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Journal of Second Language Pronunciation
Chapter 5 uses three case studies to demonstrate how subtracting or compressing conventional subgeneric elements can be a mode of innovation. KillerKiller (2007) retains the slasher subgenre’s formula of individuals being picked off within a defined location, but replaces the subgenre’s expected protagonists (conventional teens) with a group of killers,
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Chapter 5 uses three case studies to demonstrate how subtracting or compressing conventional subgeneric elements can be a mode of innovation. KillerKiller (2007) retains the slasher subgenre’s formula of individuals being picked off within a defined location, but replaces the subgenre’s expected protagonists (conventional teens) with a group of killers,
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Subtraction digital holography
Applied Optics, 2003Overlapping of the desired (first-order) and undesired (zero-order) terms originating from the recorded primary-fringe patterns in digital holography is a problem without a real-time solution. We propose a procedure for suppressing the zero-order disturbance that is realizable in real time.
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Suppression Subtractive Hybridization
2011Comparing two RNA populations that differ from the effects of a single independent variable, such as a drug treatment or a specific genetic defect, can establish differences in the abundance of specific transcripts that vary in a population dependent manner. There are different methods for identifying differentially expressed genes.
Ghorbel, Mohamed T, Murphy, David
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Digital Subtraction Angiography
Scottish Medical Journal, 1987Digital Subtraction is a computerised radiological technique to demonstrate the vascular tree by removing unwanted background information and enhancing dilute contrast medium within the blood vessels. Contrast may be introduced intravenously or intra-arterially.
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Subtraction macrodacryocystography
The British Journal of Radiology, 1974G A, Lloyd, R A, Welham
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