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Performance Research, 2000
Why does lust demand beauty? In humans as in other species, the urge to indulge in sexual display with concomitant activities is probably to some degree innate and is certainly influenced by internal and also environmental stimuli and inhibitors. The establishment of feudalism in Europe freed the warrior caste from bondage to agricultural and craft ...
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Why does lust demand beauty? In humans as in other species, the urge to indulge in sexual display with concomitant activities is probably to some degree innate and is certainly influenced by internal and also environmental stimuli and inhibitors. The establishment of feudalism in Europe freed the warrior caste from bondage to agricultural and craft ...
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1967
The problem of arranging dominoes with like numbers in groups of four was proposed by Édouard Lucas. Although Lucas published only symmetrical solutions for the double-six set, generalizations of the problem have led to some interesting results. For the double-six set, it has been shown there are hundreds of shapes meeting the requirement that like ...
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The problem of arranging dominoes with like numbers in groups of four was proposed by Édouard Lucas. Although Lucas published only symmetrical solutions for the double-six set, generalizations of the problem have led to some interesting results. For the double-six set, it has been shown there are hundreds of shapes meeting the requirement that like ...
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1997
Abstract It is surprising, therefore, to find that Roald Hoffmann describes himself as an anti-reductionist. He and his collaborator, Robert B. Woodward, did after all win the Nobel prize for applying quantum mechanics to chemistry.
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Abstract It is surprising, therefore, to find that Roald Hoffmann describes himself as an anti-reductionist. He and his collaborator, Robert B. Woodward, did after all win the Nobel prize for applying quantum mechanics to chemistry.
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