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Haemorrhagic Occlusive Retinal Vasculitis Following Cataract Surgery Without Intraocular Vancomycin. [PDF]
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1980
Most cochlea models consider the system as a pair of channels separated by a flexible membrane (basilar membrane). In the part of the wave where the stiffness of the membrane dominates, traveling waves are set up. Because of varying propagation conditions the speed of propagation diminishes most rapidly when the wave approaches the region where the ...
De Boer, E., MacKay, R.
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Most cochlea models consider the system as a pair of channels separated by a flexible membrane (basilar membrane). In the part of the wave where the stiffness of the membrane dominates, traveling waves are set up. Because of varying propagation conditions the speed of propagation diminishes most rapidly when the wave approaches the region where the ...
De Boer, E., MacKay, R.
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1997
In the functional programming literature, compiling is often expressed as a translation between source and target program calculi. In recent work, Sabry and Wadler proposed the notion of a reflection as a basis for relating the source and target calculi.
Gilles Barthe +2 more
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In the functional programming literature, compiling is often expressed as a translation between source and target program calculi. In recent work, Sabry and Wadler proposed the notion of a reflection as a basis for relating the source and target calculi.
Gilles Barthe +2 more
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Proceedings of the 3rd annual conference on Systems, programming, and applications: software for humanity, 2012
Though it usually makes its appearance only as a footnote in the broader discourse of object design, reflection is a recurring and sometimes noisily divisive topic in object-orientation. Glimmers of reflection pervade even the darkest corners of the tapestry of object orientation's history.
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Though it usually makes its appearance only as a footnote in the broader discourse of object design, reflection is a recurring and sometimes noisily divisive topic in object-orientation. Glimmers of reflection pervade even the darkest corners of the tapestry of object orientation's history.
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