Cut-up et déconstruction

The ophthalmic pathology cut - up – Part 2

ee front matter & 2005 dip.2005.05.005 ng author. Tel.: +44 0 1 71 2200. ess: [email protected] Summary In this second of two articles, we explore the range of common smaller specimens that present to the ophthalmic histopathology laboratory. Some of these specimens are quite small and difficult to handle, with a proven rate of loss during processing. This article contains techniques to overco...

The Cut - Up Method of Brion Gysin

There is nothing new under the sun. Here, William Burroughs—adding machine fortune heir, junkie, killer of his wife, most challenging and complex of the Beat writers—describes a technique itself based on earlier experiments of the surrealists, which in turn had their origins centuries before, in techniques of very literal “cut and paste” editing. It is quite fitting that Burroughs invoked compu...

Amlodipine Ameliorates Up-Regulation of ET-1 in Left Ventricle of Hypercholesterolemia Rabbits

Objective(s) In addition to antihypertensive effects, amlodipine may exhibit cardiovascular protective effects in heart tissue. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of amlodipine and/or high cholesterol diet on blood, heart tissue concentration and mRNA expression of endothelin-1 (ET-1) in male New Zealand white rabbits. Materials and Methods A total of 40 male New Zealand rabbi...

Enhanced BMS cut-up role in colonic cancer reporting

Maximum Cut Problem, MAX-CUT

The MAXIMUM CUT problem (MAX-CUT) is one of the simplest graph partitioning problems to conceptualize, and yet it is one of the most difficult combinatorial optimization problems to solve. The objective of MAX-CUT is to partition the set of vertices of a graph into two subsets, such that the sum of the weights of the edges having one endpoint in each of the subsets is maximum. This problem is k...