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  1. Morten Lund: Eesti Skype'i programmeerijad on planeedi nutikaimad inimesed / Morten Lund ; intervjueerinud Kaspar Näf

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    Lund, Morten, 1972-

    2010-01-01

    Skype'i rahastaja, riskiinvestor Morten Lund vastab küsimustele, mis puudutavad riskiinvestorite erinevust investeerimispankuritest, riskikapitali investoriks saamist, investeerimist majanduskriisi ajal, Skype'i investeerimist ja tulevikku, Eesti konkurentsivõimet innovaatilisest apektist ning käimasolevaid ja lõppenud projekte

  2. Jury selection and jury trial in Spain: between theory and practice

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    Mar Jimeno-Bulnes

    2011-12-01

    Full Text Available The Jury Court in Spain is composed of nine citizens and is headed by a magistrate belonging to the Provincial Court, Chamber of Criminal. These citizens participate as lay assessors in a very particular way. The Spanish Jury Law 5/1995 contemplates its intervention in criminal proceedings as a sort of ‘duty-right’; one hand, inasmuch as it is a right, the law guarantees a remuneration; on the other, inasmuch as it is a duty, the Jury Law does not provide any sort of sanction because of inassistance. Also legal status of the Spanish jurors is established by a complicated system of qualification and disqualifications causes. There are four categories for disqualification: incapacities, incompatibilities, prohibitions and excuses, which contemplate various personal and professional circumstances. In contrast, certain omissions in the regulation may be appreciated such as the conscientious objection for example, which becomes the most controversial question with regard to the duty to act as a juror.The purpose of present paper is to discuss the abover points and examines how jury selection and service actually proceeds in Spanish Jury Courts. An initial reference is made to the composition of the lists of prospective jurors, which includes an explanation of the way in which prospective jurors are designated by random from the electoral census and how the definitive lists are drawn up in each province at two-yearly intervals and delivered to the Provincial Courts. Subsequently, the trial jury selection system is presented along with other measures that relate to jury participation in criminal proceedings, such as the completion of a questionnaire on lawful grounds for disqualification and the distribution of a copy of the ‘jury handbook’ to each selected juror. References are also made to the possibility of challenges for cause and without cause (peremptory challenges both by the parties to the trial, defence and prosecution, as well as to

  3. The effects of jury size, evidence complexity, and note taking on jury process and performance in a civil trial.

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    Horowitz, Irwin A; Bordens, Kenneth S

    2002-02-01

    A total of 567 jury-eligible men and women who were assigned to 6- or 12-person juries saw a videotaped civil trial that contained either I or 4 plaintiffs. Half the juries took notes, whereas the remainder did not. Six-person juries that did not take notes awarded multiple plaintiffs the highest amounts of compensation. Six-person juries also gave the highest punitive damages when they did not take notes and judged multiple plaintiffs. The punitive awards of 6-person juries were highly variable compared with 12-person juries. Multiple plaintiffs also increased the unpredictability of jury punitive awards. Twelve-person juries deliberated longer, recalled more probative information, and relied less than 6-person juries on evaluative statements and nonprobative evidence. Limitations and implications are discussed.

  4. Juris International

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    A database on international trade law aimed at lawyers and legal counsel in developing and transition economies. Juris International is a multilingual collection (English, Spanish, and French) of legal information on international trade. Juris International aims to facilitate and reduce the work involved in research for business lawyers, advisers and in-house counsel, and state organizations in developing nd transition economies, by providing access to texts which have often been difficult to obtain. Its objective is to gather a large quantity of basic information at one site (favoring complete legal texts), without the need to send for the information, and consequently without excessive communication costs for users who d benefit from an efficient and cheap telecommunications network.

  5. Trial by jury in the United States

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    Lochhead Robert

    2015-10-01

    Full Text Available Th e Republic of Moldova is considering the adoption of trial by jury in select criminal cases. Th e following article is intended to contribute to the discussion of that proposal. Th e article will briefl y describe the history of juries under the English common law and as adopted by the United States. It will then outline some of the basic procedures in trials by jury as currently practiced in the United States federal court system.

  6. Trial by Jury in Russian Military Courts

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    Nikolai P. Kovalev

    2008-07-01

    Full Text Available One of peculiar features of the military criminal justice system in Russia is that in some cases military defendants may apply for trial by jury. Unlike the existing U.S. court-martial jury and the Russian military jury of the early 1900s (World War I period which were comprised of the members of the armed forces, in modern Russia jurors trying military defendants are civilians. This article aims to provide a brief history of military jury in Russia and identify issues of independence and impartiality in Russian military courts with participation of lay decision-makers. In particular, the article will analyze two high-profile cases which resulted in acquittals of Russian officers accused of killing several Chechen civilians during counter-terrorist operations in Chechnya.

  7. Silmapaistev Juri Lotmani ja Zara Mintsi arhiiv

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    2007-01-01

    Tallinna Ülikoolis paikneb rahvusvaheliselt tunnustatud semiootiku Juri Lotmani ja tema abikaasa Zara Mintsi arhiiv ja raamatukogu. Juri Lotmani poeg ja Tallinna Ülikooli Eesti Humanitaarinstituudi professor Mihhail Lotman on rahul, et arhiiv asub Eestis

  8. How Juries Assess Universal Design in Norwegian Architectural School Competitions.

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    Houck, Leif D

    2016-01-01

    This paper investigates how architectural school competition juries assess Universal Design. The method used is a case study of 18 recent architectural school competitions in Norway. The results show that most competition briefs ask for Universal Designed buildings. In 8 of the 18 cases, Universal Design is mentioned as an assessment criterion. In 11 of the 18 cases, Universal Design is commented on by the juries in the jury reports, but only in 3 of the cases, do the juries assess this aspect consistently on every competition project. The overall impression is that some amount of uncertainty looms concerning how Universal Design should be assessed in the competition stage. Based on the findings, future juries should concentrate on orientation and overview prior to technicalities and details.

  9. How should we go about jury research in Scotland?

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    Chalmers, James; Leverick, Fiona

    2016-01-01

    Considers why jury research is needed in Scotland, and the methods that could be used. Discusses the justifications for research into jury reasoning and decision-making advanced by the Post-Corroboration Safeguards Review, and its proposals on issues such as simple majority verdicts. Examines options for research with real or mock juries, the possible research questions, and whether reform of the Contempt of Court Act 1981 would be necessary.

  10. Juri Jerjomin : teatr dolzhen bõt derzkim / Juri Jerjomin ; interv. Boris Tuch

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    Jerjomin, Juri

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Mängitakse Juri Jerjomini lavastusi "Mees, naine ja armuke" (F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal) ja Tennessee Williamsi "Tramm nimega Iha". Vestluses lavastajaga ka vene teatrist, arengust, näitekirjanikest, lavastustest

  11. The Invention of the Jury in " The Auto Mary " by Ariano Suassuna

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    Ezilda Claudia de Melo

    2016-06-01

    Full Text Available It identified the intersections between the jury and literature , the "Auto da Compadecida " Ariano Suassuna . He embarked at the intersection field between law and Literary Arts to identify the characters, ritual and emotion in the jury of the show presented by him . The trial is the real key to understanding this work and is the intersection point of this research, with the law as it is intended to relate the institution of the jury from the buildings Ariano Suassuna . It was concluded that emotionality gives on the rationality of the jury.

  12. JurisLIT Final Report.

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    Sacramento County Probation Dept., Sacramento, CA.

    JurisLIT was a literacy training effort operated jointly by the Sacramento County Probation Department, the Sacramento County Office of Education, the Los Rios Community College District, and the Superior and Municipal Courts of Sacramento County from March 1990 to March 1994. The program required selected probationers aged 18-30 to participate in…

  13. Blinded by the White: A Comparative Analysis of Jury Challenges on Racial Grounds

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    Thalia Anthony

    2017-08-01

    Full Text Available Indigenous peoples in Australia, the United States and Canada are significantly overrepresented as defendants in criminal trials and yet vastly underrepresented on juries in criminal trials. This means that all-white juries mostly determine the guilt of Indigenous defendants or white defendants responsible for harming Indigenous victims. In this article, we explore cases in which Indigenous defendants have perceived that an all-white jury’s prejudice against Indigenous people would prevent them receiving a fair trial. It focuses on Indigenous defendants (often facing charges in relation to protesting against white racism challenging the array of all-white juries. Across these cases, Australian courts rely on formal notions of fairness in jury selection to dismiss the Indigenous defendant’s perception of bias and foreclose an inquiry into the potential prejudices of white jurors. We compare the Australian judicial ‘colour-blindness’ towards all-white juries with that of the United States and Canada. We argue that the tendency for courts in the United States and Canada to question jurors on their biases provides useful lessons for Australian judiciaries, including in relation to the impending trials of Indigenous defendants in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, accused of committing crimes in response to white racist violence. Nonetheless, across all jurisdictions where there is a challenge to the array based on racial composition, courts consistently uphold all-white juries. We suggest that the judicial view of the racial neutrality of white jury selection misapprehends the substantive biases in jury selection and the injustice perceived by defendants in having a white jury adjudicate an alleged crime that is committed in circumstances involving protest against white prejudice.

  14. FREEDOM OF PRESS AND JURY TRIAL IN ISTRIA 1848/1849

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    Dunja Pastović

    2015-01-01

    Full Text Available In Istria, as a part of the Austrian legal system, jury trial was initially introduced in the revolutionary year of 1848 only for press offenses, in the framework of aspirations for freedom of thought and expression through the press, which represented the most appropriate medium for the dissemination of new ideas and mobilization of the political masses. Trial by jury was supposed to secure impartial and objective trials, which could not be expected of professional judges due to insufficient guarantees of their impartiality. This paper examines the press-related orders and laws passed during 1848 and 1849 which regulated the freedom of press and jury jurisdiction. On the basis of an analysis of the legislative framework, jurisprudence, and the Istrian press during the examined time period, the author has decided that the introduction of the freedom of the press and jury trials for press offenses in 1848/1849 on the territory of Istria didn’t have a large practical significance.

  15. Origin of a Jury Trial in the European Countries

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    Radik N. Hamitov

    2017-11-01

    Full Text Available Traditionally it is believed that the birthplace of the jury trial creation is England, but the issue of the birthplace location of this particular form of popular participation in the criminal justice administration is not yet fully resolved by the historical science. The continental lawyers were particularly interested in the jury trial among other institutions of English law, in which the English themselves identified the stronghold of the country's law and order, its political and civil freedom. It is not difficult to see that the main role was not played by the judges, but by the community representatives in this form of justice administration. Since then the community has been gaining more and more importance in England as a state body in the matter of justice administration, and the initial forms of its activity have being further developed in this direction. This works investigates roots of jury trial by basing on such methods as historical, systemic, formally logical, concrete-historical, comparative legal analysis method.­ The authors, in turn, come to the conclusion that the jury trial has its roots still in the Ancient States, but the classical modern model owes its origin to England.

  16. When Justice Is Up to You. Celebrating America's Guarantee of Trial by Jury.

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    Featuring a mock trial tested in the District of Columbia, the objective of this manual is to help students learn more about the constitutional guarantee of trial by jury. Prepared as five separate lessons, the manual examines one alternative to the jury system--trial by ordeal; traces the development of the guarantee of trial by jury; explores…

  17. Monitoring Protein Conformation Changes as an Activating Step for Protein Interactions with Cross-linking/MS Analysis. / Chen, Zhuo; Rasmussen, Morten; Tahir, Salman; Clark, C.A.C; Barlow, Paul; Rappsilber, Juri

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    Rasmussen, Morten

    of C3 to its active form C3b. C3 (187kDa) is a twelve domain protein (ANA, CUB, TED and MG1 to MG9). During the conversion of C3 to C3b, one domain, ANA (99 residues), is proteolytically removed and a number of domains change their position. This exposes protein-binding sites for downstream...... interactions in the complement response.   Methods 250 pmol of C3 and C3b were both cross-linked with a 1000X excess of cross-linkers. BS2G, BS3, and sulfo-EGS were applied respectively. The cross-linking products were separated with 1D-PAGE gel. Monomer bands were sliced and digested with trypsin. Cross......-terminus. The TED domain relocates as is revealed by three cross-links to the ANA domain in C3 and four cross-links to the MG1 domain in C3b, a domain that is remote in C3. In C3b case, a cross-link within the CUB domain suggests a folded structure of this domain, a matter of dispute in the competing crystal...

  18. Fast and Accurate Identification of Cross-Linked Peptides for the Structural Analysis of Large Protein Complexes and Elucidation of Interaction Networks. / Tahir, Salman; Bukowski-Wills, Jimi-Carlo; Rasmussen, Morten; Rappsilber, Juri

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    Rasmussen, Morten

    to investigate protein structure and protein-protein interactions. When applied to single proteins or small purified protein complexes, this methodology works well. However certain challenges arise when applied to more complex samples. One of the main problems is the combinatorial increase in the search space...... simplify a spectrum because we remove all peaks that are accounted for by the fragmentation of peptide one. This approach is highly sensitive and scales well as revealed by searching our data of synthetic cross-links against a large sequence database. Currently, against a protein database of >1300 proteins...... a spectrum is searched in 0.35 seconds - a vast improvement when compared to the exhaustive search method of combining every potential cross-link for each spectrum(60 hours). In fact the search time is comparable, if not better, than existing linear search engines. Furthermore, we auto-validate the results...

  19. Juri Jerjomini lavastused suvel Tallinnas / Andres Laasik

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    Laasik, Andres, 1960-2016

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini mängitakse Estonia teatris Mossoveti teatris valminud Juri Jerjomini lavastusi - Fjodor Dostojevski ja Ivan Turgenevi teoste põhjal "Mees, naine ja armuke" ja Tennessee Williamsi "Tramm nimega iha"

  20. ComplexViewer: visualization of curated macromolecular complexes.

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    Combe, Colin W; Sivade, Marine Dumousseau; Hermjakob, Henning; Heimbach, Joshua; Meldal, Birgit H M; Micklem, Gos; Orchard, Sandra; Rappsilber, Juri

    2017-11-15

    Proteins frequently function as parts of complexes, assemblages of multiple proteins and other biomolecules, yet network visualizations usually only show proteins as parts of binary interactions. ComplexViewer visualizes interactions with more than two participants and thereby avoids the need to first expand these into multiple binary interactions. Furthermore, if binding regions between molecules are known then these can be displayed in the context of the larger complex. freely available under Apache version 2 license; EMBL-EBI Complex Portal: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/complexportal; Source code: https://github.com/MICommunity/ComplexViewer; Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/complexviewer; http://biojs.io/d/complexviewer. Language: JavaScript; Web technology: Scalable Vector Graphics; Libraries: D3.js. colin.combe@ed.ac.uk or juri.rappsilber@ed.ac.uk. © The Author 2017. Published by Oxford University Press.

  1. Argumentation in Science Teacher Education: The simulated jury as a resource for teaching and learning

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    Drumond Vieira, Rodrigo; da Rocha Bernardo, José Roberto; Evagorou, Maria; Florentino de Melo, Viviane

    2015-05-01

    In this article, we focus on the contributions that a simulated jury-based activity might have for pre-service teachers, especially for their active participation and learning in teacher education. We observed a teacher educator using a series of simulated juries as teaching resources to help pre-service teachers develop their pedagogical knowledge and their argumentation abilities in a physics teacher methods course. For the purposes of this article, we have selected one simulated jury-based activity, comprising two opposed groups of pre-service teachers that presented aspects that hinder the teachers' development of professional knowledge (against group) and aspects that allow this development (favor group). After the groups' presentations, a group of judges was formed to evaluate the discussion. We applied a multi-level method for discourse analysis and the results showed that (1) the simulated jury afforded the pre-service teachers to position themselves as active knowledge producers; (2) the teacher acted as 'animator' of the pre-service teachers' actions, showing responsiveness to the emergence of circumstantial teaching and learning opportunities and (3) the simulated jury culminated in the judges' identification of the pattern 'concrete/obstacles-ideological/possibilities' in the groups' responses, which was elaborated by the teacher for the whole class. Implications from this study include using simulated juries for teaching and learning and for the development of the pre-service teachers' argumentative abilities. The potential of simulated juries to improve teaching and learning needs to be further explored in order to inform the uses and reflections of this resource in science education.

  2. Juri Lotmani kunstiteksti lugemise õpetus / Ülle Pärli

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    Pärli, Ülle

    2007-01-01

    Ilukirjanduslike tekstide kasutamisest vene keele õpetamisel. Kirjandusteksti analüüsi põhimõtetest Juri Lotmani monograafiates. Lotmani osalusel koostatud kirjandusõpikutest ja kirjanduslikust lugemikust

  3. Statistical Outlier Detection for Jury Based Grading Systems

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    Thompson, Mary Kathryn; Clemmensen, Line Katrine Harder; Rosas, Harvey

    2013-01-01

    This paper presents an algorithm that was developed to identify statistical outliers from the scores of grading jury members in a large project-based first year design course. The background and requirements for the outlier detection system are presented. The outlier detection algorithm...... and the follow-up procedures for score validation and appeals are described in detail. Finally, the impact of various elements of the outlier detection algorithm, their interactions, and the sensitivity of their numerical values are investigated. It is shown that the difference in the mean score produced...... by a grading jury before and after a suspected outlier is removed from the mean is the single most effective criterion for identifying potential outliers but that all of the criteria included in the algorithm have an effect on the outlier detection process....

  4. Juri Lotman Püha Graali otsinguil / L. G. C.

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    L. G. C.

    2008-01-01

    Dokumentaalfilm semiootik Juri Lotmanist (1922-1993) "Lotmani maailm" : stsenaristid Agne Nelk, Rein Pakk : režissöör A. Nelk : produtsent Kiur Aarma : animatsioon Rait Siska : Ruut, 2008. Autoriks L. G. C. - Leonard Gaius Cohen e. Lemmit Kaplinski

  5. Engaging the public in healthcare decision-making: results from a Citizens' Jury on emergency care services.

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    Scuffham, P A; Moretto, N; Krinks, R; Burton, P; Whitty, J A; Wilson, A; Fitzgerald, G; Littlejohns, P; Kendall, E

    2016-11-01

    Policies addressing ED crowding have failed to incorporate the public's perspectives; engaging the public in such policies is needed. This study aimed at determining the public's recommendations related to alternative models of care intended to reduce crowding, optimising access to and provision of emergency care. A Citizens' Jury was convened in Queensland, Australia, to consider priority setting and resource allocation to address ED crowding. Twenty-two jurors were recruited from the electoral roll, who were interested and available to attend the jury from 15 to 17 June 2012. Juror feedback was collected via a survey immediately following the end of the jury. The jury considered that all patients attending the ED should be assessed with a minority of cases diverted for assistance elsewhere. Jurors strongly supported enabling ambulance staff to treat patients in their homes without transporting them to the ED, and allowing non-medical staff to treat some patients without seeing a doctor. Jurors supported (in principle) patient choice over aspects of their treatment (when, where and type of health professional) with some support for patients paying towards treatment but unanimous opposition for patients paying to be prioritised. Most of the jurors were satisfied with their experience of the Citizens' Jury process, but some jurors perceived the time allocated for deliberations as insufficient. These findings suggest that the general public may be open to flexible models of emergency care. The jury provided clear recommendations for direct public input to guide health policy to tackle ED crowding. Published by the BMJ Publishing Group Limited. For permission to use (where not already granted under a licence) please go to http://www.bmj.com/company/products-services/rights-and-licensing/.

  6. Goffman on the jury: real jurors' attention to the "offstage" of trials.

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    Rose, Mary R; Diamond, Shari Seidman; Baker, Kimberly M

    2010-08-01

    Social psychologist Erving Goffman, in his classic work The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, provides a framework that explains why jurors may turn their attention at the courthouse to information not formally presented from the witness stand. We dub this "offstage observation," a type of juror behavior that has not been systematically examined empirically. Analyzing a unique data source of 50 actual jury deliberations in civil trials, we find that jurors do look to the offstage in evaluating the claims of the parties. However, in contrast to predictions, these observations played a surprisingly minor role in the jury deliberation process.

  7. Application of uti possidetis juris principle in the process of determination of international borders

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    Tubić Bojan

    2011-01-01

    Full Text Available Uti possidetis juris principle was basic rule in determining international borders in the period of decolonization. It was applied in Latin America and Africa, but also at the end of 20th century in the processes of dissolution of USSR, SFRY and Czechoslovakia. Uti possidetis juris principle is based on the presumption that former colonial administrative borders kept stability and territorial integrity. It was undoubtedly connected with the right of self-determination. It keeps the existing borders by preventing secession, but in that way it does not solve the problem of badly determined and disputed borders. The unclear foundations on which the borders were determined can be a source of chaos and indisputes, which was shown n some cases before the International Court of Justice. The dominant theory is that uti possidetis juris principle should be applied with certain limitations, in the period after decolonization as a basis for preserving the territorial integrity of postcolonial states.

  8. Court grants courier a jury trial based on fear of AIDS.

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    1996-03-08

    A medical courier who was exposed to blood from a leaking container will be granted a jury trial in Albuquerque, NM. Courier [name removed] was splashed with blood and became alarmed because she had paper cuts on her hands. Repeated blood tests for HIV and hepatitis B were negative. A Bernallilo County judge initially dismissed [name removed]'s lawsuit when the hospital revealed that there was no HIV present in the splashed liquid. A three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals ruled to allow [name removed] a jury trial because New Mexico law no longer requires a plaintiff to prove that the defendant's actions created actual danger or physical impact. The panel determined that [name removed]'s allegations stated a cause for negligent infliction of emotional distress.

  9. Investigating Comprehension in Real World Tasks: Understanding Jury Instructions.

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    Charrow, Veda R.; Charrow, Robert

    This paper discusses the results of part of an ongoing project studying an aspect of real world language usage, the comprehension of standard jury instructions. Problems in the comprehension of these instructions include the memory load that they impose, the fact that most instructions are read only once, and the fact that instructions are written…

  10. Einstein's Jury The Race to Test Relativity

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    Crelinsten, Jeffrey

    2006-01-01

    Einstein's Jury is the dramatic story of how astronomers in Germany, England, and America competed to test Einstein's developing theory of relativity. Weaving a rich narrative based on extensive archival research, Jeffrey Crelinsten shows how these early scientific debates shaped cultural attitudes we hold today. The book examines Einstein's theory of general relativity through the eyes of astronomers, many of whom were not convinced of the legitimacy of Einstein's startling breakthrough. These were individuals with international reputations to uphold and benefactors and shareholders to p

  11. Investigating the Extent to Which Patients Should Control Access to Patient Records for Research: A Deliberative Process Using Citizens’ Juries

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    Bozentko, Kyle; Clement, Sarah; Hunn, Amanda; Hassan, Lamiece; Norris, Ruth; Oswald, Malcolm; Peek, Niels

    2018-01-01

    Background The secondary use of health data for research raises complex questions of privacy and governance. Such questions are ill-suited to opinion polling where citizens must choose quickly between multiple-choice answers based on little information. Objective The aim of this project was to extend knowledge about what control informed citizens would seek over the use of health records for research after participating in a deliberative process using citizens’ juries. Methods Two 3-day citizens’ juries, of 17 citizens each, were convened to reflect UK national demographics from 355 eligible applicants. Each jury addressed the mission “To what extent should patients control access to patient records for secondary use?” Jurors heard from and questioned 5 expert witnesses (chosen either to inform the jury, or to argue for and against the secondary use of data), interspersed with structured opportunities to deliberate among themselves, including discussion and role-play. Jurors voted on a series of questions associated with the jury mission, giving their rationale. Individual views were polled using questionnaires at the beginning and at end of the process. Results At the end of the process, 33 out of 34 jurors voted in support of the secondary use of data for research, with 24 wanting individuals to be able to opt out, 6 favoring opt in, and 3 voting that all records should be available without any consent process. When considering who should get access to data, both juries had very similar rationales. Both thought that public benefit was a key justification for access. Jury 1 was more strongly supportive of sharing patient records for public benefit, whereas jury 2 was more cautious and sought to give patients more control. Many jurors changed their opinion about who should get access to health records: 17 people became more willing to support wider information sharing of health data for public benefit, whereas 2 moved toward more patient control over

  12. The verdict on jury trials for juveniles: the effects of defendant's age on trial outcomes.

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    Warling, Diane; Peterson-Badali, Michele

    2003-01-01

    With the progression to more adult-like policies and procedures for youth in the justice system, the right to a jury trial has been extended to young offenders. These youth would not be tried by a jury of their peers, however, but by a jury of adults. The concern is that adult jurors may hold negative attitudes about youth that might influence their decision making in a case involving a young defendant. Two studies examined whether and under what conditions defendant's age affects jurors' decisions about the guilt and sentencing of an accused. In study 1, data were gathered from two samples of jury eligible adults: one university sample and one public sample. Mock jurors read written transcripts of a trial involving a defendant who was presented as either 13, 17, or 25 years of age. Results indicated that the defendant's age had no effect on mock jurors' verdict or their ratings of defendant guilt. However, younger defendants were granted shorter sentences than the adult defendants. In study 2, mock jurors read the same trial presented in study 1 but were asked to deliberate about the case and render group verdicts. These group verdicts did not differ significantly by defendant's age. Age-related themes that emerged from group deliberations were identified, and results indicated that age tended to be used as a mitigating factor in favor of youth rather than against them. These findings are discussed in terms of their implications for youth justice policy and practice. Copyright 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

  13. Juri Lotmani raamatu tõlge kandideerib USAs auhinnale

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    2014-01-01

    Juri Lotmani monograafia "Непредсказуемые механизмы культуры" tõlge inglise keelde "The Unpredictable Workings of Culture" nomineeriti Ameerika Slaavi ja Ida-Euroopa Keelte Õpetajate Ühingu 2013. aasta parima tõlkeraamatu auhinnale. Tõlke autor on Kenti Ülikooli slavistika professor Brian Baer ning raamat on ilmunud Tallinna Ülikooli Kirjastuse väljaandena

  14. Yes, the government should tax soft drinks: findings from a citizens' jury in Australia.

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    Moretto, Nicole; Kendall, Elizabeth; Whitty, Jennifer; Byrnes, Joshua; Hills, Andrew P; Gordon, Louisa; Turkstra, Erika; Scuffham, Paul; Comans, Tracy

    2014-02-27

    Taxation has been suggested as a possible preventive strategy to address the serious public health concern of childhood obesity. Understanding the public's viewpoint on the potential role of taxation is vital to inform policy decisions if they are to be acceptable to the wider community. A Citizens' Jury is a deliberative method for engaging the public in decision making and can assist in setting policy agendas. A Citizens' Jury was conducted in Brisbane, Australia in May 2013 to answer the question: Is taxation on food and drinks an acceptable strategy to the public in order to reduce rates of childhood obesity? Citizens were randomly selected from the electoral roll and invited to participate. Thirteen members were purposively sampled from those expressing interest to broadly reflect the diversity of the Australian public. Over two days, participants were presented with evidence on the topic by experts, were able to question witnesses and deliberate on the evidence. The jurors unanimously supported taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks but generally did not support taxation on processed meats, snack foods and foods eaten/ purchased outside the home. They also supported taxation on snack foods on the condition that traffic light labelling was also introduced. Though they were not specifically asked to deliberate strategies outside of taxation, the jurors strongly recommended more nutritional information on all food packaging using the traffic light and teaspoon labelling systems for sugar, salt and fat content. The Citizens' Jury suggests that the general public may support taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks to reduce rates of obesity in children. Regulatory reforms of taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks and improved labelling of nutritional information on product packaging were strongly supported by all members of the jury. These reforms should be considered by governments to prevent childhood obesity and the future burden on society from the consequences of obesity.

