Titlebook: Handbook of Sepsis; W. Joost Wiersinga,Christopher W. Seymour Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Radu Postelnicu M.D.,Andrew Rhodes M.B.B.S.,Laura Evans M.D. period span-ning the 1950s into the 1980s); it is not our goal to retread that ground. Rather, we wish to explore certain salient themes chacterizing this period of theatrical experimentation. Predominant among them is the question of influence, or rather, of a complex network of influences—local,

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James R. Anstey M.B.B.S., F.R.A.C.P., F.C.I.C.M.,Adam M. Deane M.B.B.S., Ph.D., F.R.A.C.P.,Rinaldo Bve society.”. In the 1960s and 1970s—decades marked in so many Western nations by utopic yearning—the theatre, as elsewhere, became a site of society building, and, in the alternative theatres of North America, Australia, parts of Latin America, and Europe, the group was ascendant. Collective creati

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Julian Arias Ortiz M.D.,Daniel De Backer M.D., Ph.D.arate questions. The first question was: is white light ., consisting of rays which are refracted differently according to their color? Or is white light homogeneous, but able to be . by a prism to form a colored spectrum? The answer to this question depended on how Newton’s experiments were viewed,

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Russell J. McCulloh M.D.,Steven M. Opal M.D.do not converge to an attracting or neutral orbit. Fatou’s note [1906a] described this set, often denoted J, in detail for a class of complex rational functions possessing a unique attracting fixed point. Although his technique of examining the intersection of the preimages under ..(.) of the comple

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Thierry Calandra M.D., Ph.D.,Benoît Gueryariable in the Comptes rendus of the French Academy of Sciences. These brief notes were the tip of an iceberg. In 1918 Julia published a long and fascinating treatise on the subject, which was followed in 1919 by an equally remarkable study, the first instalIment of a three­ part memoir by Fatou. To