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Mavuika Build Guide: Weapons, Teams & Artifacts | Genshin Impact

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By Daniel J. Mitchell
| LootBar
Mavuika, the Pyro Archon, is set to debut in the Genshin Impact 5.3 banners. As a versatile character, she can function not only as a Sub-DPS who applies Pyro to enemies but also as a formidable on-field DPS. In this Mavuika build guide, we’ll explore how to maximize her potential with the best weapons, artifact sets, and team compositions. Additionally, we’ll discuss her talent priorities to help you make the most of your resources.
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Robust Financial Networks

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By Daniel J. Mitchell, Stathis Tompaidis, Feihong Hu
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Multiple neural pathways to successful visual short-term memory across the adult lifespan

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By Michelle G. Jansen, Alireza Salami, Fernando Martinez, Fernando Martínez, Daniel J. Mitchell
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Cognitive task performance can be supported through multiple neural pathways, a concept referred to as brain degeneracy. We used a novel approach to consider brain degeneracy during a visual short-term memory task (VSTM) across the adult lifespan in the Cam-CAN study (n = 113, 23-87 years old). Our main goal was to identify subgroups of participants whose VSTM performance was characterized by distinct brain activation patterns.
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