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Determining Need for clinical Technology
Emergency Health Services Quarterly, 1983Formal and informal computations of "need" used to determine distribution of public funding within emergency health services do little to alleviate contention over priorities. This article examines two sources of disagreement: the different conceptual perspectives on need, and the inabilities of clinical device designers, physicians, and health ...
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The Determinants of change: Deterrence and Technology
The Adelphi Papers, 1980Deterrence is the characteristic strategic concept of the nuclear age. By no means new, it has been invested with fresh and central significance by the potential of nuclear weapons for producing a rapid and complete catastrophe, against which there is commonly assumed to be no defence.
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The Determinants of Technological Exaptation
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2015The concept of exaptation was originally introduced in evolutionary biology. In innovation studies, an exaptation refers to a technology co-opted for its current function thanks to technological fe...
Mariano Mastrogiorgio, Victor Gilsing
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DETERMINANTS OF TECHNOLOGY LICENSING.
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2004The licensor's stock of knowledge and experience with technology licensing, the rate of growth of its primary sector, the strength of intellectual property protection, and the general purpose natur...
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The No-Go Zone of Journalism Studies—Revisiting the Concept of Technological Determinism
Digital Journalism, 2023Ester Appelgren
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New social relations of digital technology and the future of work: Beyond technological determinism
New Technology, Work and Employment, 2023Charles Umney +2 more
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