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Family Practice, 1992
This paper focuses attention, in a modest empirical way, on a hitherto unexplored phenomenon. Widespread in Israel, the interrupted patient-physician consultation may or may not be found extensively elsewhere. It is assumed that interruptions coming from the social environment affect communication and hence diagnosis and therapy, as well as ...
P, Shvartzman, A, Antonovsky
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This paper focuses attention, in a modest empirical way, on a hitherto unexplored phenomenon. Widespread in Israel, the interrupted patient-physician consultation may or may not be found extensively elsewhere. It is assumed that interruptions coming from the social environment affect communication and hence diagnosis and therapy, as well as ...
P, Shvartzman, A, Antonovsky
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ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1993
In this paper I refine the concept of interrupt to define a more structured mechanism with straightforward semantics. Some commonly implemented interrupt mechanisms are reviewed; their semantics are deduced and analyzed.
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In this paper I refine the concept of interrupt to define a more structured mechanism with straightforward semantics. Some commonly implemented interrupt mechanisms are reviewed; their semantics are deduced and analyzed.
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2020
This study considers how suffrage was remembered and forgotten half a century later in coverage of the second wave of American feminism published by the midcentury’s leading newsmagazines, Time, Newsweek, and Life. In their initial reporting on “the woman problem,” these publications wondered why the achievement of suffrage had not satisfied women’s ...
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This study considers how suffrage was remembered and forgotten half a century later in coverage of the second wave of American feminism published by the midcentury’s leading newsmagazines, Time, Newsweek, and Life. In their initial reporting on “the woman problem,” these publications wondered why the achievement of suffrage had not satisfied women’s ...
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2020
While we know that undocumented youth have played critical roles in the fight for migrant rights in the 21st century, we know least about how this is playing out in the Southeastern United States. This chapter illuminates how racial legacies of Jim Crow, the Civil Rights Movement, and Cuban incorporation matter if we are to understand undocumented ...
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While we know that undocumented youth have played critical roles in the fight for migrant rights in the 21st century, we know least about how this is playing out in the Southeastern United States. This chapter illuminates how racial legacies of Jim Crow, the Civil Rights Movement, and Cuban incorporation matter if we are to understand undocumented ...
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ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1981
The key concept of a process in a multi-program, multi-processor operating system is examined in detail to highlight areas where appropriate hardware support can yield benefits. A sketch of one architecture providing appropriate support is given in sufficient detail to illustrate its flexibility and its low time and space overhead.
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The key concept of a process in a multi-program, multi-processor operating system is examined in detail to highlight areas where appropriate hardware support can yield benefits. A sketch of one architecture providing appropriate support is given in sufficient detail to illustrate its flexibility and its low time and space overhead.
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European Heart Journal - Cardiovascular Imaging, 2022
Waleed Tariq Siddiqui, Rukhsana Tariq
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Waleed Tariq Siddiqui, Rukhsana Tariq
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2018
Scholars have long suggested that nineteenth-century runaway slaves turned the U.S.-Mexico border into a line of freedom. However, as this chapter argues, such an interpretation of the border is somewhat problematic. A closer examination of the history of northern Tamaulipas explains why.
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Scholars have long suggested that nineteenth-century runaway slaves turned the U.S.-Mexico border into a line of freedom. However, as this chapter argues, such an interpretation of the border is somewhat problematic. A closer examination of the history of northern Tamaulipas explains why.
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