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This study in three parts aims to demonstrate that the king known from Jewish biblical texts as "Darius the Mede" is in fact an historical figure. He was installed king of Babylon by Cyrus the Great in 530 BCE and he ruled Babylonia down... more
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The Seleucid Era remains problematic because there were apparently two different starting points in two different calendar years. This has always implied the existence of two separate systems of year reckonings within the Seleucid empire... more
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      1 Maccabees1 Maccabees; 2 Maccabees1 Maccabees; 2 Maccabees; DanielMaccabean Revolt
The Seleucid Era remains problematic because there were apparently two different starting points in two different calendar years. This has always implied the existence of two separate systems of year reckonings within the Seleucid empire... more
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      Seleucid Empire- history of the Hellenistic World (focus: Seleucid Empire)1 Maccabees; 2 MaccabeesSeleucid Empire Hellenistic History Seleucid Army thrace
The discovery of numerous fragments of the Book of Jubilees among the Qumran corpus sparked renewed interest in the peculiar 364-day calendar advocated by the Jewish author of the work (ca. 200-150 BCE). This study demonstrates that... more
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      Qumranic StudiesSecond Temple JudaismQumranQumran, Dead Sea Scrolls, Second Temple Judaism
Part II of this study presents evidence for a 13-year co-regency between Darius Hystaspes (509-473 BCE) and his son Xerxes (486-465 BCE). The gap this downdating creates in the period before Darius Hystaspes became king is to be filled... more
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      Achaemenid PersiaCyrus the GreatNeo-Babylonian ChronologyCyrus the Great; fall of Babylon
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      Biblical StudiesHebrew
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      Israel StudiesEarly ChristianitySecond Temple JudaismBiblical Theology
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In the early seventeenth century, New England merchants were heavily involved in privateering raids on Spanish and Portuguese shipping in the Caribbean and in capturing slave ships, almost entirely sent from Angola. Knowing the specific... more
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Simultaneous measurements of mass transfer rates to quasisteadystate pendant aqueous droplets and rates of surface renewal due to Marangoni effects have been carried out using the water / toluene system with acetone as solute. The surface... more
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      Chemical EngineeringMass Transfer
Local search procedures for solving satisfiabil-ity problems have attracted considerable attention since the development of GSAT in 1992. How-ever, recent work indicates that for many real-world problems, complete search methods have the... more
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      Local SearchCost effectivenessExperimental Study
Recent research has focused on bridging the gap be-tween the satisfiability (SAT) and constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) formalisms. One approach has been to develop a many-valued SAT formula (MV-SAT) as an intermediate paradigm... more
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      SAT Solver DesignBoolean SatisfiabilityRound RobinConstraint Satisfaction Problem
In this paper we describe a stochastic local search (SLS) procedure for finding models of satisfiable propositional formulae. This new algorithm, gNovelty+, draws on the fea-tures of two other WalkSAT family algorithms: AdaptNovelty+ and... more
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      SAT Solver DesignLocal SearchStochastic Local SearchEmpirical Study
Zeolithe sind eine der wichtigsten Klassen von heterogenen Katalysatoren. Ihre mikroporosen Eigenschaften und die sich daraus ergebenden grooen Oberflachen sorgen sowohl fur hohe Selektivitat als auch fur hohe Aktivitat. Zwar konnen... more
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The relative importance of intra-industry or inter-industry knowledge spillovers for the growth of cities remains an open question. Using a unique data set on the growth of 109 British cities during 1951-1991, we find evidence suggesting... more
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      Applied EconomicsApplied Economics LettersPublic health systems and services research
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      ObstetricsLondonAnatomyPregnancy
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      ObstetricsMidwiferyEngland