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1998
The image of freedom outlined in Experience and its Modes largely conforms with common opinion — freedom is held to be self-possession; the capacity to direct one’s own life. In that work Oakeshott’s primary ambition had been to distinguish the interests and segregate the achievements of different intellectual disciplines and, most importantly ...
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The image of freedom outlined in Experience and its Modes largely conforms with common opinion — freedom is held to be self-possession; the capacity to direct one’s own life. In that work Oakeshott’s primary ambition had been to distinguish the interests and segregate the achievements of different intellectual disciplines and, most importantly ...
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2002
Abstract Science has generated its own vocabulary, loosely rooted in the classical languages. But neologisms today are less scrupulously coined than in the era when the ancient languages were universally taught. Jacques Barzun, the American scholar, has recalled the lament of a university president, deploring the introduction of the ...
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Abstract Science has generated its own vocabulary, loosely rooted in the classical languages. But neologisms today are less scrupulously coined than in the era when the ancient languages were universally taught. Jacques Barzun, the American scholar, has recalled the lament of a university president, deploring the introduction of the ...
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Instrumental vigour in punishment and reward
European Journal of Neuroscience, 2012AbstractRecent notions about the vigour of responding in operant conditioning suggest that the long‐run average rate of reward should control the alacrity of action in cases in which the actual cost of speed is balanced against the opportunity cost of sloth. The average reward rate is suggested as being reported by tonic activity in the dopamine system
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Hybrid vigour in plant breeding
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B - Biological Sciences, 1955Abstract Hybrid vigour is of interest to the plant breeder because of its beneficial effects on the yield and quality of domestic plants. These benefits may be produced in various ways. Müntzing (1954) finds that the superior yield of F1 hybrids of tetetraploid rye is the result of small increases in several components of yield; for ...
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Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1973
Morphological and yield characters of eight intervarietal hybrids of brinjal were studied to assess the extent of vigour expressed in different parental combinations. The most economic combination was found to be between Muktakeshi × Banaras giant in which the increase in yield was over 100%.
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Morphological and yield characters of eight intervarietal hybrids of brinjal were studied to assess the extent of vigour expressed in different parental combinations. The most economic combination was found to be between Muktakeshi × Banaras giant in which the increase in yield was over 100%.
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2005
How might architecture and art critically engage each other? Naomi Stead considers the work of Richard Goodwin. The article explains the relationship between architecture and art based on the work of Richard Goodwin. The author discusses the art practice of Goodwin which is quite openly an attack on architecture.
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How might architecture and art critically engage each other? Naomi Stead considers the work of Richard Goodwin. The article explains the relationship between architecture and art based on the work of Richard Goodwin. The author discusses the art practice of Goodwin which is quite openly an attack on architecture.
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1988
A viable seed is one which is capable of germination under suitable conditions. The definition includes dormant but viable seeds, in which case the dormancy must be broken before viability can be measured by germination. A non-viable seed, therefore, is one which fails to germinate even under optimal conditions, including treatments for the removal of ...
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A viable seed is one which is capable of germination under suitable conditions. The definition includes dormant but viable seeds, in which case the dormancy must be broken before viability can be measured by germination. A non-viable seed, therefore, is one which fails to germinate even under optimal conditions, including treatments for the removal of ...
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OsHIPL1, A Hedgehog-Interacting Protein-Like 1 Protein, Increases Seed Vigour in Rice
Plant Biotechnology Journal, 2022Sunlu Chen +2 more
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