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Messtechnische Untersuchung von Prozess und Maschine, Beurteilung und Abnahme von Werkzeugmaschinen made by the careful study of cellular organization. Most notable in these types of studies are the classic descriptions of Krieg (1946) and Rose and Woolsey (1948). Additional accounts of these cortical systems and their connections may be found in articles by Clark (1932), Clark and Boggon (1933),

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