  15. Yes, The Government Should Tax Soft Drinks: Findings from a Citizens’ Jury in Australia

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    Moretto, Nicole; Kendall, Elizabeth; Whitty, Jennifer; Byrnes, Joshua; Hills, Andrew P.; Gordon, Louisa; Turkstra, Erika; Scuffham, Paul; Comans, Tracy

    2014-01-01

    Taxation has been suggested as a possible preventive strategy to address the serious public health concern of childhood obesity. Understanding the public’s viewpoint on the potential role of taxation is vital to inform policy decisions if they are to be acceptable to the wider community. A Citizens’ Jury is a deliberative method for engaging the public in decision making and can assist in setting policy agendas. A Citizens’ Jury was conducted in Brisbane, Australia in May 2013 to answer the question: Is taxation on food and drinks an acceptable strategy to the public in order to reduce rates of childhood obesity? Citizens were randomly selected from the electoral roll and invited to participate. Thirteen members were purposively sampled from those expressing interest to broadly reflect the diversity of the Australian public. Over two days, participants were presented with evidence on the topic by experts, were able to question witnesses and deliberate on the evidence. The jurors unanimously supported taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks but generally did not support taxation on processed meats, snack foods and foods eaten/ purchased outside the home. They also supported taxation on snack foods on the condition that traffic light labelling was also introduced. Though they were not specifically asked to deliberate strategies outside of taxation, the jurors strongly recommended more nutritional information on all food packaging using the traffic light and teaspoon labelling systems for sugar, salt and fat content. The Citizens’ Jury suggests that the general public may support taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks to reduce rates of obesity in children. Regulatory reforms of taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks and improved labelling of nutritional information on product packaging were strongly supported by all members of the jury. These reforms should be considered by governments to prevent childhood obesity and the future burden on society from the consequences of

  16. Yes, The Government Should Tax Soft Drinks: Findings from a Citizens’ Jury in Australia

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    Nicole Moretto

    2014-02-01

    Full Text Available Taxation has been suggested as a possible preventive strategy to address the serious public health concern of childhood obesity. Understanding the public’s viewpoint on the potential role of taxation is vital to inform policy decisions if they are to be acceptable to the wider community. A Citizens’ Jury is a deliberative method for engaging the public in decision making and can assist in setting policy agendas. A Citizens’ Jury was conducted in Brisbane, Australia in May 2013 to answer the question: Is taxation on food and drinks an acceptable strategy to the public in order to reduce rates of childhood obesity? Citizens were randomly selected from the electoral roll and invited to participate. Thirteen members were purposively sampled from those expressing interest to broadly reflect the diversity of the Australian public. Over two days, participants were presented with evidence on the topic by experts, were able to question witnesses and deliberate on the evidence. The jurors unanimously supported taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks but generally did not support taxation on processed meats, snack foods and foods eaten/ purchased outside the home. They also supported taxation on snack foods on the condition that traffic light labelling was also introduced. Though they were not specifically asked to deliberate strategies outside of taxation, the jurors strongly recommended more nutritional information on all food packaging using the traffic light and teaspoon labelling systems for sugar, salt and fat content. The Citizens’ Jury suggests that the general public may support taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks to reduce rates of obesity in children. Regulatory reforms of taxation on sugar-sweetened drinks and improved labelling of nutritional information on product packaging were strongly supported by all members of the jury. These reforms should be considered by governments to prevent childhood obesity and the future burden on society from

  17. An optimized outlier detection algorithm for jury-based grading of engineering design projects

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    Thompson, Mary Kathryn; Espensen, Christina; Clemmensen, Line Katrine Harder

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    This work characterizes and optimizes an outlier detection algorithm to identify potentially invalid scores produced by jury members while grading engineering design projects. The paper describes the original algorithm and the associated adjudication process in detail. The impact of the various...... (the base rule and the three additional conditions) play a role in the algorithm's performance and should be included in the algorithm. Because there is significant interaction between the base rule and the additional conditions, many acceptable combinations that balance the FPR and FNR can be found......, but no true optimum seems to exist. The performance of the best optimizations and the original algorithm are similar. Therefore, it should be possible to choose new coefficient values for jury populations in other cultures and contexts logically and empirically without a full optimization as long...

  18. A citizens' jury on regulation of McDonald's products and operations in Australia in response to a corporate health impact assessment.

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    Anaf, Julia; Baum, Fran; Fisher, Matthew

    2018-04-01

    1) To report outcomes from a citizens' jury examining regulatory responses to the health impacts of McDonald's Australia; 2) To determine the value of using citizens' juries to develop policy recommendations based on the findings of health impact assessment of transnational corporations (TNCs). A citizens' jury engaged 15 randomly selected and demographically representative jurors from metropolitan Adelaide to deliberate on the findings of a Corporate Health Impact Assessment, and to decide on appropriate policy actions. Jurors unanimously called for government regulation to ensure that transnational fast food corporations pay taxes on profits in the country of income. A majority (two-thirds) also recommended government regulation to reduce fast food advertising, and improve standards of consumer information including a star-ratings system. A minority held the view that no further regulation is required of the corporate fast food industry in Australia. The jury's recommendations can help inform policy makers about the importance of ending the legal profit-shifting strategies by TNCs that affect taxation revenue. They also endorse regulating the fast food industry to provide healthier food, and employing forms of community education and awareness-raising. Implications for public health: Citizens' juries can play an important role in providing feedback and policy recommendations in response to the findings of a health impact assessment of transnational corporations. © 2018 The Authors.

  19. "Ja rabotaju na zhenshtshin", govorit znamenitõi rezhissjor Juri Jerjomin / Polina Nilina

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    Nilina, Polina

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Juri Jerjomini lavastus "Mees, naine ja armuke" F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal, peaosas Valentin Gaft ning lavastus Tennessee Williamsi järgi "Tramm nimega Iha". Teatrist, näitlejatest, lavastustest

  20. Einstein's Jury: The Race to Test Relativity

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    Ehlers, Juergen

    2007-01-01

    'I know very well that my theory rests on a shaky foundation. What attracts me to it is that it leads to consequences that seem to be accessible to experiment, and it provides a starting point for the theoretical understanding of gravitation', wrote Einstein in 1911. Einstein's Jury by Jeffrey Crelinsten-well documented, well written, and fascinating to read-describes how, from 1909 on, Einstein's two theories of relativity became known to astronomers, and how the predictions made between 1907 and 1915 were received as challenges to observers. The author gives a non-technical account of the efforts made until 1930 to test these predictions; he focuses on two of the three classical tests, namely gravitational redshift and bending of light; the 'jury' consists mainly of American observers-Adams, Campbell, Curtis, Hale, Perrin, St John, Trumpler and others-working with newly built large telescopes, and the Britons Eddington and Evershed. The major steps which, after a long struggle, convinced the majority of astronomers that Einstein was right, are narrated chronologically in rather great detail, especially the work at Lick Observatory, before and after the famous British observation of 1919, on solar eclipses, and the work at Mount Wilson and the Indian Kodaikanal Observatories to extract the gravitational redshift from the complicated spectrum of the sun. The account of the eclipse work which was carried out between 1918 and 1923 by Lick astronomers corrects the impression suggested by many historical accounts that the British expedition alone settled the light-bending question. Apart from these main topics, the anomalous perihelion advance of Mercury and the ether problem are covered. By concentrating on astronomy rather than on physics this book complements the rich but repetitive literature on Einstein and relativity which appeared in connection with the commemoration of Einstein's annus mirabilis, 2005. The well told stories include curiosities such as the

  1. How a deliberative approach includes women in the decisions of screening mammography: a citizens' jury feasibility study in Andalusia, Spain

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    Baena-Cañada, José M; Luque-Ribelles, Violeta; Quílez-Cutillas, Alicia; Rosado-Varela, Petra; Benítez-Rodríguez, Encarnación; Márquez-Calderón, Soledad; Rivera-Bautista, Juan Manuel

    2018-01-01

    Objectives To verify whether a citizens' jury study is feasible to the Andalusian population and to know if women, when better informed, are able to answer the research question of whether the Andalusian Public Health System must continue offering screening mammography to women aged 50–69. The reasons for the pertinent decision and recommendations to the political authorities will be stated. Design Qualitative research study with the methodology of citizens' jury. Setting Breast cancer screening programme in Andalusia (Spain). Participants Thirteen women aged 50–69 with secondary school or higher education accepted to participate as a jury. Two epidemiologists were the expert witnesses. The main researcher was the neutral moderator. Interventions Jury met on Monday, 15 February 2016. The moderator indicated to the jury that it had to assess the screening programme’s key benefits and main harm. On Tuesday, 16 February, the expert witnesses positioned for and against the programme. On Thursday, 18 February, the jury deliberated, reached final conclusions, submitted its vote and stated its recommendations to politicians. The deliberation session was transcribed and analysed with the support of ATLAS.ti.5.2 software. Primary and secondary outcome measures Feasibility in the Andalusian population, women’s vote and opinion, reasons for votes and recommendations to political authorities. Results Eleven participants voted yes and two voted no. There are three reasons to vote ‘yes’: health, the test nature, and individual freedom. Some women invoke the lack of efficacy and the cost to justify their negative vote, at least in universal terms. On completion, they made suggestions to be submitted to the pertinent authorities for the improvement of information, psychology services and research. Conclusions The deliberative strategy is feasible and causes a favourable positioning regarding screening mammography, although information changes the opinion of some women

  2. Introducing consumer directed care in residential care settings for older people in Australia: views of a citizens' jury.

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    Laver, Kate; Gnanamanickam, Emmanuel; Whitehead, Craig; Kurrle, Susan; Corlis, Megan; Ratcliffe, Julie; Shulver, Wendy; Crotty, Maria

    2018-01-01

    Objectives Health services worldwide are increasingly adopting consumer directed care approaches. Traditionally, consumer directed care models have been implemented in home care services and there is little guidance as to how to implement them in residential care. This study used a citizens' jury to elicit views of members of the public regarding consumer directed care in residential care. Methods A citizens' jury involving 12 members of the public was held over two days in July 2016, exploring the question: For people with dementia living in residential care facilities, how do we enable increased personal decision making to ensure that care is based on their needs and preferences? Jury members were recruited through a market research company and selected to be broadly representative of the general public. Results The jury believed that person-centred care should be the foundation of care for all older people. They recommended that each person's funding be split between core services (to ensure basic health, nutrition and hygiene needs are met) and discretionary services. Systems needed to be put into place to enable the transition to consumer directed care including care coordinators to assist in eliciting resident preferences, supports for proxy decision makers, and accreditation processes and risk management strategies to ensure that residents with significant cognitive impairment are not taken advantage of by goods and service providers. Transparency should be increased (perhaps using technologies) so that both the resident and nominated family members can be sure that the person is receiving what they have paid for. Conclusions The views of the jury (as representatives of the public) were that people in residential care should have more say regarding the way in which their care is provided and that a model of consumer directed care should be introduced. Policy makers should consider implementation of consumer directed care models that are economically viable

  3. The problem of the autocatalytic origin of culture in Juri Lotman's cultural philosophy / Linnar Priimägi

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    Priimägi, Linnar, 1954-

    2005-01-01

    Kultuuri ülesehitusest ja funktsioonidest Juri Lotmani kultuurifilosofias. Kultuuri autokatalüütilisuses on paradoks, mille kohaselt kultuur ei saa tekkida millegi muu kui kultuuri olemasolu eeldusel

  4. Using Pretest-Posttest Research Designs to Enhance Jury Decision-Making

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    Jane Goodman-Delahunty

    2016-06-01

    Full Text Available When lay jurors are unfamiliar with key evidentiary issues, expert evidence, judicial instructions and group deliberation may enhance their understanding of this evidence. Systematic steps to assess the relationship between juror biases in cases of child sexual abuse are offered as an example to illustrate a programmatic research approach. Using pretest-posttest research designs, the effectiveness of three traditional legal procedural safeguards to reduce common jury misconceptions in the context of simulated trials were tested and compared. By measuring mock-juror knowledge before and after each intervention, knowledge gains attributable to these interventions were distinguished from practice effects. Unexpected increases in acquittals following deliberation underscored the importance of adding adequate control groups and of testing deliberation effects in jury simulation studies. Benefits of this research paradigm to assist courts, legal counsel and policy makers in devising effective methods to enhance jury decisions in complex criminal cases are discussed. Cuando los miembros del jurado popular no están familiarizados con los temas probatorios clave, las pruebas periciales, las instrucciones judiciales y la deliberación de grupo pueden mejorar su comprensión de las evidencias. Se ofrecen pasos sistemáticos para evaluar la relación entre sesgos del jurado en casos de abusos a menores como un ejemplo para ilustrar un enfoque de investigación programática. Se probó y comparó la efectividad de tres garantías procesales jurídicas tradicionales para reducir los malentendidos comunes de los jurados en el contexto de juicios simulados, usando patrones de investigación pre y post análisis. Al medir el conocimiento de jurados en juicios simulados antes y después de cada intervención, se distinguían los conocimientos adquiridos atribuibles a estas intervenciones. Un aumento inesperado de absoluciones después de la deliberación pon

  5. Community perspectives on the use of regulation and law for obesity prevention in children: A citizens' jury.

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    Street, Jackie M; Sisnowski, Jana; Tooher, Rebecca; Farrell, Lucy C; Braunack-Mayer, Annette J

    2017-05-01

    Childhood obesity is a significant challenge for public health internationally. Regulatory and fiscal measures propagated by governments offer a potentially effective response to this issue. Fearing public criticism, governments are often reluctant to use such measures. In this study we asked a descriptively representative and informed group of Australians their views on the use of legislation and fiscal measures by governments to address childhood obesity. A citizens' jury, held in South Australia in April 2015, was asked to consider the question: What laws, if any, should we have in Australia to address childhood obesity? The jury agreed that prevention of obesity was complex requiring multifaceted government intervention. Recommendations fell into the areas of health promotion and education (n=4), regulation of food marketing (n=3), taxation/subsidies (n=2) and a parliamentary enquiry. School-based nutrition education and health promotion and mandatory front-of-pack interpretive labelling of food and drink were ranked 1 and 2 with taxation of high fat, high sugar food and drink third. The recommendations were similar to findings from other citizens' juries held in Australia suggesting that the reticence of decision makers in Australia, and potentially elsewhere, to use legislative and fiscal measures to address childhood obesity is misguided. Supporting relevant informed public discussion could facilitate a politically acceptable legislative approach. Copyright © 2017 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

  6. Simulated jury and brain storm: Understanding the implementation of Belo Monte Hydroelectric dam

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    Marcos Marques Formigosa

    2017-12-01

    Full Text Available The physics teaching still finds many obstacles in basic education, mainly because of the strong resistance that we find within its methodologies, still centered in the didactic book and the memorization of formulas and laws. This manuscript aims to present the results of the strategies of Simulated Jury and Brain Storm developed in a Countryside Education Degree (emphasis in Natural Sciences, specifically at Fundamentals of Physics III in two classes of the 4th Period, in the countryside Of Paraense Amazon. In one class we used the strategy Cerebral Storm and another strategy was the Simulated Jury, the Electricity content. The analyzes were made based on the reports of the students in the class and notes made by the teacher/researcher. These developed strategies allowed the rupture of the stereotypes presented among the students about the methodologies used by their teachers in teaching Physics contents, which was based on traditional expository classes, and with the strategies used they realized that they can approach the contents of and, above all, led them to a critical reality understanding in which they are inserted.

  7. How ordinary judges and juries decide the seemingly complex technological questions of patentability over the prior art.

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    Kieff, F Scott

    2003-01-01

    Determinations of patentability over the prior art are often thought to raise questions that are so technologically complex that they require special training and judgment to answer, especially in fast-moving fields like modern biotechnology. This essay explores the somewhat counterintuitive argument that under the U.S. system they do not and should not. According to this view, determinations of patentability over the prior art are based entirely on factual inquiries that are best made by lay judges and juries, just like the factual determinations these people regularly make in any ordinary nonpatent trial. This is good because judges and juries are adept at these determinations, and because appellate courts are adept at reviewing them. It leads to a system that is cheaper overall in allowing private litigants to better predict outcomes that also better approximate the correct answer than would be possible under other regimes premised upon the expert technological knowledge and judgment of a decisionmaker.

  8. La teoría de los diferenciales de Salomon Maimon, la pregunta quid juris y la posibilidad de la metafísica como ciencia

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    Hernán Pringe

    2016-06-01

    Full Text Available Este trabajo estudia la teoría de los diferenciales de Salomon Maimon como respuesta a la cuestión quid juris y a la vez como clave para la fundamentación de la posibilidad de la metafísica como ciencia. Se reconstruye primero la crítica de Maimon al tratamiento kantiano de la pregunta quid juris. Luego, se analiza la respuesta del propio Maimon a esa pregunta, para establecer finalmente cómo tal respuesta abre el camino para la explicación de la posibilidad de la metafísica como ciencia.

  9. Morten Kirckhoff / Morten Kirckhoff ; interv. Oksana Kostina

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    Kirckhoff, Morten

    2006-01-01

    Maailma üks hinnatumaid internetiturunduse gurusid ütleb, et tähtis pole mitte kulutada suuri summasid reklaamikampaaniatele, vaid uurida sihtrühma, et teada saada, kuidas selle tähelepanu äratada

  10. Crime and Punishment: the Impact of Skin Color and Socioeconomic Status of Defendants and Victims in Jury Trials in Brazil.

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    da Silva, Rogério Ferreira; Oliveira Lima, Marcus Eugênio

    2016-11-14

    Social judgments are often influenced by racism. Voluntary crimes against life, and in particular the crime of homicide, may be the most critical situations of the impact of racism in social judgments. We analyzed 114 homicide trials conducted by the 1st Jury Court, in a Brazilian judicial capital, concluded between 2003 and 2007, for the purpose of investigating the effects of skin color and the socioeconomic status of the defendant and the victim of homicides in the jury trial court's decision. The results indicate that the social and economic profile of defendants and victims of homicide is identical. They are almost all poor (more than 70%), with low education (more than 73%) and frequently non-Whites (more than 88%). We found that judges assign longer sentences to black (β = .34, p = .01) and poor defendants (β = .23, p socioeconomic status in social judgments and in discrimination.

  11. (REThinking the Legal Education Through the Storytelling Practices: The Example of the Jury

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    Tamer Fakhoury Filho

    2016-10-01

    Full Text Available It is necessary to (rethink legal education using new methodologies. This requires changing the dominant mindset in teaching and practice of law (still essentially based on conflict and judicial proceedings. A new model can be implemented with the strategic analysis of the law and the storytelling. The storytelling in the classroom and in professional practice, is one of the viable ways to implement these changes. As the storytelling is already used in the jury, it can also be used in other professional fields and enhanced as a tool teaching of law, regardless of discipline.

  12. Involving a Citizens' Jury in Decisions on Individual Screening for Prostate Cancer.

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    Paola Mosconi

    Full Text Available Most public health agencies and learned societies agree that the prostate-specific antigen (PSA test in asymptomatic men should not be recommended, on account of its potential for harm. Yet PSA is still widely used as a screening test and is not being abandoned. This remains a significant public health issue, and citizens' engagement is needed. This study was designed to produce a deliberation on the PSA screening test by a citizens' jury.Fifteen citizens were selected and balanced for sex, age, and education. They received an information booklet and participated in a two-day meeting with experts to reach a deliberation on the question "Should the National Health Service discourage or recommend PSA as an individual screening test for prostate cancer in men 55-69 years old?". A facilitator ran the jurors' discussion.All except three of the jurors decided that the National Health Service should discourage the use of PSA as an individual screening test for prostate cancer in 55-69 year-old men. The jury was particularly convinced by the uncertainty of the test outcomes, the utility of the test, and its cost/benefit ratio. Before the meeting 60% of jurors would have recommended the test to a relative, and all the male jurors would have done so. After the meeting these percentages fell to 15% and 12%.This experience confirms the feasibility and effectiveness of delegating to a group of citizens the responsibility to decide on public health issues on behalf of the community. Public health authorities should invest in information campaigns aimed at the public and in educational initiatives for physicians. This also provided an opportunity to disseminate information on screening, over-diagnosis, and over-treatment.

  13. Excusable neglect in malpractice suits against radiologists: a proposed jury instruction to recognize the human condition.

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    Caldwell, Charles; Seamone, Evan R

    2007-01-01

    This article unwraps the nature and source of human errors involved in Radiology, revealing unique elements of the specialty that warrant special consideration in medical malpractice cases. The authors compare these errors to negligent practices in other professions and conclude that a general concept of negligence cannot adequately address the complexities of decision-making in Radiology. After analyzing legal precedent, they develop an innovative jury instruction that recognizes particular situations of error in Radiology that occur in the absence of negligence.

  14. Probability of criminal acts of violence: a test of jury predictive accuracy.

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    Reidy, Thomas J; Sorensen, Jon R; Cunningham, Mark D

    2013-01-01

    The ability of capital juries to accurately predict future prison violence at the sentencing phase of aggravated murder trials was examined through retrospective review of the disciplinary records of 115 male inmates sentenced to either life (n = 65) or death (n = 50) in Oregon from 1985 through 2008, with a mean post-conviction time at risk of 15.3 years. Violent prison behavior was completely unrelated to predictions made by capital jurors, with bidirectional accuracy simply reflecting the base rate of assaultive misconduct in the group. Rejection of the special issue predicting future violence enjoyed 90% accuracy. Conversely, predictions that future violence was probable had 90% error rates. More than 90% of the assaultive rule violations committed by these offenders resulted in no harm or only minor injuries. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

  15. Obtaining consumer perspectives using a citizens' jury: does the current country of origin labelling in Australia allow for informed food choices?

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    Withall, Elizabeth; Wilson, Annabelle M; Henderson, Julie; Tonkin, Emma; Coveney, John; Meyer, Samantha B; Clark, Jacinta; McCullum, Dean; Ankeny, Rachel; Ward, Paul R

    2016-12-09

    Contemporary food systems are vast and complex, creating greater distance between consumers and their food. Consequently, consumers are required to put faith in a system of which they have limited knowledge or control. Country of origin labelling (CoOL) is one mechanism that theoretically enables consumer knowledge of provenance of food products. However, this labelling system has recently come under Australian Government review and recommendations for improvements have been proposed. Consumer engagement in this process has been limited. Therefore this study sought to obtain further consumer opinion on the issue of CoOL and to identify the extent to which Australian consumers agree with Australian Government recommendations for improvements. A citizens' jury was conducted with a sample of 14 South Australian consumers to explore their perceptions on whether the CoOL system allows them to make informed food choices, as well as what changes (if any) need to be made to enable informed food choices (recommendations). Overall, jurors' perception of usefulness of CoOL, including its ability to enable consumers to make informed food choices, fluctuated throughout the Citizens' Jury. Initially, the majority of the jurors indicated that the labels allowed informed food choice, however by the end of the session the majority disagreed with this statement. Inconsistencies within jurors' opinions were observed, particularly following delivery of information from expert witnesses and jury deliberation. Jurors provided recommendations for changes to be made to CoOL, which were similar to those provided in the Australian Government inquiry. Consumers in this study engaged with the topical issue of CoOL and provided their opinions. Overall, consumers do not think that the current CoOL system in Australia enables consumers to make informed choices. Recommendations for changes, including increasing the size of the label and the label's font, and standardising its position, were made.

  16. Harnessing the Potential to Quantify Public Preferences for Healthcare Priorities through Citizens’ Juries

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    Jennifer A. Whitty

    2014-07-01

    Full Text Available Despite progress towards greater public engagement, questions about the optimal approach to access public preferences remain unanswered. We review two increasingly popular methods for engaging the public in healthcare priority-setting and determining their preferences; the Citizens’ Jury (CJ and Discrete Choice Experiment (DCE. We discuss the theoretical framework from which each method is derived, its application in healthcare, and critique the information it can provide for decision-makers. We conclude that combining deliberation of an informed public via CJs and quantification of preferences using DCE methods, whilst it remains to be tested as an approach to engaging the public in priority-setting, could potentially achieve much richer information than the application of either method in isolation.

  17. PlanJury: probabilistic plan evaluation revisited

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    Witte, M.; Sonke, J.-J.; van Herk, M.

    2014-03-01

    Purpose: Over a decade ago, the 'Van Herk margin recipe paper' introduced plan evaluation through DVH statistics based on population distributions of systematic and random errors. We extended this work for structures with correlated uncertainties (e.g. lymph nodes or parotid glands), and considered treatment plans containing multiple (overlapping) dose distributions (e.g. conventional lymph node and hypo-fractionated tumor doses) for which different image guidance protocols may lead to correlated errors. Methods: A command-line software tool 'PlanJury' was developed which reads 3D dose and structure data exported from a treatment planning system. Uncertainties are specified by standard deviations and correlation coefficients. Parameters control the DVH statistics to be computed: e.g. the probability of reaching a DVH constraint, or the dose absorbed at given confidence in a (combined) volume. Code was written in C++ and parallelized using OpenMP. Testing geometries were constructed using idealized spherical volumes and dose distributions. Results: Negligible stochastic noise could be attained within two minutes computation time for a single target. The confidence to properly cover both of two targets was 90% for two synchronously moving targets, but decreased by 7% if the targets moved independently. For two partially covered organs at risk the confidence of at least one organ below the mean dose threshold was 40% for synchronous motion, 36% for uncorrelated motion, but only 20% for either of the organs separately. Two abutting dose distributions ensuring 91% confidence of proper target dose for correlated motions led to 28% lower confidence for uncorrelated motions as relative displacements between the doses resulted in cold spots near the target. Conclusions: Probabilistic plan evaluation can efficiently be performed for complicated treatment planning situations, thus providing important plan quality information unavailable in conventional PTV based evaluations.

  18. Hotel guest's $14.5 million jury verdict set aside on appeal.

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    A Missouri Court of Appeals judge reversed a $14.5 million judgement against [name removed] Inc., which had been held liable for the beating and sexual assault of a guest in its hotel. The guest, identified as [name removed], had requested an upgrade to a concierge room, to increase her safety, but the hotel did not fill her request. When [name removed] opened her hotel room door the next morning, an assailant attacked, beat and raped her. The assailant escaped hotel security, but was later apprehended. The initial case against [name removed] and the assailant resulted in a $22.5 million judgement for [name removed] Both parties appealed. [Name removed] prevailed in its argument that the initial trial judge misinstructed the jury, and that [name removed] was unable to show clear and convincing evidence that the hotel's willful or conscious disregard for guest safety caused the situation. However, the court ruled against [name removed] on the basis of [name removed]'s fear-of-AIDS claim, because of her exposure to the virus.

  19. A trap for the unwary: jury decision making in cases involving the entrapment defense.

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    Peters, Christopher S; Lampinen, James Michael; Malesky, L Alvin

    2013-02-01

    This article examines the opinions of jury-eligible participants regarding entrapment-related issues in online sex offender sting operations. Participants provided lower guilt ratings when the undercover officer initiated the online sexual solicitation than when the defendant initiated the online sexual solicitation. This effect was mediated by the causal attributions (situational vs. dispositional) made by mock jurors for the defendant's actions. The results also suggested that the entrapment defense was less successful for participants with a crime control orientation than for participants with a due process orientation. Based on the results, it is implied that law enforcement should exercise caution when performing these types of sting operations. Furthermore, defense and prosecuting attorneys should take into account the originators of the sexual solicitation when deciding whether to plea bargain or take a case to trial.

