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15:46 9B Arab Spring part 1 9B Arab Spring part 1	9B Arab Spring part 1 9B Arab Spring part 1 middle east department of islamic and middle eastern studies spring protest rule regime police frustration laws emergency syria place policies 11th 25th president end masses situation protests mass bit From Anthony Gorman 0 likes 128 plays 0 Course Code IMES08037 Publisher Anthony Gorman Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created March 16th, 2021
20:56 REF2020: Maria Vittoria Garzelli- Heavy-quark… REF2020: Maria Vittoria Garzelli- Heavy-quark hadroproduction in different heavy-quark mass renormalization schemes: phenomenological	REF2020: Maria Vittoria Garzelli- Heavy-quark hadroproduction in different heavy-quark mass renormalization schemes: phenomenological REF2020: Maria Vittoria Garzelli- Heavy-quark hadroproduction in different heavy-quark mass renormalization schemes: phenomenological higgs centre ref2020 mass masses scale renormalization respect uncertainty distance fragmentation cross definition scheme production variation prediction difference mom ms m. radiation qcd From Lyndsey Ballantyne 0 likes 12 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created December 8th, 2020
01:03:20 Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS… Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS 'Molecular cloud and star formation in spiral arms'	Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS 'Molecular cloud and star formation in spiral arms' Speaker: Clare Dobbs (University of Exeter)Abstract: Molecular clouds are the densest regions of gas in galaxies, in which localised gravitational collapse leads to the formation… higgs centre clouds gas formation stars clusters simulations star galaxy density cluster sort disc collision masses scale galaxies cloud mass gravity question From Ines Foidl 0 likes 16 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created November 20th, 2020
01:04:44 Higgs Centre Colloquium: Laura BAUDIS… Higgs Centre Colloquium: Laura BAUDIS 'Elucidating the fundamental nature of neutrinos with double beta decay'	Higgs Centre Colloquium: Laura BAUDIS 'Elucidating the fundamental nature of neutrinos with double beta decay' Speaker: Laura Baudis (Zurich) Abstract: Neutrinos are the only known elementary particles that are Majorana fermion candidates, implying that they would be their own antiparticles. The most… higgs centre mass decay beta neutrinos background experiment half experiments electron detectors energy neutrino detector hand masses matrix scale lot resolution matter From Ines Foidl 0 likes 14 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created October 30th, 2020
01:35:33 Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Brian Eno Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Brian Eno	Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Brian Eno Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Brian Eno 10000 years aesthetics palme d'or winners communication control nature incredibly fast speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 speaker 6 speaker 7 speaker 4 speaker 5 andrew carnegie san francisco year 2000 christian terms speaker 8 great talent long time arts education human communication carnegie amazing moment grand piano oral communication gospel church soap opera art school types of university or college computer science social modeling making things masses (music) human beings caption complete community center carnegie corporation distant future human geography start making people feel huge brains great big effects teaching 1st thing edinburgh college big names business law art history amazing thing good question carnegie lecture educational psychology screws society coherent 20000 year art education synchronization interrogative words and phrases christian prayer demography good screwdriver extended brain musical groups from london gospel choir From Lesley Middlemass 1 likes 79 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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