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In Praise of Eponyms

Lancet, The, 1973
H E M Kay, H E Kay
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In praise of artifice

Nature Neuroscience, 2005
The visual system evolved to process natural images, and the goal of visual neuroscience is to understand the computations it uses to do this. Indeed the goal of any theory of visual function is a model that will predict responses to any stimulus, including natural scenes.
Nicole C, Rust, J Anthony, Movshon
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Praise, Praise and More Praise: Part 2

Leadership & Organization Development Journal, 1991
The second of five articles is presented on results achieved by use of positive reinforcement techniques by a US hospital Medical Information Systems department. The aims were to improve the department′s performance and win co‐operation from the administration, other departments, medical staff.
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In praise of homomorphisms

Computer Science Review, 2021
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Pavol Hell, Jaroslav Nesetril
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In Praise of Praise

2018
It is a commonplace that blameworthy agents deserve blame, and praiseworthy agents deserve praise. But while blame has in recent years received considerable and often illuminating philosophical discussion (e.g. Bell 2013; Coates and Tognazzini 2013; Hieronymi 2004; Mason 2011; McKenna 2012; Pickard 2014; Scanlon 2008; Sher 2008; Smith 2007; Talbert ...
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Response praised

Nursing Standard, 1987
A terrorist bomb which killed 11 people at a Remembrance Day service in Northern Ireland last week also claimed the lives of three nurses.
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In praise of blushing

Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2007
SummaryMany people are extremely anxious about their blushing and regard it as the cause of their social difficulties rather than as a symptom of them. This paper addresses the belief that there is something inherently unpleasant or unattractive about blushing.
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In Praise of Idleness

Journal of Cardiac Failure, 2011
I usually work with my office door open. It affords opportunities to discuss matters with colleagues on an informal basis and simply makes my day more interactive. Sometimes I worry that colleagues will see me in the office and think I am not working. I suppose this depends on the definition of work.
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