  20. Do Juries Let Some Defendants Get Away With Murder? Examining the Effect of Pre-Cognitive Decision Making on Insanity Defense Cases

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    Resnikoff, Theodore

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    This research examines the effect of bias on Insanity Defense cases, theorizing that juries treat Insanity Defense cases differently from other types of cases because they are ill equipped to contemplate them. Insanity Defense cases are statistically rare, yet the success rate of such defenses is surprisingly high. This thesis presents a qualitative argument examining reasons for the success of the Insanity Defense, explains the neuroscience, and effect of group dynamics on decision making, a...

  1. Introduction to Juries and Mixed Tribunals across the Globe: New Developments, Common Challenges and Future Directions

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    Nancy S. Marder

    2016-06-01

    Full Text Available The introduction to the special issue describes the goals of the conference on Juries and Mixed Tribunals across the Globe, and identifies themes that emerged as jury scholars from all over the world examined different forms of lay participation in legal decision-making. The introduction focuses on common challenges that different systems of lay participation face, including the selection of impartial fact finders and the presentation of complex cases to lay citizens. The introduction and special issue articles also highlight new developments and innovative practices to address these challenges, including some tools, like decision trees, that remain highly controversial. The introduction closes by emphasizing the enduring political importance of citizen participation in law. La introducción a este número especial describe los objetivos de la conferencia sobre jurados y tribunales mixtos en el mundo, e identifica los temas que surgieron cuando académicos de todo el mundo especializados en jurados analizaron diferentes formas de participación de legos en la toma de decisiones jurídicas. La introducción se centra en los desafíos comunes a los que se enfrentan los diferentes sistemas de participación de legos, incluyendo la selección de jurados imparciales y la presentación de casos complejos a ciudadanos profanos en la materia. La introducción y el número especial también destacan nuevos desarrollos y prácticas innovadoras para afrontar estos retos, incluyendo algunas herramientas, como los árboles de decisiones, que todavía son muy controvertidas. La introducción finaliza, haciendo hincapié en la importancia política duradera de la participación ciudadana en el derecho. DOWNLOAD THIS PAPER FROM: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2785708

  2. A "nudge" at all? The jury is still out on financial health incentives.

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    Mitchell, Marc; Faulkner, Guy

    2012-01-01

    A comprehensive, multi-level approach to curb chronic disease-related costs in Canada is needed. One target for intervention is the economic domain. The emergence of user financial incentives (UFI) in public health policy as well as their broad implementation in corporate settings has stimulated a growing but limited body of research in this area. The authors'position is that the jury is still out on the question of their effectiveness in sustaining long-term health behaviour change, given the nature of the UFI that have been designed and delivered to date--that is, UFI with limited theoretical and contextual consideration. It is their contention that manipulating UFI design features (there are seven core features with a range of attributes) to exploit contextual (e.g., personal income) and theoretical (e.g., self-efficacy) factors may optimize UFI effectiveness over the long term. Although UFI are not the solution, they might very well be apart.

  3. Reflections from the Jury Box: Improving Evidence Based Practice through a Comparison with Our Legal System

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    Valerie Coppenrath

    2017-08-01

    Full Text Available Background: An experience serving jury duty prompted reflection on the parallels between evidenced based medicine and our legal system. Findings: The steps of the legal system can be tied to each step of the practice of evidenced based medicine. Implications: Patients should be included in evidence based decisions. Pharmacists can act as resources for other providers practicing evidenced based medicine. Educators can use this analogy to teach evidence based medicine. Conflict of Interest We declare no conflicts of interest or financial interests that the authors or members of their immediate families have in any product or service discussed in the manuscript, including grants (pending or received, employment, gifts, stock holdings or options, honoraria, consultancies, expert testimony, patents and royalties.   Type: Commentary

  4. Moskva pisaraid ei usu : 5. Venemaa rahvuslik teatrifestival "Zolotaja Maska" 10. märtsist 5. aprillini 1999 Moskvas / Juri Ljubimov, Kadi Herkül ; interv. Olga Jero

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    Ljubimov, Juri, 1917-2014

    1999-01-01

    Vaadeldakse lavastusi - A. Tshehhovi "Tatjana Repina" (lav. Valeri Fokin), W. Shakespeare'i "Talvemuinasjutt" (lav. Declan Donnellan), A. Ostrovski "Äike" (lav.Henrietta Janovskaja), A. Krutshjonõhhi "Võit päikese üle" (lav. Aleksandr Ponomarjov), W. Gombrowiczi "Iwona, Burgundia printsess" (lav. Oleg Rõbkin) ja H. Pinteri "Majahoidja" (lav. Juri Butussov)

  5. Tükk demokraatlikku arhitektuuri / Karin Paulus

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    2008-01-01

    Taani firma Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects koostab Tallinnasse Paljassaare poolsaarele kavandatava ECOBAY-linnaku planeeringut. Projekti kontseptsiooni kirjeldus. Taani projekteerimisfirma iseloomustus. Asutajad Morten Schmidt, Bjarne Hammer, John Lassen. Morten Holmi kommentaar

  6. What choices should we be able to make about designer babies? A Citizens' Jury of young people in South Wales.

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    Iredale, Rachel; Longley, Marcus; Thomas, Christian; Shaw, Anita

    2006-09-01

    Young people will increasingly have the option of using new technologies for reproductive decision making but their voices are rarely heard in debates about acceptable public policy in this area. Capturing the views of young people about potentially esoteric topics, such as genetics, is difficult and methodologically challenging. A Citizens' Jury is a deliberative process that presents a question to a group of ordinary people, allows them to examine evidence given by expert witnesses and personal testimonies and arrive at a verdict. This Citizens' Jury explored designer babies in relation to inherited conditions, saviour siblings and sex selection with young people. Fourteen young people aged 16-19 in Wales. Acceptance of designer baby technology was purpose-specific; it was perceived by participants to be acceptable for preventing inherited conditions and to create a child to save a sibling, but was not recommended for sex selection. Jurors stated that permission should not depend on parents' age, although some measure of suitability should be assessed. Preventing potential parents from going abroad was considered impractical. These young people felt the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority should have members under 20 and that the term 'designer baby' was not useful. Perspectives on the acceptability of this technology were nuanced, and based on implicit value judgements about the extent of individual benefit derived. Young people have valuable and interesting contributions to make to the debate about genetics and reproductive decision making and a variety of innovative methods must be used to secure their involvement in decision-making processes.

  7. What choices should we be able to make about designer babies? A Citizens’ Jury of young people in South Wales

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    Iredale, Rachel; Longley, Marcus; Thomas, Christian; Shaw, Anita

    2006-01-01

    Abstract Background  Young people will increasingly have the option of using new technologies for reproductive decision making but their voices are rarely heard in debates about acceptable public policy in this area. Capturing the views of young people about potentially esoteric topics, such as genetics, is difficult and methodologically challenging. Design  A Citizens’ Jury is a deliberative process that presents a question to a group of ordinary people, allows them to examine evidence given by expert witnesses and personal testimonies and arrive at a verdict. This Citizens’ Jury explored designer babies in relation to inherited conditions, saviour siblings and sex selection with young people. Participants  Fourteen young people aged 16–19 in Wales. Results  Acceptance of designer baby technology was purpose‐specific; it was perceived by participants to be acceptable for preventing inherited conditions and to create a child to save a sibling, but was not recommended for sex selection. Jurors stated that permission should not depend on parents’ age, although some measure of suitability should be assessed. Preventing potential parents from going abroad was considered impractical. These young people felt the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority should have members under 20 and that the term ‘designer baby’ was not useful. Conclusions  Perspectives on the acceptability of this technology were nuanced, and based on implicit value judgements about the extent of individual benefit derived. Young people have valuable and interesting contributions to make to the debate about genetics and reproductive decision making and a variety of innovative methods must be used to secure their involvement in decision‐making processes. PMID:16911135

  8. Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyeti Raporları Ve Tüketici Davranışları: Odunpazarı Örneği / Ground Jury of the Consumer Issues Reports and Consumer Behavior: Odunpazarı Example

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    Muhittin ADIYAMAN

    2012-12-01

    Full Text Available Bu çalışma 4077 Sayılı Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında Kanun’la hukuk sistemimize kazandırılan Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyetlerinin işleyişi, şikâyetlerin alınma ve değerlendirme sürecine dair 358.566 nüfuslu Odunpazarı ilçesinde tüketici sorunlarına üretilen çözümlerin boyutu ve tüketici davranışlarını sunmayı amaçlayan bir uygulama örneğidir. Çalışmamız; Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyeti Yönetmeliğinin 25. Maddesi gereği dörder aylık dönemler hâlinde hazırlanan Eskişehir Odunpazarı Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyeti’nin 2009-2012 yılları arasındaki faaliyet raporlarında belirtilen müracaat sayıları, tüketicinin lehine ve aleyhine olarak sonuçlanan karar sayıları ve şikâyetlerin türünü kapsamaktadır. Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyetleri aynı yönetmelik çerçevesinde çalışmalarına rağmen şikâyetlerin alınma ve değerlendirme sürecinde uygulama farklılıkları olabilmektedir. Bu farklılıklardan biri de Müdürlüğümüzün iş akışını hızlandırmak amacıyla geliştirdiği bir yazılımla şikâyetleri alıp değerlendirmesidir. Tüketici Sorunları Hakem Heyetlerinin raporlarına ait ülke çapında sistemli bir veri tabanı olmalı; Hakem Heyetlerinin uygulamalarına ve karar sonuçlarına yönelik karşılaştırmaların yapılarak, tüketici sorunlarının detaylı tetkiki sonucu üretilecek çözümlerle tüketici mağduriyetlerinin önüne geçilmelidir. Ground Jury of the Consumer Issues Reports and Consumer Behavior: Odunpazarı Example This study is an example of application with Law No. 4077 on Consumer Protection offered to judicial system functioning ground jury of the consumer Issues, about the process complaints of inclusion and assessment aims to provide generated solutions to consumer problems and consumer behavior of Odunpazarı district with 358.566 population. Our study contains; with the regulation 25 on ground jury of the consumer

  9. Web-Education Systems in Europe. ZIFF Papiere.

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    Paulsen, Morten; Keegan, Desmond; Dias, Ana; Dias, Paulo; Pimenta, Pedro; Fritsch, Helmut; Follmer, Holger; Micincova, Maria; Olsen, Gro-Anett

    This document contains the following papers on Web-based education systems in Europe: (1) "European Experiences with Learning Management Systems" (Morten Flate Paulsen and Desmond Keegan); (2) "Online Education Systems: Definition of Terms" (Morten Flate Paulsen); (3) "Learning Management Systems (LMS) Used in Southern…

  10. Social Justice and Environmental Awareness Developed through a Citizens' Jury

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    Knight, J.

    2014-12-01

    A Citizens' Jury (CJ) is a discussion forum in which managers, policymakers or politicians are able to present their case to the general public ('citizens') to whom they are accountable, and for these citizens to critically ask questions of the managers/policymakers/politicians in order to better understand issues surrounding local development, planning and policy, impacts and adaptive measures, and to highlight their concerns. A CJ can be useful with respect to developing social justice and environmental awareness issues because it can empower community action and present different viewpoints. A practical CJ exercise is used in a second-year undergraduate course entitled Climate Change and Society, at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. The CJ is used to consider some of the impacts of management policies used for climate change and sustainable development adaption, based on a hypothetical scenario. This scenario is that a major energy company wants to build a dam with hydroelectric power station in a developing country. This will provide low-carbon renewable energy to the country, investment in electricity infrastructure, and the company is committed to help economic development in the country, including in jobs and education. However, building and flooding of the dam will involve displacing 10,000 people from rural communities, flooding agricultural areas and areas of high biodiversity, and archaeological sites. The exercise is based on students, in groups, assuming different 'identities' which may include a local business person, resident, politician, member of an NGO, tourist, engineer, farmer etc, from which viewpoint they must argue for/against the proposal and to question other peoples' viewpoints. This exercise is useful because it allows students to develop understandings of different viewpoints, evaluate risk and impacts on different communities, and highlights the complexity of real-world decision-making.

  11. Browse Author Index

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    Skinner, Donald · Skinner, Donald · Skovdal, Morten · Sliep, Yvonne · Smillie, Kirsten · Smit, Jennifer A. Smith, Dawn K · Smith, Helen · Smith, Julia · Smith, Sarah · Snipstad, Mai Bente · Sodemann, Morten · Soko, Mavis · Sone, Albert Mouelle · Souza, Emmanuel · Spark-du Preez1, N · Spiegel, Paul B · Sprague, Courtenay

  12. [Psychiatry and criminology in Criminal Justice: Jury Trial Courts and Appellate Courts in the Federal District of Rio de Janeiro, during the 1930s].

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    Dias, Allister Andrew Teixeira

    2015-01-01

    As part of a research study on the 1930s and 1940s medical-criminological debate in Brazil, this research paper analyzes some of the uses and criticisms of arguments of a psychiatric and criminological nature, among certain jurists who carried out important work in the city of Rio de Janeiro during the 1930s. In this context, these magistrates, tended to have significant psychiatric and criminological knowledge, in spite of all the heterogeneity, plurality and differences in perspectives that existed among them. We selected two principal areas to conduct an analysis of the activities of these jurists: the Appellate Court of the Federal District of Rio de Janeiro and Jury Trial Courts.

  13. Forbrydelsen for dummies

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    Andersen, Rune; Tofte Jensen, Rune

    2010-01-01

    The great investigative web-print-project "Forbrydelsen" created by the journalists Morten Crone, Morten Frich, Jesper Woldenhof and photographer Erik Refner from Berlingske Tidende won Cavling-prisen 2008. The project build a bridge to a new standard of journalism. Here are both traditional articles in the newspaper, an interactive multimedia production on the internet and the involvement of Berlingske Tidende's readers in the journalism. ”Forbrydelsen” is an excellent example of media conve...

  14. Maksimale stemmer i minimalistiske værker

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    Kuhlmann, Annelis

    2017-01-01

    Morten Grunwald has lived with Samuel Beckett's works all through his career. The production of 3 x Beckett at the theatre venue, Østre Gasværk in Copenhagen, shapes his profound knowledge of staging and performing Beckett's minimalistic works.......Morten Grunwald has lived with Samuel Beckett's works all through his career. The production of 3 x Beckett at the theatre venue, Østre Gasværk in Copenhagen, shapes his profound knowledge of staging and performing Beckett's minimalistic works....

  15. CROSSWORK for Glycans: Glycan Identificatin Through Mass Spectrometry and Bioinformatics. / Rasmussen, Morten ; Thaysen-Andersen, Morten ; Højrup, Peter. 2009

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    Rasmussen, Morten

    , and observed that the glyco-peptides were identified correctly in 11/11 cases and the glycan moieties were annotated in 11/11 cases. Finally, glycan structures were proposed in 10/11 cases, all of which were in agreement with previously reported structures.    As a stand-alone program, GLYCANthrope is a useful...

  16. "It puts a human face on the researched"--A qualitative evaluation of an Indigenous health research governance model.

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    Bond, Chelsea; Foley, Wendy; Askew, Deborah

    2016-04-01

    To describe the Inala Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Jury for Health Research, and evaluate its usefulness as a model of Indigenous research governance within an urban Indigenous primary health care service from the perspectives of jury members and researchers. Informed by a phenomenological approach and using narrative inquiry, a focus group was conducted with jury members and key informant interviews were undertaken with researchers who had presented to the Community Jury in its first year of operation. The jury was a site of identity work for researchers and jury members, providing an opportunity to observe and affirm community cultural protocols. Although researchers and jury members had differing levels of research literacy, the jury processes enabled respectful communication and relationships to form, which positively influenced research practice, community aspirations and clinical care. The jury processes facilitated transformative research practice among researchers and resulted in transference of power from researchers to the jury members, to the mutual benefit of both. Ethical Indigenous health research practice requires an engagement with Indigenous peoples and knowledge at the research governance level, not simply as subjects or objects of research. © 2015 The Authors.

  17. Creativity at Work

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    Mathieu, Chris; Bertelsen, Marianne

    This case focuses on juries that award prizes at film festivals. Prize juries usually award a preordained set of prizes to a preselected slate of films, but on grounds or criteria that are usually up to the actual jury itself to formally or informally establish and administer. The consequences...... is a matter of debate. The film festivals themselves and their leadership also are impacted by the jury and its decisions, as these build or erode legitimacy and publicity for the festival. Likewise, the jury members themselves may receive a number of benefits from their jury work, as elaborated on below....

  18. Odense Kunstihoones eksponeeritakse ainult maailmakunsti paremikku / Reiu Tüür

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    Tüür, Reiu

    2005-01-01

    1920. a. ehitatud Odense kunstihoonest, mille ekspositsioonipind kahekordistus 2004. a. juurdeehitusega. 7. IV 2004. a. avatud Arhusi kaasaegse kunsti muuseumist ARoS (arhitektid Morten Schmidt, Bjarne Lassen, John Lassen)

  19. Juror Judgments and Discussion: Effect of Presentation and Memory Factors on Polarization.

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    Kaplan, Martin F.; Miller, Charles E.

    Mock juries of six females each listened to a tape-recording of facts in a courtroom trial. Twelve juries heard guilt-appearing facts, and twelve heard innocent-appearing facts. In half the juries hearing each type of trial, jurors heard the facts in the same (Homogeneous) order; in the remaining juries, each of the six jurors heard the facts in a…

  20. PÖFFi avab norra film

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    Pimedate Ööde VII filmifestivali keskus asub sel aastal Coca-Cola Plazas. Festivali avab 28. nov. Morten Tyldumi mängufilm "Buddy" ja lõpetab 6. dets. iirlase Jim Sheridani "Ameerikas" ("In America")

  1. Iiri režissöör Jim Sheridan tuleb "Pimedate ööde" festivalile

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    2003-01-01

    Pimedate Ööde VII filmifestivali keskus asub sel aastal Coca-Cola Plazas. Festivali avab 28. nov. Morten Tyldumi mängufilm "Buddy" ja lõpetab 6. dets. iirlase Jim Sheridani "Ameerikas" ("In America")

  2. Denmark and the European Union

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    Manners, Ian

    2011-01-01

    Over the past two decades Morten Kelstrup’s work has been at the centre of three important intellectual innovations in political science – the study of the EU as a regional political system; European security studies; and small states in European integration. Kelstrup’s best known books (Buzan, K...... of this book, two of Kelstrup’s most important intellectual contributions come from his work on Denmark’s relations with the European Union, and his use of systems theory to understand the EU.......Over the past two decades Morten Kelstrup’s work has been at the centre of three important intellectual innovations in political science – the study of the EU as a regional political system; European security studies; and small states in European integration. Kelstrup’s best known books (Buzan...

  3. From the shadows into the light: How pretrial publicity and deliberation affect mock jurors' decisions, impressions, and memory.

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    Ruva, Christine L; Guenther, Christina C

    2015-06-01

    This 2-part study explored how exposure to negative pretrial publicity (Neg-PTP) influences the jury process, as well as possible mechanisms responsible for its biasing effects on decisions. Study Part A explored how PTP and jury deliberations affect juror/jury verdicts, memory, and impressions of the defendant and attorneys. One week before viewing a criminal trial mock-jurors (N = 320 university students) were exposed to Neg-PTP or unrelated crime stories (No-PTP). Two days later deliberating jurors came to a group decision, whereas nondeliberating jurors completed an unrelated task before making an individual decision. Neg-PTP jurors were more likely to vote guilty, make memory errors, and rate the defendant lower in credibility. Deliberation reduced Neg-PTP jurors' memory accuracy and No-PTP jurors' guilty verdicts (leniency bias). Jurors' memory and ratings of the defendant and prosecuting attorney significantly mediated the effect of PTP on guilt ratings. Study Part B content analyzed 30 mock-jury deliberations and explored how PTP influenced deliberations and ultimately jury decisions. Neg-PTP juries were more likely than No-PTP juries to discuss ambiguous trial evidence in a proprosecution manner and less likely to discuss judicial instructions and lack of evidence. All Neg-PTP juries mentioned PTP, after instructed otherwise, and rarely corrected jury members who mentioned PTP. Discussion of ambiguous trial evidence in a proprosecution manner and lack of evidence significantly mediated the effect of PTP on jury-level guilt ratings. Together the findings suggest that judicial admonishments and deliberations may not be sufficient to reduce PTP bias, because of memory errors, biased impressions, and predecisional distortion. (c) 2015 APA, all rights reserved).

  4. Individual differences in eyewitness identification accuracy between sequential and simultaneous line-ups: consequences for police practice and jury decisions

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    Dominic Willmott

    2016-10-01

    Full Text Available Background Although previous research has indicated that sequential line-up procedures result in fewer mistaken identifications, this was found to be at the expense of accurate identifications more typical within simultaneous procedures. Hence, there remains a lack of agreement about which procedure is superior, and the interaction such procedures have with eyewitness confidence. The interaction between witness demographics and identification accuracy also remains unclear. Participants and procedure The opportunistic sample, consisting of 60 people from the general population, was divided randomly into two experimental conditions: simultaneous (SIM and sequential (SEQ. Participants in the sequential procedure observed 12 photographs, one at a time, deciding if they believed the suspect to be the person shown in the current photograph and unable to return to a given picture once they decided the individual shown was not the suspect described. Participants in the simultaneous condition were shown all 12 photographs concurrently and asked to determine which, if any, of the photographs was the suspect described. Results No significant differences were found in identification accuracy between line-up procedures, but significant differences in confidence levels between the two line-up procedures were found. Additionally, analysis of demographic features showed previous line-up experience to be significantly associated with identification accuracy. Conclusions The present research provides new insight into the interaction of eyewitness confidence between line-up techniques, offering an alternative explanation of witness confidence as well as procedural fairness. Evidence of practice effects increasing the accuracy of identification provides beneficial future implications for police line-up procedures and safer jury decisions, often reliant on identification evidence.

  5. The lion that could

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    2010-01-01

    Läti Rahvapartei esimees Andris Skele leiab, et Läti peaks rahvusvaheliste laenuandjatega läbirääkimisi pidama, kuna laenude tingimused ei ole riigi jaoks soodsad. Riigikontrolör Inguna Sudraba ja ökonomist Morten Hanseni arvamused

  6. Europarlament ihkab enam tähelepanu / Inga Höglund

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    Höglund, Inga

    2010-01-01

    Euroopa Parlament korraldas EL-i institutsioonide ja meedia seminari, et leida lahendust probleemile, kuidas suurendada inimeste ja meedia huvi EL-i, Euroopa Parlamendi tegemiste vastu. Parlamendi liikmete Morten Løkkegaardi, Thijs Bermani arvamusi ja ettepanekuid. Parlamendi presidendi Jerzy Buzeki seisukoht

  7. Evaluation of a four month rehabilitation program for stroke patients with balance problems and binocular visual dysfunction

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    Schow, Trine; Harris, Paul; Teasdale, Thomas William

    2016-01-01

    Trine Schow, Paul Harris, Thomas William Teasdale, Morten Arendt Rasmussen. Evaluation of a four month rehabilitation program for stroke patients with balance problems and binocular visual dysfunction. NeuroRehabilitation. 2016 Apr 6;38(4):331-41. doi: 10.3233/NRE-161324....

  8. Pieces

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    Jensen, Niels Henrik

    1990-01-01

    The report presents results from the SIP project (System Representation in Process Control). PIECES is a graphical, interactive user interface system designed and programmed as a tool for building, manipulating and using a Multilevel Flow Model (MFM - Morten Lind, Tecnical University of Denmark)....

  9. Infectious diseases and chronic care in Africa

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    . Benvinda XP, Bruno P. Emotional distress in An- golan patients with several types of tuberculosis. Afri. Health Sci. 2015; 15(2):378-384. 9. Mohammed S, Nagla S, Morten S, Asma E, Arja. A. Illness perceptions and quality of life among tuber-.

  10. Eelarvamustest lahti / Katt Hansen

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    Hansen, Katt

    2003-01-01

    PÖFFi naistekeskseid mängufilme : taanlase Morten Arnfredi "Õnne tänav", tšehh Michaela Pavlatova "Truudusetud mängud", prantsuse filmid "29 Palms" (Bruno Dumont) ja "Väike Lili" (Claude Miller) ning prantsuse-tuneesia "Satin Rouge" (Raja Amari)

  11. An Actor's Approach to Management Conceptual framework and company practices

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    of Contents Foreword: Actor-based managemet - long-term and sustainable management (Bo Prangsgaard) Chapter 1. Introduction (Morten Jakobsen, Inga-Lill Johansson & Hanne Nørreklit) Chapter 2. Actors and reality: a conceptual framework for creative governance (Lennart Nørreklit) Chapter 3. An actor...

  12. Erotic Hymns

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    Bonde, Lars Ole

    2012-01-01

    "Erotic Hymns" is a sacred son cycle in which the composer Bent Lorentzen (b. 1935) combines Baroque and contemporary Dansih poetry in a fascinating exploration of the realtionship between erotic and religious experience. The cd is a world premiere recording by baritone Morten Frank Larsen...

  13. Kuula. Kuu artist The Verve. Kuu plaat / Mart Juur

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    Juur, Mart, 1964-

    2008-01-01

    Inglise ansamblist. Heliplaatidest: Rulers of the Deep "Ready to Go Overground", Roni Size Reprazent "New Forms", Jason Mraz "We sing, We dance, We Steal Things", Morten Harket "Letter From Egypt", Primal Scream "Beautiful Future", Bill Frisell "History, Mystery", We Are Scientists "Brain Thurst Mastery"

  14. Taani-Eesti disaini ühisprojekt / Toivo Raidmets, Morten Lund

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    Raidmets, Toivo, 1955-

    1998-01-01

    14.-25. sept.-ni Tallinnas näituse "Elava disaini dialoog" raames EKA sisearhitektuuri osakonna ja Taani Disaini Kooli üliõpilaste workshop Tallinna Vineeri- ja Mööblikombinaadis. Valminud töid eksponeeritakse 25.-29. sept.-ni EestiKunstiakadeemia galeriis. Näitus ja workshop kuuluvad Taani Kultuuriinstituudi programmi "Baltimaade naasmine".

  15. Bits and Pieces ehk kolumna. White Label : Dub's Don Erickson Takin Dub+. Kuula / DJ Pickney Tiger

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    DJ Pickney Tiger, pseud., 1970-

    2008-01-01

    Popmuusikauudised. Kahest dub-mixist. Heliplaatidest: Anal Thunder "4 am illusion", Eli "Paperboy" Reed & The True Loves "Roll With You", B-525 "Funplex", Alko "Reis ümber enda telje", Morten Harket "Letter From The Egypt", Makossa+Megablast "Kunuka", Nerd "Seeing Songs", Kasemahlake "Kadunud süütus"

  16. Professor Svein Stølen, Rector of the University of Oslo, Norway

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    Professor Svein Stølen, Rector of the University of Oslo, Norway, signing the CERN guestbook in the presence of Martin Steinacher, Director for Finance and Human Resources. The other members of the visiting Norwegian delegations were Prof. Per Morten Sandset (Vice Rector, UiO), Prof. Margareth Hagen (Vice rector, University of Bergen (UiB)), Prof. Morten Dæhlen (Dean, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, UiO), Prof. Helge K. Dahle (Dean, Department of Physics, UiB), Prof. Jøran I. Moen (Head, Department of Physics, UiO), Prof. Øyvind Frette (Head Department of Physics and Technology, UiB), Prof. Alexander L. Read (Chairperson, Norwegian CERN project leaders committee), Prof. Eivind Osnes (Norwegian CERN delegate), Dr Bjørg Mikalsen (Adviser, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, UiO), Dr Liv Furuberg (Norwegian CERN delegate; Special Adviser, Research Council of Norway) and Dr Hanne Hvatum (Senior Advisor, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway).

