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Industrial and Corporate Change, 2004
This article examines some evolutionary consequences of architectural inertia in organizations. The main theorem holds that selection favors architectural inertia in the sense that the median level of inertia in a closed population of organizations increases over time.
Hannan, M. T. +2 more
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This article examines some evolutionary consequences of architectural inertia in organizations. The main theorem holds that selection favors architectural inertia in the sense that the median level of inertia in a closed population of organizations increases over time.
Hannan, M. T. +2 more
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1995
Winner of the 1996 Association of American Publishers Award for Best Professional/Scholarly Book in Physics and ...
CIUFOLINI, Ignazio, J. A. Wheeler
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Winner of the 1996 Association of American Publishers Award for Best Professional/Scholarly Book in Physics and ...
CIUFOLINI, Ignazio, J. A. Wheeler
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2013
We all know how astronauts float in space, near Earth, feeling no force pulling at them. In fact, we will see that gravity is no force, that is, it does not pull at us at all. Why do objects move around the Earth in curved orbits? The reason is that gravity bends space-time around any heavy mass.
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We all know how astronauts float in space, near Earth, feeling no force pulling at them. In fact, we will see that gravity is no force, that is, it does not pull at us at all. Why do objects move around the Earth in curved orbits? The reason is that gravity bends space-time around any heavy mass.
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2018
The chapter explores the ever more complex policy debates that surrounded the efforts to extend a system of early release to short sentence prisoners. It begins with an overview of the main candidates for reform and the strengths and weaknesses of these policy options.
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The chapter explores the ever more complex policy debates that surrounded the efforts to extend a system of early release to short sentence prisoners. It begins with an overview of the main candidates for reform and the strengths and weaknesses of these policy options.
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Nonadherence, Clinical Inertia, or Therapeutic Inertia?
Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy, 2009Frederic R. Curtiss +2 more
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2013
In the first three chapters, we saw which effects steady, straight motion has on space, time, and mass. The part of the theory of relativity dealing with these phenomena is the theory of special relativity. Now we go one step further and allow the speed to change with time, that is, we allow for acceleration. The simplest case is rotation with constant
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In the first three chapters, we saw which effects steady, straight motion has on space, time, and mass. The part of the theory of relativity dealing with these phenomena is the theory of special relativity. Now we go one step further and allow the speed to change with time, that is, we allow for acceleration. The simplest case is rotation with constant
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2016
This chapter shows how the period that followed the end of the Convention was characterised by political inertia. It deals with the perception that under Roy Mason politics was pushed to one side in favour of a focus on the economy and security. This is extended to relations with the parties, including a congenial relationship with the Ulster Unionists
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This chapter shows how the period that followed the end of the Convention was characterised by political inertia. It deals with the perception that under Roy Mason politics was pushed to one side in favour of a focus on the economy and security. This is extended to relations with the parties, including a congenial relationship with the Ulster Unionists
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The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 1951