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Hybrid quantum neural networks show strongly reduced need for free parameters in entity matching. [PDF]
Sci RepBischof L +3 more
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Highly engaging events reveal semantic and temporal compression in online community discourse. [PDF]
PNAS NexusDesiderio A +3 more
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Multimodal contrastive learning for enhanced explainability in pediatric brain tumor molecular diagnosis. [PDF]
Sci RepKetabi S +5 more
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The impact of civil unrest on child health care: Evidenced by acute medical complications at presentation - A retrospective comparative study. [PDF]
PLoS OneGelaw TT +6 more
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Time-space Punctuation: Hong Kong's Border Regime and Limits on Mobility
Pacific Affairs, 2008 Chinese people seem to be increasingly on the move, as this special issue emphasizes, among the diaspora, and especially among residents of the People’s Republic of China after it re-opened to the capitalist world after 1979. We argue, however, that an emphasis on mobility can be misleading unless we also pay close attention to factors that inhibit ...
Alan Smart, Josephine Smart
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Mark, space, axis, function: towards a (new) theory of punctuation on historical principles
, 2018 One origin lies in the grammatical tradition, which for more than a millennium has been largely content to analyse marks of punctuation by function, as elocutionary, a rhetorical guide to pauses; syntactic, a grammatical guide to syntax. The exclamation mark came from Iacopo Alpoleio da Urbisaglia in the 1360s, the lunula or round bracket from ...
John Lennard
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Use Of Punctuation Marks and Spaces. Order of Constituents
Journal of Chemical Education, 1972 W. Conard Fernelius +2 more
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