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Wróblewski, Jan Ptaszyn 1936-2024, Karolak, Wojciech, Bliziński, Marek et al.

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Dictionary of Multicultural Psychology: Issues, Terms, and Concepts · 2005

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JINR Document Server (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research)

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Julie Bérubé, Laureline Chiapello, Hélène Caron · 2025

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Malson, Lucien, Bellest, Christian · Cairn.info · 2009

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Cole, Lloyd, Stanley, Ian · 1987

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Gallica (Bibliothèque nationale de France) · 1962

Comprend : SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE / C. Lombardo, Ch. Newman ; Joe Thomas (Trompette) ; Johnny Letman (Trompette) ; Dickie Wells (trombone) ; Buddy Tate (ténor saxo) ; Buster Bailey (clarinette) ; Herbie Nichols (Piano) ; Everett Barksdale (guitare) ; Bill Penberton (basse) ; Jimmy Crawford (Batterie) - I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE IN LOVE WITH ME / C. Gaskill, J. Mac Hugh ; Joe Thomas (Trompette) ; Johnny Letman (Trompette) ; Dickie Wells (trombone) ; Buddy Tate (ténor saxo) ; Buster Bailey (clarinette) ; Herbie Nichols (Piano) ; Everett Barksdale (guitare) ; Bill Penberton (basse) ; Jimmy Crawford (Batterie) - CRAZY RHYTHM / J. Meyer, R. Wolfe Kahn, I Caesar ; Joe Thomas (Trompette) ; Johnny Letman (Trompette) ; Dickie Wells (trombone) ; Buddy Tate (ténor saxo) ; Buster Bailey (clarinette) ; Herbie Nichols (Piano) ; Everett Barksdale (guitare) ; Bill Penberton (basse) ; Jimmy Crawford (Batterie) - BLUES FOR BABY / Joe Thomaz ; Joe Thomas (Trompette) ; Johnny Letman (Trompette) ; Dickie Wells (trombone) ; Buddy Tate (ténor saxo) ; Buster Bailey (clarinette) ; Herbie Nichols (Piano) ; Everett Barksdale (guitare) ; Bill Penberton (basse) ; Jimmy Crawford (Batterie) - UNDECIDED / C. Shavers, S. Robin ; Buck Clayton (trompette) ; Vic Dickenson (Trombone) ; Hal Singer (Ténor-saxo) ; Herbie Hall (clarinette) ; Al Williams (Piano) ; Danny Barker (guitare) ; Generamey (basse) ; Marquis Foster (batterie)

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Gary W. Kennedy · Oxford Music Online · 2003

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The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association

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Clarinox Technologies, To High · 2009

Real-time location systems (RTLS), are used to track and identify the location of objects in real time using 1. “nodes ” or “tags ” attached to, or embedded in the objects tracked, and 2. “readers ” that receive and process the wireless signals from these tags to determine their locations. RTLS systems may perform passive or active (automatic) collection of location information. A closely related term is “Intelligent Positioning System (IPS) ” which continuously determines the position of an object in real-time in a given physical space [2]. Many wireless technologies are used to establish the communication between tags and readers. Most popular ones include WiFi, GPS, Infrared, Bluetooth, and active and passive RFID sys-tems. Table 1 summarizes the differences of these technologies, their prominent features, and the performance that determine their suitability to different applications. There is no “one size fits all ” solution when it comes to the use of wireless technologies.

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Marc Conrad A, Tim French A, Carsten Maple A et al. · 2008

Mathematical Use Cases lead naturally to non-standard Inheritance Relationships: How to make them accessible in a

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Frédéric Martel · Flammarion eBooks · 2020

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Mainstream Cult

Matt Hills · 2010

Defining once and for all what is meant by ‘cult’ status is an extremely tricky if not impossible task (see Hills 2002). However, something that many uses of the term ‘cult’ tend to share is a sense of what cult is not. It is not hugely popular, not culturally omnipresent, not common-place and commo

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Mainstream Economics

David M. Ricci · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 2020

We have arrived at economics, even though this is a book about politics. Therefore, lest we forget, here again is the overall objective. In our populist age, some political scientists should start paying special attention to a matter that I have not yet explicated, but which I have already described several times as the destruction caused by what economists call creative destruction.

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Melanesian Mainstream

Sebastian T. Ellerich · Berghahn Books · 2024

Citizens of Vanuatu (ni-Vanuatu) perceive stringband music as a marker of national identity, an indicator of their cultural, stylistic, and musical heritage. Through extensive field and ethnographic research, Melanesian Mainstream offers a detailed historical record of the roots, context, evolution, and impact of stringband music. Beyond chronicling the genre’s history and cultural significance, this thorough monograph positions the genre’s musical hybridity, communal lyrics, and unique organizational structures as key factors in the anthropological understanding of ni-Vanuatu socio-cultural history.

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Mission Mainstream

Columbus State University Television · CSU ePress (Columbus State University) · 2013

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Mainstream Classrooms

Dr. Josefina, Villamil Tinajero · 2015

Schoolteachers are facing a growing concern in today’s classrooms: how to improve the reading achievement of English language learners. The reality is that ELLs score among the lowest in reading achievement nationwide. With a signifi cant and growing percentage of American schoolchildren coming from families whose primary language is not English, classroom teachers must grapple with a much wider range of language development and literacy skill levels than in the past. Many of these students are in bilingual classrooms, including two-way dual language programs. Many are not. Current policy in several states, including California, Arizona, and Massachusetts, places the great majority of ELLs in mainstream classes

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