Titlebook: über die Einwirkung von Emanation und Gasteiner Thermalwasser auf rote Blutk?rperchen des Menschen; W. W. Lepeschkin Book 1939 Springer-Ve

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ations, even if all of them implement the same architecture (e.g., the SPARC instruction set). In particular, processor pipelining and superscalar execution make it impossible to use the number of instructions in a code sequence as an accurate performance indicator. This section characterizes the ru

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Frank Verheestady-state immune response. The presence of large germinal centers and numerous plasma cells within these structures indicates that the lymphoreticular tissue at this site is involved in the production of humoral antibodies. It has been recognized that tonsillar germinal centers show a distinct polar

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A Patch-Based Segmentation Approach with High Level Representation of the Data for Cortical Sulci Recognitionur laboratory for 125 sulci reaches an average recognition rate around 86%. It has been applied to thousands of brains for morphometric studies (.). A weak point of this approach is the modeling of the training dataset as a single template of sulcus-wise probability maps, losing information about th

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Induction and Some Characteristics of “Minimal Deviation” and Other Transplantable Rat Hepatomassite of administration. The chemical carcinogens used have been incorporated at different dosage levels into adequate diets of natural food stuffs. Many of the primary hepatomas have been transplanted to new hosts of the strain of origin. Most, but not all, of these primary tumors grew in the new ho

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Efficient Multiple Objects-Oriented Event Detection Over RFID Data Streams study multiple correlated RFID event detection problems. We present two kinds of evaluation algorithms: SEquence Join Algorithm(SEJA) and Stream Join Algorithm(SJA). Experimental studies demonstrate that our proposed algorithms are effective and scalable.

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Historical Demographyst in demography. More recently several investigators (e.g., Harpending, 1974; Harrison and Boyce, 1972; Roberts, 1973; Ward and Weiss, 1976; Workman, Mielke, and Nevanlinna, 1976) have reiterated the relevance of . inference on populations, and despite several limitations and pitfalls, their utitlity has also been clearly demonstrated.