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Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory, 1999
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Morality, convention and conventional morality
Philosophical Explorations, 2017Among anthropologists and sociologists, it is widely believed that moral rules are best understood as a type of social norm. Moral philosophers, however, have largely been hostile to this suggestion. In recent years, the impulse to distinguish moral rules from others types of social norm has received what many take to be empirical support from the work
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2004
The sensitivity of X-ray film to direct X-ray exposure is low. To avoid large patient doses it is therefore desirable to use a more efficient imaging detector. This is accomplished by converting the X-ray image into light by means of a scintillating screen, also called X-ray intensifying screen, and then recording visible photons on film.
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The sensitivity of X-ray film to direct X-ray exposure is low. To avoid large patient doses it is therefore desirable to use a more efficient imaging detector. This is accomplished by converting the X-ray image into light by means of a scintillating screen, also called X-ray intensifying screen, and then recording visible photons on film.
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Non-conventional solutions for non-conventional dilemmas?
Journal of Strategic Studies, 2001This study surveys Israel's doctrine of multi-layered defense against the threat of ballistic missiles. It describes the nation's unique combination of deterrence, passive defense, active defense, and offensive tactics against this threat and analyzes the technical, tactical, and political arguments for and against each layer of defense.
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Realistic Convention and Conventional Realism in Shakespeare
History of European Ideas, 1981(1981). Realistic convention and conventional realism in Shakespeare. History of European Ideas: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 237-248.
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