collections
The Bulletin of the Museum of Modern Art, 1955Alfred H Barr
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On Private Data Collection of Hyperledger Fabric
2021 IEEE 41st International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS), 2021Hyperledger Fabric is a popular permissioned Blockchain framework for a consortium of organizations to develop Blockchain based applications and transact within the consortium. Hyperledger Fabric introduces a fine-grained access control mechanism called the private data collection (PDC), which allows private data to be shared by only a subset of ...
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Samizdat: A Private Collection
Colorado Review, 2016In this essay, Sonya Bilocerkowycz explores her family’s legacy of political dissent amid a swirling backdrop of literary texts and current events in the post-Soviet space.
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Exploring social preferences in private–collective innovation
Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2012Firms, research institutions and individuals have long realised the advantages of innovating in an open manner. Companies such as IBM, Philips and Procter & Gamble, increasingly seek to cooperate with outside individuals and organisations to tap into their ideas for new products and services.
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Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, 1975
Entomological research collections are necessary for the identification of specimens, for compilation of catalogues, for preparation of distribution lists, inventories, and for life history studies. Since insects are among the most important transmitters of diseases to man, animals, and plants, are destroyers of animal and plant products, and are also ...
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Entomological research collections are necessary for the identification of specimens, for compilation of catalogues, for preparation of distribution lists, inventories, and for life history studies. Since insects are among the most important transmitters of diseases to man, animals, and plants, are destroyers of animal and plant products, and are also ...
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Clinical Examination of Fish in Private Collections
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 1999The rapid advancement of fish medicine over the past 10 years has led to a drastically improved ability to manage the individual pet fish successfully. Principle physiologic differences between fish and higher vertebrates include the lack of ability to regulate body temperature (this has a profound effect on the immune system), the use of gills for ...
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Private libraries and the collecting instinct
2006This book, devoted to the history of libraries, primarily assumes an implicit definition of a library as a collection of books held in some kind of communal ownership, with rights of access and resultant benefits for a group of people. This may be a relatively small and well-defined group, such as the members of a university, or a much wider one like ...
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