PHYSICAL REVIEW E 82, 011903 共2010兲 Stimulus-dependent suppression of chaos in recurrent neural networks Kanaka Rajan* Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, Icahn 262, Princeton University, Princeton, New

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• Neuroscience
• Waves
• Statistics
• Science
• Biophysics
• Neural oscillation
• Resonance
• TG
• Biological neuron model
• Biology
• Signal processing
• Computational neuroscience

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• Hawaiian language
• Kanaka
• Politics of Hawaii
• Hawaii
• Oceania

The Disparate Treatment of Native Hawaiians in the Criminal Justice System Empowering Hawaiians, Strengthening Hawai‘i | oha.org Conceptual Theme for Report

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• Politics of Hawaii
• Hawaiian language
• University of Hawaii
• Mahalo
• Office of Hawaiian Affairs
• Kanaka
• United States
• Hawaii
• Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities
• Oceania

O R E G O N S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S new books | spring 2014 NEW BOOKS The Next Tsunami

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• Western United States
• Kanaka
• Peter Laufer
• Salmon
• Tsunami
• Oregon
• Geography of the United States
• Chemawa Indian School

FOS - PRODUCTION Lower Fraser Area Fishing Times Economic opportunity openings ending between[removed]and[removed]Wk

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• Chehalis people
• Oceania
• British Columbia
• First Nations
• Lower Mainland
• Scowlitz First Nation
• Kanaka

FOS - PRODUCTION Lower Fraser Area Fishing Times Economic opportunity openings ending between[removed]and[removed]Wk

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• Sockeye salmon
• Chehalis First Nation
• Harrison River
• Kanaka
• British Columbia
• Lower Mainland
• Fish
• Chehalis people

Hawaiians in the Pacific Northwest and on Salt Spring Island Discussion questions: 1. Why was Hawaii important to the trans-Pacific trade? 2. Why did the islanders come to the Pacific Northwest? Why did the Fur trading C

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• British Columbia
• Western United States
• Islands of Hawaii
• Saltspring Island
• Provinces and territories of Canada
• Kanaka
• Saturna Island
• Fort Vancouver
• Hawaii
• Fur trade
• Gulf Islands
• Oregon Country

The Kanaka —Hawaiian Canadians Reference List This is a partial list of websites and books available on this subject. In addition, there are many articles on the history of the Hawaiians in North America. A suggested r

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• Labor history
• Saltspring Island
• Oceania
• University of Hawaii
• Hawaii
• Canada
• United States
• Fur trade
• Immigration to Australia
• Kanaka

The Kanaka – the Hawaiians of Salt Spring Island Subject: Humanities, Social Studies and/or English Grade levels: Upper Elementary to Secondary These activities have been left somewhat open-ended so that they can be a

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• Labor history
• Islands of Hawaii
• Hawaiian language
• Hawaii
• Oceania
• United States
• Fur trade
• Immigration to Australia
• Kanaka

Diary or Journal — a wayfaring Kanaka Imagine what it would have been like to be a Kanaka, leaving your home, being on a vessel for a long time, arriving in a place where you do not understand the language, do not have

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