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Life Sciences, 1979
Abstract The β-carbolines present in human platelets have been extracted with diethyl ether, isolated by liquid column chromatography and thin-layer chromatography (TLC), and identified by ultraviolet fluorimetry, gas liquid chromatography (GC) and mass spectrometry (MS). Harman (1-methyl-β-carboline) was the only β-carboline unequivocally identified
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Abstract The β-carbolines present in human platelets have been extracted with diethyl ether, isolated by liquid column chromatography and thin-layer chromatography (TLC), and identified by ultraviolet fluorimetry, gas liquid chromatography (GC) and mass spectrometry (MS). Harman (1-methyl-β-carboline) was the only β-carboline unequivocally identified
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2012
The work discusses new approaches to determination of thermoelectric material properties based on Harman's method. New measurement methods are proposed, analysis of errors is made and methods of their instrumental determination are developed. Examples of precise measurement of thermoelectric material properties are given.
L. I. Anatychuk, V. V. Lysko
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The work discusses new approaches to determination of thermoelectric material properties based on Harman's method. New measurement methods are proposed, analysis of errors is made and methods of their instrumental determination are developed. Examples of precise measurement of thermoelectric material properties are given.
L. I. Anatychuk, V. V. Lysko
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Studia Neoaristotelica, 2023
Gilbert Harman, in a well-known thought experiment, evokes the intuition that moral value can be perceptually seen. However, Harman dismisses the intuition, contending that moral concepts and judgments are the products of agent psychology and do not map onto mind-independent objects.
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Gilbert Harman, in a well-known thought experiment, evokes the intuition that moral value can be perceptually seen. However, Harman dismisses the intuition, contending that moral concepts and judgments are the products of agent psychology and do not map onto mind-independent objects.
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BMJ, 2009
After her GP training in the Southampton area, Amanda Nell Harman joined Stoneham Lane Surgery in 1983. She rapidly gained a reputation as a caring, compassionate, and popular family doctor who was always …
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After her GP training in the Southampton area, Amanda Nell Harman joined Stoneham Lane Surgery in 1983. She rapidly gained a reputation as a caring, compassionate, and popular family doctor who was always …
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Philosophy, 1979
Proponents of the analytic-synthetic distinction claim that we cannot give up basic analytic principles without changing the meaning of our words. This presupposes a real distinction between changing our view and only appearing to change it by changing the meaning of words used to state it. But the distinction is only a matter of degree.
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Proponents of the analytic-synthetic distinction claim that we cannot give up basic analytic principles without changing the meaning of our words. This presupposes a real distinction between changing our view and only appearing to change it by changing the meaning of words used to state it. But the distinction is only a matter of degree.
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