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The modern hospital in historical context

2009 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2009
The evolution and development of hospitals in their historical context is quickly reviewed, starting first as simple shelters for the sick and indigent, waiting essentially for death, up to the relatively recent concept of true health centers where patients face a high probability of actual recovery and rehabilitation. Anesthesia, microbiology, asepsia,
Max E, Valentinuzzi, Ron, Leder
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Redfield's lost paper in a modern context

Journal of Graph Theory, 1984
AbstractAn alternative proof of the main results of the preceding paper by J. Howard Redfield is provided in modern terminology. The relationship of Redfield's results with a number of more recent articles is discussed. This is necessitated by the delay of over forty years between the submission and publication of his lost paper.
J. I. Hall, Edgar M. Palmer, Robert W. Robinson   +2 more
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Introduction: Modernism, Modernity, and the Middlebrow in Context

2013
This book discusses a broad spectrum of writing by women much of which is not widely-known, including forgotten drama, narratives of empire, opinion-shaping journalism, poetry originally published in small magazines, feminine middlebrow fiction, historical novels, and popular crime fiction.
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The Context Imperative Sentences of Modern Chinese

2011 International Conference on Asian Language Processing, 2011
The present study of the imperative-expression category in modern Chinese mainly focuses on form the mood imperative sentences in general meaning. Besides the mood imperative sentences, the imperative expression also concludes those sentences that have imperative functions in context.
Hao Zhao, Kaihong Yang
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MODERNISM AND THE MODERN NOVEL IN THE CONTEXT OF ANALYSIS

2022
The novel is modern for its time in every age, and what is meant by modernism in literature is a certain periodwith its own characteristics. According to Jesse Matz, in this sense, modernity is the period in which the stateof endless change and renewal, which forces human life and character to constantly change, begins todominate.
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The Modern Hospital in Historical Context: A Modern Health Bonanza [Retrospectroscope]

IEEE Pulse, 2012
The evolution and development of hospitals in their historical context are quickly reviewed in this column, starting first as simple shelters for the sick and indigent who were waiting essentially for death, and up to the relatively recent concept of true health centers where patients face a high probability of actual recovery and rehabilitation ...
Max E, Valentinuzzi, Ron S, Leder
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Global Modernization in Context

2014
This chapter traces some of modernity’s premodern origins and argues that many premodern forms survive into the modern period, such that any contemporary social configuration typically combines both modern and premodern elements, albeit to different degrees and in different shapes.
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Introduction: Modernity and Modernism in a Japanese Context

2011
If you had visited Japan in the year 1850 (a dangerous thing for any foreigner to do), you would have witnessed a country that, in many respects, still seemed to belong to the middle ages. If you travelled from Kyoto up to Edo (present-day Tokyo), you would have journeyed at a snail’s pace up the main national artery, a dirt road called the Tōkaidō or ‘
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