  17. PÖFFil näeb Sheridani, von Trieri ja vendade Coenite uusi filme / Jaanus Noormets

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    Noormets, Jaanus

    2003-01-01

    Pimedate Ööde VII filmifestival toimub 28. novembrist 7. detsembrini Tallinnas, Tartus ja Viljandis. Festivali avab Morten Tyldumi mängufilm "Buddy" ja lõpetab iirlase Jim Sheridani "Ameerikas" ("In America"). Mõlemad režissöörid tulevad ka ise festivalile. Ka festivali teistest filmidest ja programmidest

  18. Mere lyd!

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    Schweppenhäuser, Jakob

    2014-01-01

    tonesætninger heraf; digteren Morten Søndergaards samarbejde med trommeslageren Klaus “Q” Hedegård Nielsen; rapgrupperne MC Einar og Deichkind samt rapperen SuparDejen; multikunstneren Nikolaj Zeuthen og hans orkester Skammens Vogn; post-rock-ensemblet Under Byen med den fremtrædende sanger og tekstforfatter...

  19. Davaite budem nemnogo glupõmi / Luiza Mishina

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    Mishina, Luiza

    1996-01-01

    Nagibin, Juri. Tma v kontse tunnelja. Moja zolotaja teshtsha : Povesti. Moskva : PIK, 1994; Nagibin, Juri. Dafnis i Hloja epohhi kulta litshnosti, voljuntarisma i zastoja : Istorija odnoi ljubvi. Moskva : PIK, 1995

  20. Keep your bias to yourself: How deliberating with differently biased others affects mock-jurors' guilt decisions, perceptions of the defendant, memories, and evidence interpretation.

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    Ruva, Christine L; Guenther, Christina C

    2017-10-01

    This experiment explored how mock-jurors' (N = 648) guilt decisions, perceptions of the defendant, memories, and evidence interpretation varied as a function of jury type and pretrial publicity (PTP); utilizing a 2 (jury type: pure-PTP vs. mixed-PTP) × 3 (PTP: defendant, victim, and irrelevant) factorial design. Mock-juries (N = 126) were composed of jurors exposed to the same type of PTP (pure-PTP; e.g., defendant-PTP) or different types of PTP (mixed-PTP; e.g., half exposed to defendant-PTP and half to irrelevant-PTP). Before deliberations jurors exposed to defendant-PTP were most likely to vote guilty; while those exposed to victim-PTP were least likely. After deliberations, jury type and PTP affected jurors' guilt decisions. Specifically, jurors deliberating on pure-PTP juries had verdict distributions that closely resembled the predeliberation distributions. The verdict distributions of jurors on mixed-PTP juries suggested that jurors were influenced by those they deliberated with. Jurors not exposed to PTP appeared to incorporate bias from PTP-exposed jurors. Only PTP had significant effects on postdeliberation measures of memory and evidence interpretation. Mediation analyses revealed that evidence interpretation and defendant credibility assessments mediated the effect of PTP on guilt ratings. Taken together these findings suggest that during deliberations PTP bias can spread to jurors not previously exposed to PTP. In addition, juries composed of jurors exposed to different PTP slants, as opposed to a single PTP slant, can result in less biased decisions. Finally, deliberating with others who do not share similar biases may have little, if any, impact on biased evidence interpretation or memory errors. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2017 APA, all rights reserved).

  1. Reversing the Brain Drain / Toomas Hendrik Ilves ; interv. Morten Tonnessen

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    Ilves, Toomas Hendrik, 1953-

    2008-01-01

    President Toomas Hendrik Ilves tööjõu vabast liikumisest, töötajate ja tööandjate vahelise dialoogi vajalikkusest, immigratsioonipoliitikast, võrdlusest Põhjamaadega. Eestikeelne ülevaade ja kommentaar vt. ka: Kesknädal 13. veebr. 2008, lk. 3, pealk.: Ilves võrdles Eesti ja Norra sotsiaalsüsteemi

  2. Peptide-MHC class I stability is a stronger predictor of CTL immunogenicity than peptide affinity

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    Harndahl, Mikkel Nors; Rasmussen, Michael; Nielsen, Morten

    2012-01-01

    Peptide-MHC class I stability is a stronger predictor of CTL immunogenicity than peptide affinity Mikkel Harndahla, Michael Rasmussena, Morten Nielsenb, Soren Buusa,∗ a Laboratory of Experimental Immunology, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark b Center for Biological Seq...... al., 2007. J. Immunol. 178, 7890–7901. doi:10.1016/j.molimm.2012.02.025...

  3. Sound Art. Klang als Medium der Kunst

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    Forskningsformidling på udstilling om lydkunst på ZKM i Karlsruhe. Lavet i samarbejde med Mats Lindström, leder af elektronmusikstudiet EMS (Stockholm). Udstillingen er en del af Morten Søndergaards (AAU) præsentation af skandinavisk lydkunst under titlen 'Unheard Avantgarde', der igen er en del ...... den store udstilling 'Sound as a Medium of Art'....

  4. Disain on muutunud elustiili osaks / Ketlin Priilinn

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    Priilinn, Ketlin, 1982-

    2007-01-01

    1872. a. mööblitootmisega alustanud Taani ettevõttest Fritz Hansen, firmaga koostööd teinud disaineritest (Arne Jacobsen, Poul Kjarholm jt.). Piero Lissoni kujundatud 2006. a. kevad-suve kollektsioonist. Morten Vossi uut sarja Attitude sisaldavast 2006/2007 sügis-talve kollektsioonist. Vico Duo toolist (Vico Magistretti, 1997) ja Plano lauaseeriast (Pelikan Design, 2000)

  5. "Baltiiski Dom" bez Latvii i Estonii / Boris Tuch

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    1999-01-01

    Teatrifestival IX Baltiiski Dom.Grand prix' võitis Moskva Taganka Teater Juri Ljubimovi lavastusega "Marat/Sade" Peter Weissi näidendi järgi, meesnäitleja preemia - Juri Itskov, lavastajapreemia - Eimuntas Nekroshius ( W. Shakespeare'i "Macbeth")

  6. When domestic goes capital: Juror decision making in capital murder trials involving domestic homicide.

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    Richards, Tara N; Smith, M Dwayne; Fogel, Sondra J; Bjerregaard, Beth

    2015-08-01

    Prior research suggests that homicide cases involving familial offenders and victims are subject to a "domestic discount" that reduces sentencing severity. However, the operation of a domestic discount in regard to death penalty sentencing has been rarely examined. The current research uses a near-population of jury decisions in capital murder trials conducted in North Carolina from 1991 to 2009 (n = 800), and a series of logistic regression analyses to determine whether there is (a) a direct effect between offender-victim relationship (e.g., domestic, friend/acquaintance, and stranger) and jury decision making, and/or (b) whether domestic offender-victim relationship (as well as other offender-victim relationships) moderates the effect of legal and extralegal case characteristics on jury assessment of the death penalty. Our findings revealed no empirical support for a "domestic discount" whereby juries are less likely to impose death sentences in cases involving domestic homicides. However, substantial differences in predictors of death sentencing were found across offender-victim dyads; most notably, domestic homicide cases demonstrated the most legalistic model of jury decisions to impose death sentences. (c) 2015 APA, all rights reserved).

  7. The filmmakers who turned the world's attention to the Baltics / Antra Cilinska ; interv. Elizabeth Celms

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    Cilinska, Antra

    2007-01-01

    Läti toimetaja, produtsent ja Juris Podnieks Studio juht meenutab 20. jaanuari 1991.a. Riia sündmusi, mille käigus hukkus dokumentalist Andris Slapins. Režissöör Juri Podnieks ja Andris Slapins kajastasid toimuvat maailmale

  8. Vsja Koroljovskaja rat / Valeria Gorelova

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    Gorelova, Valeria

    2007-01-01

    Filmid, mis kõnelevad nõukogude teadlastest Sergei Koroljovist, Andrei Bashkirtsevist ja Konstantin Tsiolkovskist ning esimesest kosmonaudist, Juri Gagarinist : Daniil Hrabrovitski "Tule taltsutamine" (1972), Boris Grigorjevi "Nii algas legend" (1976), Savva Kulishi "Lendutõus" (1979) ja Juri Kara "Korolev" (2006)

  9. "Автопортреты Ю. М. Лотмана": ученый в истории культуры / Людмила Глушковская

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    Глушковская, Людмила, 1937-

    2016-01-01

    Arvustus: Juri Lotmani autoportreed = Автопортреты Ю. М. Лотмана = Juri Lotman's self-portraits / koostajad: Tatjana Kuzovkina, Sergei Daniel. Tallinn : Tallinna Ülikooli Kirjastus, 2016. (Bibliotheca Lotmaniana)

  10. Kaitstud magistri- ja doktoritööd 2011

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    TÜ-s kaitsesid magistritööd Lauri Linask, Liisi Rünkla, Anna Mossolova, Pärt Ojamaa, Nelly Mäekivi, Rasmus Pedanik, Carlos Andres Hernandez Perez, Burhan Sayili, Aune Ainson, Arlene Tucker, Remo Gramigna, Kristin Orav, Svitlana Biedarieva, Alejandra Pineda Silva, Maximino Matus Ruiz, Cesar Octavio Moreno Zayas, Mara Cay Woods, Taras Boyko; doktoritööd Kati Lindström ja Morten Tønnessen

  11. Interaktiivse filmi näitus ja seminar Tartus

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    2004-01-01

    12. II viidi TÜ raamatukogus läbi Chris Halesi (Inglismaa) ja Teijo Pellineni (Soome) juhtimisel show "Cause and Effect". 13. II Tartu Kunstimajas seminar "Interaktiivne narratiiv ja digitaalne film", kus esinevad Chris Hales, Morten Schjudt (Taani) ja Klaas Kuitenbrouwer (Holland). Korraldaja: Tartu Kõrgema Kunstikooli meedia- ja reklaamikunsti osakond. Avatakse kõrgema kunstikooli üliõpilaste interaktiivse filmi projektide näitus "In-Cinema"

  12. La victoire triste ? : Espérances, déceptions et commémorations de la victoire dans le département du Puy–de-Dôme en sortie de guerre (1918-1924

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    Aline Fryszman

    2011-05-01

    Full Text Available Composition du juryMonsieur Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau (Directeur de la thèse, ÉHESS,Monsieur Jean-Jacques Becker (Paris Ouest Nanterre,Monsieur Mathias Bernard (Université Blaise Pascal – Clermont-Ferrand II,Monsieur Jean-François Chanet (Université Lille III,Monsieur Christophe Prochasson (Président du jury, ÉHESS Mention très honorable avec félicitations du juryThèse soutenue le 8 décembre 2010RésuméLa victoire de 1918 est analysée à l’échelle du département du Puy-de-Dôme jusqu’en 1924,...

  13. Le Corps de l'ennemi. Pratiques et représentations autour des cadavres ennemis dans la Première Guerre mondiale

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    Michel Vallo

    2010-05-01

    Full Text Available Thèse soutenue le 15 juin 2009.Composition du juryStéphane Audoin - Rouzeau (directeur de thèse, Annette Becker (présidente du jury, Leonard  V. Smith, Carine Trevisan, Georges Vigarello.Mention : Très Honorable avec félicitations du jury à l’unanimité.RésuméLes cadavres des adversaires occupent une place majeure dans l’expérience combattante et dans l’imaginaire des sociétés belligérantes de la Première Guerre mondiale, qui connut une mortalité inouïe, une immobilisation des fronts, et la ...

  14. Defendants' Rights in Criminal Trials.

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    Martin, Ralph C., II; Keeley, Elizabeth

    1997-01-01

    Reviews the protections afforded by the Constitution for defendants in criminal trials. These include the right to a jury trial (in cases of possible incarceration), an impartial jury, and the requirement of a unanimous verdict. Defends the use of plea bargaining as essential to an efficient criminal justice system. (MJP)

  15. Писатели-эстонцы в русской литературе и писатели русского происхождения в эстонской литературе (о литературном билингвизме и "билитера

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    Бассель, Нафтолий, 1932-2016

    2006-01-01

    Eesti kirjanikest vene kirjanduses ja vene kirjanikest eesti kirjanduses: Aleksandr Sheller-Mihhailov, Valmar Adams, Boriss Taggo-Novossadov, Juri Ivask, Jelizaveta Roos, Meta Roos, Liidia Toom, Leon Toom, Romuald Minna, Hans Leberecht, Ahto Levi (tegelikult Levi Lippu), Jaan Kaplinski, Aleksis Rannit (tegelikult Aleksei Dolgošov), Juri Šumakov, Valeria Ränik (tegelikult Poprjanik)

  16. Total Recall

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    American School & University, 2007

    2007-01-01

    For 25 years, "American School & University" has been publishing a special issue dedicated to the best in education design. Although design has changed dramatically over the years, one will find that the jury criteria for award-winning projects has remained consistent. The first jury was looking for technical innovation, and 1986's…

  17. "Semiosfäär", 1982 : kommentaariks / Kalevi Kull

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    Kull, Kalevi, 1952-

    2006-01-01

    Kommenteeritakse Juri Lotmani mõiste "semiosfäär" esmakordset eestikeelset trükitekstis kasutamist ning mõiste "käitumise sfäär" määratlemist VIII teoreetilise bioloogia kevadkooli teesidevihikus 1982. aastal. Vt. ka: Lotman, Juri. Kaks lähenemisviisi käitumisele // Acta Semiotica Estica. III. Lk. 221

  18. Писатели-эстонцы в русской литературе и писатели русского происхождения в эстонской литературе (о литературном билингвизме и "билитера

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    Бассель, Нафтолий, 1932-2016

    2007-01-01

    Eesti kirjanikest vene kirjanduses ja vene kirjanikest eesti kirjanduses: Aleksandr Šeller-Mihhailov , Valmar Adams, Boriss Taggo-Novossadov, Juri Ivask, Jelizaveta Roos, Meta Roos, Liidia Toom, Leon Toom, Romuald Minna, Hans Leberecht, Ahto Levi (tegelikult Levi Lippu), Jaan Kaplinski, Aleksis Rannit (tegelikult Aleksei Dolgošov, Juri Šumakov, Valeria Ränik (tegelikult Poprjanik)

  19. Essays on Family Firms

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    Zhou, Haoyong

    2012-01-01

    The dissertation examines corporate performance and capital structure of family firms, contributing to the limited empirical research on family firms. Family firms are prevalent in national economies all over the world. It is the prevalence that makes family firms receive increasing attentions from academia. The dissertation consists of an introduction and three chapters. Each chapter is an independent paper. The first chapter is a joint work with Professor Morten Bennedsen and...

  20. Activity Report: "Escola de Cultura de Pau", the Laureate of the First Evens Prize for Peace Education

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    Delvou, Marjolein

    2011-01-01

    On March 18th 2011 an independent jury of experts convened in Antwerp, Belgium, to select the laureate of the first Evens Prize for Peace Education from a shortlist of eleven organizations from all over Europe. After a long day of intense discussions, the jury agreed unanimously to award the prize to the "Escola de Cultura de Pau"…

  1. Revisiting the Decision of Death in Hurst v. Florida.

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    Cooke, Brian K; Ginory, Almari; Zedalis, Jennifer

    2016-12-01

    The United States Supreme Court has considered the question of whether a judge or a jury must make the findings necessary to support imposition of the death penalty in several notable cases, including Spaziano v. Florida (1984), Hildwin v. Florida (1989), and Ring v. Arizona (2002). In 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court revisited the subject in Hurst v. Florida Florida Statute § 921.141 allows the judge, after weighing aggravating and mitigating circumstances, to enter a sentence of life imprisonment or death. Before Hurst, Florida's bifurcated sentencing proceedings included an advisory sentence from jurors and a separate judicial hearing without juror involvement. In Hurst, the Court revisited the question of whether Florida's capital sentencing scheme violates the Sixth Amendment, which requires a jury, not a judge, to find each fact necessary to impose a sentence of death in light of Ring In an eight-to-one decision, the Court reversed the judgment of the Florida Supreme Court, holding that the Sixth Amendment requires a jury to find the aggravating factors necessary for imposing the death penalty. The role of Florida juries in capital sentencing proceedings was thereby elevated from advisory to determinative. We examine the Court's decision and offer commentary regarding this shift from judge to jury in the final imposition of the death penalty and the overall effect of this landmark case. © 2016 American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law.

  2. Vasculitis: análisis de 12.683 protocolos de autopsia. Estudio de 34 casos

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    César Augusto Gutiérrez

    1996-04-01

    Full Text Available We estudied 12.683 post-morten reports from Hospital San Juan de Dios permorfed between 1954 and 1990. We wanted to know mortality rates from connective tissue primary and secondary vasculitis, 16 ofwhich were systemic lupus erythematosus, one case of rheumatoid arthritis and one case of scleroderma. Skin, kidney and myocardial muscle were, The most affected organs only seventeen patients died directly from vasculitis. More studies have to be performed.

  3. Setting the stage: workshops and group interaction

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    Bødker, Susanne; Kyng, Morten; Greenbaum, Joan

    1991-01-01

    involved in the design process. Morten Kyng   In the Fall of 1986, I was invited to Aarhus University, Denmark to teach a course on system development. Packed deep in my baggage, along with the chaos of traveling with my children and my dog, was the fear of not finding a textbook that could begin...... could never fill the void between the rich experiences of practitioners and the inquisitive world of students eager to begin building their own experiences....

  4. Death Penalty Decisions: Instruction Comprehension, Attitudes, and Decision Mediators.

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    Patry, Marc W; Penrod, Steven D

    2013-01-01

    A primary goal of this research was to empirically evaluate a set of assumptions, advanced in the Supreme Court's ruling in Buchanan v. Angelone (1998), about jury comprehension of death penalty instructions. Further, this research examined the use of evidence in capital punishment decision making by exploring underlying mediating factors upon which death penalty decisions may be based. Manipulated variables included the type of instructions and several variations of evidence. Study 1 was a paper and pencil study of 245 undergraduate mock jurors. The experimental design was an incomplete 4×2×2×2×2 factorial model resulting in 56 possible conditions. Manipulations included four different types of instructions, presence of a list of case-specific mitigators to accompany the instructions, and three variations in the case facts: age of the defendant, bad prior record, and defendant history of emotional abuse. Study 2 was a fully-crossed 2×2×2×2×2 experiment with four deliberating mock juries per cell. Manipulations included jury instructions (original or revised), presence of a list of case-specific mitigators, defendant history of emotional abuse, bad prior record, and heinousness of the crime. The sample of 735 jury-eligible participants included 130 individuals who identified themselves as students. Participants watched one of 32 stimulus videotapes based on a replication of a capital sentencing hearing. The present findings support previous research showing low comprehension of capital penalty instructions. Further, we found that higher instruction comprehension was associated with higher likelihood of issuing life sentence decisions. The importance of instruction comprehension is emphasized in a social cognitive model of jury decision making at the sentencing phase of capital cases.

  5. Professional recognition of female and male doctors.

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    Bruguera, M; Arrizabalaga, P; Londoño, M C; Padrós, J

    2014-03-01

    The awards for the excellence of the Official College of Physicians of Barcelona (COMB) were instituted in 2004 to recognize the excellence of the professional exercise. The winners are yearly chosen by juries appointed by the board of government, whose members propose for the award doctors who, in their opinion, have an exemplary professional and human behaviour. The number of male and female doctors who have obtained this recognition has been analysed in relation with the sex distribution in the juries. Likewise it has been compared the ratios men-to-women of those who have been rewarded and this ratio among physicians of more than 45 years. Between the awarded physicians the ratio men-to-women was of 2.7/1 (range, from 1.2/1 for awardees in primary care to 6/1 in research). The men-to-women ratio among those who were awarded was in parallel to the man-to-women ratios of the juries. The ratio between men and women among members of the COMB of more than 45 years was 1.4/1, whereas in those who were awarded it was of 2.7/1. The increase in the proportion of women in the juries in the last four years has been followed by an increase in the number of female physicians awarded. This data demonstrates that the predominance of male doctors among those who were awarded does not depend so much on the age factor, but basically on the proportion of male and female doctors in the juries. Copyright © 2013 Elsevier España, S.L. All rights reserved.

  6. The Associative Nature of Creativity

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    Friis-Olivarius, Morten

    The overarching objective of this doctoral dissertation is to advance our understanding of the role of associations in creative thought and creativity training. While research in associative abilities and creativity has a long history and lies at the heart of many prevailing theories of creativity......, Thomas Z. Ramsøy, Hartwig Siebner: Viewing objects activates the creative mind. III: Balder Onarheim & Morten Friis-Olivarius (2013): Applying the neuroscience of creativity to creativity training. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Volume 7, Article 656...

  7. Saturday Programme for CineGlobe

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    Marcelloni De Oliveira, Claudia

    2015-01-01

    The saturday programme had a special kids session, the kick of the Science Storytelling Hackaton and the Award Ceremony WINNERS 2015 The Jury Prize for documentary: Fecal Matters, Paul Gallasch - AU The Jury Prize for Fiction: Hybris, Arjan Brentjes - NL Award of Excellence in Narrative: Final Draft, Scott Calonico - UK The Audience Award for documentary: Logically policed, Damiano Petrucci - UK The Audience Award for Fiction: Slapkick, Dat Nguyen Chon-- DE The Special Prize "Time Vizualisation": Danielle, Anthony Cerniello - US

  8. Jury still out on uranium

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    Mudd, G.

    1999-01-01

    The author, a volunteer researcher on nuclear issues for the Australian Conservation Foundation and Friends of the Earth, claims that opposition to nuclear industry in Australia is based on scientific evidence, moral arguments and year of experience in Australia and globally. He stated that as result on uranium mining the radioactivity on the respective sites increases and that these small increases in background radiation are linked to increases in cancer rates. New scientific evidence also suggests that exposure to low levels of ionising nuclear radiation increases cancer risks. Sites such as Chernobyl in the Ukraine, Sellafield in the United Kingdom, Radium Hill and Maralinga in South Australia and Three Mile Island in America are given as examples of increased health problems arising from nuclear activities. (author) Copyright (1999) Australasian Science

  9. Aleksandro-Nevski sobor / Juri Nikiforov

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    Nikiforov, Juri

    2002-01-01

    Tallinna Aleksander Nevski peakiriku ehituslugu: arhitekt Mihhail Preobrazhenski. Mosaiikpannoode looja on akadeemik A. Frolov, ikonostaasid (puit) teostas Pjotr Abrosimov (?), ikoonimaalid - akadeemik Aleksandr Novoskoltsev ja tema töökoda, vitraažid - Emil Schteinke (?), maalid - Mihhail Vassiljev ja Aleksandr Blazov, seinamaalingud - Grigori Prokofjev. 2002. a. lisandusid kaks Andrei Lobanovi vitraaži

  10. Olestra? The Jury's Still Out

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    Doyle, Ellin

    1997-04-01

    Although it has been more than a year since the FDA approved the use of olestra in certain foods, this fat substitute, a mixture of sucrose polyesters, is still controversial. It would seem that a fat substitute that is heat stable and has an acceptable flavor and texture would be welcomed enthusiastically in a country where increasing numbers of people, young and old, exceed their ideal body weight. Obesity and diets containing high levels of fat have been linked to numerous health problems, including cardiovascular diseases, certain types of cancer, and adult-onset diabetes; they may also exacerbate some chronic problems such as arthritis in joints of the lower extremities. Nevertheless, some scientists and consumer groups question olestra's safety and usefulness.

  11. How the International Research Institute for Climate and Society has contributed towards seasonal climate forecast modelling and operations in South Africa

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    Landman, WA

    2014-06-01

    Full Text Available of Geography, Geoinformatics and Meteorology, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africatems for rainfall (Mason 1998, Jury et al. 1999) and for temperature (Klopper et al. 1998). In fact, a number of institutions in South Africa initially developed statis...- tical prediction systems: the South African Weather Service (Landman and Mason 1999a), the University of the Witwatersrand (Mason 1998) and the University of Cape Town (Jury et al. 1999). A few years later South (South African Weather Service) as a...

  12. The "general recognition and acceptance" standard of objectivity for good faith in prescribing: legal and medical implications.

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    Brushwood, David B

    2007-01-01

    The United States Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit has ruled that a jury considering charges of drug trafficking against a pain management physician should be instructed that the defendant's good faith is a defense to the charges. The court rejected a subjective standard of good faith, and instead ruled that the good faith of the defendant must be evaluated from an objective perspective. This objective standard requires that the jury determine whether the defendant was practicing in accordance with the standard generally recognized and accepted in the United States. General recognition and acceptance are determined on a case-by-case basis, within the context of a defendant's practice. Simply because a physician's practice is out of the norm for many physicians does not mean it can't be generally recognized and accepted within the standard of medical practice. Expert witness testimony of pain management physicians will assist juries in the application of this standard for good faith in prescribing.

  13. O JÚRI SIMULADO COMO RECURSO DIDÁTICO PARA PROMOVER ARGUMENTAÇÕES NA FORMAÇÃO DE PROFESSORES DE FÍSICA: O PROBLEMA DO “GATO”

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    Rodrigo Drumond Vieira

    2014-01-01

    Full Text Available In this paper we analyze the roles of simulated juries and their contributions for discourse production and for the participants’ learning in two classes of a pre-service physics teacher methods course. These classes comprised two simulated juries about a Brazilian contemporary socio-scientific question: the problem of irregular electric connections (known as “cats” in the residencies and commerce. The analyses evinced how the simulated juries afforded the construction of diverse and elaborated arguments and counter- arguments. We discuss how the interchange of the participants’ roles contributed to the production of quality arguments and to the participants’ processes of “decentralization”, that is, the possibility to put themselves in the other’s perspective. We argue that such processes relate to the scaffold postures whose uses in teacher education can help the future teachers recognize the importance of the uses of more dialogue and argumentation approaches in science teaching.

  14. Seasonal rainfall prediction skill over South Africa: one- versus two-tiered forecasting systems

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    Landman, WA

    2012-04-01

    Full Text Available - able (e.g., Klopper et al. 1998; Landman and Goddard 2002; Reason and Rouault 2005, Tennant and Hewitson 2002). This knowledge led to the development of objective operational seasonal forecasting systems for South Africa, but only as recently... as the 1990s (e.g., Jury 1996; Jury et al. 1999; Landman and Mason 1999; Mason 1998). Although the prediction problem over southern Africa was also addressed by modelers from outside the region (e.g., Barnston et al. 1996), the South African...

  15. Tablet-teknologi i fysioterapi

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    Duus, Lene; Støve, Morten Pallisgaard; Harbo, Michael

    2015-01-01

    Projektbaggrund og formål: Med projektet har vi ønsket at udvikle, afdække, implementere og afprøve funktionalitet og design af en app-baseret elektronisk genoptræningsportal. I projektet er der afprøvet en app. rettet mod fysioterapeuten og en app. rettet mod patienten. Formålet var at afdække u...... undervisning i teknologien samt løbende support højt, hvorfor tidsaspektet for deltagerne bliver vigtig. Reference: www.ucviden.dk, Duus, L & Støve Morten P, 2014. Tablet-teknologi i Fysioterapi....

  16. Design Research: Six Views in a Box

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    2011-01-01

    and close relations, and professional caretakers. Alzheimer's destroys brain cells, causing memory loss and problems with thinking and behavior severe enough to affect work, lifelong hobbies and social life. As Alzheimer’s is a fatal disease that affects many people, there is a strong interest in finding...... and the outcome. This book is an edited version of their reports written by the students. Our hope is that it can be an inspiration for other people. Thomas Binder, Eva Brandt and Morten Noer Andersen Lecturers, The Danish Design School...

