Philosophy of the Web
An Intelligent Web System by Integrating Domain and Web Usage Knowledge
... into Web-page suggestion models. By making utilization of the philosophy of sites, Web-page recom- mendation can be improved and enhanced fundamentally in the frameworks [19], ...space ...
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African philosophy on the way: theorizing oromo philosophy and theology of land (lafi keenya lafee keenya, our land is our bones)
... a web of continuation of life (Inf1 and ...ecological philosophy, political and economic philosophy and management, and spiritual experience of indigenous people have a strong relationship with a ...
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A Personalized Search Engine with Secure Data Storage in Cloud
... today’s web search ...personalized web systems.User profiles supported philosophy thus manufacturing linguistics applications with made to order ...
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Philosophy of Computer Science - Free Computer, Programming, Mathematics, Technical Books, Lecture Notes and Tutorials
... the philosophy of science known as “physicalism”, our sensory per- ception yields reliable (but corrigible) 4 knowledge of ordinary, medium-sized physical objects and ...like philosophy! That’s almost ...
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The role of the Eph ephrin signalling system in the regulation of developmental patterning
... The role of the Eph ephrin signalling system in the regulation of developmental patterning MARK G COULTHARD1,*,#, SHANNON DUFFY1,#, MICHELLE DOWN1, BETTY EVANS1, MARYANNE POWER1, FIONA SMITH1, CON STY[.] ...
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Concept, Sensation, Intensity: Deleuze's Theory of Art and Cinema
... After all, Deleuze’s theory of cinema is itself unusual in its features, as it is more concerned with the doing of cinema, with its operativeness, and less with its being. The background of this history seems to be the ...
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The influence of thyroid hormones on the growth of the lungs in perinatal rats
... Int I DeLllioJ 37 467 472 (1993) 467 Original Arlicle The influence of thyroid hormones on the growth of the lungs in perinatal rats JANET HOLT, JAMES P CANAVAN and DAVID F GOlDSPINK* The Academic Uni[.] ...
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X chromosome inactivation during the development of the male urogenital ridge of the mouse
... Illt J Dc,' Bil1l ~I ~9 55 (1997) 19 X chromosome inactivation during the development of the male urogenital ridge of the mouse ROBYN V JAMIESON', SHEILA X ZHOU', SEONG SENG TAN' and PATRICK P L TAM"[.] ...
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Cajal´s achievements in the field of the development of dendritic arbors
... GarciaLopez3001 3IP pm Cajal?s achievements in the field of the development of dendritic arbors PABLO GARC?A L?PEZ1,2,#, VIRGINIA GARC?A MAR?N*,1,3,#, RICARDO MART?NEZ MURILLO1 and MIGUEL FREIRE1 1Ins[.] ...
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Pattern formation in the epithelium of the oviduct of Japanese quail
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The origin and evolution of the nervous system
... The origin and evolution of the nervous system ALAIN GHYSEN* Laboratory of Neurogenetics, INSERM E343, Universit? Montpellier II, France ABSTRACT The nervous systems of animals as diverse as flies and[.] ...
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Understanding the genetic basis of morphological evolution: the role of homeotic genes in the diversification of the arthropod bauplan
... Int J Dev Biol 42 453 461 (1998) 0214 6282/98/$10 00 ? UBC Press Printed in Spain *Address for reprints Department of Biology, H H M I , Indiana University, Bloomington, In 47405, USA FAX 812 855 2577[.] ...
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the two dimensions of philosophy education with children: curricular and extra-curricular philosophy activities
... “The Education of Thinking Course” aims at growing individuals who thinks on the act of thinking, recognize one’s own ways of thinking, improve one’s thinking skills, show respect to other thoughts, use language ...
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The role of the acrosomal matrix in fertilization
... BuffoneGerton4b pm The role of the acrosomal matrix in fertilization MARIANO G BUFFONE1, JAMES A FOSTER3 and GEORGE L GERTON1, 2,* 1Center for Research on Reproduction and Women?s Health, 2Department[.] ...
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An Enduring Philosophical Agenda. Worldview Construction as a Philosophical Method
... for philosophy: humans as homo quaerens” Rescher (2001, 6-10) already argued in details from an evolutionary point of view that humans' strength is in their capacity to acquire and use knowledge of the ...If ...
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Molecular recapitulation: the growth of the vertebrate retina
... Molecular recapitulation the growth of the vertebrate retina WILLIAM A HARRIS* and MURIEL PERRON Department of Anatomy, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom ABSTRACT In postembryonic low[.] ...
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A New Task for Philosophy of Science
... In order for considerations analogous to the ones spelled out above in connection with physics to apply to some other science, that science must have permanently problematic aims, so that its aims need sustained critical ...
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The evolution of embryo implantation
... The evolution of embryo implantation MICHAEL R MCGOWEN1, OFFER EREZ2, ROBERTO ROMERO3,4,5 and DEREK E WILDMAN*,1,3,4,6 1Center for Molecular Medicine and Genetics, Wayne State University School of Med[.] ...
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Transcriptomics of the human endometrium
... Transcriptomics of the human endometrium PATRICIA D?AZ GIMENO1*, MARIA RU?Z ALONSO2, DAVID BLESA 1,2 and CARLOS SIM?N 1,2,3 1Fundaci?n Instituto Valenciano de Infertilidad (FIVI), Valencia University[.] ...
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An Investigation into the 11th Grade National Philosophy Curriculum in Turkey
... century philosophy, its problems and some of its key movements (phenomenology, hermeneutics, existentialism, dialectical materialism, logical positivism, new ontology) are ...for philosophy of life (Akarsu, ...
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