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Stock and Compensation*

The Journal of Finance, 1991
ABSTRACTCompensation planning within firms creates important corporate financial problems. Theoretical models and empirical tests of hypotheses in this area should play a much larger role than currently in the modern theory of corporate finance. Employees fund a large proportion of their firm's activities through deferred compensation arrangements tied
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Is Tuberculosis Compensable?

The American Journal of Nursing, 1950
Some of the medical aspects of tuberculosis as a communicable disease may cause a nurse difficulty when she tries to prove to the satisfaction of her employer and the examining board or court that the disease was contracted during the course of her employment.
T C, WATERS, M G, MACK
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Compensated transillumination

Applied Optics, 1999
We demonstrate imaging through human tissue in vivo , using a new optical technique, compensated transillumination. Immersion in a scattering medium with absorption and scattering coefficients matched to the tissue is used for drastic improvement of image contrast. The immersion medium is composed of polymer microspheres and methylene blue dye.
X, Wu, G W, Faris
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Dynamic Characteristics of Pressure Compensator in Underwater Hydraulic System

IEEE/ASME transactions on mechatronics, 2014
A pressure compensator for an underwater hydraulic system is studied in this paper. The compensator is used to maintain the tank pressure of the underwater hydraulic system so that it is slightly greater than the ambient pressure, allowing the system to ...
Feng Wang, Ying Chen
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A compensating obturator

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1972
Abstract In 1969, the same patient, a senior in high school, was wearing the same obturator—13 years since its construction. Even though there was no contact of the obturator prosthesis with the lingual surfaces of the existing teeth, the patient was functioning with good quality speech and no trace of nasality. Another cleft palate patient for whom
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Employee compensation

Seminars in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery: Small Animal, 1996
All practice owners and managers struggle with the concept of "fair compensation." Many factors enter into determining fair compensation. More managers are placing emphasis on production or contributions to the practice in making compensation decisions. Several incentive or bonus programs are discussed.
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Rethinking compensation

Home Care Provider, 1997
A great deal has been written about the increase in managed care and its impact, both real and potential, on home health care. Those articles generally have focused on the limitations of managed care related to patient care and patient outcomes--are they better or worse than in traditional Medicare home care?
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COMPENSATION

Medical Journal of Australia, 1972
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Current-Transformer Saturation Prevention Using a Controlled Voltage-Source Compensator

IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2017
E. Hajipour   +2 more
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