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Do people become more interested in a healthier lifestyle at temporal landmarks? A comparison between individualistic and collectivistic cultures. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Moon B, Pyun H, Jang W.
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Macao Guangdong music through the lens of ethnography of musical performance. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Kong F, Zheng Z, Xu C, Zhang Y.
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Structural analysis of recombinant AAV vector genomes at single-molecule resolution. [PDF]

PLoS One
Rouleau D, Lata D, Dollive S, Bruccoleri RE, Van Lieshout L, Golebiowski D, Iwuchukwu I.   +6 more
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Training neurologists for Brazil: from geographic imbalance to national responsibility. [PDF]

Arq Neuropsiquiatr
Cavalcanti EBU, Mutarelli EG.
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Prekindergarten and Kindergarten Predictors of Reading Comprehension in Monolingual English and Spanish-English Bilingual Sixth Graders. [PDF]

J Speech Lang Hear Res
Gray S, Davies R, Thompson M, Restrepo MA, Bridges M, Romeo S, Hu J, Cain K.   +7 more
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Word choice is coupled with grammar: The case of kinship. [PDF]

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Barth D, Evans N, Schalley AC, San Roque L, Gipper S, Mansfield J, Hodge G, Rumsey A, Arka IW, Bergqvist H, Dickson G, Döhler C, Forker D, Gast V, Guntsetseg D, Kashima E, Kimoto Y, Knuchel D, Kogura N, Kurabe K, Narrog H, Pratiwi DPE, Schnell S, Senge C, Skribnik E, van Putten S.   +25 more
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Shape Grammars and the Architect

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Shapes, structures and shape grammar implementation [PDF]

CAD Computer Aided Design, 2019
Abstract Shape grammars are a generative formalism in which dynamic changes to shape structure plays a vital role. Such changes support ambiguity and emergence, and as a result shape grammars are often used as the basis for proposed developments in supporting shape exploration in computer-aided design.
Iestyn Jowers, Christopher Earl, George Stiny   +2 more
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Shape grammars

ACM SIGGRAPH 2009 Courses, 2009
The theory of shape grammars, first launched by Stiny and Gips in 1972, defines a formalism to support the ambiguity in creative processes that is generally ruled out by quantitative and symbolic computations. Since then, it has evolved into a ground-breaking pragmatist philosophy of shape and design.
Mine Özkar, George Stiny
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