  17. Trial-Based Thought Record (TBTR): preliminary data on a strategy to deal with core beliefs by combining sentence reversion and the use of analogy with a judicial process.

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    Oliveira, Irismar Reis de

    2008-03-01

    To propose the Trial-Based Thought Record, a modified, 7-column thought record addressing core beliefs by sentence reversion and the analogy to a trial. Clients (n = 30) participated in a simulation of a trial and exhibited shifts in their adherence to core beliefs and in the intensity of corresponding emotions after each step (investigation, prosecutor s plea, defense attorney s plea, prosecutor s second plea, defense attorney s second plea, and jury verdict) during a session. Significant mean reductions existed between percent values after investigation (taken as baseline) and defense attorney s plea (p < 0.001), and after the jury s verdict, either in beliefs (p < 0.001) or in intensity of emotions (p < 0.001). Significant differences also emerged between the defense attorney s first and second pleas (p = 0.009) and between the defense attorney s second plea and jury s verdict concerning core beliefs (p = 0.005) and emotions (p = 0.02). Trial-Based Thought Record may at least temporarily help patients constructively reduce attachment to negative core beliefs and corresponding emotions.

  18. Innocent until primed: mock jurors' racially biased response to the presumption of innocence.

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    Danielle M Young

    Full Text Available BACKGROUND: Research has shown that crime concepts can activate attentional bias to Black faces. This study investigates the possibility that some legal concepts hold similar implicit racial cues. Presumption of innocence instructions, a core legal principle specifically designed to eliminate bias, may instead serve as an implicit racial cue resulting in attentional bias. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: The experiment was conducted in a courtroom with participants seated in the jury box. Participants first watched a video of a federal judge reading jury instructions that contained presumption of innocence instructions, or matched length alternative instructions. Immediately following this video a dot-probe task was administered to assess the priming effect of the jury instructions. Presumption of innocence instructions, but not the alternative instructions, led to significantly faster response times to Black faces when compared with White faces. CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: These findings suggest that the core principle designed to ensure fairness in the legal system actually primes attention for Black faces, indicating that this supposedly fundamental protection could trigger racial stereotypes.

  19. A study of automobile exhaust noise preferences

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    Haire, Jay B.; Carney, Melinda J.; Cheenne, Dominique J.

    2005-04-01

    A study was conducted to investigate the relationship between preferences in automobile exhaust noise and the demographic factors of a listening jury. Noise samples of four different vehicles were recorded at idle as well as at 3000 RPM, and 1/3 octave sound spectra were acquired simultaneously. The recordings were presented to the jury using headphones and a preference survey was administered. Zwicker loudness was computed for all samples. Demographic factors such as gender, age, current and future vehicle ownership, were correlated to listening preferences, and unforeseen results were found, especially in regards to sport utility vehicles (SUV).

  20. Soigner à l’hôpital : histoire de la profession d’infirmière au Portugal (1886-1955

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    Helena da Silva

    2011-07-01

    Full Text Available Composition du juryMadame Catherine Rollet (Pré-rapportrice, Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines,Madame Isabel Dos Guimarães Sá (Pré-rapportrice, Universidade do Minho,Monsieur Jean-Pierre Goubert (directeur de thèse, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris,Madame Margarida Durães (co-directrice de thèse, Universidade do MinhoThèse soutenue le 10 décembre 2010Mention : Très honorable avec félicitations du juryRésuméLe but de ce travail est d’analyser le processu...

  1. Whose health service is it anyway? Community values in healthcare.

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    Mooney, Gavin H; Blackwell, Scott H

    2004-01-19

    There is growing interest in involving the public in decisions about healthcare provision. Citizens' juries, whose members were randomly selected from the electoral roll (rather than derived from consumer interest groups), have been trialled in Western Australia. When asked to take a community focus, presented with balanced evidence and given time to discuss and deliberate, the juries were able to identify and debate issues of broad principle, such as equity. Such issues seem to be best handled by referring to community values. Any public consultation process should provide sufficient information, opportunity for reflection and deliberation, and recognition of the scarcity of resources.

  2. Antijudaïsme, pouvoir politique et administration de la justice. Juifs, chrétiens et convertis dans l’espace juridictionnel de la Chancillería de Valladolid (xve-xvie siècles

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    Elisa Caselli

    2011-05-01

    Full Text Available Composition du juryMonsieur. Bernard Vincent, Directeur de thèses (ÉHESS,Monsieur. Bartolomé Bennassar (Université de Toulouse le Mirail,Monsieur. Ricardo Garcia Carcel (Université Autonome de Barcelone,Madame. Claude Gauvard (Université de Paris I,Madame. Béatrice Perez (Université de Rennes II,Monsieur. Jean-Paul Zuñiga, (ÉHESSMention très honorable avec félicitation du juryThèse soutenue le 28 juin 2010RésuméÀ travers des procès judiciaires impliquant des juifs, plaidant entre eux ou...

  3. Lugemis- ja kuulamissoovitusi lapsemeelsetele : [heliraamatud ja -plaadid lastele] / Esme Kassak

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    Kassak, Esme

    2010-01-01

    Arvustus: Jancis, Kaspar. Seiklus Salamandril, ehk, Morten Viksi uskumatud juhtumised lollide laevas. Tallinn : Menu Kirjastus, 2010 ; Kivirähk, Andrus. Kaka ja kevad [Helisalvestis] / loeb Ülle Kaljuste. Tallinn ; Varrak, 2010 ; Kivirähk, Andrus. Kaelkirjak [Helisalvestis] / loeb Harriet Toompere. Tallinn : Varrak, 2010 ; Tungal, Leelo. Hea lapse laulud [Helisalvestis]. Tallinn : Nõmmelill, 2010 ; Pajusaar, Priit. Lapsed, liblikad ja teised mutukad [Helisalvestis]. Tallinn : Varrak, 2010 ; Toman, Eduard. Gena ja teised : [Helisalvestis]. Tallinn : Greenroom Studio, 2010 ; Vilmusenaho, Marika. Tuulejutu viisid [Helisalvestis] / esitavad Meero Muusiku laululapsed. I.k. : Tempo Rubato, 2009 ; Raud, Eno. Sipsik : laste unejutud / loeb Salme Reek. Tallinn : Eesti Rahvusringhääling, 2010

  4. Presentations from the Aeroelastic Workshop – latest results from AeroOpt

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    Hansen, Morten Hartvig

    This report contains the slides of the presentations at the Aeroelastic Workshop held at Risø-DTU for the wind energy industry in Denmark on January 27, 2011. The scientific part of the agenda at this workshop was • Anisotropic beam element in HAWC2 for modelling of composite lay-ups (Taeseong Kim...... (Robert Mikkelsen) • Potential of fatigue and extreme load reductions on swept blades using HAWC2 (David Verelst) • Aeroelastic modal analysis of backward swept blades using HAWCStab2 (Morten H. Hansen) • Aeroelastic rotor design minimizing the loads (Christian Bak) • A small study of flat back airfoils...

  5. The Unheard Avant-garde in Scandinavia

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    Søndergaard, Morten

    2012-01-01

    of a user's files and the data pertaining to them, also known as metadata. The importance of remote collaboration as an emerging work pattern is acknowledged by the integration of the concepts of users, sharing and permissions into the design from the outset. By leveraging the CHAOS cloud framework...... collections of data. Becoming unheard… again Presenter: Morten Søndergaard (Panel Chair) What is an unheard avant-garde? Of course, the answer may be tautological: no one has ever heard of the unheard avant-garde, as it were. And then again – rumours and curatorial intuition has it that private and ‘small...

  6. Mälu ja liikumine kui ruumipraktikad = Memory and motion as spatial practices / Morten Lund

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    Lund, Morten, 1972-

    2015-01-01

    Artiklis on käsitletud nelja uurimust ruumist, mis illustreerivad võimalusi, kuidas sisearhitektuur võib kaasata mälu ja liikumise kui ruumilised praktikad läbi ruumilise kunsti ning 1:1 eksperimentide

  7. Tort Law and the Civil Jury.

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    Pittman, Keith A.

    1997-01-01

    Briefly reviews the historical developments of tort law and identifies some of its main component. Tort law concerns wrongful acts (not involving a breach of contract) that may result in a civil action. Major areas include personal injury and wrongful death, intentional torts, negligence, professional malpractice, misrepresentation, and libel.…

  8. Lomonossovi "Iiobi valitud oodist" / Juri Lotman

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    Lotman, Juri, 1922-1993

    2007-01-01

    17.-18. saj. Lääne-Euroopa ja Venemaa ideoloogilisest olukorrast M. Lomonossovi luuletuse "Iiobist valitud ood" alusel. Lisa: Lomonossov, Mihhail. Oda, võbrannaja iz Iovõ. Lk. 119-123. Varem ilm.: Lotman, J. M. Izbrannõje stati v treh tomah, t. II. - Tallinn, 1992. Lk. 29-39

  9. Is 'good' communication achievable in jury instructions? Applying communication theory to instances of instructions in jury trials.

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    Patrizia Anesa

    2012-08-01

    Full Text Available Stating that 'good' communication plays a crucial role in everybody's personal and professional life would be to state the obvious. However, this well-established concept constantly seems to call for a reflection upon basic questions, such as: how can we define 'good' communication? What are the criteria that can be applied  in order to identify it and to discern it, if possible, from 'bad' communication? Is it possible to achieve it? How? Between whom? In which circumstances? What are its consequences?

  10. La deconstrucción del género jurdica relevancia biológica de la identidad de género en el Transexualidad Cara : Las mujeres transgénero Fiduciaria Juídica

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    Carolina Valença Ferraz

    2016-05-01

    Full Text Available ¿Lo qué puede definir alguién  como una mujer? Es decir, ¿Cuáles son los necesarios atributos para que se pueda reconocer una persona como del género femenino? ¿Es posible que alguién no tenga el cuerpo de mujer y aún así manifieste una subjetivad femenina reconocida en el orden jurídico ? ¿Y además es posible que el hecho de pertenecer al género femenino sea un acto de libre elección de uno mismo y que esta decisión traiga consecuencias jurídicas? Esas son las principales cuestiones analizadas en la presente inves- tigación, con énfasis en un colectivo vulnerable y en riesgo de exclusión social , siendo por ello víctima de desprecio y preconceptos: La persona transgénero. Aunque se trate de un estudio de naturaleza jurídica es imprescindible la utilización de elementos y conceptos estructurales de otras ciencias, puesto presentarse como una temática poliédrica.

  11. Loodushariduse mammutkongress Colombias / Aarne Tõldsepp

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    Tõldsepp, Aarne

    2009-01-01

    Sel suvel toimunud rahvusvahelisest matemaatika- ja loodushariduse kongressist Colombia ajaloolises sadamalinnas Cartagenas, mille peakorraldajaks oli 19 aastat tagasi Valgevenest Colombiasse emigreerunud professor Juri Orlik

  12. AviaBaltika accounts frozen by prosecutors

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    2003-01-01

    President Rolandas Paksase valimiskampaania sponsorile Juri Borissovile kuuluva helikopterifirma Avia Baltika pangaarvete arestimisest seoses arvatava seadusevastase kopteriosade müügiga terrorismi toetavale Sudaanile

  13. [Beauty judgment: review of the literature].

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    Faure, Jacques; Bolender, Yves

    2014-03-01

    Esthetic judgments are surely subjective, but as surely, that does not preclude them being studied objectively through rigorous scientific methods. The factual basis of a science of esthetics is not to settle whether some person or image is "objectively beautiful" but rather to determine whether some representative set or sets of individuals judge or experience him/her/it as beautiful or unattractive. The aim of this paper is to review the definitional, theoretical and methodological aspects pertaining to the perception of facial/dental attractiveness by a group of representative individuals. The first part lays down the basic principles of the perception of facial/dental attractiveness: the perception involves a jury, a field of investigation and a test providing quantitative data; the following general determinants of beauty perception are reviewed: the average morphology, the judge's cultural background, the numerology, the judge's ethnical origin. Indirect determinants are the dentition, the osseous architecture and the muscular envelope. Some disruptive factors might alter the judges' facial perception. They might be qualified as either peripheral to the face or psycho-social factors. Peripheral factors include hair style and color, skin hue, wrinkles, lips color... Psycho-social factors cover the personality of the subject being evaluated, his/her intelligence or behavior. The second part deals specifically with the methodology used to determine facial attractiveness and to correlate this latter with a specific morphology. Typically such a study aims to determine average esthetic preferences for some set of visual displays among a particular jury, given a specific task to judge esthetic quality or qualities. The sample being studied, the displays, the jury or jurys, the rating procedure must all be specified prior to collecting data. A specific emphasis will be given to the rating process and the associated morphometrics, the ultimate goal being to

  14. Uddannelse, økonomi og samfund

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    Clausen, Thomas; Puck, Morten Rasmus

    2019-01-01

    perspektiv. Bogen henvender sig til direkte til studerende på samfundsvidenskabelige og humanistiske videregående uddannelser, men kan også med fordel udnyttes af den almindeligt interesserede læser, der ønsker oplysning om økonomi og uddannelse i den offentlige sektor. Bogen er skrevet af Morten Rasmus Puck......Hvorfor vælger nogle mennesker at tage en lang videregående uddannelse, måske endda med en ph.d.-grad som overbygning, mens andre aldrig opnår et højere uddannelsesniveau end folkeskolens afgangseksamen? Hvad kan forklare, og forsvare, at vi i Danmark årligt bruger stadig flere offentlige...

  15. Theory-Based Stakeholder Evaluation – applied. Competing Stakeholder Theories in the Quality Management of Primary Education

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    Hansen, Morten Balle; Heilesen, J. B.

    In the broader context of evaluation design, this paper examines and compares pros and cons of a theory-based approach to evaluation (TBE) with the Theory-Based Stakeholder evaluation (TSE) model, introduced by Morten Balle Hansen and Evert Vedung (Hansen and Vedung 2010). While most approaches...... to TBE construct one unitary theory of the program (Coryn et al. 2011), the TSE-model emphasizes the importance of keeping theories of diverse stakeholders apart. This paper applies the TSE-model to an evaluation study conducted by the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA) of the Danish system of quality......-model, as an alternative to traditional program theory evaluation....

  16. Unustamatu aasta 1988 / ref. Urmi Reinde

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    2008-01-01

    Rahvarinde 20. aastapäevale pühendatud konverentsil peetud ettekannete referaadid: Rein Ruutsoo, Dainis Ivans, Kazimiera Danute Prunskiene, Juri Afanasjev, Edgar Savisaar, Kazimieras Motieka, Kauko Sipponen

  17. Shell, insurers and attorneys take on liability---and each other

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    Roy, K.A.

    1989-01-01

    This paper reports on liability for environmental cleanup which often pits PRPs against their insurance carriers in a high-stakes game of semantics. At the heart of these disputes are obsolete, comprehensive general liability (CGL) policies that once offered coverage for sudden and accidental pollution. The pollution clause was eliminated from most CGLs by 1985, but the controversy stemming from the policies remained. Subject to frequent interpretation, the earlier CGL policies have been stripped of the legal sacredness normally afforded written contracts and offer no guarantees to either party. In court, judges and juries grapple with the language and circumstances of each case. To date, no clear winner has emerged from the courtroom. In one recent decision, a San Mateo Country Superior Court jury in California found Shell Oil Company (Houston) liable for cleanup at the U.S. Army's Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver. According to Shell, the company is entitled to recover the costs under its CGL policies, which included a provision for sudden and accidental pollution. However, in its decision, the jury found that the contamination was not sudden and accidental and, therefore, was not covered by the CGL policies. The insurers had argued that Shell knew of the contamination, precluding it from coverage under the terms of the policies

  18. Metrical expectations from preceding prosody influence perception of lexical stress.

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    Brown, Meredith; Salverda, Anne Pier; Dilley, Laura C; Tanenhaus, Michael K

    2015-04-01

    Two visual-world experiments tested the hypothesis that expectations based on preceding prosody influence the perception of suprasegmental cues to lexical stress. The results demonstrate that listeners' consideration of competing alternatives with different stress patterns (e.g., 'jury/gi'raffe) can be influenced by the fundamental frequency and syllable timing patterns across material preceding a target word. When preceding stressed syllables distal to the target word shared pitch and timing characteristics with the first syllable of the target word, pictures of alternatives with primary lexical stress on the first syllable (e.g., jury) initially attracted more looks than alternatives with unstressed initial syllables (e.g., giraffe). This effect was modulated when preceding unstressed syllables had pitch and timing characteristics similar to the initial syllable of the target word, with more looks to alternatives with unstressed initial syllables (e.g., giraffe) than to those with stressed initial syllables (e.g., jury). These findings suggest that expectations about the acoustic realization of upcoming speech include information about metrical organization and lexical stress and that these expectations constrain the initial interpretation of suprasegmental stress cues. These distal prosody effects implicate online probabilistic inferences about the sources of acoustic-phonetic variation during spoken-word recognition. (c) 2015 APA, all rights reserved.

  19. Una gran medida de ‘opinio juris’ y práctica estatal al gusto: ¿la receta de la costumbre internacional contemporánea?

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    Fabián Augusto Cárdenas Castañeda

    2015-03-01

    Full Text Available La práctica social internacional del derecho internacional contemporáneo no corresponde totalmente a la práctica que existía al momento del establecimiento de la cij. El mundo de 1945 definitivamente no es igual al del siglo xxi. Esta realidad ha transformado indudablemente el derecho internacional y cada uno de sus componentes vertebrales, incluyendo la teoría de las fuentes y sus diversos tipos. Desde tal perspectiva, la presente investigación busca revisar el concepto tradicional de la costumbre internacional mediante el estudio de sus dos ingredientes, en particular de la opinio juris, la cual será puesta a prueba a través del uso de literatura y jurisprudencia jurídicas contemporáneas. Luego de exponer algunas de las más grandes dificultades del concepto clásico de la opinio juris, se hará una presentación de novedosos y actualizados conceptos de ella. Lo anterior llevará a demostrar si de hecho se requiere un desarrollo de la definición clásica de la opinio juris y si se puede sugerir que esta es el único ingrediente requerido en la receta de la costumbre internacional contemporánea.

  20. Intelligent Systems Approaches to Product Sound Quality Analysis

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    Pietila, Glenn M.

    As a product market becomes more competitive, consumers become more discriminating in the way in which they differentiate between engineered products. The consumer often makes a purchasing decision based on the sound emitted from the product during operation by using the sound to judge quality or annoyance. Therefore, in recent years, many sound quality analysis tools have been developed to evaluate the consumer preference as it relates to a product sound and to quantify this preference based on objective measurements. This understanding can be used to direct a product design process in order to help differentiate the product from competitive products or to establish an impression on consumers regarding a product's quality or robustness. The sound quality process is typically a statistical tool that is used to model subjective preference, or merit score, based on objective measurements, or metrics. In this way, new product developments can be evaluated in an objective manner without the laborious process of gathering a sample population of consumers for subjective studies each time. The most common model used today is the Multiple Linear Regression (MLR), although recently non-linear Artificial Neural Network (ANN) approaches are gaining popularity. This dissertation will review publicly available published literature and present additional intelligent systems approaches that can be used to improve on the current sound quality process. The focus of this work is to address shortcomings in the current paired comparison approach to sound quality analysis. This research will propose a framework for an adaptive jury analysis approach as an alternative to the current Bradley-Terry model. The adaptive jury framework uses statistical hypothesis testing to focus on sound pairings that are most interesting and is expected to address some of the restrictions required by the Bradley-Terry model. It will also provide a more amicable framework for an intelligent systems approach

  1. The new era of cyber marketing / interv. Alina Lisina

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    2005-01-01

    Vestlusringis internetireklaamist osalesid Juris Mendzinsh, Linda Saulite, Ilze Taurina, Daina Misina, Edgars Rozentals, Gatis Veikshins, Reinis Zitmanis, Agris Strautnieks, Jurijs Zarinsh, Ivars Bauls, Martinsh Labans ja Vents Dorinsh

  2. Hüljatute inglid / Kaie Päike

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    Päike, Kaie

    2005-01-01

    Lara Filippova koos elukaaslase Juri Gelmjakoviga asutasid mittetulundusühingu PETS, mis abistab varjupaika sattunud loomi. Helju Võsamägi peab juba seitsmendat aastat oma korteris vabatahtlikult kasside varjupaika

  3. Semeinõi albom Jurija Piljara / Svetlana Ragrina

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    Ragrina, Svetlana

    2000-01-01

    Artiklis kirjanik Juri Pilar von Pilchaust on juttu ka samasse aadlisuguvõssa kuulunud kunstnik Aleksander Pilarist ja tema loomingust. A. Pilari poeg Boris kinkis isa akvarelli "Eesti" "Vesti" kunstikogule.

  4. Na gorizonte majatshit nekulturnaja avtonomija / Boris Tuch

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    Tuch, Boris, 1946-

    2008-01-01

    MTÜ "Vene Kultuuriautonoomia" loomise teemal vene kultuuri olukorrast Eestis. Juri Lotmanist ja filmi "Lotmani maailm" poolt püstitunud küsimustest, ebakindlusest Vene Teatri arengu suhtes ja muust

  5. Kosmiline eksimus : Vene kapsel kukkus alla vales kohas / Heiki Suurkask

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    Suurkask, Heiki, 1972-

    2008-01-01

    Vene kosmoseaparaat laskus Kasahstanis kavandatud kohast 420 kilomeetri kaugusele, kuid korealasest teadlane Yi So-yeon, ameeriklasest astronaut Peggy A. Whitson ja venelasest pardainsener Juri Malantshenko pääsesid eluga

  6. Obraz Stalina v tvortshestve A. Solzhenitsõna, V. Maksimova, J. Druzhnikova / Lucjan Suchanek ; poola keelest tõlkinud autor

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    Suchanek, Lucjan

    2002-01-01

    Bibl. märkustes, lk. 138. Stalin tegelaskujuna Aleksandr Solzhenitsõni "Esimeses ringis" ning Vladimir Maksimovi ("Kovtsheg dlja nezvanõh") ja Juri Druzhnikovi ("Angelõ na kontshike iglõ") teostes

  7. I like me if you like me: on the interpersonal modulation and regulation of preadolescents' state self-esteem.

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    Thomaes, Sander; Reijntjes, Albert; Orobio de Castro, Bram; Bushman, Brad J; Poorthuis, Astrid; Telch, Michael J

    2010-01-01

    This experiment tested whether peer approval and disapproval experiences can cause immediate change in children's state self-esteem. Children's narcissistic traits and evaluator perceived popularity were examined as potential moderators. A total of 333 preadolescents (M = 10.8 years) completed personal profiles on the Internet that were ostensibly judged by a jury consisting of popular and unpopular peers. Participants randomly received negative, neutral, or positive feedback from the jury. Next, they could examine the feedback that each individual judge gave them. As expected, peer disapproval decreased self-esteem, especially in children high in narcissism. In contrast, peer approval increased self-esteem. Moreover, disapproved children's self-esteem recovery was dependent on the extent to which they subsequently viewed positive feedback from popular judges. These findings support sociometer theory.

  8. The Consumer as 'Voter', 'Judge' and 'Jury'

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    Schwarzkopf, Stefan

    2011-01-01

    . It was, however, the development of market research methods during the 1930s and 1940s, which provided the crucial backdrop for the sudden rise to prominence of an idea that assumes that consumers dictate what is produced through their ‘‘votes,’’ that is, daily choices. Innovations in the measurement...

  9. Economical and Political Transformations - Latvia's Case / Lembit Ebre

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    Ebre, Lembit

    1999-01-01

    Juris Dreifeldsi raamatust "Latvia in transition" ja Marja Nissineni raamatust "Latvia's transition to a market economy". Läti poliitiline ja majanduslik areng. Tabel: Ettevõtete omanike jaotus rahvuste järgi

  10. 26 CFR 1.61-2 - Compensation for services, including fees, commissions, and similar items.

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    2010-04-01

    ... (including Christmas bonuses), termination or severance pay, rewards, jury fees, marriage fees and other...). For the special rules relating to the includibility in an employee's gross income of an amount equal...

  11. Vana vuntsi maine külg / Indrek Ibrus

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    Ibrus, Indrek

    2001-01-01

    Telesaade "Eestimaa neli aastaaega" Tartu Ülikooli professorist Juri Lotmanist (1922-1993) ja tema abikaasast, sama ülikooli õppejõust Zara Mintsist (1927-1990) : autor ja saatejuht Natalia Jalviste : ETV 2001

  12. Golõshom i publitshno / Sofja Bauer, Tiia Linnard

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    Bauer, Sofia, 1947-2001

    1998-01-01

    Ida-Virumaa kunstnike kevadnäitusest Jõhvis, kujundas Aleksandr Igonin. Tutvustatakse osalevaid kunstnikke : Kalev Prits (Pump), Aleksandr Igonin, Aira ja Mati Rautso, Ljudmila Maisurjan, Andres Malõgin, Irja Annus, Juri Horev jt.

  13. Ah, neid venelasi küll! / Märt Väljataga

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    Väljataga, Märt, 1965-

    2004-01-01

    Rets. rmt.: Figes, Orlando. Natasha tants. Venemaa kultuurilugu. Tallinn, 2003 ; Lotman, Juri. Vestlusi vene kultuurist. Vene aadli argielu ja traditsioonid 18. sajandil ja 19. sajandi algul. 1. köide. Tallinn, 2003

  14. Aeroelastic Analysis of Olsen Wings 14.3m Blade-Blatigue Project

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    Galinos, Christos

    HAWC2 model description and basic analysis of a 15 m rotor radius horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) based on 14.3m blade from Olsen Wings and the V27 wind turbine (WT) tower and nacelle properties. The subcomponents of the aero-elastic HAWC2 model have been created in previous projects. The aim...... of this analysis is to give an overview of the whole model properties and response through simulations. The blade structural and aerodynamic properties in HAWC2 format have been provided by Frederik Zahle and the HAWC2 model of the V27 structure by Morten H. Hansen of DTU Wind Energy Department. The current...... analysis is part of the Bladigue project ( Blatigue, 2020)....

