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  • ...cience|date=6 May 2004|accessdate=29 September 2013}}</ref> The magazine's tag line is ''The Future Now''. ...sus on a wide variety of scientifically validated topics. Everything, from evolution to the origins of climate change, is mistakenly up for grabs again. Scienti
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  • {{Image|CZ Interests Wordle 2008-12-30 1732.png|right|500px|Overview. Such tag cloud-like images can be linked to the respective articles via [http://www. {{rpr|Brain evolution}}
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  • ...nomination. Editors have the right, on their own, to place the Nomination tag on the Article's talk page; if needed they can ask any Constable for assist ...r version, they may ask the Editor to update the version in the Nomination tag.
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  • ...and focus. I would much rather read about the factors that influenced the evolution of email, than what I see in other historical accounts - a boring chronolog ...company would lose billions if businesses replaced inefficient "telephone tag" with digital communications. We were not even thinking of email, just aut
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  • ...ns. First, we now eat substantially smaller amounts of the foods for which evolution has attuned our biochemistry and physiology. This is because we consume les ...ng, context, and character of the Senga 5A site, Zaire. ''Journal of Human Evolution'' 16:701-728.
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  • ...gradient}} {{rpr|continental drift}} {{rpr|convergance}} {{rpr|convergent evolution}} {{rpr|cooperativity}} {{rpr|cooperativity cellular respiration}} {{rpr|co ...ion}} {{rpr|exon}} {{rpr|experimental evolution}} {{rpr|expressed sequence tag}} (EST) - {{rpr|extinction}} {{rpr|eye}}
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  • ...gradient}} {{rpl|continental drift}} {{rpl|convergance}} {{rpl|convergent evolution}} {{rpl|cooperativity}} {{rpl|cork cambium}} {{rpl|cotyledon}} {{rpl|Craig ...ion}} {{rpl|exon}} {{rpl|experimental evolution}} {{rpl|expressed sequence tag}} (EST) {{rpl|extinction}} {{rpl|eye}}
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  • Below is anther example of the ''blockquote'' tag: By contrast, here is a block of text rendered using the ''blockquote'' tag without any special mark-up. When I view it without being logged into CZ, i
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  • ...ration gradient]] - [[continental drift]] - [[convergance]] - [[convergent evolution]] - [[cooperativity]] - [[cooperativity cellular respiration]] - [[cork cam ...reaction]] - [[exon]] - [[experimental evolution]] - [[expressed sequence tag]] (EST) - [[extinction]] - [[eye]]
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  • ...]] -- [[Botany]] -- [[Cell biology]] -- [[Ecology]] -- [[Entomology]] -- [[Evolution]] -- [[Genetics]] -- [[Gerontology]] -- [[Herpetology]] -- [[Histology]] -- === Ecology & evolution ===
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  • :"<nowiki>Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named darwin1859</nowiki>" .../energy gradients, exhibiting agency, capable of growth, reproduction, and evolution." (Orig Life Evol Biosph. 2010 Apr;40(2):221-9. Epub 2010 Feb 19. What is l
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  • Thanks to [[User:Thomas H. White|Thomas]], I believe the toapprove tag can now be updated. He did a wonderful job! --[[User:Joshua David Williams| ...someone to look over. Although I realize that not every sentence has a ref tag, I believe everything is included in the citations I've provided. The vast
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  • ===Markup and evolution from HTML4=== ...ia [[Flash]] or other third party plug-ins using the <code><object></code> tag.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/video.html#video | title=HT
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  • ...ield, however, is limited to those areas directly relevant to [[biological evolution]], i.e. [[palaeontology]] and [[palaeoanthropology]]. --[[User:Daniel Mietc == An puzzling tag in the text area of a new subgroup main page ==
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  • ...both format and structure, so I've removed the "content is from wikipedia" tag. ...cle, it's still a 'derivative work' in copyright law, and so the Wikipedia tag must remain, for legal reasons. [[User:J. Noel Chiappa|J. Noel Chiappa]] 17
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  • ...purpose of life? Please tell us. Do you have some deep truth about God, evolution, ethics, art, or some other very important topic? Try to convince us. ...dium'' workgroup. Example: [[:Category:WYM Philosophy]]. You may ''not'' tag messages with regular workgroup categories.
