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First published 2024-7

Unsupervised multi-source domain adaptation for person re-identification via sample weighting

Qing Tian, Yao Cheng

Intelligent Data Analysis: An International Journal

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First published 2022-7

Return to the Source: Cabral,Fanon,the Dialectic of Revolutionary Decolonization/Revolutionary Re-Africanization,and the African Renaissance

Reiland Rabaka

Journal of Black Studies

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Other

First published 2012-1

The Re-Source-Based View of the Firm

Charles M. Vance

Journal of Management Inquiry

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First published 2018-10-27

Optimal participating of the distributed generation sources in the re-structured power systems with optimized fuzzy logic controller

Hossein Afrakhte, Seyed Hossein Rouhani

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems: Applications in Engineering and Technology

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Book review

First published 2003-12

On Terrorism and Its (Re)Sources: A Review Essay

Pete Lentini

Journal of Criminology

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First published 2018-6

(Re)sourcing the Character and Resilience Manifesto: Suppressions and Slippages of (Re)presentation and Selective Affectivities

Erica Burman

Sociological Research Online

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First published 2024-7

News Sources in the Sociology of the Media: A Critical Re-Examination

Jernej A Prodnik, Igor Vobič

Critical Sociology

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First published 2021-01

Locational (In)Efficiency of Renewable Energy Feed-In Into the Electricity Grid: A Spatial Regression Analysis

Tim Hofer, Reinhard Madlener

The Energy Journal

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First published 2022-12

Nurses’ knowledge sources when making decisions involving pro re nata medication in sheltered housings for older people: A qualitative descriptive study

Marianne Kollerøs Nilsen, Hege Sletvold, Rose Mari Olsen

Nordic Journal of Nursing Research

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First published 2009-07

Re-using intermittent pneumatic compression garments designed for single-patient-use is a potential source of cross-infection

Carol Tweed, Neil Wigglesworth

Journal of Infection Prevention

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