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Neutral Net Neutrality

Proceedings of the 2016 ACM SIGCOMM Conference, 2016
Should applications receive special treatment from the network? And if so, who decides which applications are preferred? This discussion, known as net neutrality, goes beyond technology and is a hot political topic. In this paper we approach net neutrality from a user's perspective.
Yiannis Yiakoumis   +2 more
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The Neutral, Neutralization of the Neutral

2017
The motif of the neutral occupies a significant place in Blanchot’s thought. It would be no exaggeration to say that everything in his thinking is related to the “neutral” as its point of condensation, incandesecence, and vanishing, all at the same time.
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What Is Neutrality?

Ratio Juris, 2011
AbstractThis paper reinvestigates the question of liberal neutrality. We contend that current liberal discussions have been dominated—if not hijacked—by one particular interpretation of what neutrality could imply: namely, exclusive neutrality, aiming to exclude religious and cultural expressions from the public sphere.
Pierik, R., van der Burg, W.
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Neutral-Neutral Reactions

2011
A neutral-neutral reaction is a chemical reaction that occurs in collisions between atomic or molecular species that carry no electrical charge. Because of the extremely low gas densities that characterize even the densest regions of the ▶ interstellar medium, it is only necessary in this environment to consider bimolecular reactions that occur in ...
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Neutralizing differences: producing neutral doctors for (almost) neutral patients

Social Science & Medicine, 2000
Today 50% of medical students in Canada are women; they come from a wide range of racial, cultural, academic, and class backgrounds; they may openly identify as gay or lesbian. Yet to the extent that professional socialization produces uniformity of values, attitudes and future practice styles, the impact of increasing diversity is lessened. Based on a
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Parallel Neutrality

Journal of Economics, 2006
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Briec, Walter   +3 more
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The Activity of Neutrality

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2022
The author discusses the analyst's neutrality as an activity: a constantly moving position and an always-evolving process characterized by the analyst's thinking and curiosity about how to help the patient better know and become himself. The author maintains that neutrality is a cluster concept (Wittgenstein 1953) that includes a number of functions ...
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Neutrality and the Emergence of the Concept of Neutralism

The Review of Politics, 1960
Recently, Mr. Nehru, in one of his more censorious moods, complained of the manner in which words lose their meaning in cold war terminology. Such a complaint might well have provoked the reply that Mr. Nehru is as much a sinner as sinned against, and that the varying descriptions of India's foreign policy display a degree of slipperiness equal with ...
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Neutral Atmospheres

Space Science Reviews, 2008
This paper summarizes the understanding of aeronomy of neutral atmospheres in the solar system, discussing most planets as well as Saturn’s moon Titan and comets. The thermal structure and energy balance is compared, highlighting the principal reasons for discrepancies amongst the atmospheres, a combination of atmospheric composition, heliocentric ...
Mueller-Wodarg, Ingo   +7 more
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The Perils of Neutrality

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1996
The concept of analytic neutrality is reviewed with respect to its utility as a technical guideline. Participation of an analyst's personal judgments and affects in clinical work is discussed in relation to differing conceptions of how learning takes place in analysis.
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