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Dermatology and the World Wide Web
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1999The WWW has an almost unlimited amount of information stored and available to users. There is already much information pertaining to the specialty of dermatology but relatively little information specific to veterinary dermatology. The amount of information placed on the web continues to increase, so familiarity with the web is a necessity in today's ...
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Databases and the World Wide Web
1999The World Wide Web is likely to become the standard platform for future generation applications. Specifically, it will be the uniform interface for sharing data in networks, both Internet and intranet. From a database point of view, there are two main directions of interest: the first one is related to the extraction of information from the Web ...
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Dermatology and the world wide web
British Journal of Dermatology, 2001B, Pollock +3 more
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Neurobiologists and the World Wide Web
Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 1996C R, Kowalczyk, J F, Burke
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The AJC and the World Wide Web
The American Journal of Cardiology, 2009Vincent E, Friedewald +1 more
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Mathematics and the World Wide Web
2013Mathematics is an ancient and honorable study. It has been called The Queen and The Language of Science. The World Wide Web is something brand-new that started only about a quarter of a century ago. But the World Wide Web is having a considerable effect on the practice of mathematics, is modifying its image and role in society, and can be said to have ...
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Proceedings of the 12th annual international conference on Systems documentation technical communications at the great divide - SIGDOC '94, 1994
Liam Relihan +2 more
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