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Must-Carry Regulation: A Must or a Burden? [PDF]
The first must-carry rules date back to 1990, the time when space on analogue broadcasting networks was limited and when supply grew quickly due to the introduction of private broadcasters. To ensure that channels of general interest would still be transmitted, countries introduced rules to regulate the scarcely available cable capacity.
van Eijk, N., van der Sloot, B.
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The mental model theory of reasoning postulates that individuals reason by constructing models of the situations described by the premises, but the number of explicit models and the information in them is kept to a minimum. The initial models of modal conditionals don't only represent the situations, but they also comment these situations, in terms of ...
W, Schaeken, G, d'Ydewalle
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"Lessons Must Be Learned"-But Are They? [PDF]
Despite all the software systems we have seen, both in <;i>IEEE Software's<;/i> columns and through our professional experience, periodically, something happens in the world of software engineering that really takes us by surprise. The last time we were in this position was after the revelation of software "cheats," that is, algorithms ...
Les Hatton, Anne-Françoise Rutkowski
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We exhibit a polynomial time computable plane curve GAMMA that has finite length, does not intersect itself, and is smooth except at one endpoint, but has the following property. For every computable parametrization f of GAMMA and every positive integer n, there is some positive-length subcurve of GAMMA that f retraces at least n times.
Xiaoyang Gu +2 more
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It Must Be So. But which Must?
In the last post, I noted some of the sociological overtones underpinning attitudes about dark matter and modified gravity theories. I didn’t get as far as the more scientifically interesting part, which illustrates a common form of reasoning in physics.
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Una crítica sobre la condena de una joven musulmana y su humillación pública. Este relato presenta a los lectores la triste realidad de cómo el sufrimiento de una mujer se hace espectáculo en una sociedad profundamente ...
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"That must be it" : epistemic modality of "must"
Das Modalverb 'must' kann entweder epistemisch oder deontisch interpretiert werden, je nachdem in welchem Kontext es auftritt. Die deontische Modalität steht im Zusammenhang mit Obligation und Erlaubnis, wohingegen die epistemische Modalität mit dem Wissen und Glauben über Möglichkeiten und Wahrscheinlichkeiten verbunden wird.
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The 2027 BCPT Perspectives on Studies Involving Natural Products, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Systems Pharmacology. [PDF]
Tveden-Nyborg P +4 more
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The weight of the elephant(s): rethinking the tyranny of tradition in modern paramedic education. [PDF]
Brogan J.
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