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Reduction of Afterdrop by Using Active External Warming During Treatment of Accidental Hypothermia-A Randomized, Crossover Trial. [PDF]
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High-temperature anomalous Hall effect driven by frustrated spin fluctuations in the antiferromagnetic delafossite metal PdCrO<sub>2</sub>. [PDF]
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Study of conductive nerve conduits for anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. [PDF]
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Deduction, Induction, Conduction. An Attempt at Unifying Natural Language Argument Structures
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Current Issues in Conductive Argument Weight
Argumentation Library, 2012 Carl Wellman’s seminal account of conductive premise weight is revisited, particularly with respect to his distinction between “automated” or “mechanical” scale weight and his concept of “heft” weight. I argue that Wellman’s concept of heft weight provides a suitable metaphor for premise weight in that both are non-numerically quantitative, comparative,
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Are Conductive Arguments Possible?
Argumentation, 2012Conductive Arguments are held to be defeasible, non-conclusive, and neither inductive nor deductive (Blair and Johnson in Conductive argument: An overlooked type of defeasible reasoning. College, London, 2011). Of the different kinds of Conductive Arguments, I am concerned only with those for which it is claimed that countervailing considerations ...
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Is “Conductive Argument” a Single Argument?
, 2019 Focusing on a particular kind of so-called “conductive argument”, i.e. a “pro/con” argument intended to support a practical conclusion, I argue that “conductive argument” is a category mistake.
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