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Baby biography

Deutsch: Babybiografie / Español: Biografía del bebé / Português: Biografia do bebê / Français: Biographie du bébé / Italiano: Biografia del bambino /

Baby biography refers to a detailed record of an infant’s growth and development over a period of time

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Baby blues

Baby blues refers to a temporary and non-pathological state of emotional disturbance characterized by sadness and general dysphoria following childbirth. Baby blues is also known as Postpartum blues.

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Baby talk

Baby talk refers to a form of adult-to-child speech characterized by relatively simple utterances, concrete referents, exaggerated intonation patterns, and a high proportion of directive utterances.

Back propagation

Back propagation refers to a type of neural network model in which the system uses information about the appropriateness of its output to adjust the weightings of the connections among intervening units.

Back-alley abortion

Back-alley abortion means "illegal abortion", which was all that was available prior to the legalization of abortion in the 1970s.

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Back-propagation systems

Back-propagation systems refer to neural networks that are programmed to learn by systematically reducing the discrepancy between their output and some desired output represented by a model or teacher.

Background

Background is a term used in discourse processing that refers to information that was introduced or discussed earlier and is no longer the focus of discussion.

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Background stressors

Background stressors refer to crowding and noise, together with air pollution and chemical pollution which can be the cause long- term stressors and affect a large number of people.

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