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    Perceptions of trust in bionano sensors: Is it against our better judgement? An investigation of generalised expectancies and the emerging technology trust paradox by Natasha CHL Mazey, Stephen C Wingreen

    Published 2017-07-01
    “…This article draws on McKnight et al.’s technology trust model and generalised expectancies of technology (perceived functionality, reliability and effectiveness). …”
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    Recreating Fairytale Context Through The Imaginary by Cristina Raluca Barna

    Published 2016-10-01
    “…As in Lacan’s mirror stage, he identifies himself with an image: the Grail knight. Disneyland is a cultural artefact, it is part of the Lacanian symbolic order. …”
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    General Industry and Technology / by Lindbeck, John Robert

    Published 1986
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    A alegoria de Galaaz e a representação dos impérios do mundo by José Carlos Ribeiro Miranda

    Published 2022-06-01
    “…The character of the knight that goes by the name of Galaaz/Galaad, who is the son of Lancelot du Lac, is significantly enhanced in the Arthurian cycle redacted in France during the first half of the 13th century. …”
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    Apprendre à enseigner dans le supérieur : quels modèles pour la construction des compétences des universitaires novices ? by Sacha Kiffer

    Published 2018-11-01
    “…How to teach in academia is most often learnt on-the-job (Knight, Tait et Yorke, 2006). But what does the phrase “on-the-job learning” genuinely mean in this case? …”
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    The March to Prussia: The Informative Value of a Peripheral Phenomenon by Werner Paravicini

    Published 2023-12-01
    “…These campaigns provide a detailed insight into the life of European nobility: how nobles inspired by literary ideals embarked on long journeys, visited various courts and feasted with other knights, and finally how European chivalry conceived itself on these campaigns. …”
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    O Ideário de São Bernardo e a sua influência na arquitectura militar templária by Nuno Villamariz Oliveira

    Published 2006-06-01
    “…This article makes an approach to the influence of Saint Bernard, a fervourous defender of the Templar Order, within the context of the military architecture used by these knights in the twelfth, thirteenth and beginning of fourteenth centuries. …”
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    En finir avec l’histoire officielle ? Un bilan critique de l’historiographie internationale sur la révolution mexicaine by Evelyne Sanchez

    Published 2017-04-01
    “…Katz, F - X Guerra, J. Meyer and A. Knight are among the historians who have most deeply renewed the historiography, Cultural Studies today have an unfortunate impact at the very time when the availability new sources promises analyzes finer.…”
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    Rezidencie oravských a liptovských stoličných úradníkov ako prostriedok vyjadrenia ich spoločenského statusu by Tomáš Janura

    Published 2012-04-01
    “…The officers then presented the acquired social status in their residences – castles and smaller knight manors called curia. The acquired status was also manifested less visibly in the form of establishing close kin relations between the officers. …”
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    El linaje catalán Queralt-Timor y su relación con la Orden del Temple (siglos XII-XIV) by Joan Fuguet Sans, Carme Plaza Arqué

    Published 2021-07-01
    “…From the beginning of this commandery in the last decades of the twelfth century, they had been its main benefactors and, later on, provided the Militia with knights of the first rank (Pere II de Queralt, Jaume de Timor, Arnau de Timor, Dalmau de Timor...). …”
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    La concurrence militaire dans les Chroniques de Froissart : une idéologie chevaleresque et son écriture by Clara de Raigniac

    Published 2022-01-01
    “…Motifs such as the duet are used to construct, when reading, a competition-emulation between knights. Simultaneously, a topical writing of the united army is developed, with an insistence on order and the visual joy it evokes, inherited metaphors, a unifying figure of the chief.…”
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