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Detection of the Indicated Area with an Indication Stick
2000This paper describes a detection method of indication action and the corresponding indicated area with a stick. In human communication, there exists ambiguity of indication action, so we need some useful knowledge about indication action. We propose a detection method of the indicated area based on the knowledge which we clarify by means of observation
Takuro Sakiyama +2 more
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Indices of Reciprocal Properties or Harary Indices
Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 1997Reciprocal topological properties are used for building up novel indices referred to as Harary indices. They are defined by the aid of matrix algebra and examplified on appropriate sets of graphs. Analytical relations for calculating the indices, defined both on the basic and the reciprocal property, in particular classes of graphs are derived.
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Measuring: indicators - scales - indices - interpretations
2011This comprehensive Handbook serves as an excellent reference manual providing answers to virtually every conceivable question that can arise during the planning and implementation process of an evaluation.
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Indicators+: A proposal for everyday peace indicators
Evaluation and Program Planning, 2013Many of the approaches to measuring peace favoured by international organisations, INGOs and donor governments are deficient. Their level of analysis is often too broad or too narrow, and their aggregated statistical format often means that they represent the conflict-affected area in ways that are meaningless to local communities.
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1965
SummaryRespiratory insufficiency is a frequent complication of major abdominal and thoracic surgery, although it is difficult to recognize. Its presence can only be established by an analysis of the arterial oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions. After open‐heart surgery, the patient's demands are usually increased significantly.
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SummaryRespiratory insufficiency is a frequent complication of major abdominal and thoracic surgery, although it is difficult to recognize. Its presence can only be established by an analysis of the arterial oxygen and carbon dioxide tensions. After open‐heart surgery, the patient's demands are usually increased significantly.
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2005
Amputation may take a psychological toll on a patient. Proper documentation is paramount along with a lucid informed consent. Various pathologies may lead to an amputation. Tools to aid in the decision to amputate, in choosing the levels of amputation, and in the selection of the type of procedure are available.
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Amputation may take a psychological toll on a patient. Proper documentation is paramount along with a lucid informed consent. Various pathologies may lead to an amputation. Tools to aid in the decision to amputate, in choosing the levels of amputation, and in the selection of the type of procedure are available.
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Performance indicators in multiobjective optimization
European Journal of Operational Research, 2021Charles Audet +2 more
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Energy poverty indicators: A systematic literature review and comprehensive analysis of integrity
Sustainable Cities and Society, 2021Indre Siksnelyte-Butkiene +2 more
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