نتایج جستجو برای: glenn fulcher

تعداد نتایج: 2015  

Journal: :The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 1964

Journal: :Journal of the American College of Cardiology 1990

2002
TIBOR BEKE

The interpretation by Duskin and Glenn of abelian sheaf cohomology as connected components of a category of torsors is extended to homotopy classes. This is simultaneously an extension of Verdier’s version of Čech cohomology to homotopy.

2012
Glenn M. Hackbarth

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2007
Allison L. Brazeau Gino A. DiLabio Kevin A. Kreisel Wesley Monillas Glenn P. A. Yap Seán T. Barry

Electronic Supplementary Information Mechanistic Investigation of Ligand Exchange in Guanidinate Ligand Systems Allison L. Brazeau, Gino A. DiLabio, Kevin A. Kreisel, Wesley Monillas, Glenn P. A. Yap and Seán T. Barry*

2015
GARY PATTERSON IVANO CAPONIGRO

There is a puzzling asymmetry in English with respect to free relative clauses introduced by what and who, with the former (e.g. [What Glenn said] didn’t make much sense) intuitively being much more acceptable than the latter (e.g. [Who Glenn married] didn’t make much money). In this squib, we explore this degraded acceptability of who free relative clauses, and from the results of an experimen...

2006
Carl E. Walsh

Monetary theory and the practice of monetary policy have long informed one another — this two way interaction is in perhaps its healthiest state in the last forty years. It is an interaction that has greatly interested Otmar Issing (e.g., Issing 2001) and one to which he has been an insightful contributor. My focus is on recent additions to accumulated learning, in Issing’s words, that have pro...

2003
Andrew Leigh Jeffrey Williamson

Using an annual data series on inequality in Australia since 1941, six possible determinants of inequality are tested: unionisation, the minimum wage, immigration, trade, growth, and unemployment. To properly assess the impact of immigration and trade on the income distribution, new measures of the human capital of the average immigrant, and human capital embodied in imports, are developed. Gra...

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