Amazing Shark Facts Answer Sheet 1. Sharks live in every ocean. Sharks swim in every ocean of the world, from warm tropic waters to icy polar seas. Some live in the deep, dark waters of the ocean, while others bask in su

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Optical Properties of Liquid Water at 25oC and Atmospheric Pressure

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Optical Properties of Liquid Water at 25oC and Atmospheric Pressure

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2010 School of Engineering and Applied Science Distinguished Faculty Award (Presentation to John A. Stankovic) **********

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Microsoft Word - 4_Variograms.doc

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Towards a multi-segment ambulatory microrobot Katie L. Hoffman and Robert J. Wood Abstract— The design and kinematics of a multi-segment ambulatory microrobot inspired by centipedes is presented. The kinematics of five

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An Optimal Algorithm for the Distinct Elements Problem Daniel M. Kane ∗ Harvard University

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Marine Historic Environment Recording The seas around England contain an immense wealth of archaeological sites and remains. As a country that has experienced successive waves of settlement over many centuries and as a m

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2011 School of Engineering and Applied Science Outstanding Young Engineering Graduate Award (Presentation to Billy B. Bardin) ********** An award to recognize alumni who have made significant

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ConTour: Data-Driven Exploration of Multi-Relational Datasets for Drug Discovery Christian Partl, Alexander Lex, Marc Streit, Hendrik Strobelt, Anne-Mai Wassermann, Hanspeter Pfister and Dieter Schmalstieg Fig. 1. ConTo

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• Drug discovery
• Biological databases
• KEGG
• Systems biology
• Data analysis
• Chemical similarity
• High-throughput screening
• Biological pathway
• Collection
• Encoding
• Bioinformatics