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Advances in Magnesium Research: New Data
The values of magnesemia in premature babies with fetal hypotrophy are
irrelevantly lower as compared to premature babies with an appropriate age-
weight ratio (p = 0.6397). Lastly, magnesemia concentrations are irrelevantly
higher when ...
P. J. Porr, Mihai Nechifor, Jean Durlach,
2006
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An "active Vision" Computational Model of Visual Search for ...
In comparison to layouts where irrelevantly-colored text is absent, visual search
is slower when irrelevantly-colored text is present. Visual search is slowed further
as the ratio of irrelevantly-colored to relevantly-colored text increases. Further ...
Timothy E. Halverson,
2008
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Networked Digital Technologies: Second International ...
When comparing syntactic and semantic networks, we observed the syntactic
giant component was slightly larger, which might be due to the presence of false
positives, i.e. operations irrelevantly connected. Although semantic giant ...
Filip Zavoral, Jakub Yaghob, Pit Pichappan,
2010
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A Friendly Companion to Plato's Gorgias
He breaks in, univited, asks for no guidance from the man supposed to be his
teacher, then abruptly, irrelevantly, pontificates on art and familiarity (empeiria,
experience, close acquaintance).9 But he is allowed little time for speechmaking
in ...
George Kimball Plochmann, Franklin Edward Robinson,
1988
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A History of Anglo-Latin Literature, 1066-1422
He continues to reflect on the nature of the court with a dazzling array of
quotations, from Porphyry, Boethius, Virgil, and the Bible, and compares life at
court to the torments of Hades.82 Then, seemingly irrelevantly, he tells the story
of the visit ...
It will be assumed that of the instances schematised, those which relevantly
agree with one another will have irrelevantly differed from one another as much
as possible; and those which relevantly differ from one another will have
irrelevantly ...
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Logic Part Iii the Logical Foundations of Science
It will be assumed that of the instances schematised, those which relevantly
agree with one another will have irrelevantly differed from one another as much
as possible; and those which relevantly differ from one another will have
irrelevantly ...
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Italian Syntax and Universal Grammar
... are (irrelevantly) ambiguous between an object nominalization and an action
nominalization and (36b) is (again irrelevantly) grammatical with an action
nominalization interpretation. nominalizations to be “intransitive” Ns (just as class
I Ns).
In such systems, a moral agent must view not only his own happiness or
excellences as being adventitiously and irrelevantly his own (he is like a trustee
with whom these values are deposited because they must be deposited
somewhere) ...
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Academic Discourse: Linguistic Misunderstanding and ...
They are remarkably tolerant of words lifted from the language of ideas but
applied inappropriately or irrelevantly, and they accept sloppiness and
incorrectness with resigned indifference. The lexis and syntax of examination
scripts and essays ...
Pierre Bourdieu, Jean-Claude Passeron, Monique de Saint Martin,
1996
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «IRRELEVANTLY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
irrelevantly w wiadomościach.
Journalists link solar science news to climate—and to the climate …
The Telegraph interrupts its online report after five sentences with this note irrelevantly directing readers to a diatribe alleging politically ... «Physics Today, Lip 15»
Dissention in the ranks: Greek government in fresh turmoil over …
“The government and its prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, grew public expectations immensely and irrelevantly, motivating 61 percent of the ... «Financier Worldwide, Lip 15»
Why the oil price crashed overnight
The 7.5 per cent slump in the oil price last night is a reminder that another deadline passed irrelevantly the other day. The Iran nuclear talks ... «The Australian, Lip 15»
Why the BBC said no when David Cameron asked it to stop using …
"Will MPs stop fussing irrelevantly about what to call them – and turn their minds to defeating them?" the newspaper wrote in an editorial on ... «Washington Post, Lip 15»
The Birthplace (Greece) v. the Farce (the United States) of Democracy
And no wonder most of the U.S. population is (all too irrelevantly) opposed to the TPP and fast track. How about a national citizens' referendum ... «CounterPunch, Lip 15»
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Time to end 50 years of political cowardice
... of this vile death cult refer to themselves. Will MPs stop fussing irrelevantly about what to call them – and turn their minds to defeating them? «Daily Mail, Lip 15»
The Supreme Court Is Not Trying to Single Shame You
But it might have well been, because like the Impressive Clergyman, Kennedy went on and on about love—beautifully, but irrelevantly. The crux ... «Elle.com, Lip 15»
DHBs need to be democratised and adequately funded
... management system saw hordes of ill-qualified and/or irrelevantly experienced managers dictating nonsensical agendas to highly-qualified ... «Scoop.co.nz, Cze 15»
Othello review – convincing and moving
Initially, though, the actors constantly busy about, rhubarb upstagingly, fiddle irrelevantly with equipment (Iago positioning an aerial so Othello ... «The Guardian, Cze 15»
Underneath the star quality of Marlene Dietrich
Second, the set teeters irrelevantly between being a faded, once lavish bedroom and a film set, containing two tall director's chairs and harsh ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Cze 15»