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Clinical Social Work Journal, 1980
The concept of the contract has been invoked with increasing frequency in the literature on social work practice in recent years. Since the process of negotiation that is present in all relationships takes many different forms, the idea of contracts is complex, and can be confusing.
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The concept of the contract has been invoked with increasing frequency in the literature on social work practice in recent years. Since the process of negotiation that is present in all relationships takes many different forms, the idea of contracts is complex, and can be confusing.
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On Observing Contracts: Deontic Contracts Meet Smart Contracts
2018Smart contracts have been proposed as executable implementations enforcing real-life contracts. Unfortunately, the semantic gap between these allows for the smart contract to diverge from its intended deontic behaviour. In this paper we show how a deontic contract can be used for real-time monitoring of smart contracts specifically and request-based ...
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Nurses at Bournemouth's Royal Victoria Hospital have reacted angrily to yellow £ signs being put on the medical notes of patients from districts which do not have a fixed contract with the hospital.
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Nurses at Bournemouth's Royal Victoria Hospital have reacted angrily to yellow £ signs being put on the medical notes of patients from districts which do not have a fixed contract with the hospital.
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Theory contraction and base contraction unified
Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1993AbstractOne way to construct a contraction operator for a theory (belief set) is to assign to it a base (belief base) and an operator of partial meet contraction for that base. Axiomatic characterizations are given of the theory contractions that are generated in this way by (various types of) partial meet base contractions.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1958
WHAT is a contract? Why is it of particular interest to a nurse to know what a "contract" is and what can be done about one? Like most other professional people, a nurse generally has nothing to sell but her personal services and generally earns her living only by contracting to sell them.
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WHAT is a contract? Why is it of particular interest to a nurse to know what a "contract" is and what can be done about one? Like most other professional people, a nurse generally has nothing to sell but her personal services and generally earns her living only by contracting to sell them.
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Contract and product quality in platform selling
European Journal of Operational Research, 2019More and more e-tailers (platforms) are allowing manufacturers direct access to customers. Two common contracts are offered by platforms to manufacturers: the revenue sharing contract where a platform appropriates a portion of the manufacturer’s revenue,
Jian-Qiang Zhang +2 more
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Studia Logica, 2003
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An Overview of Smart Contract: Architecture, Applications, and Future Trends
2018 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV), 2018With the rapid development of cryptocurrency and its underlying blockchain technologies, platforms such as Ethereum and Hyperledger began to support various types of smart contracts. Smart contracts are computer protocols intended to digitally facilitate,
Shuai Wang +5 more
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2012
In the AGM theory of partial meet belief change, as also in several modellings for qualitative uncertain inference, each output is constructed as the intersection of preferred maximal (or otherwise distinguished) items satisfying desired conditions. In his paper [``On why the best should always meet'', Econ. Philos.
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In the AGM theory of partial meet belief change, as also in several modellings for qualitative uncertain inference, each output is constructed as the intersection of preferred maximal (or otherwise distinguished) items satisfying desired conditions. In his paper [``On why the best should always meet'', Econ. Philos.
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