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  • :: So now which is better: edit the essay where it is or tag the fresh version on here? ...[[User:Peter Lyall Easthope|Peter Lyall East ...tastructure and maps will lose at least 99% of readers at that level. The evolution and role of category th. in mathematics should be an addtional section in t
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  • ...[[HTML]] tag, and you have to "close" it with the <nowiki></sub></nowiki> tag or else it just keeps going to the end of the page or paragraph. [[MediaWi Nordic Centre for Earth Evolution (NordCEE) and Institute of Biology, University
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  • ...ed GNOME evoution (which is also installed by default). In order to set up evolution to receive local email, I had to set up the configuration as follows: These should be contained within the <VirtualHost> tag pair.
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  • ...stname''' in [ ] at the bottom of your user page (or the equivalent editor tag if you are an editor). ...s Latin, Greek and Germanic languages, they became aware of the historical evolution of languages and tried to establish its laws. They were the first persons t
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  • :: I removed the Wikipedia-tag, which was added by Aleksander Stos. Reason: see the two posts above. —[[ ...depictions" as a header I was thinking of things like Shakespeare, but the evolution of his image would be an excellent addition to the article. --[[User:Patric
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  • As an editor in biology, I'd support an approval tag with a 1 to 2 week deadline. ...it okay, I'd appreciate your discussing with the group about the approval tag. I will continue to work on the 'images' issue (see article Talk page). --
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  • According to Larry's intructions on the Approval page, I am sticking this tag on behalf of Nancy ... I set the time limit to December 28th so that the Ch ...teacher first day of class - metabolism seems pretty important in terms of evolution. My read was cursory so I may have missed some minor (included) points. [
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  • ...cial mention because of its association with this period in BMW motorcycle evolution. It was a variety of leading link fork where the pivot point was aft of th [[Image:R60tag-400.jpg|thumb|right|1966 R60/2 price tag]]
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  • ...le for people with disabilities. Quotes should be in a 'q' or 'blockquote' tag in the HTML. This is why we have a distinction between wiki syntax and the | related concept2 = Convergent evolution
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  • == Should we tag with Health Sciences Workgroup category? == == Where is the bit about evolution in to DNA from an earlier form of genetic code ==
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  • ...accessed by clicking at the top left of the desktop on the "Applications" tag (Postgres Figure 1). Select ''All available applications'' in the '''Show' ...tions''' menu at the top of the desktop, select '''Internet''' and then '''Evolution Mail'''.
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  • ...accessed by clicking at the top left of the desktop on the "Applications" tag (Postgres Figure 1). Select ''All available applications'' in the '''Show' ...tions''' menu at the top of the desktop, select '''Internet''' and then '''Evolution Mail'''.
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  • ...e-release version). I added support for that to the <nowiki><div></nowiki> tag in Biology/Draft. I assume that Safari 3 will come out with the new Mac OS "As an editor in biology, I'd support an approval tag with a 1 to 2 week deadline."
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  • == [[Evolution of cells]] == However, when I tag an metadata sub1 with Anatomy (like [[mediastinum]], it does not show up on
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  • ...accessed by clicking at the top left of the desktop on the "Applications" tag (Postgres Figure 1). Select ''All available applications'' in the '''Show' ...the Desktop, select '''Internet''' and then '''Email'''. This displays the Evolution email client configuration window.
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  • ...accessed by clicking at the top left of the desktop on the "Applications" tag (Postgres Figure 1). Select ''All available applications'' in the '''Show' ...the Desktop, select '''Internet''' and then '''Email'''. This displays the Evolution email client configuration window.
