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...WHOLE-PART-FINAL.pdf The Whole is Always Smaller Than Its Parts- A Digital Test of Gabriel Tarde’s Monads]
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I just made a test book! But I made new pages for each chapter instead of just one page with l
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...or Elective Facial Cosmetic Surgery and Cosmetic Dentistry Patients.' This test is supposed to screen out the 10% to 20% of patients undergoing cosmetic in
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...(2012 forthcoming) 'The Whole is Always Smaller Than Its Parts - A Digital Test of Gabriel Tarde’s Monads,' ''British Journal of Sociology.''
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...wing to the slimy nature of acellular slime moulds, it was not possible to test [rationality] in individuals,’ but only in populations. The key point here
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...ug trial is not always obvious. Medical trials are not always conducted to test the drug -- sometimes it’s to seed the market.] [http://www.plosmedicine.or
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...follow-up experiment – on himself. This will be an experiment designed to test for the presence of hybrid human-alien cells. I do not know, at this stage,
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...skin response and other scanning techniques to monitor the amygdale while test subjects watch a movie or play a game. MindSign examines subject brain resp
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...ponized' computer virus, and it would have required huge resources, like a test facility to model a nuclear plant, to create and launch it (Cherry, 2010).
...n required to develop it due to the complexities involved in being able to test such a worm before releasing it into the wild (Markoff and Sanger, 2010). R
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...UAT was performed without patients' consent or in a manner that allows the test subject to be easily identified. Indeed, only 28% of the programs analyzed
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...more focused sense of future threats. Records from the past can be used to test models, both through backward prediction and running models in reverse. But
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