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Impact of <i>Phytophthora</i> Disease on the Growth, Physiology and Ecosystem Services of Common Lime (<i>Tilia</i> × <i>europaea</i>) Street Trees. [PDF]
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Scaling laws for function diversity and specialization across socioeconomic and biological complex systems. [PDF]
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Gut microbiota and parasite dynamics in an Amazonian community undergoing urbanization in Colombia. [PDF]
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Legends in liquid modernity: a critical discourse analysis of contemporary urban legends
, 2013 Giana Targanski Steffen
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Cities of Tomorrow - Urban Landscapes and Urban Sustainability in Marie Lu’s Legend trilogy
, 2019 Tora Eide Hodneland
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Review Essay on 'The Mexican Pet: More 'New' Urban Legends and Some Old Favorites' (Brunvand)
, 1986 Tom Walker
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Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 2005
This discussion addresses a number of urban legends about concurrency in an attempt to separate the myth from the fact. These legends are as follows: 1concurrent = parallel; 2coroutining = concurrency; 3synchronization = mutual exclusion; 4Dekker < Peterson; 5concurrency = library; 6inheritance anomaly = major concurrency problem; 7signalling
Peter A. Buhr, Ashif S. Harji
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This discussion addresses a number of urban legends about concurrency in an attempt to separate the myth from the fact. These legends are as follows: 1concurrent = parallel; 2coroutining = concurrency; 3synchronization = mutual exclusion; 4Dekker < Peterson; 5concurrency = library; 6inheritance anomaly = major concurrency problem; 7signalling
Peter A. Buhr, Ashif S. Harji
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The American Journal of Psychology, 2007
Abstract We explored factors influencing the retelling of urban legends. As predicted by prior work, people retold truthful and scary stories. But people also retold well-known stories. This contrasts with the expectation that people would not pass on a story that everyone already knew.
Jean E, Fox Tree, Mary Susan, Weldon
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Abstract We explored factors influencing the retelling of urban legends. As predicted by prior work, people retold truthful and scary stories. But people also retold well-known stories. This contrasts with the expectation that people would not pass on a story that everyone already knew.
Jean E, Fox Tree, Mary Susan, Weldon
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