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European Journal of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases, 1994
The minimal standards for including a species in the genus Mycobacterium are i) acid-alcohol fastness, ii) the presence of mycolic acids containing 60-90 carbon atoms which are cleaved to C22 to C26 fatty acid methyl esters by pyrolysis, and iii) a guanine + cytosine content of the DNA of 61 to 71 mol %.
T M, Shinnick, R C, Good
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The minimal standards for including a species in the genus Mycobacterium are i) acid-alcohol fastness, ii) the presence of mycolic acids containing 60-90 carbon atoms which are cleaved to C22 to C26 fatty acid methyl esters by pyrolysis, and iii) a guanine + cytosine content of the DNA of 61 to 71 mol %.
T M, Shinnick, R C, Good
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2006
Abstract: Several organisms from a number of prokaryotic and eukaryotic groups have presented problems for systematists for a long time. Both phenotypic and genotypic methods for sorting out these relationships have been employed. There are limitations with each method when taken alone.
Gerrit, Uilenberg, Will L, Goff
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Abstract: Several organisms from a number of prokaryotic and eukaryotic groups have presented problems for systematists for a long time. Both phenotypic and genotypic methods for sorting out these relationships have been employed. There are limitations with each method when taken alone.
Gerrit, Uilenberg, Will L, Goff
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2007
An ideal taxonomy should be comprehensive and its categories should be mutually exclusive. Every item should have a particular place either on its own or with other items that resemble it. This is rarely, if ever, achievable in practice in medicine. The reasons for this are explained.
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An ideal taxonomy should be comprehensive and its categories should be mutually exclusive. Every item should have a particular place either on its own or with other items that resemble it. This is rarely, if ever, achievable in practice in medicine. The reasons for this are explained.
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IEEE Transactions on Computers, 2004
The growing difference between processor and main memory cycle time demands the use of aggressive prefetch algorithms to reduce the effective memory access latency. However, prefetching can significantly increase memory traffic and unsuccessful prefetches may pollute the cache.
Viji Srinivasan +2 more
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The growing difference between processor and main memory cycle time demands the use of aggressive prefetch algorithms to reduce the effective memory access latency. However, prefetching can significantly increase memory traffic and unsuccessful prefetches may pollute the cache.
Viji Srinivasan +2 more
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The many faces of inheritance: a taxonomy of taxonomy
Computer, 1996One of the most important considerations in constructing object-oriented software is the methodology of inheritance: how to use this mechanism well. The paper presents a taxonomy comprising twelve kinds of inheritance usage grouped into three broad categories: model inheritance; software inheritance; and variation inheritance.
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2016
This chapter summarizes the existing review articles in the field of monitoring and diagnosing older adults at risk of health deterioration, in the context of smart-homes. We provide taxonomy of these notable review articles, characterizing their aims and reviewing approaches of proposed monitoring systems capable of detecting health threats in smart ...
Klonovs, Juris +6 more
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This chapter summarizes the existing review articles in the field of monitoring and diagnosing older adults at risk of health deterioration, in the context of smart-homes. We provide taxonomy of these notable review articles, characterizing their aims and reviewing approaches of proposed monitoring systems capable of detecting health threats in smart ...
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IEEE Multimedia, 1995
This media taxonomy serves both research and development of multimedia applications. Two graduate courses used it successfully, one on multimedia design and another on the research and evaluation of interactive multimedia. It correlates well with previous categorizations of multimedia and helps researchers better understand the impact and value added ...
Rachelle S. Heller, C. Dianne Martin
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This media taxonomy serves both research and development of multimedia applications. Two graduate courses used it successfully, one on multimedia design and another on the research and evaluation of interactive multimedia. It correlates well with previous categorizations of multimedia and helps researchers better understand the impact and value added ...
Rachelle S. Heller, C. Dianne Martin
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Legal Theory, 2006
This essay examines the ambition to taxonomize law and the different methods a legal taxonomer might employ. Three possibilities emerge. The first is a formal taxonomy that classifies legal materials according to rules of order and clarity. Formal taxonomy is primarily conventional and has no normative implications for judicial decision-making.
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This essay examines the ambition to taxonomize law and the different methods a legal taxonomer might employ. Three possibilities emerge. The first is a formal taxonomy that classifies legal materials according to rules of order and clarity. Formal taxonomy is primarily conventional and has no normative implications for judicial decision-making.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1996
Fungi and the diseases that they produce have become an important part of patient care and management. Identification of these organisms can be difficult because of the need to know and discern fungal morphology and structure. This article reviews mycologic terms, describes and defines fungal structures, discusses fungal isolation techniques, and ...
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Fungi and the diseases that they produce have become an important part of patient care and management. Identification of these organisms can be difficult because of the need to know and discern fungal morphology and structure. This article reviews mycologic terms, describes and defines fungal structures, discusses fungal isolation techniques, and ...
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The taxonomy of the peptococcaceae
Infection, 1980Current problems in the classification and identification of Peptococcaceae with special reference to clinically significant species are discussed briefly. Further research is needed to clarify most of the existing discrepancies.
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