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4 May 2010: The astrolabe is calibrated for latitude 52º North, the latitude of Cambridge and its surroundings. ... How to Build an Astrolabe. Constellations Constellations are groups of stars that are identified by their similarity to objects, animals or mythical

5 Jan 2010: Services Ltd (www.falcon-printing.co.uk).2010 University of Cambridge and Contributors as identified. ... cambridgecancer.org.uk/) andDirector of the Cambridge CancerCentre (www.cancer.cam.ac.uk/).

1 Jan 2010: In the forefront of these studies is Cambridge’s Centre for Neuroscience in Education. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

8 Jun 2010: 2. Materials and methods. 2.1. Electrophysiological experiments. 2.1.1. Animals and surgical procedures. ... Spike3 program; Cambridge Electronic Design, Cambridge, UK). Rhythmic. synchronized (theta) and large amplitude irregular hippocampal activities.

20 May 2010: MIT Press.[11] Courville AC, et al. In NIPS 17 , Cambridge, MA, 2005. ... In NIPS 11 , 59, Cambridge, MA, 1999. MIT Press.[17] Dayan P, Zemel R.

8 Jun 2010: amine and urethane anesthesia, theta was proven to be atropinesensitive, whereas theta measured in behaving animals doesnot show this property (Vanderwolf et al.

8 Jun 2010: animal in the second half of the place field than inthe first half. ... Cambridge, MA: MIT Press/A BradfordBook. p 251–291. Destexhe A, Rudolph M, Paré D.

8 Jun 2010: All efforts were made to minimize the number of animals. nd their suffering. ... Afteronclusion of experiments animals were killed with an i.v. bolus ofhloral hydrate.

8 Jun 2010: Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street,Cambridge, CB2 1 PZ, United Kingdom. ... These examples suggest a common core representationaland learning strategy for animals and humans that showsremarkable statistical efficiency.

12 Jul 2010: University of Cambridge. Who are Cambridge Teaching? About 600 Natural Scientists per year. ... Cambridge very much makes “Scientists”, “Engineers” and “Mathematicians”. How much of their undergraduate education do researchers actually use?