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A Small Festival for Small People: The WeeFestival as Advocacy
Theatre Research in Canada, 2019The WeeFestival, English Canada’s first performance festival dedicated to children from ages 0 to 5, acts as an advocate for the early years demographic and for the artists who create for them through three key elements of festival structure: programming, space, and creative/artistic exchange. Engaging with research by Ben Fletcher-Watson, Lise Hovik,
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The Small Deviation of the Small Noise Solution
2013In this chapter we shall consider the solution \({Y }^{\varepsilon }\) of the SPDE ( 3.11), consisting of the deterministic Chafee–Infante equation perturbed by just the small jump part \({\xi }^{\varepsilon }\) of our Levy process L.
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On the Smallness of Small Antennas
2022 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation and USNC-URSI Radio Science Meeting (AP-S/URSI), 2022Shambhu Nath Jha +2 more
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2003
Most of the great discoveries of the astronomical past were made with telescopes now thought of as small, though they were not at the time. This chapter presents an overview of some of these past triumphs (with details relegated to appendices), followed by a consideration of what can and cannot be done with small telescopes at present and looking into ...
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Most of the great discoveries of the astronomical past were made with telescopes now thought of as small, though they were not at the time. This chapter presents an overview of some of these past triumphs (with details relegated to appendices), followed by a consideration of what can and cannot be done with small telescopes at present and looking into ...
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2002
Abstract Throughout the 1930s Leo Szilard brooded on the prospects of a nuclear chain reaction [20] and the possibility, therefore, of an atomic bomb, and from time to time whipped himself into a paroxysm of apprehension. In 1939, he met Isidor Rabi [21] in washington to discuss his fears.
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Abstract Throughout the 1930s Leo Szilard brooded on the prospects of a nuclear chain reaction [20] and the possibility, therefore, of an atomic bomb, and from time to time whipped himself into a paroxysm of apprehension. In 1939, he met Isidor Rabi [21] in washington to discuss his fears.
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The Matter of the ‘Small’ in Small-Press Publishing
2020It is a familiar idea that the small press has historically been integral to the development and circulation of revolutionary thought and experimental literature. This is true, but it tends to subordinate the small press to the role of transmission of text and ideas, and so sidelines the significance of its complex material forms.
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For the 1980s: How Small is Too Small?
Clinics in Perinatology, 1980Because of the poor survival rates among sick infants weighing less than 750 gm and because of the poor quality of life of surviving infants, a less aggressive approach seems appropriate. Obstetricians, pediatricians, and neonatologists must explain the risks and benefits of intensive care frankly and honestly to families and accept their own ...
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