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Proceedings of the online conference under the aegis of the World Professional Forum «The Book. Culture. Education. Innovations», 2020
The experience of K. Paustovsky Library within the ecological education system is discussed. The goal of these activities is to educate ecological culture and responsibility of the population. In particular, the Library draws attention to the plastic-bag problem.
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The experience of K. Paustovsky Library within the ecological education system is discussed. The goal of these activities is to educate ecological culture and responsibility of the population. In particular, the Library draws attention to the plastic-bag problem.
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Bag leakage: The effect of disposable carryout bag regulations on unregulated bags
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2017Leakage occurs when partial regulation of consumer products results in increased consumption of these products in unregulated domains. This article quantifies plastic leakage from the banning of plastic carryout bags. Using quasi-random policy variation in California, I find the elimination of 40 million pounds of plastic carryout bags is offset by a ...
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Australasian Radiology, 2007
SUMMARYA Pacific Island male with previously diagnosed but untreated filariasis with episodic chyluria presented to us with spiking temperatures. A CT scan of his abdomen revealed innumerable serpiginous non‐enhancing structures within the posterior mediastinum from the carina, throughout the retroperitoneum and pelvis and into the upper inguinal ...
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SUMMARYA Pacific Island male with previously diagnosed but untreated filariasis with episodic chyluria presented to us with spiking temperatures. A CT scan of his abdomen revealed innumerable serpiginous non‐enhancing structures within the posterior mediastinum from the carina, throughout the retroperitoneum and pelvis and into the upper inguinal ...
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Public Health Nursing, 2012
AbstractIn the early‐ to mid‐twentieth century, stories about nursing practice submitted by nurses frequently appeared in Public Health Nursing. The article reprinted here is an example of this genre of publications. Originally published in April 1936, this article tells the story of a day in the work of one public health nurse as she moves about the ...
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AbstractIn the early‐ to mid‐twentieth century, stories about nursing practice submitted by nurses frequently appeared in Public Health Nursing. The article reprinted here is an example of this genre of publications. Originally published in April 1936, this article tells the story of a day in the work of one public health nurse as she moves about the ...
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Proceedings of the seventh ACM conference on Creativity and cognition, 2009
Inspired by the theme of Everyday Creativity, we asked people across the world to post their old conference bag(s) to us so that they could be recycled into one-of-a-kind reusable conference bags. Each bag sent was then hand crafted and sculpted by up-and-coming British designer Sarah Atkinson.
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Inspired by the theme of Everyday Creativity, we asked people across the world to post their old conference bag(s) to us so that they could be recycled into one-of-a-kind reusable conference bags. Each bag sent was then hand crafted and sculpted by up-and-coming British designer Sarah Atkinson.
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2005
In this paper, a new variant of Bagging named DepenBag is proposed. This algorithm obtains bootstrap samples at first. Then, it employs a causal discoverer to induce from each sample a dependency model expressed as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG). The attributes without connections to the class attribute in all the DAGs are then removed.
Yuan Jiang 0001 +4 more
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In this paper, a new variant of Bagging named DepenBag is proposed. This algorithm obtains bootstrap samples at first. Then, it employs a causal discoverer to induce from each sample a dependency model expressed as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG). The attributes without connections to the class attribute in all the DAGs are then removed.
Yuan Jiang 0001 +4 more
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Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology, 2014
In-bag morcellation seems to be a viable alternative to open power morcellation and offers the advantage of minimal to no spillage of tissue or fluids during morcellation. We report our initial experience and technique using this approach.
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In-bag morcellation seems to be a viable alternative to open power morcellation and offers the advantage of minimal to no spillage of tissue or fluids during morcellation. We report our initial experience and technique using this approach.
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Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2015
DOI: 10.1200/JCO.2014.60.3795 I had heard about her from one of my colleagues in radiation oncology. A young woman diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer after suffering 3 to 4 months of progressive back and hip pain. I was told she was a photographer struggling to make ends meet taking photos of the pounding surf along the Atlantic Coast.
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DOI: 10.1200/JCO.2014.60.3795 I had heard about her from one of my colleagues in radiation oncology. A young woman diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer after suffering 3 to 4 months of progressive back and hip pain. I was told she was a photographer struggling to make ends meet taking photos of the pounding surf along the Atlantic Coast.
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1964
For seventeen years it has been a pleasure to me to talk to third and fourth year medical students about what the practicing intemist should carry in his bag. This is a subject often neglected in medical schools and about which surprisingly little has appeared in the literature since the Comell Conference published in 1943.
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For seventeen years it has been a pleasure to me to talk to third and fourth year medical students about what the practicing intemist should carry in his bag. This is a subject often neglected in medical schools and about which surprisingly little has appeared in the literature since the Comell Conference published in 1943.
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To bag or not to bag? Manual hyperinflation in intensive care
Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 1998Manual hyperinflation or bagging is a physiotherapy technique commonly used on mechanically ventilated patients on intensive care. The way it is performed appears to vary widely, and in the past there has been little or no monitoring of what is actually happening during the technique in terms of what airway pressures and tidal volumes are being ...
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