  15. Muusika : TMKK 40. Tüüri Viiulikontsert USAs. Tormise autorikontsert Moskvas. Larsen Strings Eestis. "Jazzkaare" uudised. Itaalia koreograafi balletikeel Estonias / Tiina Mattisen

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    Mattisen, Tiina

    2001-01-01

    8.XI esitles TMKK EMA kammersaalis sünnipäevapuhust raamatut ja CDd. USAs Cincinnati Music Hallis kõlab Erkki-Sven Tüüri Viiulikontsert. 21.X leiab Rahmaninovi-nim. saalis Moskvas aset Veljo Tormise autoriõhtu. 8.ئ10.XI viibis Eestis Morten Drasbek, eksklusiivseid pillikeeli ja muid keelpillitarvikuid tootva Taani firma Larsen Strings esindaja. 7.XI "Jazzkaare" kontserdil "Georg Otsa jälgedes" kõlasid Uno Loobi ja Estonian All Stars bändi esituses Georg Otsa kontsertide menulood. Prantsuse jazzkvartett 32 Janvier esines oma Skandinaavia-turneel 14.XI Von Krahli teatris. Rahvusooperis Estonia alustas 8.XI proove itaalia koreograaf Mauro Bigonzetti, kelle koreograafiat saab näha märtsis esietenduvas Delibes'i balletis "Coppelia"

  16. Экслибрисы Юрия Орлова получили признание в Польше

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    2009-01-01

    Graafik Juri Orlov sai Poolas toimunud Rahvusvahelisel graafiliste väikevormide ja eksliibriste biennaalil (XIII Międzyanrodowe Biennale Małej Formy Graficznej i Ekslibrisu, Ostrów Wielkopolski 2009) laureaadi tiitli

  17. Borisov not packing his bags yet

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    2004-01-01

    Leedu kodakondsusest ilma jäetud ärimees Juri Borissov esitas migratsiooniametile taotluse Leedus alalise elamisloa saamiseks. Migratsiooniamet teeb lähipäevil otsuse Borissovi Leetu jäämise lubamise osas

  18. Русская литература Эстонии 1920-1930-х гг. как историко-культурный феномен / Сергей Исаков

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    Исаков, Сергей Геннадиевич, 1931-2013

    2002-01-01

    Ka korraga kahte keeleruumi kuulunud autoritest: Juri Ivask, Boriss Nartsissov, Boriss Vilde, Boriss Taggo-Novossadov, Valmar Adams (kasutas pseudonüümi Vladimir Aleksandrovski), Aleksis Rannit (sünd. Aleksei Dolgošev)

  19. Nikulina i Jevstignejeva zabrossali makaronami / Oleg Peranov

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    Peranov, Oleg

    2006-01-01

    Komöödiafilm "Röövlitaadid" ("Stariki-razboiniki") : stsenaristid Eldar Rjazanov, Emil Braginski : režissöör Eldar Rjazanov : peaosades Juri Nikulin, Jevgeni Jevstignejev : Mosfilm 1971. Tegijad meenutavad filmivõtteid

  20. Skulptorid kangutavad kaht kaevurit / Vitali Kozeratski ; intervjueerinud Tiia Linnard

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    Kozeratski, Vitali

    2009-01-01

    Euroülikoolis disaini ja sisekujundust õppiv Vitali Kozeratski ja tema Ukrainas elav skulptorist isa Juri Kozeratski soovivad asendada Kohtla-Järve monumentaalskulptuuri "Au tööle" tänapäevasemaga

  1. Literature as a nation's emotional memory / Jüri Talvet

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    Talvet, Jüri, 1945-

    1998-01-01

    Bibliograafia, lk. 134-135. Autorist lk. 387. Juri Lotmani semiosfääri tõlgendamisest: "süntagmaatilised" struktuurid ja "perifeersed" kultuurid. Ka Friedebert Tuglase "Kalevipoja"-kriitikast ning Lydia Koidula ja Juhan Liivi luuletustest

  2. Research Brief. Punitive Damage Awards in Financial Injury Verdicts

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    Moller, E

    1997-01-01

    .... While punitive damages are awarded in less than 4 percent of all civil jury verdicts, there is a 1-in-7 chance of a punitive award in disputes arising from contractual or commercial relationships...

  3. Istorija odnogo posvjashtshenija / Pavel Reifman

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    Reifman, Pavel, 1923-2012

    1998-01-01

    Bibl. märkustes, lk. 50. Kokkuvõte inglise k. lk. 280. Zara Mintsi ja Juri Lotmani suhetest tšehhi kirjandusteadlastega ja nende seisukohast Tšehhoslovakkia okupeerimisse Varssavi pakti riikide poolt 1968. a

  4. Valentina Serova jezdila letshitsja na front / Margarita Golovanova

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    Golovanova, Margarita

    2006-01-01

    Muusikaline komöödia "Neli südant" ("Serdtsa tshetõrjohh") : režissöör Konstantin Judin : helilooja Juri Miljutin : näitlejad Valentina Serova, Ljudmila Tselikovskaja : Mosfilm 1941. Tegijate meenutusi

  5. Effects of trial complexity on decision making.

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    Horowitz, I A; ForsterLee, L; Brolly, I

    1996-12-01

    The ability of a civil jury to render fair and rational decisions in complex trials has been questioned. However, the nature, dimensions, and effects of trial complexity on decision making have rarely been addressed. In this research, jury-eligible adults saw a videotape of a complex civil trial that varied in information load and complexity of the language of the witnesses. Information load and complexity differentially affected liability and compensatory decisions. An increase in the number of plaintiffs decreased blameworthiness assigned to the defendant despite contrary evidence and amount of probative evidence processed. Complex language did not affect memory but did affect jurors' ability to appropriately compensate differentially worthy plaintiffs. Jurors assigned compensatory awards commensurate with the plaintiffs' injuries only under low-load and less complex language conditions.

  6. Risk analysis of alternative energy sources

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    Kazmer, D.R.

    1982-01-01

    The author explores two points raised by Miller Spangler in a January 1981 issue: public perception of risks involving nuclear power plants relative to those of conventional plants and criteria for evaluating the way risk analyses are made. On the first point, he concludes that translating public attitudes into the experts' language of probability and risk could provide better information and understanding of both the attitudes and the risks. Viewing risk analysis methodologies as filters which help to test historical change, he suggests that the lack of information favors a lay jury approach for energy decisions. Spangler responds that Congress is an example of lay decision making, but that a lay jury, given public disinterest and polarization, would probably not improve social justice on the nuclear issue. 5 references, 4 figures

  7. Nastojashtsheje volshebstvo bõvajet ne tolko v skazkah / Anna Orshanskaja

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    Orshanskaja, Anna

    1999-01-01

    Juri Plenini kirjutatud ja lavastatud jõulunäidend lastele "Santa-Klausi kuldkelluke" Kultuurimajas "Rugodiv". Mängivad täiskasvanud ja lapsed stuudiotest "Shkola klounov", "Komiksõ" ja Natalja Mõttuse juhtimisel tegutsevast lastestuudiost "Jun-Osta"

  8. "Grafitsheskaja fantazija" / Svetlana Park

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    Park, Svetlana

    2000-01-01

    Peterburi graafikute tööde näitusest "Graafiline fantaasia" Tartus Gildi galeriis. Kuraator Natalja Gomzina. Esinevad Boris Zabirokhin, Neonila Lishtshinskaja, Alla Dzhigurei ja Juri Stoljarov : nende töödest näitusel.

  9. U teatra "Ilmarine" takogo diploma jeshtsho ne bõlo! / Jekaterina Moskalenko

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    Moskalenko, Jekaterina

    2000-01-01

    Petrozavodski Rahvusvaheline Kammerlavastuste festivalil (Karjala) sai Narva linnateater "Ilmarine" näidendiga "Brõss v preispodnjuju" kaks diplomit. Muinasjutt-näidendi kohandas Helle Laasi jutustuse järgi teatrile P. Rimski. Lavastaja Juri Mihhaljov

  10. The cause and nature of forklift injury in the Ghanaian port ...

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    Open Access DOWNLOAD FULL TEXT ... The research revealed that a number of both human and workplace factors are responsible for workplace forklift ir1jury. ... for adoption and implementation; establish clear communication processes to ...

  11. Odnoi krovi s Dostojevskim / Ksenia Repson

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    Repson, Ksenia

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Mängitakse Juri Jerjomini lavastusi "Mees, naine ja armuke" (F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal) ja Tennessee Williamsi "Tramm nimega iha"

  12. Eestis toodetud dokfilm vallutab maailma / Kristiina Davidjants

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    Davidjants, Kristiina, 1974-

    2008-01-01

    Dokumentaalfilm "Kalinovski väljak" (stsenarist ja režissöör Juri Hashtshevatski, produtsendid Volga Nikalaitshik, Marianna Kaat, Baltic Film Production, 2007) on valitud American Film Institute'i ja Discovery Channeli dokfilmifestivalile SilverDocs

  13. Roman Šeremeta: Ükskord hakkavad trollid ka Kohtla-Järvel käima / Roman Šeremeta ; interv. Erik Gamzejev

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    Šeremeta, Roman

    2005-01-01

    Ilmunud ka: Severnoje Poberezhje : Subbota. Praegu Tallinnas kinnisvaraäriga tegeleva AS-i Vudink direktor oma tööst 1980.-85. aastail Kohtla-Järve täitevkomitee esimehena. Arvamust avaldavad Taimi Innos ja Juri Rõbakov

  14. Kolm Eesti teost võistleb Prix Europa festivalil / Andres Laasik

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    Laasik, Andres, 1960-2016

    2004-01-01

    Tänavusel televisiooni ja raadiotööde festivalil kandideerivad 240 töö hulgas ka Liivo Niglase dokumentaalfilm "Juri Vella maailm" ja Tamur Tohveri lavastatud kaks raadiokuuldemängu "Boob teab" ja "Üks teine lugu"

  15. Coping with Feelings

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    Full Text Available ... Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless? If you answered "yes" to either question, you may be depressed. Tips ... I should be angry?" If the jury says "yes," ask yourself, "Is this a situation I need ...

  16. Basics of SCI Rehabilitation

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    Full Text Available ... right away? play_arrow What are the main concerns of the patient after a spinal cord jury? ... caregiver burnout"? play_arrow What are the main concerns of the family after a spinal cord injury? ...

  17. One angry woman: Anger expression increases influence for men, but decreases influence for women, during group deliberation.

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    Salerno, Jessica M; Peter-Hagene, Liana C

    2015-12-01

    We investigated whether expressing anger increases social influence for men, but diminishes social influence for women, during group deliberation. In a deception paradigm, participants believed they were engaged in a computer-mediated mock jury deliberation about a murder case. In actuality, the interaction was scripted. The script included 5 other mock jurors who provided verdicts and comments in support of the verdicts; 4 agreed with the participant and 1 was a "holdout" dissenter. Holdouts expressed their opinions with no emotion, anger, or fear and had either male or female names. Holdouts exerted no influence on participants' opinions when they expressed no emotion or fear. Participants' confidence in their own verdict dropped significantly, however, after male holdouts expressed anger. Yet, anger expression undermined female holdouts: Participants became significantly more confident in their original verdicts after female holdouts expressed anger-even though they were expressing the exact same opinion and emotion as the male holdouts. Mediation analyses revealed that participants drew different inferences from male versus female anger, which created a gender gap in influence during group deliberation. The current study has implications for group decisions in general, and jury deliberations in particular, by suggesting that expressing anger might lead men to gain influence, but women to lose influence over others (even when making identical arguments). These diverging consequences might result in women potentially having less influence on societally important decisions than men, such as jury verdicts. (c) 2015 APA, all rights reserved).

  18. Seks on parem kui Pelevin / Vaapo Vaher

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    Vaher, Vaapo, 1945-

    2011-01-01

    Tutvustus: Pelevin, Viktor. Libalooma Püha Raamat / tõlkinud Maiga Varik. Tallinn : Varrak, 2011 ; Weber, Andreas. Kõik me tunneme / tõlkinud Krista Räni. Tallinn : Varrak, 2011 ; Vella, Juri. Järvetuul / tõlkinud Art Leete. Tallinn : Varrak, 2011

  19. Kamikaze Paksas appoints Borisov / Steven Paulikas

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    Paulikas, Steven

    2004-01-01

    Leedu presidendi Rolandas Paksase ümber vallandunud skandaali üks võtmeisikuid, Vene kodanik Juri Borissov teatas, et hakkab tööle presidendi ühiskondliku nõunikuna, mõni tund hiljem otsustas president distantseeruda oma valimiskampaania suursponsorist

  20. Agnets Bozhi v Tserkvi Sv. Katarinõ : V. Martõnov, J. Ljubimov i A. Mustonen sozdali Apokalipsis / Ilja Sundelevitsh

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    Sundelevitsh, Ilja

    2001-01-01

    15. ja 16. aprillil esietendus Katariina kirikus "Apokalypsis", eesti-vene ühisprojekt. Müsteeriumi lavastaja Juri Ljubimov, helilooja Vladimir Martõnov, dirigent Andres Mustonen (kaastegevad Eesti meestelaulu Seltsi poistekoor ja Tallinna poistekoor ning Rahvusmeeskoor), kunstnik Pille Jänes

  1. Basics of SCI Rehabilitation

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    Full Text Available ... Lokomat T. George Hornby, PhD, PT Empowering the Patient After Spinal Cord Injury Guy W. Fried, MD ... arrow What are the main concerns of the patient after a spinal cord jury? play_arrow What's ...

  2. The Standards in Admitting Expert Evidence in Ethiopia

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    Abreha Mesele Zinabu

    ... that might have been of greater assistance to a jury was excluded.13 This approach puts limits on .... expert evidence because the laws are not adequately comprehensive. In effect, .... its relevancy, materiality and validity. In criminal cases ...

  3. Stedssans

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    Ringgaard, Dan

    med erindring og historie, til i højere grad at være et knudepunkt for globale kredsløb.  Forfatteren søger svar på sine spørgsmål til stedet i litteraturen, i hvad der er tænkt og skrevet om stedet, og på stederne selv. I essays om blandt andet politikommissær Maigret, Graham Greenes eksotiske...... spioner, Thomas Bobergs rejsebøger, Inger Christensens og Morten Søndergaards digte, om litteraturens landmålere og korttegnere, om stedets teori – og på virkelige steder i Bahia, Brasilien: en lufthavn og et hotel, en storby, en mineby der nu ernærer sig ved turisme, og en palmeø udvikles en sans...

  4. Configuring Mobile Commerce Portals for Business Success

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    Dholakia, Nikhilesh; Rask, Morten

    2004-01-01

    -portals must attract and retain customers. Success in mobile portal markets will depend on dynamic strategies that blend elements of personalization, permission, and specification of content. This chapter reviews the key differences between traditional e-commerce and the emergent m-commerce. It reviews...... the core concepts of personalization, permission, and content specification as they apply to e-commerce and m-commerce. The chapter presents a framework for developing effective business strategies for developing and managing mobile portals. http://www.morten-rask.dk/2003c.htm......M-commerce entails transactions conducted via mobile telecommunications networks using communication, information, and payment devices such as mobile phones or palmtop units. Geographic positioning and location capabilities are also being added to such networks and devices. Rather than using...

  5. Forming perceptions and the limits to public participation on ocean commons

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    Hadjimichael, Maria; Delaney, Alyne

    2017-01-01

    Public views of, and public participation in, the management of commons are increasingly being recommended and sought after in environmental management processes. Yet, given the limits of today’s liberal democracy, what are the weaknesses? This article presents data from a citizens jury......-inspired deliberative workshop held to tease out stakeholder views of management priorities for a section of the North Sea: the Dogger Bank. As this article reveals, the lessons learned from the Dogger Bank workshop advocate not simply what is required for managing one particular ocean commons, but also highlight some...... of the public participation research design failings, taking public participation in resource management further by adding to the literature and theoretical discussions on the public sphere (Habermas 1989). Analysis of the citizens jury-inspired deliberative workshop also highlights the critical issue of power...

  6. Natural resource damage assessment

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    Seddelmeyer, J.

    1991-01-01

    The assessment and collection of natural resource damages from petroleum and chemical companies unfortunate enough to have injured publicly owned natural resources is perhaps the most rapidly expanding area of environmental liability. The idea of recovering for injury to publicly owned natural resources is an extension of traditional common law tort concepts under which a person who negligently injures another or his property is called upon to compensate the injured party. Normally, once liability has been established, it is a fairly straightforward matter to calculate the various elements of loss, such as the cost to repair or replace damaged property, or medical expenses, and lost income. More difficult questions, such as the amount to be awarded for pain and suffering or emotional distress, are left to the jury, although courts limit the circumstances in which the jury is permitted to award such damages

  7. A mock juror investigation of blame attribution in the punishment of hate crime perpetrators.

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    Cramer, Robert J; Clark, John W; Kehn, Andre; Burks, Alixandra C; Wechsler, Hayley J

    2014-01-01

    We examined blame attribution as a moderator of perceptions of hate crimes against gay, African American, and transgender victims. Participants were 510 Texas jury panel members. Results of vignette-based crime scenarios showed that victim blame displayed significant negative, and perpetrator blame significant positive, effects on sentencing recommendations. Also as hypothesized, victim and perpetrator blame moderated the effect of support for hate crime legislation. Interaction patterns suggested that both types of blame attribution influence sentencing recommendations, but only for participants disagreeing with hate crime legislation. Three-way interactions with victim type also emerged, indicating that the effects of both types of blame attribution show particular influences when the victim is gay, as opposed to transgender or African American. Implications for attribution theory, hate crime policy, and jury selection are discussed. Copyright © 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

  8. Triennaali peavõidu sai Andres Tali

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    2001-01-01

    Tallinna 12. graafikatriennaalist. Peapreemia A. Tali tööle "Romeo ja Julia". Teisi premeeritud: Peeter Laurits, Ülle Marks, Jüri Kass, Vive Tolli, soomlane Janne Laine, lätlased Leonardas Laganovskis, Maltius Ratniks, Juris Boiko, Tif Bitmap

  9. Mart Sander ei tea oma saate tulevikku / Heili Sibrits

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    Sibrits, Heili, 1977-

    2002-01-01

    Muusikasaatest "Tähed muusikas". Mart Sanderi juhitav MTÜ Bel-Etage suurprojektidest 2002. aasta maist augustini: Sir Arthur Sullivani koomilisest ooperist "Trial by Jury" ("Vandekohus") ja Lionel Moncktoni muusikalist "The Arcadians" ("Arkaadlased"). Sander juhib BBC Eurovisioni-eelset saadet eesti muusikast

  10. A. H. Tammsaare muuseumi kultuuriülikoolis oli 24. IV kaasaegse kunsti õhtu...

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    2002-01-01

    Heie Treier jagas muljeid USA multikultuurilisest kunstielust. Kultuuridevahelisi seoseid tõi esile nüüdiskunstnike Boriss Mihhailovi, Juri Lobanovi (Kutshõran), Pavel Mikushevi tutvustus ning arutlus Paul Rodgersi ja Ülo Soosteri asendist omas/võõras kunstikeskkonnas

  11. ICT and Architectural Theory and History: from Literary Discourse to Design Paradigms?

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    Proveniers, A.G.W.J.; Gelting, A.K.; Harder, E

    2008-01-01

    Design Studio Practice in the ICT— Google Era As a jury on Architectural projects we all recognise the unpleasant feeling when we hear a too highly polished student ICT-presentation: the plan does not correspond with the literary plea.

  12. Shtirlits sovetski, a Istomin prosto nash! / Jekaterina Saltõkova

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    Saltõkova, Jekaterina

    2008-01-01

    Seoses Juri Morozi uue Teist Maailmasõda kujutava seriaaliga "Apostel" arutletakse sõjaseriaalide ja filmide üha kasvava tootmise üle. Režissöörid Sergei Ursuljak ("Likvideerimine") ja Igor Zaitsev ("Diversant") lühidalt oma seriaalidest

  13. Expert Testimony, "Regular People," and Public Values: Arguing Common Sense at a Death Penalty Trial.

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    Chappell, Virginia A.

    1995-01-01

    Presents a case study of a particular courtroom case dealing with the death penalty. Analyzes the processes and communications of the trial jury. Discusses the interplay of common-sense and expert claims at three crucial stages of the trial. (HB)

  14. Juror Decision Making: A Case of Attitude Change Mediated by Authoritarianism.

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    Lamberth, John; And Others

    1982-01-01

    Studied individuals important to jury decision-making processes, i.e., those who change their minds. Results showed no consistent differences in race, sex, or age for changers and nonchangers and authoritarians changed attitudes about defendent's guilt more than equalitarians. (PAS)

  15. "Charley tädi" Vanemuises

    Index Scriptorium Estoniae

    2001-01-01

    17. märtsil esietendus Vanemuises Oleg Titovi lavastuses koomiline film-ballett "Charley tädi" (Brandon Thomase samanim. farsi järgi) A. Adami ning L. Andersoni muusikale. Lavakujunduse ja kostüümid tegi Liina Unt, nimirollis Juri Petrov

  16. Na grebnje volnõ / Nikolai Hrustaljov

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    Hrustaljov, Nikolai

    2002-01-01

    Vene režissöör Juri Kuzin, kes vene kultuuri tutvustuva "Kultuurimissiooni" raames tutvustab tallinlastele oma lühimängufilmi "Ljovsha" ("Junõje godõ Adolfa Gitlera") ning katkendeid oma uuest mängufilmist "Noa laev" ("Kovtsheg")

  17. Saaremaa - kokkuhoidev kogukond

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    2004-01-01

    Saaremaa Politseiprefektuuri töötajad Ants Ley, Meelis Juhandi, Hillar Peegel, Juri Krotman, Veigo Väli, Rainer Antsaar ja Riina Paju. Koostööpartneritena kommenteerivad Prits Liblik, Taivo Vaik, Toomas Luik ja Toomas Kasemaa. Vt. samas: Ajalooline Kuressaare politseimaja

  18. Nastojashtshije spektakli dlja nastojashtshego zritelja / Ella Agranovskaja

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    Agranovskaja, Ella, 1950-

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Juri Jerjomini lavastus "Mees, naine ja armuke" F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal, peaosas Valentin Gaft ning lavastus Tennessee Williamsi järgi "Tramm nimega Iha"

  19. Prima Vistale tuleb tuntud kirjanikke mitmest Euroopa riigist / Kaarel Kressa

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    Kressa, Kaarel, 1983-

    2010-01-01

    Prima Vista kirjandusfestivali külalisi: Leonie Swann, Attila Bartis, Dmitri Bõkov, Zinaida Lindén, Mihhail Šiškin, Fay Weldon, Jason Goodwin, Rosa Maria Rodríguez Magda, Inga Gaile, Juris Kronbergs, Guntars Godinš, Liana Langa

  20. "Dozhd" Jurija Lotmana / Anastasia Semjonova

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    Semjonova, Anastasia

    2006-01-01

    Juri Lotmani mälestusmärgi konkursi võidutöödest. Võitnud kavandist "Vihm". Võidutööde autorid avalikustatakse 10. juulil Raatuse tänava ühiselamus avataval kavandite näitusel. Kommenteerib Tartu linnakunstnik Tiit Kaunissaare

  1. Saving Little Star / Benjamin Smith

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    Smith, Benjamin

    2000-01-01

    Läti astronoom Juris Zagarsist, kes üritab päästa nõukogude vägedest mahajäänud vene teleskoopi - suurimat raadioteleskoopi Põhja-Euroopas, mis ehitati niivõrd võimsana, et võimaldas kuulda signaale teistest galaktikatest

  2. Lotmani seminar / Tatjana Stepanishtsheva ; tlk. Mall Jõgi

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    Stepaništševa, Tatjana, 1973-

    2007-01-01

    Tartu Ülikoolis vene kirjanduse õppetooli korraldatud iga-aastasest Lotmani seminarist. 2007. aastal tähistati Juri Lotmani 85. sünniaastapäeva, Zara Mintsi 80. sünniaastapäeva ja vene kirjanduse kateedri 60. aastapäeva

  3. Corpus Juris ja Eesti kriminaalõigus / Jaan Sootak

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    Sootak, Jaan, 1948-

    1999-01-01

    Euroopa Ühenduse kriminaalõigusest; sanktsioonist, individuaalsest süüksarvamisest ja ebaõigusest Euroopa majanduskriminaalõiguses ning pettuse, altkäemaksu, rahapesu ja kuritegeliku ühenduse kuriteokoosseisudest

  4. Zapredelnõi "Ilmarine" / Juri Mihhaljov ; interv. Boris Tuch

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    Mihhaljov, Juri, 1947-

    2004-01-01

    Narva teater "Ilmarine" on Narva linnavalitsuses vastuvõetud otsuste tõttu kaotanud nii dekoratsioonide töökoja kui õiguse kultuurikeskuse "Energeetik" lava soovikohasele kasutusele. Raskustega võideldes otsib-leiab teater võimalusi elus püsida

  5. Ja rasskazhu vsjo, kak bõlo ... / Juri Tshurbanov

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    Tshurbanov, Juri

    1994-01-01

    Venemaa lähiajalugu, stagnatsiooniaeg. Järg Jul/6,7,8,9,13,14,15,16,19,20,21,22,23,26,27,30. lk. 6,3,6,8,6,3,6,4,3,6,3,6,4,3,6,4; Aug/2.,3.,4.,5.,9.,10.,11.,16.,19.,23.,27.,30.,31. lk. 3, Sep/ 3., 7.,9.,21.,28. lk.4,6,6,6,6; Oct/7.,12.,14.,19.,21.,28. lk. 6,6,6,3,6,6; Nov/2.,4.,11.,16.,18. lk. 6

  6. Is the jury still out on PFI contracts?

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    Baillie, Jonathan

    2012-02-01

    Last September Andrew Lansley claimed that some NHS Trusts occupying PFI healthcare facilities had been 'landed with deals they could not afford', seemingly attributing much of the blame for a scenario where the Department of Health said 22 Trusts in England alone could be at significant financial risk to Labour, which, in the 1990s, greatly expanded a public/private funding partnership originally introduced by the Tories a decade earlier. Two key factors critics claim have put such Trusts 'at risk' are the 'inflexibility' of some PFI contracts, which makes varying terms difficult mid-contract, and the fact that many of the earlier deals were inexpertly negotiated by the 'public sector side'. HEJ editor Jonathan Baillie sought the views of Malcolm Austwick, a partner at top commercial law firm, DAC Beachcroft (see panel below), with extensive experience in the legal complexities of PFI, on whether or not the initiative's 'pros' do indeed outweigh the 'cons'.

  7. Trials by Juries: Suggested Practices for Database Trials

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    Ritterbush, Jon

    2012-01-01

    Librarians frequently utilize product trials to assess the content and usability of a database prior to committing funds to a new subscription or purchase. At the 2012 Electronic Resources and Libraries Conference in Austin, Texas, three librarians presented a panel discussion on their institutions' policies and practices regarding database…

  8. Ukraina film trügis Berlinalele / Andres Laasik

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    Laasik, Andres, 1960-2016

    2002-01-01

    Berliini 52. filmifestival algab täna sakslase Tom Tykweri mängufilmiga "Taevas". Esmakordselt on festivali põhiprogrammis ukraina film, milleks on panoraamne ajaloofilm "Palved hetman Mazepa eest" vanameister Juri Iljenko lavastuses. Peeter Simmi mängufilmi näidatakse Panorama programmis

  9. The new proposal for harmonised rules for the online sales of tangible goods: conformity, lack of conformity and remedies: in-depth analysis

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    Smits, Jan

    2016-01-01

    Upon request by the JURI Committee, this paper evaluates the European Commission proposal of 9 December 2015 harmonizing certain civil law contractual rules for Online Shopping. The directive's approach concerning conformity, lack of conformity and remedies is analized. It also examines the question

  10. Loo jutustamisest animatsioonis / Ülo Pikkov

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    Pikkov, Ülo, 1976-

    2008-01-01

    Animatsioonfilmi kui loo jutustusest, selle avaldumisvormidest ja eripärast. Artiklis viited ka Juri Lotmani "Filmisemiootikale". Näited filmidest "Kizi mizi" - rezh. Mariusz Wilczynski (2007), "Aaria" - rezh. Pjotr Sapegin (2001), "Neurotica" (1998 - 2001) ja "Hotell" (2004 - 2001) - mõlema rezh. Han Hoogerbrugge

  11. Lenini kaitseks / Vaapo Vaher

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    Vaher, Vaapo, 1945-

    2002-01-01

    Ilmunud ka: Vaher, Vaapo. Kokaiin Balti jaama turult: miniatuure vene kultuurist. Tallinn : Sirp, 2003, lk. 157-159. Mängufilm "Taurus" ("Telets") : stsenarist Juri Arabov : režissöör ja operaator Aleksandr Sokurov : Venemaa 2000. Autor pole rahul Lenini kujutamise kontseptsiooniga filmis

  12. Rezhissjor Vladimir Bortko : slozhnjeje "Mastera i Margaritõ" ne bõlo nitshego / Vladimir Bortko ; interv. Dmitri Bõkov

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    Bortko, Vladimir

    2006-01-01

    Režissöör oma teleseriaalist "Meister ja Margarita" M. Bulgakovi romaani järgi. Lisatud Juri Kara sama romaani ekraanile siiani pääsemata variandis osalenud näitlejate Nikolai Burljajevi, Valentin Gafti ja Viktor Pavlovi arvamusi uuest seriaalist

  13. Hudozhnik i jego dom

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    2004-01-01

    Näituse "Kunstnik ja tema kodu. C. T. von Neffi kunstikogu Piira ja Muuga mõisast" raames Väliskunsti Muuseumis toimunud konverentsi "19. sajandi keskpaiga kunstiruum" ettekannetest. Esinesid Jevgenia Kiritshenko, Juri Gudõmenko, Ants Hein, Kadi Polli, Veronika Bogdan, Ingrida Raudsepa, Tiina Abel

  14. Täna toimub Kadrioru lossis väliskunsti muuseumis...

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    2004-01-01

    Näituse "Kunstnik ja tema kodu. C. T. von Neffi kunstikogu Piira ja Muuga mõisast" raames toimuva ettekannete päeva "19. sajandi keskpaiga kunstiruum" kava. Esinevad Jevgenia Kiritshenko, Juri Gudõmenko, Ants Hein, Kadi Polli, Veronika Bogdan, Ingrida Raudsepa, Tiina Abel

  15. West Point student drops out / Jorgen Johansson

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    Johansson, Jorgen

    2001-01-01

    Läti kohus mõistis välja kahjutasu Juris Matusevics'ilt, kes rikkus Läti kaitsejõududega sõlmitud kokkulepet, mis kohustas teda pärast USA West Pointi sõjaväeakadeemia lõpetamist teenima viis aastat Läti armees

  16. Exploring the Effects of Contest Mechanisms on Idea Shortlisting in an Open Idea Competition

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    Merz, Alexander Benedikt; Seeber, Isabella; Maier, Ronald

    2016-01-01

    Picking the most promising from a multitude of crowd-generated ideas challenges organizations that employ open idea competitions. Hence, hosts of such contests often filter submitted ideas into shortlists to help juries selecting the winning ideas. While contest communities and rewards have been...

