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Improved Speech Recognition with Automated ForwardFocus in Cochlear Kanso 3 Sound Processor Users. [PDF]
Otol Neurotol OpenJones M, Hong W, Schou IM, Mashal ME.
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Constitutional Law--Freedom of Expression--Symbolic Free Speech
, 1969 Nestor L. Olesnyckyj
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2021
Of the many functions delegated to the human nervous system, perhaps none is more essentially human than the ability to express one’s thoughts.
Leigh R, Hochberg, Sydney S, Cash
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Of the many functions delegated to the human nervous system, perhaps none is more essentially human than the ability to express one’s thoughts.
Leigh R, Hochberg, Sydney S, Cash
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2018
This chapter argues that systems of government suppression and surveillance of written and vocal expression were present in Britain before, as well as after, the French Revolution and war with France. The chapter rebalances dominant accounts in Romantic studies of a small coterie of radical writers and poets by examining how suppression was embedded at
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This chapter argues that systems of government suppression and surveillance of written and vocal expression were present in Britain before, as well as after, the French Revolution and war with France. The chapter rebalances dominant accounts in Romantic studies of a small coterie of radical writers and poets by examining how suppression was embedded at
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2023
More pluralism and methodological rigour are permeating the comparative legal research on freedom of speech, but much more is needed. Pluralism means going beyond the typical legal orders that are constantly analyzed in the literature. Solutions of states from different traditions and cultures and from different periods should be taken into account ...
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More pluralism and methodological rigour are permeating the comparative legal research on freedom of speech, but much more is needed. Pluralism means going beyond the typical legal orders that are constantly analyzed in the literature. Solutions of states from different traditions and cultures and from different periods should be taken into account ...
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2010
Abstract This chapter discusses freedom of speech. It briefly describes current constitutional protection of this freedom and surveys its standard economic analysis. It then introduces the deontological constraint against curtailing free speech and analyzes in some detail the normative judgments involved in conducting a constrained cost ...
EYAL ZAMIR, BARAK MEDINA
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Abstract This chapter discusses freedom of speech. It briefly describes current constitutional protection of this freedom and surveys its standard economic analysis. It then introduces the deontological constraint against curtailing free speech and analyzes in some detail the normative judgments involved in conducting a constrained cost ...
EYAL ZAMIR, BARAK MEDINA
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2020
Abstract Media and government accuse students of being libertarian (encouraging reckless free speech) or of too much no-platforming (banning external speakers). Both accusations are exaggerated but influential and make it difficult for students to develop face to face conversations about difficult and controversial topics.
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Abstract Media and government accuse students of being libertarian (encouraging reckless free speech) or of too much no-platforming (banning external speakers). Both accusations are exaggerated but influential and make it difficult for students to develop face to face conversations about difficult and controversial topics.
Alison Scott-Baumann +4 more
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2011
AbstractThis chapter contains the text of a 1970 essay which tries to penetrate the ‘region of principles’ spoken of by Mill in On Liberty. The logical analysis of rights shows the vast array of different and incompatible rules that might be derived from the ‘principle’ or ‘right’ of ‘free speech’.
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AbstractThis chapter contains the text of a 1970 essay which tries to penetrate the ‘region of principles’ spoken of by Mill in On Liberty. The logical analysis of rights shows the vast array of different and incompatible rules that might be derived from the ‘principle’ or ‘right’ of ‘free speech’.
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