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Paterson's worms

Known as: Paterson's worm 
Paterson's worms are a family of cellular automata devised in 1971 by Mike Paterson and John Horton Conway to model the behaviour and feeding… 
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2011
2011
Patriarchy, Christianity, and the African HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Rethinking Christian Marriage in Light of the Experiences of HIV Positive Women in Tanzania
2011
2011
The Pursuit of Integrated Living: The Fair Housing Act as a Sword for Mentally Disabled Adults Residing in Group Homes
Today, many state-licensed group homes for mentally disabled adults have come to resemble their predecessor psychiatric… 
2009
2009
"Incwala sacred ceremony" as a challenge to mission
2007
2007
A Padding Technique on Cellular Automata to Transfer Inclusions of Complexity Classes
We will show how padding techniques can be applied on onedimensional cellular automata by proving a transfer theorem on… 
2004
2004
Treatment of fish parasites
For chemotherapy in fish parasitized by monogeneans, toltrazuril was tested in vivo and in vitro against gill-parasitizing… 
2003
2003
ID-based tripartite key agreement with signatures
This paper proposes a new identity based tripartite key agreement protocol which is more efficient than the existing ID-based… 
1992
1992
Variation in male song and female preference within a population of Ephippiger ephippiger (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae)
1988
1988
On Defining Species in Terms of Sterility: Problems and Alternatives
Despite its historic role as a criterion of species status, intersterility sensu lato is not an acceptable characteristic for… 
1976
1976
A high-speed logarithmic amplifier
Reports on the improvement of frequency responses of a logarithmic amplifier with a Paterson transdiode connection. The… 
1957
1957
Post-cricoid carcinoma following Paterson-Plummer-Vinson syndrome in a man.
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