Life Sciences
A semantic approach for the requirement driven discovery of web resources in the Life Sciences
... Here we claim that semantic technologies can provide a solution to the dis- covery of web resources in the context of the Life Sciences. common interface for registering, browsing and annotating Life ...
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Mexican science during the Cold War: an agenda for physics and the life sciences
... This does not mean that there have been no attempts to write the history of particular fields in the postwar and Cold War physical and life sciences. The social history of science in Argentina, Brazil, ...
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Application of Semantics to Solve Problems in Life Sciences
... in Life Sciences data and discover new pharmacological ...many Life Sciences researchers have to make SPARQL ...the Life Sciences domain ...of Life Sciences Linked ...
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Epistemology in life sciences. An integrative approach to a complex system like cancer
... in life sciences can be finally borrowed from Urbani Ulivi: “Referring to ordered reports what has often seemed a maze of contingencies, all the diversity, behavior, expressions are fleeting and changeable, ...
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Why biologists should read Aristotle (or why philosophy matters for the life sciences and why the life sciences matter for philosophy)
... and life histories of whole organisms, is the most relevant quest since morphology, development and reproduction (that it is true to type) entail continuity, regularity and so stability in this ever-changing ...
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Mathematics for Life Sciences and Medicine – Takeuchi Iwasa and Sato
... 1995; DeBoer and Boerlijst 1994; Sasaki 1994; Nowak and May 2000). The basic theoretical idea is that a rapidly replicating HIV quasispecies estab- lishes a permanent infection that goes through many viral generations ...
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TítuloA multidimensional analysis of late Modern Englis scientific texts from the "Coruña Corpus"
... Philosophy, Life Sciences in the 1700s is mostly composed of treatises (>75%), suggesting this time again a connection between scientific discipline and genre (even though, as was mentioned earlier, it ...
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Another Life : social cooperation and a organic life
... genuine innovation when compared to the other two dominant forms of economic organization: the firm and the market. Social or non-market production emerges from “the very core of our economic engine”, affecting first of ...
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A holistic conceptual approach to concrete service life: a split into different time-stages
... service life approaches continued in 1998 (Helene, 2003) when the concept of service life was divided into several ...service life stage divided into four specific and overlapped ...service ...
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Calidad de vida de policas: una revisin sistemtica de estudios observacionales
... of life, quality of life, life qualities, life quality; police, police force, police forces, police officers, officer- police, officers-police, police officer, military police; epidemiologic ...
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Annual report: academic year: 2004 2005
... Pau Alsina, lecturer at the Faculty of Humanities and Language and Literature, and Co-ordinator, Artnodes space, co-ordinated the lectures in the programme of the Sónar, Festival of Advanced Music and Multimedia Art. ...
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El surgimiento y la caída de Second Life: Second Life en la Sociedad de la Información
... Second Life es una consecuencia de la Sociedad de la Información en la que vivimos, en la que la tecnología es capaz de adaptarse a nuestras necesidades; sin embargo, el desarrollo de las redes sociales virtuales, ...
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Aristotle and Pedagogy
... come out of this conception. First of all, Aristotle increases the value of phenomenal reality and concrete situation whose variety he leads back to the variety of being: in fact the concept/term “being” is “used in ...
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The database of the PREDICTS (Projecting Responses of Ecological Diversity In Changing Terrestrial Systems) project
... Biological Sciences Research Council grant (BB/F017324/1), a Hans Rausing PhD Scholarship and COLCIENCIAS (Departamento Administrativo de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación de ...Natural Sciences and ...
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Rematerialized Tendencies in Media Art? From Silicon to Carbon-based Art
... of life (between spectator and work) beyond taxonomical ...with life, we touch on everything that life implies, such as ethical standards (related to altering life), biological issues ...
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Systemic innovation, education and the social impact of the systems sciences
... of life on this ...with life is increasingly a requisite survival ...of life as art connect us to ourselves, to each other, to the more-than-human world and across time to past and future generations ...
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Endosymbiosis and self-organization
... Further, the hypothesis that there exist regular interactions in constant numbers for each gene constitutes a generalization, even an extrapolation, without direct relation to experimental results. To suppose that in ...
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When management encounters complexity
... Complexity, it should be mentioned from the outset, is not a fragmented domain. Instead, it is a cross-disciplinary ield made up by a number of sciences – namely, non-equilibrium thermodynamics, chaos, artiicial ...
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Technology, time and everyday life
... One theme emerging from Internet research has been the use of the Internet to complement, rather than displace, both existing media and existing patterns of behaviour. Is the same true for the mobile? Another theme has ...
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