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Metrologia, 1993
The current misuse of the term intensity in physics and optics is deplored. Means of remedying the situation are suggested.
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The current misuse of the term intensity in physics and optics is deplored. Means of remedying the situation are suggested.
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Social Choice and Welfare, 2019
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Gouret, Fabian, Rossignol, Stéphane
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Gouret, Fabian, Rossignol, Stéphane
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Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, 1993
Abstract The use of intensional objects as the things to which expressions refer has not been sufficiently explored or developed. Such referents are considered in the cases of definite descriptions of the referential and attributive kinds, and of proper names.
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Abstract The use of intensional objects as the things to which expressions refer has not been sufficiently explored or developed. Such referents are considered in the cases of definite descriptions of the referential and attributive kinds, and of proper names.
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2022
Emotional intensity plays a central role in tourism, influencing tourists' decision-making and evaluations across all travel stages. Emotions are complex, ranging from basic to highly nuanced states, and can be analyzed through categorical or dimensional models. Emotional intensity is not about positive or negative feelings alone but about the strength
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Emotional intensity plays a central role in tourism, influencing tourists' decision-making and evaluations across all travel stages. Emotions are complex, ranging from basic to highly nuanced states, and can be analyzed through categorical or dimensional models. Emotional intensity is not about positive or negative feelings alone but about the strength
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Physical Review, 1941
Quantitative formulae for the intensities of lines from a pair of interacting states to a common lower state are applied to perturbations in band spectra. It appears that rotational and vibrational perturbations show quite a different behavior. In the former there is a direct superposition of intensities of the two interacting states whereas in the ...
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Quantitative formulae for the intensities of lines from a pair of interacting states to a common lower state are applied to perturbations in band spectra. It appears that rotational and vibrational perturbations show quite a different behavior. In the former there is a direct superposition of intensities of the two interacting states whereas in the ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2014
The author finds his ideal of nursing care in an inpatient hospice.
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The author finds his ideal of nursing care in an inpatient hospice.
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Nursing Management, 2004
The families and friends of patients in intensive care are the target of a new website at www.ics.ac.uk It provides easily accessible answers to common questions away from stressful hospital situations.
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The families and friends of patients in intensive care are the target of a new website at www.ics.ac.uk It provides easily accessible answers to common questions away from stressful hospital situations.
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Personality and Social Psychology Review, 1999
A theory is outlined that assumes that emotions are motivational states with the special function of producing adaptation to situational conditions. The theory assumes that the emotional system lies in the central nervous system, that it is fast to react, able to change quickly from one emotional state to another, produces only one emotion at a time ...
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A theory is outlined that assumes that emotions are motivational states with the special function of producing adaptation to situational conditions. The theory assumes that the emotional system lies in the central nervous system, that it is fast to react, able to change quickly from one emotional state to another, produces only one emotion at a time ...
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Synthese, 1960
One of the most important operations in the logic of science as conceived of by R. Carnap is the explication of a familiar but vague concept. It consists in replacing that concept by a new and exact concept; the earlier concept is called the explicandum, the new concept by which it is replaced is called the explicatum.
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One of the most important operations in the logic of science as conceived of by R. Carnap is the explication of a familiar but vague concept. It consists in replacing that concept by a new and exact concept; the earlier concept is called the explicandum, the new concept by which it is replaced is called the explicatum.
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