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When Fantasy Meets Science: the Recreated Voice of Ötzi the 'Iceman

2017
Ötzi the Iceman's, the mummy found some years ago on the top of the Similaun mountain, lived 5300 years ago, and obviously, we cannot say which language, which phonemes, or even which sounds could belong to him. In this work, still in its initial stage, a possible reconstruction of an "approximation" of Ötzi the Iceman's voice, recreating the timbre or
FRANCESCO AVANZINI, PIERO COSI, ROLANDO FÜSTÖS, ANDREA SANDI   +3 more
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Recreational Tourism: A Social Science Perspective.

Contemporary Sociology, 1993
Kenneth Dauber, Chris Ryan
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Virtual Reality, 3D Recreations and 3D Printing in Social Sciences Education

2022
Virtual reality is a technology for the relocation and interaction of users with a digital environment created by computers through an interface that recognizes actions carried out in the real world. It allows users a multimodal experience, making possible immersion in a digital world.
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Virtual Reality, 3D Recreations and 3D Printing in Social Sciences Education

2020
Virtual reality is a technology for the relocation and interaction of users with a digital environment created by computers through an interface that recognizes actions carried out in the real world. It allows users a multimodal experience, making possible immersion in a digital world.
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Cannabis medical and recreational use: science beyond ethical and political issues

Minerva Cardiology and Angiology, 2021
Iannaccone G., Abbate A., Keen Ii L., Porto I.   +3 more
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Recreational tourism: a social science perspective

Choice Reviews Online, 1992
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Resilient recreational fisheries or prone to collapse? A decade of research on the science and management of recreational fisheries

Fisheries Management and Ecology, 2012
AbstractAre recreational fisheries resilient to harvest or prone to collapse? This paper reviews research published since that question was posed by Post et al. (2002, Fisheries 27, 6–17). A number of patterns and processes have been identified that suggest understanding the risk of collapse requires knowledge of the fishing effort response, degree of ...
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Symposium on social science in recreation management

Annals of Tourism Research, 1990
Linda S. Ralston, Julia Hamilton
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Global Participation in and Public Attitudes Toward Recreational Fishing: International Perspectives and Developments

Reviews in Fisheries Science and Aquaculture, 2021
Robert Arlinghaus, Øystein Aas, Josep Alós   +2 more
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Malaysian Journal of Sport Science and Recreation

2021
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