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Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2011
The case outlined below will be the basis for the In That Case section in the next issue of the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry (JBI). We invite interested readers to provide responses to the case for possible publication. Responses should be 500–700 words, and should be submitted as soon as possible after publication of this issue.
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The case outlined below will be the basis for the In That Case section in the next issue of the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry (JBI). We invite interested readers to provide responses to the case for possible publication. Responses should be 500–700 words, and should be submitted as soon as possible after publication of this issue.
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2021
Cases are good to think with. This entry is about their status as carriers of information. For much of the twentieth century, they were considered a literary form, typically used by lawyers and doctors. Modern scientists, in contrast, used evidence in the form of data and rules: *facts, not examples and narratives.
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Cases are good to think with. This entry is about their status as carriers of information. For much of the twentieth century, they were considered a literary form, typically used by lawyers and doctors. Modern scientists, in contrast, used evidence in the form of data and rules: *facts, not examples and narratives.
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Work Study, 1999
Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) attempts to improve the productivity of systems development by imposing a discipline and a set of common tools on the development process. However, the actual results of using CASE are not always as predicted.
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Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) attempts to improve the productivity of systems development by imposing a discipline and a set of common tools on the development process. However, the actual results of using CASE are not always as predicted.
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