  17. Pelevini ja Bulgakovi mängib üle Tšernobõl / Jaanus Piirsalu

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    Piirsalu, Jaanus, 1973-

    2011-01-01

    Venemaal ekraanile jõudnud Viktor Ginzburgi filmist "Generation "P"" ja Juri Kara filmist "Meister ja Margarita" (1994). Tšernobõli tuumajaama katastroofist rääkivast Aleksandr Mindadze filmist "Laupäeval". Peatselt valmib film Vladimir Võssotskist. Stsenaariumi on kirjutanud Nikita Võssotski

  18. Bridgehead for Russia's westward offensive / Olga Pavuk, Tatyana Kamorskaya, Tatyana Merkulova

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    Pavuk, Olga

    2002-01-01

    Ilmunud ka: Baltiiskii Kurss 2002/Zima/Vesna nr. 20 lk. 26-28. Venemaa investeeringuid Baltimaadesse on statistikuil raske jälgida, sest palju kasutatakse offshore firmasid. Ülevaade Vene kapitali osakaalust Baltimaade majanduses. Tabel. Kommenteerivad: Igor Studennikov, Juri Zhubakov, Konstantin Provalov. Lisa

  19. Swan Song for the Burger Court.

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    Hayman, Robert L., Jr.; Ramarui, Cornelis O.

    1986-01-01

    Reviews a collection of decisions rendered by the Burger Court during its waning months. The decisions involve (1) criminal procedures, (2) racial bias in jury selection, (3) search and seizure, and (4) the exclusion of jurors who have reservations about the death penalty. (JDH)

  20. Political economics in the laboratory

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    Tyszler, M.

    2012-01-01

    Voting is likely the tool most strongly associated with the idea of democratic decisions, be it at national or local elections, decisions within a parliament, committees, juries or even at company boards. In turn, the outcomes of voting processes potentially affect a large constituency. Therefore,

  1. Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport – the 3rd ...

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    affecting the brain, induced by traumatic biomechanical forces. .... from parents, coaches, teammates and eyewitness to the in- jury. .... level, athletes allowed to RTP on the same day may demonstrate NP ... Following medical clearance confidence and ... that age children report different concussion symptoms different from.

  2. Kultuuriruum ja Natalie Mei prostitutsiooniteemalised joonistused / Kai Stahl

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    Stahl, Kai

    2011-01-01

    Analüüsitakse feministliku lugemise ja Juri Lotmani kultuurisemiootika abil kultuuri ja "mittekultuuri" vahelist piiriala, keskendudes viisidele, kuidas Natalie Mei erines oma joonistustega kunsti üldpildist - rikkudes traditsionaalset pildikoodi, ironiseerib Mei selle teema domineerivat käsitlust ja pildilist kuvamist, luues naiskunstnikuna uue vaatenurga

  3. Uudised

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    2005-01-01

    New Yorgi hip-hop-trio De La Soul 3. sept. Tartus ööklubis Tallinn. Briti rockbändi Coldplay soovist Eestis esineda. Ansambel The Cure aitas oma allkirjadega kaasa valgevene teadlase Juri Bandazhevski vanglast vabastamisele. Suri ameerika süntesaatorite valmistaja Robert Moog

  4. Mihhail Uljanov znajet, potshemu u svinji hvostik vjotsja / Aleksandra Ovikova

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    Ovikova, Aleksandra

    2005-01-01

    Mängufilm "Esimees" ("Predsedatel") : stsenarist Juri Nagibin : režissöör Aleksei Saltõkov : peaosas Mihhail Uljanov : Nõukogude Liit 1965. Mihhail Uljanov meenutab filmi sündi, võitlust ekraanile tuleku eest ja suurt edu vaatajate hulgas. Kasutatud ka tegijate päevikuid

  5. GILDED BITCH

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    Meldgaard, Morten

    2014-01-01

    & cymbals. cover photography by acclaimed photographer christina capetillo. linernotes & coverdesign by architect & director morten meldgaard. mastered for vinyl by taylor deupree.""Gold Beach was painstakingly recorded, processed and assembled over the course of the last four years. Unlike Jørgensen...... next...Artist/label blurbs: "this album has been a long time coming, as i initially started composing the opening and closing tracks back in late 2010 while touring the uk. this vinyl release features beautiful contributions from christoph berg on strings, jeppe skjold on reeds & anders provis on drums...... of musicians carrying out a series of both structured and improvised sessions, which were then subject to additional recording, editing and further composition. Whilst some sessions stand more or less untouched from their first takes, others were subject to heavy editing, though the feeling of instant...

  6. “Creative obstructions” and more

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    Ren, Carina Bregnholm; Petersen, Morten Krogh

    Abstract: ATLAS, Special track 6: Reinventing the local in tourism landscapes “Creative obstructions” and more? On cross sectorial mega-event collaboration outcomesCarina Ren (ren@ccg.aau.dk) & Morten Krogh Petersen (mkp@learning.aau.dk), Aalborg UniversityIn May of 2014, Copenhagen was the host...... was to engage the public as co-creators of the week-long event itself but also, importantly, of much longer-lasting and broader outcomes. This was achieved through a number of outreach schemes within tourism, education, industrial development and sustainability in sub-events, collaborating...... to the field of city branding, and challenges the idea that globalization and associated increased competition between cities unequivocally leads to uniformity (see Ooi 2014).ReferenceCerny, P. G. (1997), Paradoxes of the Competition State: The Dynamics of Political Globalization. Government and Opposition, 32...

  7. Materialitet og modalitet som didaktiske kategorier

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    Høegh, Tina

    2014-01-01

    English summary Materiality and modality as didactic categories The article is a response to articles by Nikolaj Frydensbjerg Elf, Thomas Illum-Hansen & Morten Misfeldt, and Leon Dalgas Jensen in this volume. The response discusses the apparent lack of didactic categories for materiality...... and modality in teaching practices, in subject didactics and in comparative subject didactics. The article problematizes the important findings and analyses concerning IT-teaching material described by Elf as well as Illum-Hansen & Misfeldt, and asks whether choices of modality and media-materiality...... are an unreflective practise in respect to teaching targets, skills and subject specialized language as well as in respect to goals for student productions. The article asks whether the analysis of teaching materials could be qualified further by the two categories materiality and modality from multimodal analysis...

  8. Associations between generic substitution and patient-related factors

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    Østergaard Rathe, Jette

    Associations between generic substitution and patient-related factors Jette Østergaard Rathe1, Pia V. Larsen1, Morten Andersen2, Janus L. Thomsen3, Maja S. Paulsen1, Jens Søndergaard1 1. Research Unit of General Practice, Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark 2. Centre...... for Pharmacoepidemiology, Karolinska Institutet, Department of Medicine Solna, Stockholm, Sweden 3. Danish Quality Unit of General Practice, Odense, Denmark Background Generic substitution means that chemically equivalent but less expensive drugs are dispensed in place of a brand name product. Although generic medicines...... by definition are bioequivalent to their brand name counterparts there are concerns about whether generic substitution is always accompanied by clinical equivalence in terms of effectiveness and that it may cause concerns and thereby causing some skepticism towards generic substitution. There is, however...

  9. 28 CFR 16.89 - Exemption of Civil Division Systems-limited access.

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    2010-07-01

    ... prosecution of grand jury, civil fraud, and other law enforcement matters, disclosure could compromise matters... affirmative enforcement actions based upon alleged violations of regulations or of civil or criminal laws... civil law enforcement purposes is exempted for the reasons set forth from the following subsections: (1...

  10. Vene uut kunsti ühendab mälu / Teet Veispak

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    Veispak, Teet, 1955-

    2007-01-01

    Näitusest "Mälu tagasitulek" Kumu Kunstimuuseumis, kuraator Viktor Misiano. Lähemalt David Ter-Oganjani (sünd. 1981) tööst "Vanad loosungid", Dmitri Prigovi (sünd. 1940) videost, Juri Leidermani installatsioonist "Isa jutustus", Jevgeni Fiksi tööst "Song of Russia"

  11. Keegi ei ela eksiilis, kõik elavad kodus / Sirje Helme

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    Helme, Sirje, 1949-

    2004-01-01

    Tallinna XIII graafikatriennaalist. Põhinäitused: Rotermanni soolalaos "Maapagu", mis hõlmab rahvusvahelise žürii valitud näitust ja Peeter Alliku, Redas Dirzhyse, Guntars Sietinshi ning Juris Petraskevici kureeritud balti graafika näitust, Tallinna Kunstihoones ning Ku galeriis Sirje Helme kureeritud "Teine naaber"

  12. Puukunst meelitas toksijad mini-Pärnusse / Grete Naaber

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    Naaber, Grete, 1942-

    2001-01-01

    Pärnus Vallkikääru taga valmistasid viie riigi esindajad puuskulptuure: inglane Mark Croxford, ukrainlane Petro Komantshuk, lätlane Juris Osis, eestlased Heiki Kongi, Kuldar Moor, Igor Kurov, Ormar Tamm, Toomas Mitt, külalisi oli ka Venemaalt ja Leedust. 29. juunil korraldatakse skulptuuride oksjon

  13. Ukraina president lasi lahti oranzhi liitlase Timoshenko juhitud valitsuse / Kaivo Kopli

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    Kopli, Kaivo

    2005-01-01

    Ukraina president Viktor Jushtshenko tagandas valitsuse pärast asepeaminister Nikolai Tomenko ning kaitse- ja julgeolekunõukogu sekretäri Petro Poroshenko tagasiastumist.Viktor Jushtshenko ja tagandatud peaministri Julia Timoshenko vahelistest erimeelsustest, uue valitsuse moodustajaks määratud Juri Jehanurovist. Lisa: Korruptsioon lausa süstemaatiline

  14. Adapted Verbal Feedback, Instructor Interaction and Student Emotions in the Landscape Architecture Studio

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    Smith, Carl A.; Boyer, Mark E.

    2015-01-01

    In light of concerns with architectural students' emotional jeopardy during traditional desk and final-jury critiques, the authors pursue alternative approaches intended to provide more supportive and mentoring verbal assessment in landscape architecture studios. In addition to traditional studio-based critiques throughout a semester, we provide…

  15. Propaganda i kontrpropaganda / Aleksandr Tshaplõgin

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    Tšaplõgin, Aleksandr, 1964-

    2007-01-01

    Europarlamendis esines Öise Vahtkonna liige Juri Zhuravljov informatsiooniga väidetavast politsei vägivallast pronksööl. Riigikogu eurokomisjoni esimees Marko Mihkelson on väitnud, et ürituse organisaatoriks on Läti eurosaadik Tatjana Zhdanok. Europarlamendi liikme Katrin Saksa väiteid

  16. addressing environmental contamination through market regulations

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    RAYAN_

    Safety Act for the 21st Century provides unique opportunities for preventing ... Toxics. ** A student at Florida A&M College of Law, Juris Doctor candidate, class of 2017. ... evaluates pre-manufacturing notifications (PMNs) for new chemical substances ..... 65 World Health Organization,GLP Guideline Handbook(World Health.

  17. What’s that you say? ‘Le Jardin des Particules’ (The Particle Garden)?

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    Staff Association

    2018-01-01

    A few weeks ago, the Staff Association launched a competition to find a new name for the Staff Association Nursery and School, currently known under the acronym EVEE (‘Espace de Vie Enfantine et École’). The goal of the competition was to find a memorable, well-liked name, which also defines the professional, dynamic and playful identity of the establishment. Many thanks to the many who took part in the competition. The jury, which was composed of seven people (Members of the staff association, the Headmistress of the school and representatives of teaching members of staff as well as a representative of parents) initially selected four entries. On 21 March, the jury met for a second time and unanimously selected the winning name ‘Le Jardin de Particules’ (The Particle Garden) Why was this the winner? * ‘Jardin’ or garden refers to the historical name of the establishment, formerly known as ‘le jardin d’enfants&rsquo...

  18. CERN exhibition wins yet another design prize

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    Joannah Caborn Wengler

    2012-01-01

    The “Universe of Particles” exhibition in CERN’s Globe wins the silver design prize from the German direct business communications association FAMAB.   Not only do tens of thousands of people visit the “Universe of Particles” exhibition each year, but juries for design prizes are crossing its threshold more and more frequently too. In 2011 alone it claimed 8 awards, including winning outright the 2011 Annual Multimedia award, the iF Communication Design for Corporate Architecture award and the Modern Decoration Media award (the Bulletin already reported on some of these in July 2011). The FAMAB award is the latest to join the prestigious list. The jury of FAMAB’s “ADAM 2011” award was particularly impressed by the hands-on nature of the exhibition, which encourages visitors to get interested in science. They also appreciated the way that the space in the Globe is not just a container for the exhibits, but itself ...

  19. Organizational Design for Institutional Change: the case of MPB Festivals, 1960 to 1968

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    Charles Kirschbaum

    2006-07-01

    Full Text Available A central concern in neo-institutional research is the genesis of new organizational fields. This article explores the emergence of the MPB (Brazilian Popular Music field in tandem with the organization of music festivals in the sixties. The festivals were instrumental in combining musicians, critics and the audience in a forum relatively buffered from the music industry influence. This interaction supported the introduction and diffusion of newinfluences in the popular music field, and at the same time, it consecrated the category MPB as a high-brow art form. The festivals’ design provoked two unintended consequences: the conflict between musicians and the audience, and between musicians and the jury. While several musicians strived to conquer autonomy for theircreative activity, the audience claimed its supremacy. As a result, musicians exerted pressure on the jury to buffer the aesthetical criteria from the audience. It concludes with a critical appraisal of the role of festivals in the evolution of the MPB field.

  20. Pathology and medical malpractice. Academic and trainee empirical review of cases by State of Texas physicians.

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    Allen, Timothy Craig; Stafford, Mehary; Liang, Bryan A

    2014-04-01

    This study examines whether the assumptions that pathologists understand the medical malpractice negligence rule and have a clear single standard of care are reasonable. Two hundred eighty-one Texas academic pathologists and trainees were presented 10 actual pathology malpractice cases from publicly available sources, representing the tort system's signal. Of the respondents, 55.52% were trainees, and 44.48% were pathology faculty. Only in two cases did more than 50% of respondents correctly identify the behavior of pathologists as defined by legal outcomes. In only half of the cases did more than 50% of pathologists concur with the jury verdict. This study provides further evidence that physicians do not understand the legal rule of negligence. Pathologists have a poor understanding of negligence and cannot accurately predict a jury verdict. There is significant divergence from the single standard of care assumption. Alternative methods to provide appropriate compensation and to establish physician accountability should be explored. Additional education about medical negligence is needed.

  1. A Hearing-Based, Frequency Domain Sound Quality Model for Combined Aerodynamic and Power Transmission Response with Application to Rotorcraft Interior Noise

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    Sondkar, Pravin B.

    The severity of combined aerodynamics and power transmission response in high-speed, high power density systems such as a rotorcraft is still a major cause of annoyance in spite of recent advancement in passive, semi-active and active control. With further increase in the capacity and power of this class of machinery systems, the acoustic noise levels are expected to increase even more. To achieve further improvements in sound quality, a more refined understanding of the factors and attributes controlling human perception is needed. In the case of rotorcraft systems, the perceived quality of the interior sound field is a major determining factor of passenger comfort. Traditionally, this sound quality factor is determined by measuring the response of a chosen set of juries who are asked to compare their qualitative reactions to two or more sounds based on their subjective impressions. This type of testing is very time-consuming, costly, often inconsistent, and not useful for practical design purposes. Furthermore, there is no known universal model for sound quality. The primary aim of this research is to achieve significant improvements in quantifying the sound quality of combined aerodynamic and power transmission response in high-speed, high power density machinery systems such as a rotorcraft by applying relevant objective measures related to the spectral characteristics of the sound field. Two models have been proposed in this dissertation research. First, a classical multivariate regression analysis model based on currently known sound quality metrics as well some new metrics derived in this study is presented. Even though the analysis resulted in the best possible multivariate model as a measure of the acoustic noise quality, it lacks incorporation of human judgment mechanism. The regression model can change depending on specific application, nature of the sounds and types of juries used in the study. Also, it predicts only the averaged preference scores and

  2. People with Mental Retardation Are Dying, Legally.

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    Keyes, Denis; And Others

    1997-01-01

    Criticizes the institution of the death penalty for convicted criminals with mental retardation. Examples are given of cases in which juries were not told of the defendant's mental retardation before sentencing, and a list of defendants with mental retardation that have been executed since 1976 is provided. (CR)

  3. Ne "Dozorom" jedinõm

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    2006-01-01

    28. aprillist kuni 4. maini toimub II Vene Filmide Kevadfestival. Fantaasiaseiklus "Aziris-Nuna" Sergei Lukjanenko ja Juri Burkini romaani järgi, režissöör ja stsenarist Oleg Kompassov. Režissöör Marina Migunova seikluskomöödia "Krahv Montenegro" : Venemaa 2006

  4. The Effectiveness of Guided Induction versus Deductive Instruction on the Development of Complex Spanish "Gustar" Structures: An Analysis of Learning Outcomes and Processes

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    Cerezo, Luis; Caras, Allison; Leow, Ronald P.

    2016-01-01

    Meta-analytic research suggests an edge of explicit over implicit instruction for the development of complex L2 grammatical structures, but the jury is still out as to which type of explicit instruction--"deductive" or "inductive," where rules are respectively provided or elicited--proves more effective. Avoiding this…

  5. Teatr im. Mossoveta - vernõi drug Tallintsev / Boris Tuch

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    Tuch, Boris, 1946-

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Mängitakse Juri Jerjomini lavastusi "Mees, naine ja armuke" (F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal) ja Tennessee Williamsi "Tramm nimega Iha". Tutvustavalt teatrist ja teatri varasematest külalisetendustest Tallinnas 1996, 1998 ja 2004

  6. Teatr imeni Mossoveta prijehhal v ljubimõi gorod / Margarita Kornõsheva

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    Kornõsheva, Margarita, 1957-

    2006-01-01

    5.-7. juulini toimuvad Estonia teatris Moskva Mossoveti-nim. Teatri külalisetendused. Juri Jerjomini lavastus "Mees, naine ja armuke" F. Dostojevski ja I. Turgenevi teoste põhjal, peaosas Valentin Gaft ning lavastus Tennessee Williamsi järgi "Tramm nimega Iha". Näitlejad Valentin Gaft ja Olga Ostroumova pressikonverentsist

  7. Refractive Surgery: Malpractice Litigation Outcomes.

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    Custer, Benjamin L; Ballard, Steven R; Carroll, Robert B; Barnes, Scott D; Justin, Grant A

    2017-10-01

    To review data on malpractice claims related to refractive surgery to identify common allegations and injuries and financial outcomes. The WestlawNext database was reviewed for all malpractice lawsuits/settlements related to refractive eye surgery. Data evaluated included patient demographics, type of operation performed, plaintiff allegation, nature of injury, and litigation outcomes. A total of 167 cases met the inclusion criteria, of which 108 cases (64.7%) were found to be favorable and 59 cases (35.3%) unfavorable to the defendant. A total of 141 cases were tried by a jury with 108 cases (76.4%) favorable and 33 cases (23.6%) unfavorable to the defendant. Laser in situ keratomileusis was performed in 127 cases (76%). The most common allegations were negligence in treatment or surgery in 127 cases (76%) and lack of informed consent in 83 cases (49.7%). For all cases, the need for future surgery (P = 0.0001) and surgery resulting in keratoconus (P = 0.05) were more likely to favor the plaintiff. In jury verdict decisions, cases in which failure to diagnose a preoperative condition was alleged favored the defendant (P = 0.03), whereas machine malfunction (P = 0.05) favored the plaintiff. After adjustment for inflation, the overall mean award was $1,287,872. Jury verdicts and settlements led to mean awards of $1,604,801 and $826,883, respectively. Malpractice litigation in refractive surgery tends to favor the defendant. However, large awards and settlements were given in cases that were favorable to the plaintiff. The need for future surgery and surgery leading to keratoconus increased the chance of an unfavorable outcome.

  8. 77 FR 58535 - Combined Notice of Filings

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    2012-09-21

    ... Transmission Company. Description: 2012 Waiver of Jury Trial to be effective 10/14/2012. Filed Date: 9/13/12...: Husky Marketing and Supply Company, Husky Gas Marketing Inc. Description: Joint Petition for Temporary... Expedited Action of Husky Gas Marketing Inc. and Husky Marketing and Supply Company. Filed Date: 9/13/12...

  9. 24 CFR 880.606 - Lease requirements.

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    2010-04-01

    ... guilt, or to accept without question any judgment favoring the landlord in a lawsuit brought in... the tenant for eviction, money damages, or other purposes, or (2) any other action affecting the... the tenant's right to trial by jury. g. Waiver of Right to Appeal Court Decision. Authorization to the...

  10. Tartu Ülikooli kümme geeniust / Alo Lõhmus

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    Lõhmus, Alo

    2007-01-01

    Valik Tartu Ülikoolis 375 aasta jooksul kõige rohkem maailmateadust mõjutanud teadlasi: Friedrich Georg Wilhelm Stuve, Martin Heinrich Rathke, Karl Ernst von Baer, Karl Wilhelm von Kupffer, Juri Lotman, Ludvig Puusepp Nikolai Pirogov, Ernst Öpik, Ivan Kondakov, Karl Bücher, Karl Friedrich Burdach ja Gustav Teichmüller

  11. ACHP | News | ACHP Delivers Executive Order Report to President

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    Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in history. He was elected . After leaving the National Football League he pursued an acting and directing career, and remains the arts in history and a juris doctorate from the University of Arkansas, Little Rock, and has published

  12. Neetud Siber / Mihkel Mutt

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    Mutt, Mihkel, 1953-

    2004-01-01

    Rets. rmt.: Brzezinski, Zbigniew. Suur malelaud. Tallinn, 2003 ; Sergejev, Vladimir ; Vseviov, David. Venemaa - lähedane ja kauge. Tallinn, 2002 ; Figes, Orlando. Natasha tants. Venemaa kultuurilugu. Tallinn, 2003 ; Lotman, Juri. Vestlusi vene kultuurist. Vene aadli argielu ja traditsioonid 18. sajandil ja 19. sajandi algul. 1. köide. Tallinn, 2003

  13. «Dikasteria» i «Deliberation Day»: dues propostes de participació política ciutadana

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    Abat Ninet, Antoni

    2014-01-01

    We propose an analysis of two proposals for direct citizen participation in the public sphere, an ancient and a modern one. The first experience examined lies in the judiciary, in what many consider one of the earliest antecedents of our jury. The second focuses on the so-called elective democrac...

  14. The Wasps in Court: Argument and Audience in the Athenian Dikasteries.

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    Rodgers, Raymond S.

    In an attempt to explain why Aristotle devotes a substantial part of Book Two of "The Rhetoric" to methods for arousing jurors' emotions, despite stating previously that such emotional appeal is nonessential and unethical, this paper examines the nature of the Athenian jury courts, or dikasteries. It first discusses the historical…

  15. Community Development as an Approach to Community Engagement in Rural-Based Higher Education Institutions in South Africa

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    Netshandama, V. O.

    2010-01-01

    The premise of this article is that the "jury is still out" to describe what effective Community Engagement entails in South African higher education institutions. The current discussions about community engagement and service learning do not cover the primary objective of adding value to the community, particularly of the rural-based…

  16. 20 aastat Balti Arhitektide Liitude Assotsiatsiooni / Hindrek Kesler

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    2010-01-01

    14. novembril 20-aastaseks saavast Balti Arhitektide Liitude Assotsiatsioonist (Baltic Architects Unions Association ehk BAUA), mis kuulub Rahvusvahelise Arhitektide Liidu (Union internationale des architectes - UIA) 2. regiooni. BAUA tegevusest. Uus BAUA president on Juris Poga. Riia kunstiakadeemias on eksponeeritud näitus 20 viimase aasta arhitektuurist Eestis, Lätis ja Leedus

  17. International responsability of state by the deleterius effects of ionising radiation

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    Faria, N.M. de.

    1988-01-01

    International Responsability of State, considering the deleterius effects of ionising radiation on the human being, property, territory and environment which are under other jurisdiction, is focused. Conventional rules, costumary rules, the evolution of ''opinion juris'' as well as the decisions of tribunals related to the subject are analysed. (author) [pt

  18. Never Marry a Woman with Big Feet : Women in Proverbs from Around the World

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    Schipper, Mineke

    2006-01-01

    Winner of the Dutch 2005 Eureka! prize for best non-fiction title The jury about the book: "A revealing and at the same time extraordinarily funny book" In cultures all over the globe, sex and gender issues have been expressed in proverbs, the world's smallest literary genre. This irresistible book

  19. Трое неизвестных / Николай Караев

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    Караев, Николай, 1978-

    2010-01-01

    Tallinnas jagati Juri Dolgorukovi nim. kirjandusauhindu. I preemia võitis Maks Frai ulmeromaaniga "Большая телега", Eestist pärit Aleksandr Degterenko sai diplomi jutustusega "Al Sacrum". Preemia on määratud vene kirjanikele Lätis, Leedus ja Eestis

  20. "Nika" dostalas "Devjatoi rote"

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    2006-01-01

    Ülevaade käesoleva aasta Venemaa filmiauhinna "Nike" saajatest : parim film Fjodor Bondartshuki "9. rood", parim režissöör Aleksei German jun, parim stsenarist Juri Arabov, aasta üllataja Andrei Kravtshuk filmiga "Itaallane", elutööpreemia saaja režissöör Jossif Heifits

  1. A Correlation Study of Exemplary Exurban African American Achievement in Standardized Testing and the Relationship of Parental Household Size in a Southeastern Public School District

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    Whittington, David H.

