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-- Bob Stegmann; North Merrick, N.Y. Gardner: Now is certainly not the time to cut Liriano loose.
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Stegmann, Ulrich E. (2005), “Genetic Information as Instructional Content”, Philosophy of Science, 72:
Molecular Biology Darden, Lindley 2009
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(Stegmann (2009) argues that Sarkar's (2005) semiotic account does not adequately account for such intentionality.)
Molecular Biology Darden, Lindley 2009
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Stegmann clearly distinguishes sequentialization from coding.
Molecular Biology Darden, Lindley 2009
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Stegmann does explicitly allow that components other than nucleotide sequences might contain what he calls instructional information.
Molecular Biology Darden, Lindley 2009
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Stegmann celebrates his 48th year with the company on Friday and he is proud that this global corporation is still very much family-owned.
AgWired 2008
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The notion of arbitrariness figures in other discussions of genetic information as well (Maynard Smith 2000, Stegmann 2004).
Biological Information Godfrey-Smith, Peter 2007
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Kids in the front were tossing spitballs, trying to see who could land one on Wood's Stegmann clogs.
Salem Falls Picoult, Jodi, 1966- 2001
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Friday's strike would affect about 3000 hourly-paid workers at the Delta plant, Stegmann said in a statement.
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Delta was disappointed with Numsa's decision to call the strike but remained hopeful that the issues could be satisfactorily resolved in the near future between the parties, Stegmann said.
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