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Pediatrics, 1982
The National SIDS Foundation recently issued a statement1 proposing that the term "infantile apnea" be used in place of "near-miss SIDS." I appreciate the Foundation's desire to avoid the confusion that the term near-miss SIDS carries but I decry transferring that confusion to the previously well-defined term "apnea." Apnea is defined as transient ...
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The National SIDS Foundation recently issued a statement1 proposing that the term "infantile apnea" be used in place of "near-miss SIDS." I appreciate the Foundation's desire to avoid the confusion that the term near-miss SIDS carries but I decry transferring that confusion to the previously well-defined term "apnea." Apnea is defined as transient ...
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2012 IEEE 12th International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation, 2012
It is often claimed that duplicated source code fragments increase the maintenance effort in software systems. To investigate the impact of so called clones it is useful to analyze how they evolve. A previous study analyzed several aspects of the evolution of identical clones in nine open source systems and has found that the peculiarity of clone ...
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It is often claimed that duplicated source code fragments increase the maintenance effort in software systems. To investigate the impact of so called clones it is useful to analyze how they evolve. A previous study analyzed several aspects of the evolution of identical clones in nine open source systems and has found that the peculiarity of clone ...
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The psychology of the near miss
Journal of Gambling Behavior, 1986Near misses are widely believed to encourage future play, even in games of chance where the probability of winning remains constant from trial to trial. Some commercial gambling systems, particularly instant lotteries and slot machines, are contrived to ensure a higher frequency of near misses than would be expected by chance alone.
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Integrating Safety-I and Safety-II Approaches in Near Miss Management: A Critical Analysis
Sustainability, 2023Maria Grazia Gnoni +2 more
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Analysis and Implications of the Management of Near-Miss Events: A Game Theoretic Approach
Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2021Yael Perlman, Sara Westreich
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Semi-supervised near-miss fall detection for ironworkers with a wearable inertial measurement unit
Automation in Construction, 2016Mehmet C Vuran +2 more
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