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Jimmy Wales' Wikipedia comes close to Britannica in terms of the accuracy of its science entries, a Nature investigation finds. UPDATE: see details of how the data were collected for this article in the supplementary information . UPDATE 2...
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The World Congress on Evangelism 1966 in Berlin: US Evangelicalism, Cultural Dominance, and Global Challenges - Volume 51 Issue 4
Based on ethnographic fieldwork in the Jamaica Safar or Jamaica neighborhood of urban Shashamane in Ethiopia, this essay explores Rastafari assertions of belonging to Ethiopia. Through the spiritually-motivated migration or "repatriation" of Rastafari from the Caribbean to Ethiopia, this claim of...
Traditional search engines do not consider document quality in ranking search results. The paper discusses the Hyperlink Vector Voting method which adds a quali
Python has arguably become the de facto standard for exploratory, interactive, and computation-driven scientific research. This issue discusses Python's advanta
The use of high-power pulsed excimer lasers for photolithography is described for the first time. Short exposure times, high resolution and absence of speckle a
Wikipedia's precursor started in the year 2000 as a traditional online encyclopedia with content controlled by a small group of experts. In 2013 Wikipedia's current user-controlled incarnation was such a successful enterprise that an...
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