Calibrate
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3588-4 nodes connected by a network. These concurrent computers can be programmed by combining concurrent data structures. The problems of communication and synchronization are encapsulated in the data structure, leaving the programmer free to concentrate on problems specific to his/her application.
Instrumental
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endarterectomy
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艰苦地移动
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3588-4 nodes connected by a network. These concurrent computers can be programmed by combining concurrent data structures. The problems of communication and synchronization are encapsulated in the data structure, leaving the programmer free to concentrate on problems specific to his/her application.
dictator
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杠杆
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Fibrinogen
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annexation
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压舱物
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“That Younger, Fresher Woman”: , (1918) and Hollywood’s Cult of Youth to absorb,” says Gullette, “is that whatever happens in the body, human beings are aged by culture first of all” (3). Our current understanding of growing older as a process of decline and potentially debilitating loss may be traced to a specific constellation of historical forces that emerged in t
Awning
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Islam in the ,ry on the Bible.. The time is 1220–1240. The place is the University of Paris. The circumstances are as follows. By 1220, the Parisian Masters of Theology had been reading the Qurdan in Latin for some 70 years.. For the same period of time, they had lectured on Arabic interpretations of Aristotle’s