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La tosse (quella vera) non dorme
Medico e BambinoLa tosse (quella vera) non ...
Maria Cristina Riva, Giorgio Longo
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The Mathematics Teacher, 1996
The idea for this article came from a problem that was published before the widespread availability of graphing calculators (North Carolina School for Science and Mathematics 1988). In that publication, Geometric Probability, an interesting analytic solution to the problem about comparing the areas of squares was given and is described later in ...
Mako E. Haruta +3 more
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The idea for this article came from a problem that was published before the widespread availability of graphing calculators (North Carolina School for Science and Mathematics 1988). In that publication, Geometric Probability, an interesting analytic solution to the problem about comparing the areas of squares was given and is described later in ...
Mako E. Haruta +3 more
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Medico e Bambino
The paper describes the case of a 6-year-old girl with diurnal, drug-resistant tic (psychogenic) cough triggered by a traumatic hospitalisation. Once organic causes were ruled out, the issue was permanently resolved through psychotherapy combined with ...
F. Colonna, Barbara Marsoni
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The paper describes the case of a 6-year-old girl with diurnal, drug-resistant tic (psychogenic) cough triggered by a traumatic hospitalisation. Once organic causes were ruled out, the issue was permanently resolved through psychotherapy combined with ...
F. Colonna, Barbara Marsoni
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Proceedings of the 2004 ACM SIGMOD international conference on Management of data, 2004
TAX is perhaps the best known extension of the relational algebra to handle queries to XML databases. One problem with TAX (as with many existing relational DBMSs) is that the semantics of terms in a TAX DB are not taken into account when answering queries.
Edward Hung +2 more
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TAX is perhaps the best known extension of the relational algebra to handle queries to XML databases. One problem with TAX (as with many existing relational DBMSs) is that the semantics of terms in a TAX DB are not taken into account when answering queries.
Edward Hung +2 more
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2004
This text is an informal review of several randomized algorithms that have appeared over the past two decades and have proved instrumental in extracting efficiently quantitative characteristics of very large data sets. The algorithms are by nature probabilistic and based on hashing.
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This text is an informal review of several randomized algorithms that have appeared over the past two decades and have proved instrumental in extracting efficiently quantitative characteristics of very large data sets. The algorithms are by nature probabilistic and based on hashing.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1984
This article starts with a problem in probability and leads on to some natural connections with Fibonacci numbers. Details of some of the proofs are left for interested readers (or their students!).
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This article starts with a problem in probability and leads on to some natural connections with Fibonacci numbers. Details of some of the proofs are left for interested readers (or their students!).
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2010
If we toss a coin and it comes up heads, we don’t find this unusual. It is just as likely that it will come up heads as tails. But if it comes up heads five times in a row, we would say that that it is unusual. And what if the order was different? Let’s call heads 1 and tails 0 to make things simpler from now on. For example, if the sequence was 01001,
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If we toss a coin and it comes up heads, we don’t find this unusual. It is just as likely that it will come up heads as tails. But if it comes up heads five times in a row, we would say that that it is unusual. And what if the order was different? Let’s call heads 1 and tails 0 to make things simpler from now on. For example, if the sequence was 01001,
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Guia de prática clínica: sinais e sintomas respiratórios: tosse
, 2021A. C. Melo +11 more
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