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IEEE Pulse, 2011
It looks like a frog-but with a tail. Its legs are as long as its arms. Some live in water, and some are semiaquatic, returning to water to breed. But perhaps what's most noteworthy about the newt is its remarkable ability to bounce back from what would be catastrophic injuries to other creatures. Front leg munched off by a predator?
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It looks like a frog-but with a tail. Its legs are as long as its arms. Some live in water, and some are semiaquatic, returning to water to breed. But perhaps what's most noteworthy about the newt is its remarkable ability to bounce back from what would be catastrophic injuries to other creatures. Front leg munched off by a predator?
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IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 2008
Sparse signal approximations have become a fundamental tool in signal processing with wide-ranging applications from source separation to signal acquisition. The ever-growing number of possible applications and, in particular, the ever-increasing problem sizes now addressed lead to new challenges in terms of computational strategies and the development
Thomas Blumensath +1 more
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Sparse signal approximations have become a fundamental tool in signal processing with wide-ranging applications from source separation to signal acquisition. The ever-growing number of possible applications and, in particular, the ever-increasing problem sizes now addressed lead to new challenges in terms of computational strategies and the development
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1953
Find the path taken by a ship which pursues, and always directs its course towards, another ship (supposed moving in a straight line), their speeds being constant and in fixed ratio, and their initial directions at right angles.
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Find the path taken by a ship which pursues, and always directs its course towards, another ship (supposed moving in a straight line), their speeds being constant and in fixed ratio, and their initial directions at right angles.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1956
The article by C. C. Puckette in a recent issue of the Gazette (Vol. 37, No. 322, pp. 256–260) prompts me to give some results I obtained when investigating the pursuit of a bomber by an attacking fighter.
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The article by C. C. Puckette in a recent issue of the Gazette (Vol. 37, No. 322, pp. 256–260) prompts me to give some results I obtained when investigating the pursuit of a bomber by an attacking fighter.
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The Chemical Record, 2012
AbstractWith the advent of the Krätschmer‐Huffman historical breakthrough on the macroscopic synthesis of C60 in the late summer of 1990, I decided to stop all my research so far in the area of spectroscopy of gas‐phase molecular microclusters. Since then, my odyssey in and quest for the so‐called nanocarbons started.
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AbstractWith the advent of the Krätschmer‐Huffman historical breakthrough on the macroscopic synthesis of C60 in the late summer of 1990, I decided to stop all my research so far in the area of spectroscopy of gas‐phase molecular microclusters. Since then, my odyssey in and quest for the so‐called nanocarbons started.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966
Let me acknowledge my keen sense of privilege in the invitation to initiate a lectureship which I understand is planned as an annual event. I am indeed grateful for this high honor. I could scarcely expect my audience to be aware of my passion for color.
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Let me acknowledge my keen sense of privilege in the invitation to initiate a lectureship which I understand is planned as an annual event. I am indeed grateful for this high honor. I could scarcely expect my audience to be aware of my passion for color.
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Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, 2018
Pediatric ophthalmologists are increasingly expected to promote, preserve, and restore binocular vision.Clinical studies on restoring alignment and stereopsis in the management of amblyopia, esotropia, exotropia, and complex strabismus are reviewed from the perspective of the author's published work and personal experiences.Treatment of amblyopia by ...
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Pediatric ophthalmologists are increasingly expected to promote, preserve, and restore binocular vision.Clinical studies on restoring alignment and stereopsis in the management of amblyopia, esotropia, exotropia, and complex strabismus are reviewed from the perspective of the author's published work and personal experiences.Treatment of amblyopia by ...
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2007
AbstractSince its discovery in 1993, the marine natural product palau'amine has intrigued natural product chemists. Its exotic molecular architecture and purported bioactivity made it an ideal target for synthesis. However, as the years went by and related marine alkaloids were isolated, a skeptical eye was cast on the structure of palau'amine ...
Matthias, Köck +3 more
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AbstractSince its discovery in 1993, the marine natural product palau'amine has intrigued natural product chemists. Its exotic molecular architecture and purported bioactivity made it an ideal target for synthesis. However, as the years went by and related marine alkaloids were isolated, a skeptical eye was cast on the structure of palau'amine ...
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1999
Despite the agreement of most of the professional organizations that are concerned with medical education and health manpower that there is an increasing physician surplus, little has been done to address this problem. The number of entering first-year residency positions has remained relatively stable during the past several years, with the number of ...
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Despite the agreement of most of the professional organizations that are concerned with medical education and health manpower that there is an increasing physician surplus, little has been done to address this problem. The number of entering first-year residency positions has remained relatively stable during the past several years, with the number of ...
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BMJ, 2013
Tall, young, slim, bright, sporty, polite, athletic, controlled, musical, socially polished, good looking, sensible, and obedient, with straight white teeth: these traits of perfection are the aspirations of many parents and adults alike. And medicine is a candle to the perfect and perfectionism—a perfect degree, status, job, and career.
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Tall, young, slim, bright, sporty, polite, athletic, controlled, musical, socially polished, good looking, sensible, and obedient, with straight white teeth: these traits of perfection are the aspirations of many parents and adults alike. And medicine is a candle to the perfect and perfectionism—a perfect degree, status, job, and career.
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