Streptococcus abundance and oral site tropism in humans and non-human primates reflects host and lifestyle differences by Irina M. Velsko, Christina Warinner

“…However, minor differences in the presence and abundance of individual species within each clade differentiated human lifestyles, with loss of S. sinensis appearing to correlate with toothbrushing. Of the non-human primates, only baboons show clade abundance patterns similar to humans, suggesting that a habitat and diet similar to that of early humans may favor the growth of Sanguinis and Mitis clade species.…”
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Themes of U.S. Wine Advertising and the Use of Geography and Place to Market Wine by John P. Tiefenbacher

“…This paper describes and discusses the role of geography in the advertising of wine in a popular American wine magazine, The Wine Spectator. …”
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Cuban Laurel Thrips, Gynaikothrips ficorum (Marchal) (Insecta: Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae) by Harold A. Denmark, Thomas R. Fasulo, Joseph E. Funderburk

“…National Museum. G. ficorum appears in the Entomological Society of America's common name list as the Cuban laurel thrips, and is the name used here. …”
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Amorphous Extracellular Eosinophilic Material – The Diagnostic Challenge in Histopathology by P. Sivakumar, P. Rajkumar, S. K. Sridevi, L. Priyadharshini, M. Elancheran

“…When stained with hematoxylin and eosin, amyloid material appears as amorphous eosinophilic acellular deposits. …”
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Potato Vine Killing or Desiccation by Chad M. Hutchinson, William M. Stall

“…Vine killing not only benefits tuber appearance but can also limit tuber size and improve tuber release from the vine at harvest. …”
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Research on the Fatigue Performance of TC6 Compressor Blade under the CCF Effect by Zhang Yakui, Guo Shuxiang

“…This paper studied the influence of high and low combined fatigue (CCF) on compressor blade fatigue performance. …”
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The problem of respect in environmental philosophy by Barbora Baďurová

“…However, author concludes that understanding respect as a virtue appears to be a most promising approach in contemporary environmental ethics because it can solve the problem of finding balanced interpretation of respect.…”
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Pigmented Variants of Basal Cell Carcinoma: A Case Series by Nikhat Sajjad, Shaik Shaheen, Suwaiba Zakir Hussain, Urwa Nabilah, Noora Rabia Rahman

“…It typically develops in areas exposed to the sun, such as the face, neck, and hands. BCC usually appears as a raised, pearly bump with a central depression, or as a flat, scaly reddish patch. …”
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De l’avoir lieu à l’être-lieu : parcours dans l’œuvre de Dorothy Cross by Valérie Morisson

“…By staging the sudden appearance of an archaic bestiality embodied by the shark, the jellyfish or the snake, animals both wild and culturally significant, and by immersing in wild settings, the artist creates spatial reversals. …”
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Les architectes en coworking. Ou le renouvellement d’une figure de l’architecte by Stéphanie Dadour, Lucie Perrier

“…In 2018, the demographic and economic observatory of the architectural profession, published by the French National Council of Architects, introduced coworking as one of the main collaboration tools used by architects for the first time. Collaboration appears to be one of the ways that marks the transformations of the practice of architecture, and therefore the architect’s choice of workspace. …”
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Ostéochondronécroses articulaires by Silvia Boccone, Rosa Boano, Enzo Fulcheri, Emma Rabino Massa

“…The lesions differ in appearance, depending on the stage of development. Generically defined by some authors as ostechondritis dissecans, osteochondrosis includes lesions that can be very different aetiologically (post-traumatic, genetic, arthritic/degenerative).…”
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Neurosciences cognitives et sciences de l’éducation : vers un changement de paradigme ? by France ARBOIX-CALAS

“…If the marriage between cognitive neuroscience and "ordinary" teaching still appears to be difficult and pioneering, the same is not true of linking these neurosciences with special education. …”
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Classification Performance Analysis of Decision Tree-Based Algorithms with Noisy Class Variable by Abdulmajeed Atiah Alharbi

“…Class noise is a common issue that affects the performance of classification techniques on real-world data sets. Class noise appears when a class variable in data sets has incorrect class labels. …”
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Ceratocystis eucalypticola sp. nov. from Eucalyptus in South Africa and comparison to global isolates from this tree by M. van Wyk, J. Roux, G. Kamgan Nkuekam, B.D. Wingfield, M.J. Wingfield

“…The aim of this study was to characterise these isolates and to consider their relatedness to each other. Culture appearance, morphological features and a distinctive fruity odour in all cultures were typical of species in the Ceratocystis fimbriata sensu lato (s. lat.) complex. …”
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“Entre Deux Transatlantiques”: American Religion and the French Family at the Comédie-Française (1890) by LeeAnn Broderick, Carter Charles, Corry Cropper

“…Mormonism, seen in 1865 by French critic Hippolyte Taine as an American religious and social experiment conducted “for our benefit,” appears frequently in French thinking in the second half of the nineteenth century. …”
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The first oases in Eastern Arabia: society and craft technology, in the 3rd millennium BC at Hili, United Arab Emirates by Sophie Méry

“…In the peninsula of Oman, the first agricultural oases appeared in the 3rd millennium and developed, bringing profound economic and social change. …”
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Les dispositifs optiques au XIXe siècle et la production des images dans Madame Bovary by Jeanne Bem

“…This development paralleled the recent emergence of photography, which was only one of the many optical devices appearing alongside scientific advances dealing with perception. …”
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Freak Shows on the Page: Defining ‘criminanimality’ in Newgate Fiction (1830-1847) by Hubert Malfray

“…Through Newgate texts and engravings, the animal metaphor first appears as an ideological tool used to deprecate vile human beings who disrupted the law, linking their misdeeds to their apparent savagery. …”
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Une analyse des discours sur le rôle d’une expérimentation dans la production urbaine : le projet Darwin à Bordeaux by Sandra Mallet, Arnaud Mège

“…The project is conceived as a hybrid place, combining accommodation for SSE project leaders, cultural associations and businesses, in an approach that aims to be exemplary in terms of sustainable development.Both private and partly occupied without right or title, Darwin strongly questions the place and role of this type of alternative in the city, especially in view of the conflict that has opposed it for several years to the developer of a ZAC. Darwin appears as a revelation of the tensions between a desire to « do the city differently », in a more flexible and resilient manner, and models that are still dominant, characterized by large-scale projects that are difficult to adapt to change, directly questioning the capacity of urban planning actors to integrate this type of initiative into their projects in the long term.…”
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De l’or noir à l’or vert : le gaz de mine, une ressource de transition dans le Nord-Pas-de-Calais ? by Antoine Fontaine, Laurence Rocher

“…Unlike shale gas, the mobilization of this territorial resource does not raise local opposition and appears relatively consensual. By tracing the history of the capture and use of this gas from the 1980s to the present, this article deciphers the successive dynamics of qualification, valorization and appropriation of this singular energy source. …”
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