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This paper seeks to address hypermasculinity and the settled heteronormative value system embodied in public-policy actors, primarily the White-centered hegemonic masculinity that has created negative performative aspects of cultural identit ...
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- Perovskite Oxides: New Material For Solar Panels Could Make Them Cost-Effective And Efficient
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... tests on this new material, which was developed by a team led by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University. The ...
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- The American Statistics Association Warnings On P-Values
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The issue is not new. Scientific journals require articles to produce quantitative answers - of course, that's how you do science. And scientists usually rely on a formalism based on classical statistics to report those results: they report the probabilit ...
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- Yankee Stadium - The House That Bernoulli Built
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... as the greatest. His sale by the Boston Red Sox led to their 20th century" curse of the Bambino", which is a nice bonus. ...
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- Let's Make Sure Astronauts Won't Extinguish Native Mars Life - To Jupiter's Callisto, Saturn's Titan And Beyond - Op Ed
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... a breathable Earth atmosphere and with bright light from LED's powered by those wind generators. The atmosphere is transparent to ...
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- Value Of Titan As Base For Humans In Saturn System - Surprisingly - Once There - Easier For Settlement Than Mars Or The Moon
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... anywhere. Filled with Earth atmosphere, and with low power LED lights, they could span kilometers and be as bright inside as Earth ...
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... test of weight which we had already tried, and which had led to the discovery of the gold, the composition of the asteroid must be the ...
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... of starch and sucrose to thrive in the mouth. In work led by Marlise Klein, D.D.S., Ph.D., research assistant professor, the team ...
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- Poll Averaging Was No More Accurate In 2012 Than It Is Now
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... national and Kentucky gubernatorial races have led to jokes that candidates should shoot for being the underdog in polls, ...
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- The Social Psychology Of Presidential Election Polls, Part 1 Of 2
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... research methodology. In the social sciences, it led to the ability to take a survey of a small sample of a population, poll ...
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