Finding groups in data: Cluster analysis with ants more
Finding groups in data: Cluster analysis with ants (vol 9, pg 61, 2009) more
FINDING KING ARTHUR: THE HISTORICAL TRUTH BEHIND THE MYTHS more
FINDING NERO – using 3D laser scanning to identify Roman emperors in British stately home collections more
Finding Nero (and other Roman Emperors) - Roman portrait sculpture in Sussex and beyond more
Finding Nero and other Roman emperors: Investigating Roman sculpture in Sussex and Roman Britain more
Finding Nero: shining a new light on Romano-British sculpture more
Finding Nero: Toppling and Defacing Statues in Roman Britain more
Finding nothing. An archaeological success story more
Finding out what users really think: using cognitive modelling to improve icon design. more
Finding reusable units of modelling - An ontology approach more
Finding the Key to Successful Doctoral Supervision more
Finding the Lost Films: Out-of-Commerce Works in the Archive more
Finding the right person for the right job: The importance of personnel selection in national security assignments involving unfamiliar face recognition more
Finding the right title for your article: Advice for academic author. more
Finding their way: An examination of the lived experience of post-registration nurses undertaking CPD in England. more
Finding ways to engage with a healthy tourism "offer": evaluating potential synergies between wellbeing, public health, and tourism at a local destination. more
Finding your own intuition: a workshop designed to explore practitioners’ ways of knowing during childbirth more
Findings and perspectives of β-Ti alloys with biomedical applications: Exploring beyond biomechanical and biofunctional behaviour more
Findings From a Community Survey of Individuals Who Engage in Pup Play more
Findings from a pilot randomised trial of a social network self-management intervention in COPD more
Findings from an exploration of a social network intervention to promote diet quality and health behaviours in older adults with COPD: A feasibility study more