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Introduction … of Sorts, Sort of
2012This introduction most likely has already been written (or at least some variation of) by many who have thrown themselves over the precipice and have fallen smack into the formidable theoretical edifice that the three key figures of the book’s title present: Lacan, Deleuze, and Žižek. Flattened by the fall, one slides down, arms outstretched in despair.
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Bead-sort: A natural sorting algorithm
Bull. EATCS, 2002Summary: Nature is not only a source of minerals and precious stones but is also a mine of algorithms. By observing and studying natural phenomena, computer algorithms can be extracted. In this note, a simple natural phenomenon is used to design a sorting algorithm for positive integers, called here bead-sort. The algorithm's run-time complexity ranges
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The fault tolerance of (n,k)-bubble-sort networks
Discrete Applied Mathematics, 2020Rongxia Hao, Shuli Zhao
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Assessment of preschool classroom practices: Application of Q-sort methodology
Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2006Janet E Fischel
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A methodological note on ordered Q-Sort ratings
Journal of Research in Personality, 2013David G Serfass, Ryne A Sherman
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