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Fourier Phase Retrieval: Uniqueness and Algorithms
arXiv.org, 2017The problem of recovering a signal from its phaseless Fourier transform measurements, called Fourier phase retrieval, arises in many applications in engineering and science. Fourier phase retrieval poses fundamental theoretical and algorithmic challenges.
Tamir Bendory +2 more
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CYP1B1: A Unique Gene with Unique Characteristics
Current Drug Metabolism, 2015CYP1B1, a recently described dioxin inducible oxidoreductase, is a member of the cytochrome P450 superfamily involved in the metabolism of estradiol, retinol, benzo[a]pyrene, tamoxifen, melatonin, sterols etc. It plays important roles in numerous physiological processes and is expressed at mRNA level in many tissues and anatomical compartments.
Tanuj Dada +4 more
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Unique Profession, Unique Preparation
Journal of Architectural Education (1947-1974), 1962Architecture is the only art of habitable space; it is the business of the architect, and of the architect alone, to give to such space, experienced four-dimensionally, visual meaning. Therefore, says Philip Thiel, visual education should have a central place, next to design itself, in the curriculum of any school of architecture, and to be effective ...
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Global Uniqueness and Solvability for Tensor Complementarity Problems
Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2015Recently, the tensor complementarity problem has been investigated in the literature. An important question involving the property of global uniqueness and solvability for a class of tensor complementarity problems was proposed by Song and Qi (J Optim ...
Xue Bai, Zhenghai Huang, Yong Wang
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Uniquely primate, uniquely human
Developmental Science, 1998Two hypotheses about primate cognition are proposed. First, it is proposed that primates, but not other mammals, understand categories of relations among external entities. In the physical domain primates have special skills in tasks such as oddity, transitivity, and relation matching that require facility with relational categories; in the social ...
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Geochemical and Biogeochemical Reaction Modeling, 2021
Adnane Kaddiri +3 more
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Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1986
AbstractLet L be a finitely generated field extension of a field K. The order of inseparability of L/K is the minimum of {n|[L:S] = pn where S is a separable extension of K}. If V is a subfield of L/K, then its order of inseparability is less than or equal to that of L/K.
John N. Mordeson, James K. Deveney
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AbstractLet L be a finitely generated field extension of a field K. The order of inseparability of L/K is the minimum of {n|[L:S] = pn where S is a separable extension of K}. If V is a subfield of L/K, then its order of inseparability is less than or equal to that of L/K.
John N. Mordeson, James K. Deveney
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1987
In general equilibrium theory, equilibrium prices may be interpreted as those prices which coordinate the buying and selling plans of all the various agents in the economy; equivalently, they may be interpreted as the values of the commodities. Such values will only be well defined if there is only one system of coordinating prices, that is, if the ...
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In general equilibrium theory, equilibrium prices may be interpreted as those prices which coordinate the buying and selling plans of all the various agents in the economy; equivalently, they may be interpreted as the values of the commodities. Such values will only be well defined if there is only one system of coordinating prices, that is, if the ...
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Uniquely chimpanzee – uniquely human
2012If [the intellectual and moral properties of man] were formerly of high importance to primeval man and to his ape-like progenitors, they would have been perfected or advanced through natural selection . Charles Darwin, 1871: vol. 2: 153. How could “natural selection,” or survival of the fittest in the struggle for existence, at all favour the ...
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2020
A further question concerns whether gap-provoking is more characteristic of talking about spirituality than talking about other experiences. This chapter describes a study in which twenty people provided written accounts of a travel experience, a dream and a spiritual encounter.
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A further question concerns whether gap-provoking is more characteristic of talking about spirituality than talking about other experiences. This chapter describes a study in which twenty people provided written accounts of a travel experience, a dream and a spiritual encounter.
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