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Determinism is sometimes confused with predestination and fatalism, but as such it asserts neither that human affairs have been prearranged by a being outside the causal order nor that a person has an unavoidable fate.決定有時是混淆預定和宿命論,但它聲稱這種既不是人類的事務一直由一個預先之外的因果秩序,也不是一個人的一個不可避免的命運。
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the road to peace.
Mining. any tunnel in a mine used for hauling.
down the road, in the future:
Economists see higher interest rates down the road.
hit the road, Slang. to begin or resume traveling:
We hit the road before sunrise.
on the road,... |
October 26, 2013
Afghan mega-paper (Di Cristofaro et al.)
The admixture results nicely presented on a map:
The authors note that none of the ancestral components peaks in Central Asia, concluding that this region has been a destination rather than a source of population movements. I certainly agree that Central Asia... |
WCS reference
The Web Coverage Service (WCS) is a standard created by the OGC that refers to the receiving of geospatial information as ‘coverages’: digital geospatial information representing space-varying phenomena. One can think of it as Web Feature Service for raster data. It gets the ‘source code’ of the map, bu... |
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