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The problem with Punch

Historical Research, 2008
The comic periodical Punch is a popular source with academics working on the Victorian period and it has often been regarded as a ‘national institution’. This article takes a more nuanced view, arguing that Punch was primarily aimed at a metropolitan and middle-class audience, although it did have considerable reach.
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Punches

2003
Publisher Summary This chapter presents the fundamentals of punches in boxing. An effective blow is a punch that produces immediate unconsciousness as the result of a cerebral concussion. A serious hammering blow against the head and body, whose intensity is not high enough to reach the threshold in which a cerebral concussion occurs, contributes to ...
Friedrich Unterharnscheidt   +1 more
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Punch Lines, Punching Bags, and Mr. Punch

Pacific Coast Philology, 2021
Abstract The red-capped, hook-nosed, serial killer Mr. Punch, a descendent of the Italian Pulcinella of the commedia dell’arte, belongs to the tradition of “bad” clowns—those tricksters who have populated the myths and folktales of cultures the world over for millennia. This article compares Punch’s disturbing antics to those of Pinter’s
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Measuring the Punching Profile of a Punch And Bind Machine

2017
In the design process of a manual or electrically actuated punch and bind machine, the required force to punch a stack of paper sheets is a crucial parameter that affects ergonomics, product design, power requirements, and ultimately product cost. The required punch force profile considered two punch pin geometries, introducing some innovative aspects.
Luís Pacheco Figueiredo   +3 more
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Postcards that pack a punch

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1994
Many orthodontic offices are striving to appear unique in the eyes of the public. One way to accomplish this is to send out an interesting and informative newsletter or to use customized recall, birthday, and special notice cards. The following article is being reprinted with the permission of WordPerfect Magazine, June 23,1994.
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Commentary: The Cutaneous Punch

Archives of Dermatology, 1982
The punch that Edward Keyes introduced in 1879 was used in its original form in the United States until the late 1950s. 1 Noel Robbins stated that there was a straight cylinder punch made by a German dermatologist, E. Kromayer, in 1905 (Noel Robbins, written communication, December 1981). Kromayer called the punch the "zylindermesser" and reported that
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From Punch to Profile

Neurochemical Research, 2006
In this essay an aspect of my research is highlighted that has its roots in the mid seventies with the implementation of the 'Palkovits punch' procedure. This methodology was introduced when radiochemical and radio-immunoassay methods became sufficiently sensitive to measure key molecules for chemical neurotransmission and metabolism in minute amounts ...
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‘Punch Pictures’: Localising Punch in Meiji Japan

2012
The earliest Japanese term for political cartoon—‘Punch picture’ (Ponchi-e ポンチ絵)—was invented in 1868 by a Japanese language news journal, the Kōko shinbun 江湖新聞 (the public news) published in the treaty port of Yokohama. The word endured until the early 1900s when it was slowly supplanted by the more familiar manga (cartoon), a broader term that came ...
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Punch the Clock

2017
For the working-class student, higher education was supposed to be everything that the working-class world was not, even if the image of the ivory tower and the promise of release from the working-class life have never been realized or fulfilled. Demystifying the university has had the unintended effect of killing the working-class dream of going to ...
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