Titlebook: Dictionary of Minor Planet Names; Lutz D. Schmadel Book 19973rd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 asteroid.information.planet

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Book 19973rd editionordinate effort into this naming activity. Some names are selected to remind the namer of some other person, place or event. In other instances, the choice of a name means something that "sounds good" , or is easily spelled. "What‘s the baby‘s name?" is much more likely to be asked than some questio

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Object-Aware Attention in Few-Shot Learningnable to avail ourselves of this opportunity to summarize an interesting aspect of this narrow branch of astronomy during the past two centuries. The second reason is purely pragmatic: this seems to be the last chance to handle the enormous amount of minor-planet data in one volume.

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put an inordinate effort into this naming activity. Some names are selected to remind the namer of some other person, place or event. In other instances, the choice of a name means something that "sounds good" , or is easily spelled. "What‘s the baby‘s name?" is much more likely to be asked than so

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Introduction,inventory of the situation at this moment. A compilation of this nature is by definition bound to be out of date before it appears in print. There are, however, two reasons that justify this effort. After having numbered and named the 7000th minor planet, a historic goal was achieved. It seems reaso

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Book 19973rd editionon", for example. But in such a case, why not simply give numbers to the children in order of their birth? One might presume that other animals number their children: take one away, and the mother will realize that the count is wrong, possibly even to the point of knowing precisely which infant has