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Concentric wheels with moveable rings, like those devised by Raymond Lull in the late 13th century, were commonly employed in medieval instruction; 154 for memory craft, they were often rendered in the guise of compatible mechanisms, such as astrolabes. 155 In addition to a series of alphamnemonic wheels, Publicius's treatise offers several examples of these recombinatorial diagrams, including a Porphyrian tree and a chessboard with its pieces. 156

Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008

The play of the cards offered a recombinatorial scheme for memory, exercising one's genius at generating narrative associations between visual and verbal figures.

Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008

The reticulated grid (such as a chess board) became a "dominant" feature of medieval mnemonics, evoking imaginative adaptations, such as chess, that played upon its recombinatorial geometry.

Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008

As early as the 1960s he had already established that an allelic variant of haptoglobin had occurred through recombinatorial events [33].

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A MMOG that is solo-friendly has a recombinatorial flavor to it--enough familiarity that each time does not pose a massive learning curve; enough unpredictability that every play session is unlike the one before.

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B2. 1Adjuvant response to LMOs, including cross-reactive and recombinatorial effects.

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Consequently, the Mpn SSB protein may play a crucial role in DNA recombinatorial pathways in M. pneumoniae.

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