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Adaptive Kalman Filter-Based UWB Location Tracking with Optimized DS-TWR in Workshop Non-Line-of-Sight Environments. [PDF]

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Wu J, Xiong Y, Li W, Xia W.
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Study on the relationship between the steady-state rolling resistance of radial tires and energy consumption of electric vehicles. [PDF]

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Wang Q, Li A, Yan J.
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Green Contributions to the Chemistry of Perezone and Oxidation of the Double Bond of the Side Chain: A Theoretical Study and Cytotoxic Evaluation in MDA-MB231 Cells. [PDF]

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Escobedo-González RG, Martínez J, Rivera-Espejel AL, Vargas-Requena CL, Nicolás-Vázquez MI, Miranda Ruvalcaba R.   +5 more
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Study on elongation master curve of thermal aging composite modified double base propellant. [PDF]

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Zheng J, Liu J, Deng H, Dang J, Yang C, Sun Z, Guo Z, Xu J, Chen X.   +8 more
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The principle of double effect and external whistleblowing in nursing

Nursing Outlook, 2022
Nurses are generally expected to raise concerns when a harm or wrongdoing is committed against patients. Should their concerns not be adequately addressed, then nurses may take the decision to engage in external whistleblowing. Given that it could have a negative effect on the health care organization or service, nurses may question whether they should
A. J. Kearns
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Reconstructing the Principle of Double Effect

2013
This chapter re-evaluates the Principle of Double Effect as it often manifests itself in health care decisions (typically involving the withdrawal of nutrition and hydration to the seriously ill) and suggests a way to improve its application as a construct for humane decisionmaking. Rather than ascertaining, under the Principle, when conduct is ethical—
George P. Smith
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Toward Understanding the Principle of Double Effect

Ethics, 1980
The Principle of Double Effect (hereafter PDE) has long been a mainstay of Catholic moral thinking.' In recent years, however, the use and discussion of this doctrine have not been limited to Catholics or to theologians.' The PDE, or propositions closely related to it, have come up for considerable discussion by English-speaking philosophers.3 In spite
Jr. Joseph M. Boyle
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