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Providing the necessary tools for an enlightened life, this dual-language edition incorporates the first critical edition of the Arabic text, gathered from the best-surviving manuscripts.

From the thickness and richness of the descriptions of the field text gathered in this study, an interesting conceptualization labeled as the Theory-Practice Gap Deficit Triad which consists of (a) structural, (b) pedagogical, and (c) relational deficits was emerged.

Nicki's thesis, the centerpiece of which is titled Nothing About Us Without Us and is a combination of photos, audio, video and text gathered from her oral history interviews with self-advocates with Down syndrome, was showcased on cowbird.com.

From February 16th-18th, AI also made an appearance at a small theatre in New York.Cleverbot, the progeny of Rollo Carpenter, a British computer scientist, works like many other chatterbots: it trawls through troves of data, in this case 170m lines of text gathered from previous conversations, in order to seek the best response to any given interaction with a human.

Users on a subreddit called TranslateGate have speculated that some of the strange outputs might be drawn from text gathered from emails or private messages.

This text gathers the weaknesses revealed during recent infections outbreaks and organizes them into a guide for combating the trends in emerging infections as they relate to hospital preparedness.

Then from 1981, with a growing band of volunteer helpers scanning, rather than typing, a flood of e-texts gathered.

Keshab's faction, the Brahmo Samaj of India, adopted as its scripture a selection of theistic texts gathered from all the main religions.

Only the first of these is included here, and only part of that—"The Winter War in Tibet" is the longest and most extended narrative from a series of very different texts gathered in the section of the same name.

In the texts gathered here, the women discuss the issues they themselves thought most urgent for the equality of women in Italian society specifically and in European culture more broadly.

The fourteen texts gathered here may have a single aim, but their content varies depending on the respective author's intention: either to discuss problems of language within the Husserlian framework, to address philosophical issues of language proceeding from a phenomenological viewpoint, or to provide a reflection on phenomenology's relation to language.