Titlebook: Reviews of Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology; Book 1996 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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“So homesick for Anzac”? Australian Novelists and the Shifting Cartographies of Gallipoliorators-in-chief, propping up a national tale in a distinctly Australian “Great War style”. This chapter shows how recent Australian novels remap that conflict, and the Gallipoli Peninsula in particular: Bruce Scates’ . (2012) and Fiona McIntosh’s . (2014) write the war as a world war, with internat

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Continuum Source Identification and Measurementets. It summarises traditional and more recent approaches for identifying and measuring sources, both blindly and in conjunction with complementary data, and explores the challenges arising from how to reliably handle complex, extended, and multicomponent objects. It distinguishes between the detect

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The Intersection Between Cancer and Caregiver Survivorship,gnosis to the end of life). A separate but related literature exists for cancer caregivers. Although the intersection between patient and caregiver survivorship exists in reality, the link between the two is nonexistent in the research literature. The support from the medical team who cares for the

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Cultivation of Dipteran Cells iating and maintaining insect cell cultures .. As recently as 1966 only two insect cell lines were available, namely . . and . (L.), both having been established by the same investigator (., 1962, 1966). As evidence of the considerable progress made since then, the one dipteran line established by . has now been joined by eleven additional lines.

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Similarity Join on XML Based on k-Generation Set Distance trees. The join process is simplified largely by applying the new method. The time complexity of our method is ..., where . is the tree size. We have proved that our method owns some advantages over others. And it can be scaled to large data sets as well.

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Harry Collins,Robert Evans,Michael E. Gormanibility and obligation toward the other if the other’s being is naturally encapsulated in suffering? In answering this question, I show that the understanding of the being of the other in terms of the first and second aspects above necessarily results in the violent othering of the other and a denia