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Contemporary Nurse, 2001
As I gain more experience as a practitioner, I find I am increasingly able to articulate my personal philosophy of nursing. I have learned that, as a professional nurse, my personal values and philosophies of nursing do affect the nature of the care I deliver and the quality of relationships I form within my daily practice.
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As I gain more experience as a practitioner, I find I am increasingly able to articulate my personal philosophy of nursing. I have learned that, as a professional nurse, my personal values and philosophies of nursing do affect the nature of the care I deliver and the quality of relationships I form within my daily practice.
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Educating for Inquisitiveness: A Case Against Exemplarism for Intellectual Character Education [PDF]
Journal of Moral Education, 2019 One natural application of Linda Zagzebski’s exemplarist moral theory (EMT) is found in the context of moral and intellectual character education. Zagzebski discusses this application in her recent book, commenting that ‘exemplars can serve as a guide ...
Watson, Lani
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Forgiveness and Christian Character: Reconciliation, Exemplarism and the Shape of Moral Theology [PDF]
Studies in Christian Ethics, 2017 This work was funded through the Character Project and the Templeton World Charity Foundation, on the one hand, and the Logos Institute and the Templeton Religion Trust, on the other.Acts of Christian forgiveness that run counter to natural inclinations ...
Alan J Torrance
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Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 1998
In four experiments, we investigated the automaticity of exemplar activation. In the first three studies, using a modified flanker task, we investigated the involuntary activation of exemplar-based representations in the presence of triggering verbal stimuli. Results of all three studies demonstrated the unintentional activation of exemplars in memory.
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In four experiments, we investigated the automaticity of exemplar activation. In the first three studies, using a modified flanker task, we investigated the involuntary activation of exemplar-based representations in the presence of triggering verbal stimuli. Results of all three studies demonstrated the unintentional activation of exemplars in memory.
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2013 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision, 2013
We present a hybrid parametric and nonparametric algorithm, exemplar cut, for generating class-specific object segmentation hypotheses. For the parametric part, we train a pylon model on a hierarchical region tree as the energy function for segmentation.
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We present a hybrid parametric and nonparametric algorithm, exemplar cut, for generating class-specific object segmentation hypotheses. For the parametric part, we train a pylon model on a hierarchical region tree as the energy function for segmentation.
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Cognitive Science, 2010
AbstractThis paper presents recent research that provides an overarching model of exemplar theory capable of explaining phenomena across the phonetic and syntactic strata. The model represents a unique exemplar‐based account of constituency interactions encompassing both linguistic domains.
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AbstractThis paper presents recent research that provides an overarching model of exemplar theory capable of explaining phenomena across the phonetic and syntactic strata. The model represents a unique exemplar‐based account of constituency interactions encompassing both linguistic domains.
Michael Walsh 0001 +3 more
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Proceedings of the 32nd ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering - Volume 2, 2010
Searching for applications that are highly relevant to development tasks is challenging because the high-level intent reflected in the descriptions of these tasks doesn't usually match the low-level implementation details of applications. In this demo we show a novel code search engine called Exemplar (EXEcutable exaMPLes ARchive) to bridge this ...
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Searching for applications that are highly relevant to development tasks is challenging because the high-level intent reflected in the descriptions of these tasks doesn't usually match the low-level implementation details of applications. In this demo we show a novel code search engine called Exemplar (EXEcutable exaMPLes ARchive) to bridge this ...
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Moral Improvement: A Live Option? Wolff’s Perfectionism and Zagzebski’s Moral Exemplarism
TopoiWhat justifies a comparison is that both Zagzebski’s Moral Exemplarism and Wolff’s Perfectionism have the practical goal of providing guidance for moral improvement.
Schierbaum, Sonja
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The metamorphoses of the ?Exemplar?
AI & Society, 2000The starting point of this work isthe artificial, as defined in a previous study by Massimo Negrotti and, more completely, in the essay presented here, as “a machine which reproduces the essential performance of some natural subsystem that serves as an exemplar, at a chosen level of observation”.
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Exemplar Networks: Extensions of the Design Exemplar
Volume 4: 24th Computers and Information in Engineering Conference, 2004The design exemplar has been offered in the literature as a design automation representation structure for embodiment design. Experience with the design exemplar has shown the design exemplar to be tedious to develop. For this reason, an extension to the design exemplar is proposed that offers design automation developers the flexibility of combining ...
Joshua D. Summers, Jami J. Shah
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