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Conceptualizing moral health for military moral injury care: theoretical foundations of the moral engagement group. [PDF]
Front PsychiatryAntal CJ.
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Sci RepSultan RA, Hamdy K, Essawy YAS.
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On the Capacity of Deletion Channels with States
2020 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT), 2020We consider the class of channels formed from the concatenation of a deletion channel and a finite-state channel. For this class of channels, we show that the operationally-defined capacity is equal to the stationary capacity. We also show that the stationary capacity can be approached by a sequence of Markov processes with increasing Markovian orders.
Yonglong Li, Vincent Y. F. Tan
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On the capacity of finite-state channels
2008 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2008New upper and lower bounds on the capacity of finite-state channels are established. For a class of channels, these bounds yield a single-letter capacity formula, which is previously unknown in the literature.
Jun Chen 0005 +2 more
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The Rate-and-State Capacity with Feedback
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2018The rate-and-state capacity of a state-dependent channel with a state-cognizant encoder is the highest possible rate of communication over the channel when the decoder—in addition to reliably decoding the data—must also reconstruct the state sequence with some required fidelity.
Shraga I. Bross, Amos Lapidoth
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2018
This chapter briefly discusses the state, its ‘capacity’ and how they relate to industrial policy. All nations design and implement policies. Some are successful and others fail. In fact, some governments succeed and others fail. But, so does the market; it sometimes succeeds and sometimes fails. The state’s capacity is a key determinant of the success
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This chapter briefly discusses the state, its ‘capacity’ and how they relate to industrial policy. All nations design and implement policies. Some are successful and others fail. In fact, some governments succeed and others fail. But, so does the market; it sometimes succeeds and sometimes fails. The state’s capacity is a key determinant of the success
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The State's Capacity to Change
Comparative Sociology, 1986The processes which occurred in the Philippines in 1986 were perceived as similar to the ones which took place in Poland in 1980-1981. This perceived similarity is based on some aspects of the state structure and on the fact that in both cases society rebelled against the regime.
Barbara A. Misztal, Bronislaw Misztal
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