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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Re-association"”.

  1. Shakespeare’s late syntax: a comparative analysis of which relativisation in the dramatic works

    … observations about the language of Shakespeare’s late plays. It finds substantial evidence of increased syntactic complexity, and identifies significant linguistic differences between members of the wider group of later plays. Chapter One outlines the critical history of the late works, …

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  2. Digital Humans: Improving Appearance Rendering, Advancing Motion Retargeting

    The concept of a Digital Human refers to the creation, simulation, and interaction with lifelike virtual human representations within digital environments. Digital Humans play a pivotal role across diverse domains, including entertainment, virtual reality, healthcare, and education, enabling …

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  3. VIRTUAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND COMMINGLED SKELETAL REMAINS. RESOURCES AND POTENTIAL FOR PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION IN HUMANITARIAN FORENSIC CONTEXTS

    Commingled skeletal remains represent a compelling topic in forensic anthropology, especially in view of the recent mass disasters in the Mediterranean Sea related to the migration crisis. With over 1,000 alleged victims, and thousands of commingled skeletal remains, the shipwreck of April, 8th, …

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  4. A Multi-Method Approach to Re-associating Fragmented and Commingled Human Remains

    … fragmentation and commingling of ancient human remains, particularly those from disturbed contexts, poses great difficulties to the applicability of bioarcheological and forensic anthropological methods. Depending on the extent of fragmentation, human remains from disturbed contexts are often …

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  5. Preparation of emulsifiers from pea and corn starches using octenyl succinic anhydride modification

    The objective of this thesis research was to modify pea starch – a representative pulse starch – using octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA) to prepare emulsifiers for enhanced industrial utilization. Pea starch (PS), normal corn starch (NCS), and waxy corn starch (WCS) were modified with 1%, 3% and 5% …

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  6. Reconstitution Of Rho Gtpase Interactions At The Membrane

    … However, in order for the Rho GTPases to help regulate these processes in a tightly coordinated spatial and temporal manner, they need to be properly localized to specific membrane signaling sites. The mechanisms by which this precise localization is achieved are still not fully understood, but …

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  7. Investigating the function and mechanistic control of processing bodies in early Drosophila melanogaster development

    … environment. These cellular compartments are described as a mesoscopic concentration of biological macromolecules that are physically segregated from the rest of the cytoplasm or nucleoplasm, despite the lack of a limiting membrane. This results in a specialised intracellular region that …

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  8. Adaptation at High Altitudes: A Comparative Analysis of Body Size and Proportions in Ancient Tibetan and Lowland Chinese Populations

    … environments such as the Tibetan Plateau present significant challenges to human survival. While modern highland indigenous people show unique genetic and physiological adaptations, the skeletal expression and growth outcomes in ancient Tibetan groups remain less well understood. This study …

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  9. Evaluation of insertion / deletion polymorphisms (INDELs) applied to forensic casework in Malaysia

    In Malaysia, as well as other forensic laboratories in tropical climates many of the crime scene samples received at the forensic laboratory are less than ideal. They are often present low amounts and/or degraded due to environmental exposure to high temperatures, sun and humidity for days or even …

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  10. Patterns of association in a co-introduced insect herbivore and parasitoid wasp

    … can lead to populations of coevolved species re-associating in some areas, not associating in others, or creating novel associations with native species at one or more trophic level(s). Although most studies have focused predominantly on coevolved interactions between pairs of species, a …

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