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FORWARD CONTRACTS AND FUTURES CONTRACTS
Journal of Financial Economics, 1981Abstract This paper provides a detailed discussion of the similarities and differences between forward contracts and futures contracts. Under frictionless markets and continuous trading, simple arbitrage arguments are invoked to value forward contracts, to relate forward prices and spot prices, and to relate forward prices and futures prices. We also
Robert A. Jarrow, George S. Oldfield
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Contraction and the control of contraction
World Journal of Surgery, 1980AbstractWound contraction is a basic mechanism for wound closure that can be lifesaving. Yet, wound contraction can also produce considerable deformity and misery in conditions as diverse as burn scar contracture, cirrhosis, Dupuytren's contracture, and contracture around silicone tissue implants.
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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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SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications, 1998
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Tsuyoshi Ando, Mau-Hsiang Shih
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Tsuyoshi Ando, Mau-Hsiang Shih
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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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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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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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Studia Logica, 2012
This paper introduces the notion of ``bootstrap contraction'', a new kind of contraction functions, which the author argues to be more cognitively realistic than most of the other kinds of contractions so far proposed in the literature. Given a belief set \(K\) and a set \(\mathbb{C}\) of operators on \(K\) which take elements of \(\mathcal{I}\) as ...
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This paper introduces the notion of ``bootstrap contraction'', a new kind of contraction functions, which the author argues to be more cognitively realistic than most of the other kinds of contractions so far proposed in the literature. Given a belief set \(K\) and a set \(\mathbb{C}\) of operators on \(K\) which take elements of \(\mathcal{I}\) as ...
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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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Comprehensive Physiology, 2015
ABSTRACT Muscles convert energy from ATP into useful work, which can be used to move limbs and to transport ions across membranes. The energy not converted into work appears as heat. At the start of contraction heat is also produced when Ca 2+ binds to troponin‐C and to ...
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ABSTRACT Muscles convert energy from ATP into useful work, which can be used to move limbs and to transport ions across membranes. The energy not converted into work appears as heat. At the start of contraction heat is also produced when Ca 2+ binds to troponin‐C and to ...
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