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Slim graphs

Graphs and Combinatorics, 1989
The author investigates Slim graphs which can be obtained by deleting in a Meyniel graph G all the edges induced by an arbitrary set of nodes. Besides proving that Slim graphs are perfect a simple proof of the conjecture is given that Meyniel graphs are locally perfect graphs.
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Slim groupoids

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal, 2007
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Women's Attitudes to Slimming and Slimming Foods

Nutrition & Food Science, 1992
With approximately 60 per cent of the adult female population in the UK (14.2 million women) slimming either seriously or as a token gesture, a survey of the attitudes of 200 women to slimming and slimming foods was conducted between October and December 1991 by either face‐to‐face interview or questionnaire in several East Midlands towns in England ...
R.J. Neale   +3 more
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Evaluasi Penggunaan SLiMS dalam Sistem Informasi Perpustakaan Di MAN 2 Kota Banjarmasin Menggunakan Model TAM

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Abstrak Minimnya penggunaan SLiMS terhadap kepuasan siswa pada perpustakaan sekolah MAN 2 Banjarmasin Manfaat yang optimal dari penggunaan SLiMS, semua fitur di SLiMS harus dimaksimalkan.
Nazilatul Laili Sa’adah
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Slim Near Polygons

Designs, Codes and Cryptography, 2005
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Slim Chain and Dependability

Proceedings of the 2nd ACM International Symposium on Blockchain and Secure Critical Infrastructure, 2020
The slim chain is proposed in this paper in an effort to address and resolve the scalability issue of blockchain-based crypto computing by managing the volume of the blockchain itself. An adequate balancing of computation across on/off-chain is expected to relieve the spatial and temporal overhead of managing the otherwise exponentially growing size of
Abhilash Kancharla   +3 more
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SLIM

ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter, 1985
SLIM (Stanford Language for Implementing Microcode) is a programming language based system for specifying and simulating microcode in a VLSI chip. The language is oriented towards PLA implementations of microcoded machines using either a microprogram counter or a finite state machine.
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Satiety. No way to slim

Appetite, 2010
This short overview considers a prospect that claims to boost satiety are used to prescribe or sell materials to dieters that do not slow their daily rate of energy intake, thereby worsening their problems with body weight and even perhaps increasing the prevalence of obesity.
David A, Booth, Arie, Nouwen
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Request for slimming tablets

BMJ, 2008
A 43 year old hairdresser who has recently moved into the area after a divorce asks you for slimming pills. Medical records from her previous GP shows that she rarely consults doctors. Optimal management of obesity combines diet, exercise, lifestyle advice, and, where necessary, pharmacotherapy and surgery.
S W, Mercer, M E J, Lean
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SLIM

Proceedings of the Second Asia-Pacific Workshop on Systems, 2011
In the era of cloud computing, mobile applications often need to leverage a new storage hierarchy that includes not only the traditional main memory and secondary storage on devices, but also storage and computation capabilities from the cloud. In this paper we propose a new data structure library called SLIM. SLIM provides familiar STL-like interfaces
Jinghao Shi   +4 more
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