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Double effect, double bind or double speak?
Palliative Medicine, 1999 James Gilbert, Stephen Kirkham
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Quinn on Double Effect: The Problem of "Closeness"
Ethics, 1993 L'A. explore l'interpretation et l'application de la doctrine du double effet (DDE) de W. Quinn et ce, dans le but de trouver une formulation appropriee et un raisonnement plausible de cette ...
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Archives of disease in childhood - Education & practice edition, 2021
An 8 month old infant was found to be unresponsive at home by his mother. Despite, initial signs of life the infant was in full asystolic cardio-respiratory arrest on arrival to A&E. There was no past medical history of note and they had been well on the day of presentation.
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An 8 month old infant was found to be unresponsive at home by his mother. Despite, initial signs of life the infant was in full asystolic cardio-respiratory arrest on arrival to A&E. There was no past medical history of note and they had been well on the day of presentation.
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The Double Life of Double Effect
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 2004The U.S. Supreme Court's majority opinion in Vacco v. Quill assumes that the principle of double effect explains the permissibility of hastening death in the context of ordinary palliative care and in extraordinary cases in which painkilling drugs have failed to relieve especially intractable suffering and terminal sedation has been adopted as a last ...
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Double Think and Double Effect
Blackfriars, 1963In the recent collection of essays entitled ‘Nuclear Weapons and Christian Conscience’, Elizabeth Anscombe asks how it is that Cathohcs have been able to accommodate themselves with so little strain of conscience to modern war; and the answer, in her own telling phrase, is ‘double think about double effect’.
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Double-double effect and the coordination number
Journal of Radioanalytical Chemistry, 1979The thermodynamics of protonation of the lanthanide(III) chelates of trans-l,2-diaminocyclohexanetetraacetic acid (LnDCTA') was studied by potentiometric titration at the ionic strength of 1 (KC1). The protonation constants determined change monotonically and the double-double effect in the log K against Z variation is manifested in all four segments ...
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New Blackfriars, 2009
AbstractAny killing of the innocent intrinsic to nuclear deterrence strategy (admitted as unavoidable by Michael Quinlan), is often excused as a side effect, not directly intended, of any proposed use of nuclear weapons. As such, he claimed, it can be ‘morally tolerable’.
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AbstractAny killing of the innocent intrinsic to nuclear deterrence strategy (admitted as unavoidable by Michael Quinlan), is often excused as a side effect, not directly intended, of any proposed use of nuclear weapons. As such, he claimed, it can be ‘morally tolerable’.
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Effectiveness of Sparse Data Structure for Double-Double and Quad-Double Arithmetics
2014Double-double and Quad-double arithmetics are effective tools to reduce the round-off errors in floating-point arithmetic. However, the dense data structure for high-precision numbers in MuPAT/Scilab requires large amounts of memory and a great deal of the computation time.
Tsubasa Saito +3 more
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Directionality Effect in Double Conditionals
The Spanish Journal of Psychology, 2015AbstractDirectionality effect in deductive reasoning is a very well-known phenomenon that shows that the percentage of forward or backward inferences that participants make depends on the conditional form used. A new extension of the semantic hypothesis (Oberauer & Wilhelm, 2000) is presented to explain the directionality effect in double ...
Espino, Orlando +2 more
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