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Forensic mortality in northern Tunisia in 2023: a cross-sectional study comparing ICD-11 and ICD-10 coding. [PDF]

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Railway Systems–Railway Engineering

2021
Railway travel is the smallest mode of transport but is becoming increasingly important. Urbanization needs more powerful urban rail systems, while intercity traffic needs fast, reliable, and high-performance long-distance train systems. Also, transport of freight by rail over long distances is increasing. The reason for this is the high transportation
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Death on the Railway

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1976
Abstract Deaths of medicolegal interest occurring or discovered on railroad property have received little or no attention in the recent literature. While studies of deaths associated with other means of transportation, particularly road vehicles and aircraft, have been reported at length and in depth, railroad-related deaths have been ...
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A Kenyan railway? A Kenyatta railway?

2023
Abstract This chapter lays out the ways in which Kenyan electoral institutions incentivized the political champion, in this case President Uhuru Kenyatta, to take a personalistic approach to the Chinese-sponsored Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project. It traces Kenyatta’s personalistic approach to SGR implementation back to the historical
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5G waveforms for Railway

2017 15th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications (ITST), 2017
In this paper we review the most promising 5G waveform candidates and their robustness to the Railway context and particularly the high speed. We surf in addition the compatibility of these waveforms to the short packet communication and the MIMO technologies which are fundamental components of future wireless communication systems.
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Conquest By Railway

2012
Three weeks after the Japanese surrender, there were those on the Japanese side who still believed that, with the strengths still available to the Japanese High Command, to have opted to refuse surrender and to continue the war, was a rational choice (ri ari). This chapter examines the grounds for this rational choice.
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