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Scientific American, 2003
Brain-scanning machines may soon be capable of discerning rudimentary thoughts and separating fact from fiction. In October 2002 the United States National Research Council damned the polygraph device as a "blunt instrument," of little use in ferreting out criminals, spies and terrorists.
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Brain-scanning machines may soon be capable of discerning rudimentary thoughts and separating fact from fiction. In October 2002 the United States National Research Council damned the polygraph device as a "blunt instrument," of little use in ferreting out criminals, spies and terrorists.
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Reader Development in Practice: Bringing Literature to Readers
Journal of Documentation, 2009The reviewed book examines a chain of those participating in bringing books to readers, from author and publisher to professionals who work on reading promotion and reader development. It brings a lot of ideas for reading promotion and partnership options, so that information practitioners, particularly librarians, get an insight about their role in ...
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Targeting bromodomains: epigenetic readers of lysine acetylation
Nature reviews. Drug discovery, 2014P. Filippakopoulos, S. Knapp
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Lateral Flow Immunoassay Reader Technologies for Quantitative Point-of-Care Testing
Sensors, 2022Jongwon Park
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RESOLV: Readers' Representation of Reading Contexts and Tasks
, 2017J. Rouet, M. Britt, Amanda M. Durik
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