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  • That said, I would be delighted to see some subarticles, with the Eduzendium tag, created, and I'd be happy to work with students. As a general EZ comment, ::**Evolution of managed hosting versus PaaS clouds
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  • ==Evolution of the Citizendium== ...fter project members voted for a new Charter in September 2010, the "beta" tag was dropped in 2011. The project currently has {{PAGESINCAT:CZ Live}} arti
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  • The call for approval should be indicated by a 'call for approval' tag placed at the top of the article Talk page. An editor who accepts in princi ...e an [http://pilot.citizendium.org/wiki/Template:Approved_Article Approval Tag] at the top of the article page. (When the software has been written to pe
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  • ...trinos and other sub-atomic particles. He sees no conflict in religion and Evolution and no conflict between Intelligent Design and science. We enjoyed a fascin ...rom the outset as a '''concept''', though the article uses theory as well. Evolution, Lamarkianism, (presumably ID, etc) are often discussed as concepts. Concep
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  • :::Are you somehow equating "evolution" with "selection"? A system by definition/design brings a new entity into b ...by the self-organization of new phenotypic configurations. Self-organized Evolution is a characteristic of a system, not a product of chance events. It involve
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  • ...t only, as if inside a <nowiki><pre></nowiki> or <nowiki><nowiki></nowiki> tag. There should be some mechanism for blocking feedback from IPs that abuse i ...to discuss differing views. Accepting feedback is an important step in the evolution of CZ, so it deserves a summary of arguments IMHO. [[User:Warren Schudy|War
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  • ...lligent design (ID) is an attempt to rebut the naturalism of the theory of evolution through natural selection. It is an argument that random processes such as ...e. This idea is '''employed by''' members of the ID movement to both rebut evolution, but also to push a specific agenda. The idea itself '''does not''' attemp
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  • ==Evolution== ...ed before the continents were enterely separated. However, the most active evolution of orchids seems to have occurred after this separation, when the several t
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  • ==Evolution== ...ed before the continents were enterely separated. However, the most active evolution of orchids seems to have occurred after this separation, when the several t
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  • ...ef> proposed a taxonomy for HBRs based on form in their description of the evolution of the document as it was used in national immunization programmes that fol ...ial incentive mechanism tied to timely and complete vaccination using RFID tag on HBR
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  • ...the startling results of bacterial genetics (IS sequences, plasmid modular evolution, Mu phage, details of F factor plasmid DNA structure) to come out before sh ...currency unit used in only one country does not need to have a nationality tag in the title. For example, the [[Vatu]] is the currency of [[Vanuatu]] only
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  • ...ry. Also, I think it is important in this article to stress the historical evolution of the ontological view of complex numbers (how they were little by little ...s behalf on the page with an approval date one week after placement of the tag. [[User:Robert Tito|Robert Tito]]&nbsp;|&nbsp;<span style="background:grey"
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  • ...assive number of randomly picked expressed sequence tags ([[EST]]'s). Each tag represented a cDNA clone and the whole collection represented a catalog of ...(which has major implications for understanding mechanisms of [[molecular evolution]]).
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  • ...volution." He talks about how biological evolution evolved into a cultural evolution, giving examples of how, when prehistoric man developed a language, his too ...theory, AND systems theory is not just a philosophy, your people put that tag on it. I am sorry that some are not aware of our field, but isn't that what
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  • ...pedia. Calling me "the disputed Wikipedia co-founder" is like saying that evolution is "a disputed theory of how species are formed." Sure, there's a dispute; ...himself I'd like to wait for another author/editor to change it. And yes, evolution is not proven yet :-). [[User:Yi Zhe Wu|Yi Zhe Wu]] 15:05, 25 May 2007 (CDT
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  • ...ification on the coin copyright, and in the meantime I have put a fair use tag on it crediting the designers and engraver listed on the linked page. I ha ...ed Dr. Tan concerning possible changes. If, in the end, they leave in the evolution bit - which I think needs to be significantly altered... then this should a
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  • *[[:Category:Needs tag]] *[http://www.topvideofoto.co.tv/2009/07/evolution.html Turtle with helmet]
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  • ...ot the blueprints at the factory, or even the older blueprints showing the evolution of the Ford Mustang over the years. I do realize that genes are very impor ...rrent gene portals. First, while they are great at storing and displaying tag/value data ("structured content"), they are not so good at displaying free-
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