    2012-01-01

    This study included a literature review of juried research studies of student achievement factors that affect African American achievements tracked in the No Child Left Behind Legislative Act. Statistical correlation analyses were performed to determine if the absence or presence of one or two-parents in the household affected student achievement…

  2. Student Speech--The First Amendment and Qualified Immunity Under 42 U.S.C. Section 983: Conduct Implications for School Administrators

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    Araux, Jose Luis

    2013-01-01

    Purpose: The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze the conduct implications of qualified immunity in allegations of deprivation of civil rights by public school administrators regarding the First Amendment-student speech. Methodology: Data were collected using the LexisNexis and JuriSearch online legal research systems, which…

  3. Innovation That Sticks Case Study Report: Ottawa Catholic School Board. Leading and Learning for Innovation, A Framework for District-Wide Change

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    Canadian Education Association, 2016

    2016-01-01

    A Canadian Education Association (CEA) Selection Jury chose the Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) out of 35 School District applicants from across Canada to participate in the 2015 "Innovation that Sticks" Case Study Program. From September to December 2015--through an Appreciative Inquiry interview process--the CEA researched how the…

  4. Cerebral water and ion balance remains stable when humans are exposed to acute hypoxic exercise

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    Avnstorp, Magnus B; Rasmussen, Peter; Brassard, Patrice

    2015-01-01

    both circumstances. No cerebral net exchange of Na(+) or K(+) was evident. Likewise, no significant net-exchange of water over the brain was demonstrated and the arterial and jugular venous hemoglobin concentrations were similar. CONCLUSION: Challenging exercise in hypoxia for 30 min affected muscle......Avnstorp, Magnus B., Peter Rasmussen, Patrice Brassard, Thomas Seifert, Morten Overgaard, Peter Krustrup, Niels H. Secher, and Nikolai B. Nordsborg. Cerebral water and ion balance remains stable when humans are exposed to acute hypoxic exercise. High Alt Med Biol 16:000-000, 2015.-Background...... intense exercise is carried out in hypoxia and monitored the influence of muscle metabolism for changes in arterial variables. METHODS: On two separate days, in random order, 30 min cycling exercise was performed in either hypoxia (10% O2) or normoxia at an intensity that was exhaustive in the hypoxic...

  5. Eurovision 2014 as potlatch?

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    Ren, Carina Bregnholm; Petersen, Morten Krogh

    2014-01-01

    Eurovision 2014 as potlatch? Exploring mega events as cultural demonstrations of complex outcomes Carina Ren & Morten Krogh Petersen, Aalborg University How to tell if an event is ‘worth it’? In all its simplicity, this question often troubles investors, planners, local communities, politicians....... To Mauss, however, it contained a range of intricate internal and situated logics and negotiations of status, power and domination. We use the concept of potlatch to explore the different logics of valuing the Eurovision Song Contest held in Copenhagen in May 2014. Through its linking of corporate......, the municipality and the region), we propose to see Eurovision 2014 as a cross-sectorial innovation project. We show how the intricate public-private collaboration and the attempts at linking the event to very different tasks and objectives made the valuing of collaboration outcomes quite controversial. Through...

  6. Climate influences on Vaal River flow | Jury | Water SA

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    A study of climatic influences on Vaal River discharge, near Johannesburg, South Africa, finds that peak summer flows in the period 1979–2014 coincide with ocean–atmosphere interaction in the east Atlantic. The analysis has three parts: interannual influences by correlation of summer discharge with climate fields, ...

  7. Duell diktaatoriga / Juri Hashtshevatski ; interv. Kelly Grossthal, Maari Ross

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    Hashtshevatski, Juri

    2007-01-01

    Tallinnas linastub esimene Eesti-Valgevene ühistöö "Kalinovski väljak", dokumentaalfilm Valgevene kuulsaima režissööri pikalt kestnud ja ohtlikust konfliktist diktaator Lukashenkaga. Poliitilisest olukorrast Valgevenes, president Aleksandr Lukashenkast

  8. Läti parim arhitektuur 2004 / Triin Ojari

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    Ojari, Triin, 1974-

    2005-01-01

    Läti arhitektuuri aastapreemiad 2004: peapreemia - villa Siguldas, AB Arhis, autorid Andris Kronbergs, Juris Lasis; ühiskondliku ehituse eripreemia - Silaraji kinnisvaraküla, AB DEPO projects; parim ühiskondlik hoone - Mercedese autokeskus Riias, AB Silis, Zabers un Kiava; rekonstrueerimispreemia - Ventspilsi raamatukogu juurdeehitus, J. Poga AB. Eestist oli žüriis Triin Ojari

  9. Astronaut Anna Fisher demonstrates sleep restraints on shuttle

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    1984-01-01

    Astronaut Anna L. Fisher demonstrates the versatility of shuttle sleep restraints to accommodate the preference of crewmembers as she appears to have configured hers in a horizontal hammock mode. Stowage lockers, one of the middeck walls, another sleep restraint, a jury-rigged foot and hand restraint are among other items in the frame.

  10. 77 FR 13321 - Notice of Debarment

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    2012-03-06

    ... available on the FCC's Web site at http://www.fcc.gov . The text may also be purchased from the Commission's... that you purchased ineligible goods and services with E-Rate funds.\\6\\ Finally, you obstructed a 2007 federal grand jury investigation by instructing a CMS employee to testify falsely about receiving gifts...

  11. Sjomki filma "Kin-dza-dza" tshut ne sorvali inoplanetjane / koost. Svetlana Hrustaljova

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    2006-01-01

    Režissöör Georgi Danelia film "Kin-dza-dza" esilinastusest möödub 20 aastat. Režissöör meenutab filmivõtteid, lühike intervjuu näitleja Juri Jakovleviga ja katked režissööri raamatust "Tostujemõi pjot do dna" : EKSMO, 2006

  12. The Status of Graphical Presentation in Interior/Architectural Design Education

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    Gurel, Meltem O.; Basa, Inci

    2004-01-01

    This article argues that interior/architectural design education favours a dominance of final presentation over the design process in the studio environment, particularly in the evaluation of a project. It suggests that the appeal of design juries for pleasant drawings, which may shift the emphasis from the project itself to its representation,…

  13. Moskva - fassad demokratii / Masha Lipman

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    Lipman, Masha

    2005-01-01

    Moskvasse on koondunud 80% Venemaa pankade finantsvahendeid, suur osa äritegevusest, kaubandusest. Vastavalt uuele valimisseadusele määrab Kreml regioonidele ise juhid ning väidetavalt kaotab üle kümne aasta Moskva linna juhtinud Juri Luzhkov tõenäoliselt oma koha. Demokraatia Venemaal ja äsja toimunud kohalikud valimised

  14. Rahvus ja rahvuslus eesti tänases ajakirjanduses / Andres Ehin

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    Ehin, Andres, 1940-2011

    1996-01-01

    Sisu : 'Keel ja Kirjandus', 1996, nr. 10 (Paul Kokla art. 'Eesti keele ja kirjanduse väljavaated'); 'Luup', 1996, 28. okt. ('Lev Gumiljov : Eestlased on saavutanud praktilise surematuse'); 'Kadrioru Teataja' IV/1996; (Juri Surovtsevi art. 'Kordonite ja diviidideta') 'Akadeemia', 1996, nr. 10 (Jüri Alliku art. 'Hämmastav hüpotees teadvuse kohta')

  15. SAJBL 319.indd

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    extremely high value and run into millions of rands. ... and legal costs brought about by a dramatic increase in medical negligence litigation. .... health problems (as the present topic under ... bigger picture – namely the financial context in which the specialist .... Damages caps have been said to violate the right to trial by jury.

  16. Fundamentals of Silicene, Authors: Guzmán-Verri Gian G., Lok C. Lew Yan Voon and Willatzen Morten

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    Guzman-Verri, Gian G.; Voon, Lok C. Lew Yan; Willatzen, Morten

    2017-01-01

    Silicene1 is a single atomic layer of silicon (Si) much like graphene, the first example of an elemental twodimensional (2D) nanomaterial whose study led to the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics.2 Until 2010 or so, the only known crystalline form of elemental silicon was the one with the so-called diam......Silicene1 is a single atomic layer of silicon (Si) much like graphene, the first example of an elemental twodimensional (2D) nanomaterial whose study led to the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics.2 Until 2010 or so, the only known crystalline form of elemental silicon was the one with the so...... might make fabrication much more of an industrial reality. We will concentrate this tutorial on the properties of a single freestanding silicene sheet. Freestanding means that the silicene sheet is not chemically or physically bonded to any other material. The feat with graphene was the ability to peel...

  17. College Students' Conceptualizations of Deficits Involved in Mild Intellectual Disability

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    Musso, Mandi W.; Barker, Alyse A.; Proto, Daniel A.; Gouvier, Wm. Drew

    2012-01-01

    Precedential rulings in recent capital murder trials may, in some cases, leave it up to a jury to determine whether or not an individual meets criteria for an intellectual disability (ID) and should be spared from the death penalty. Despite the potential for misconceptions about ID to bias decisions, few empirical studies have examined the…

  18. Kuidas Udmurdi ja Mordva vabariik lipud said / Jaak Prozes

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    Prozes, Jaak, 1965-

    2008-01-01

    Kunstnikud Juri Lobanov ja Andrei Aljoshkin räägivad Udmurdi vabariigi ja Mordva vabariigi lipu ja vapi saamisloo. Udmurdi ja Mordva lipu värvide tähendusest. Udmurtia, Mordva, Komi ja Marimaa esimene kaasaegse kunsti näitus "Põhi ja kirre : kontinentaalne alateadvus" Kumu Kunstimuuseumis 14. märts-18. mai 2008

  19. By Unanimous Decision? A Second Look at Consensus in the Film Industry

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    Dekker, Erwin; Popik, Zuzanna

    2014-01-01

    This article reports analyses of the verdicts of various film organizations that annually present awards to motion pictures and investigates whether they award/nominate the same movies in a given year. This research disputes previous findings that reported a high level of agreement between those juries, by the means of reliability analysis and the…

  20. Order of 2 May 1977 on a proficiency certificate for handling industrial radioscopy and radiography equipment

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    1977-01-01

    This Order lays down that any person handling industrial radioscopy or radiography equipment must obtain a proficiency certificate delivered by a regional jury made up of the regional director for labour and manpower or his representative, a physician competent for industrial medicine and specialized in radiation protection and an expert in industrial radiology. (NEA) [fr

  1. На крыльце сидели царь, царевич... / Елена Скульская

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    Скульская, Елена, 1950-

    2010-01-01

    Võrdluses on kolm tsaar Ivan Julmast (Ivan IV, 1530-1584) jutustavat teost: Mossoveti nim. Teatri ajalooline näidend "Isa ja poja kuningriik" (tegelasteks Ivan Julm ja tsareevitš Fjodor), lavastaja Juri Jerjomin. Andrei Ešpai lavastatud 16-osaline teleseriaal "Ivan Groznõi" (Venemaa 2009) ja Pavel Lungini ajalooline mängufilm "Tsaar" (Venemaa 2009)

  2. Examination of Capital Murder Jurors' Deliberations: Methods and Issues

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    Price, Keith; Coleman, Susan; Byrd, Gary R.

    2014-01-01

    The study of capital juries remains a subject of critical interest for the public and for legislative and judicial policy makers as well as legal scholars and social scientists. Cowan, Thompson, and Ellsworth established one of the standard methodologies for examination of this topic in their 1984 seminal study by observing the subjects' debate…

  3. Defense.gov Special Report: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage

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    military service when the Women's Army Corps, or WAC, recruited 50 Japanese American and Chinese American competition. In August 2008, he earned his Juris Doctor and became a member of the Texas bar. In March of 2009 he served as branch head for legal assistance and military justice. In March 2012, Lt. Sham deployed

  4. 38 CFR 3.211 - Death.

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    2010-07-01

    ... 38 Pensions, Bonuses, and Veterans' Relief 1 2010-07-01 2010-07-01 false Death. 3.211 Section 3..., Compensation, and Dependency and Indemnity Compensation Evidence Requirements § 3.211 Death. Death should be... community where death occurred. (2) A copy of a coroner's report of death or a verdict of a coroner's jury...

  5. Contributions to the biology of the Cape gurnard, Trigla capensis ...

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    Study of otoliths of the Cape gurnard,Trigla capensis, has established that the rings are annular. An opaque zone is formed from February to Jury and a hyaline zone during the spawning season from August to March. Females grow faster than males. The Von Bertalanffy growth equation of the females was found to be.

  6. Will Female Kicker's Legal Victory Reshape Gender Roles in Athletics?

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    Suggs, Welch

    2000-01-01

    Analyzes implications of a $2-million judgment awarded to a female football player by a federal jury who found that Duke University (North Carolina) engaged in illegal discrimination by keeping her off its football team. Considers the tradition of football as a decidedly male activity, Title IX requirements, and the large degree of variance in…

  7. В кривом зеркале : беседа с собирателем-исследователем Ренэ Герра о судьбах русских писателей-эмигрантов второй волны / интервьюировала

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    Герра, Ренэ, 1946-

    2015-01-01

    Poleemika Vladimir Agenossovi koostatud "teise laine" emigrantidele pühendatud antoloogiaga "Восставшие из небытия" (Peterburi, 2014), Gerra vaidlustab Juri Ivaski, Igor Tšinnovi, Boriss Nartsissovi, Aleksandr Perfiljevi ja Irina Saburova kaasamise "teise laine" antoloogiasse, pidades neid "esimese laine" emigrantideks

  8. Discrimination and instructional comprehension: guided discretion, racial bias, and the death penalty.

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    Lynch, M; Haney, C

    2000-06-01

    This study links two previously unrelated lines of research: the lack of comprehension of capital penalty-phase jury instructions and discriminatory death sentencing. Jury-eligible subjects were randomly assigned to view one of four versions of a simulated capital penalty trial in which the race of defendant (Black or White) and the race of victim (Black or White) were varied orthogonally. Dependent measures included a sentencing verdict (life without the possibility of parole or the death penalty), ratings of penalty phase evidence, and a test of instructional comprehension. Results indicated that instructional comprehension was poor overall and that, although Black defendants were treated only slightly more punitively than White defendants in general, discriminatory effects were concentrated among participants whose comprehension was poorest. In addition, the use of penalty phase evidence differed as a function of race of defendant and whether the participant sentenced the defendant to life or death. The study suggest that racially biased and capricious death sentencing may be in part caused or exacerbated by the inability to comprehend penalty phase instructions.

  9. Arbitrariness and the death penalty: how the defendant's appearance during trial influences capital jurors' punishment decision.

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    Antonio, Michael E

    2006-01-01

    This paper examines the impact of the defendant's appearance during the trial on capital jurors' punishment decision. The data used in this analysis were gathered by the Capital Jury Project (CJP), a national program of research on the decision-making of capital jurors. A series of multivariate logistic regression analyses were conducted using four aggravating circumstances related to the killing and eight defendant appearance variables as predictors of jurors' punishment decision at three points during the capital trial: (1) after the punishment phase ended, but before formal deliberation began; (2) when the first vote was taken on punishment at jury deliberations; and (3) at the final vote on punishment. Results indicated that when the defendant appeared emotionally involved during the trial (i.e. sorry and sincere) jurors either favored a life sentence or were undecided about punishment; however, when the defendant appeared emotionally uninvolved during the trial (i.e. bored) jurors either sought a death sentence or remained undecided. Policy implications will be discussed. Copyright (c) 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

  10. [Where it is shown that a quarrel about precedence can lead to the Holy Bible].

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    Lafont, Olivier

    2006-11-01

    The custom to print a "synthesis", for the last part of the mastership examination, the "chef d'oeuvre" was established in most of French towns. Kind of printed programme, the "synthesis" was a sheet of paper, of poster size. It listed the practicals to perform and the members of the jury, etc. The listing of the apothecaries participating in the jury used to be accompanied by elogious formulations i.e. "celeberrimo coet-cui pharmacoporum". The physicians immeditely reacted. How was it possible? Such elogious terms should be used for medicine doctors only! Not for apothecaries! Various printed arguments were exchanged and a tumultuous process took place. A judgement occured on December 14 1656: Such terms of Honour should be avoided in the future. During this judiciary episode, Latin citations from "Ecclesistics, 38" were exchanged. This ridiculous quarell rised nevertheless some serious questions. Didn't the translation of the Bible in modern languages contain some indaquancies concerning the people in charge of preparing and dispensing the medicines? A study of original Greek texts showed that it was the case.

  11. The Novel New Jersey Eyewitness Instruction Induces Skepticism but Not Sensitivity.

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    Athan P Papailiou

    Full Text Available In recent decades, social scientists have shown that the reliability of eyewitness identifications is much worse than laypersons tend to believe. Although courts have only recently begun to react to this evidence, the New Jersey judiciary has reformed its jury instructions to notify jurors about the frailties of human memory, the potential for lineup administrators to nudge witnesses towards suspects that they police have already identified, and the advantages of alternative lineup procedures, including blinding of the administrator. This experiment tested the efficacy of New Jersey's jury instruction. In a 2×2 between-subjects design, mock jurors (N = 335 watched a 35-minute murder trial, wherein identification quality was either "weak" or "strong" and either the New Jersey or a "standard" instruction was delivered. Jurors were more than twice as likely to convict when the standard instruction was used (OR = 2.55; 95% CI = 1.37-4.89, p < 0.001. The New Jersey instruction, however, did not improve juror's ability to discern quality; rather, jurors receiving those instructions indiscriminatingly discounted "weak" and "strong" testimony in equal measure.

  12. False confessions, expert testimony, and admissibility.

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    Watson, Clarence; Weiss, Kenneth J; Pouncey, Claire

    2010-01-01

    The confession of a criminal defendant serves as a prosecutor's most compelling piece of evidence during trial. Courts must preserve a defendant's constitutional right to a fair trial while upholding the judicial interests of presenting competent and reliable evidence to the jury. When a defendant seeks to challenge the validity of that confession through expert testimony, the prosecution often contests the admissibility of the expert's opinion. Depending on the content and methodology of the expert's opinion, testimony addressing the phenomenon of false confessions may or may not be admissible. This article outlines the scientific and epistemological bases of expert testimony on false confession, notes the obstacles facing its admissibility, and provides guidance to the expert in formulating opinions that will reach the judge or jury. We review the 2006 New Jersey Superior Court decision in State of New Jersey v. George King to illustrate what is involved in the admissibility of false-confession testimony and use the case as a starting point in developing a best-practice approach to working in this area.

  13. Photowalk contest winners

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    Roberto Cantoni

    2010-01-01

    The local winners of the global particle physics Photowalk have been announced by the five participating laboratories. At CERN, Diego Giol and Christian Stephani were the jury’s favourites, and their photos will now go forward to the global vote, competing against the local winners from DESY in Germany, Fermilab in the US, KEK in Japan and TRIUMF in Canada. Two prizes are to be awarded, one selected by a global jury, the other by popular vote – it’s time to get voting!   Diego Giol #1 The global winners of the Photowalk contest will be revealed by the second week of October, but the local CERN winners were announced last week. After three weeks of work, two meetings of the jury and three successive selections, 20 photos were chosen from the 792 entries. The three highest-ranked will participate in the final competition. The public can vote for their favourite photos on the interactions.org website until 8 October. Only two photographers took the three winning photo...

  14. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (FMRI) and expert testimony.

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    Kulich, Ronald; Maciewicz, Raymond; Scrivani, Steven J

    2009-03-01

    Medical experts frequently use imaging studies to illustrate points in their court testimony. This article reviews how these studies impact the credibility of expert testimony with judges and juries. The apparent "objective" evidence provided by such imaging studies can lend strong credence to a judge's or jury's appraisal of medical expert's testimony. However, as the court usually has no specialized scientific expertise, the use of complex images as part of courtroom testimony also has the potential to mislead or at least inappropriately bias the weight given to expert evidence. Recent advances in brain imaging may profoundly impact forensic expert testimony. Functional magnetic resonance imaging and other physiologic imaging techniques currently allow visualization of the activation pattern of brain regions associated with a wide variety of cognitive and behavioral tasks, and more recently, pain. While functional imaging technology has a valuable role in brain research and clinical investigation, it is important to emphasize that the use of imaging studies in forensic matters requires a careful scientific foundation and a rigorous legal assessment.

  15. Photowalk 2015: CERN as seen by a photographer

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    Julie Haffner

    2015-01-01

    On Friday, 25 September, CERN opened its doors to nineteen photographers from all over the world for the CERN Photowalk 2015: behind the scenes at the Laboratory.   The photo competition was organised as part of an international photo competition, the Global Physics Photowalk, in which seven other physics laboratories also participated. Professional and amateur photographers alike had the chance to visit and capture for posterity a number of unique CERN sites: Linac4, the main workshop and the ISOLDE facility. They were also able to get a feel for life at CERN by exploring the Meyrin campus. A jury will select the best three photos taken at CERN before the end of October. These photos will be exhibited in 2016 and will represent CERN in the international competition, in which each of the other labs will also enter three snapshots. In November, an international jury and a public vote will pick the winning photos, which will be exhibited in 2016 in Asia, Europe and North America and will be featured ...

  16. Teplo, jeshtsho tepleje, gorjatsho!

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    2006-01-01

    28. aprillist kuni 4. maini toimub II Vene Filmide Kevadfestival : Aleksandr Atanesjani "Lurjused" ("Svolotshi"), Deniss Neimandi "Vanaraud", ekstsentriline komöödia "Rahapäev" ("Den deneg"), fantaasiaseiklus "Aziris-Nuna" Sergei Lukjanenko ja Juri Burkini romaani järgi, režissöör ja stsenarist Oleg Kompassov, Marina Migunova seikluskomöödia "Krahv Montenegro"

  17. The Effect of Using a Program Based on Cooperative Learning Strategy on Developing some Oral Communication Skills of Students, at English Department, Faculty of Education, Sana'a University

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    Zuheer, Khaled Mohsen Mohammed

    2008-01-01

    The purpose of study is to investigate the effective of using a cooperative learning strategy STAD-based program on developing some oral communication skills of second level students, English Department, Faculty of Education, Sana'a University. Based on literature review, related studies and a panel of jury members' point of view, a list of 5 oral…

  18. The struggle for grammar : mechanisms of new media conventionalisation / Indrek Ibrus

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    Ibrus, Indrek

    2004-01-01

    Toetudes Juri Lotmani semiosfääri kontseptsioonile, vaadeldakse uue meedia kultuuri kommunikatsiooni- ja semiootikateooriate valgusel - meediumi arenemise viisiks on esialgu veebist leitud lahenduste jäljendamine, kuid olemasolevad tekstitüübid mõjutavad uute formaatide kujunemist ja meediumi sotsiaalse staatuse tõustes ja arenedes hakkavad selles kujunevad sisuformaadid tasapidi "grammatikaliseeruma". Konventsionaliseerumisega tagatakse sisemine integreeritus ja terviklikkus

  19. Mälupuutuja puudutus / Reet Varblane

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    Varblane, Reet, 1952-

    1998-01-01

    Ando Keskküla kuraatornäitus "Puutujad" Tallinna Kunstihoones, näituse lähtekohtadest. Moskvalaste AESi rühmituse (Tatjana Arzamazova, Lev Jevzotovitch, Jevgeni Svjatski), hiina kunstniku Zhang¡Dali, Teemu Mäki, vene kunstniku Juri Alberti, Izabella Gustowska, Saara Ekströmi, Mart Viljuse töödest, poola kunstniku Maciej Toporowiczi videost "Kinnisidee".

  20. President Jushtshenko tagandas Ukraina oranzhist revolutsioonist sündinud valitsuse / Erkki Bahovski

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    Bahovski, Erkki, 1970-

    2005-01-01

    Ukraina president Viktor Jushtshenko saatis laiali Julia Timoshenko valitsuse ja määras uueks peaministri kohusetäitjaks Juri Jehhanurovi. President põhjendas otsust valitsusliikmete suutmatusega teha omavahel koostööd. Lisa: Riiki pööranud protestid. Vt. samas: Günter, Aleksei. Ekspert: võitlus käib peaministri koha pärast

  1. Vaba mõtte filmid / Raimo Jõerand

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    Jõerand, Raimo, 1970-

    2009-01-01

    Lähima poole aasta jooksul esilinastuvatest Eesti dokumentaalfilmidest : Peeter Brambati "Kosmos'68", Jaan Tootseni-Jaak Kilmi "Uus maailm", Juri Hatšavatski-Marianna Kaati "Ajuoperatsioon", Ilmar Raagi-Kiur Aarma "September", Marianne Kõrveri "7 motiivi", Kristiina Davidjantsi "Palusalu", Liina Triškina-Indrek Treufeldti "1939", Mihkel Kärmase-Rasmus Kagge "Riigireetur", Artur Talviku "Baruto - tõlkes kaduma läinud"

  2. Moodsa luule maailmakeel / Märt Väljataga

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    Väljataga, Märt, 1965-

    2007-01-01

    Magrelli, Valerio. Luule DNA = Il DNE della poesia / tõlkinudk Maarja Kangro ja Kalju Kruusa. Tallinn : Koma, 2006 ; Enzensberger, Hans. Tõmba sobimatu maha : [luuletused] / saksa keelest tõlkinud [ja järelsõna:] Maarja Kangro. Tallinn : Kultuurileht, 2006 ; Kronbergs, Juris. Maa-alune luule / läti keelest tõlkinud Guntars Godinsh, Livia Viitol. Tallinn : Kultuurileht, 2007

  3. Sobre “Monumentalidade e Espaço Públic Lourenço Marques (1930-1940” de Gerbert Verheij

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    José Guilherme Abreu

    2012-01-01

    Full Text Available This article reproduces the reasoning by Prof. Abreu, on the jury to evaluate the master thesis in History of Art, “Monumentality and Public Space in Lourenço Marques (1930-1940” by Gerbert Verheij, held in Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa on January 3, 2012

  4. Ruumist animatsioonfilmis / Ülo Pikkov

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    Pikkov, Ülo, 1976-

    2006-01-01

    Animafilmi visuaalsest keskonnast,selle osast filmi süžee edastamisel. Artiklis viited ka Juri Lotmanile ("Filmisemiootika", Varrak, 2004), Platonile, Ülo Soosterile (Ilja Kabakov "Ülo Soosteri piltidest" Kunst, 1996), Martin Heideggerile ("Kunstiteoste algupära"), Arthur Schopenhauerile. Näited filmidest "Lõvikuningas" (R. Allers, R., Minkoff) ja "Kes lavastas süüdi Roger Rabbiti?" (R. Zemeckis)

  5. 42 CFR 137.309 - How are NEPA and NHPA obligations typically enforced?

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    2010-10-01

    ... may only be filed in Federal court under the provisions of the APA, 5 U.S.C. 701-706. Under the APA, a... the court's views for those of the agency. Jury trials and civil discovery are not permitted in APA... injunctive relief to the interested party. No money damages or fines are permitted in APA proceedings. ...

  6. Moskovskije stsenõ / Eteri Kekelidze

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    Kekelidze, Eteri, 1944-

    2008-01-01

    Moskva teatrites nähtud lavastustest : Adolf Shapiro "451 kraadi Fahrenheiti järgi" (Et Cetera teater), Pjotr Fomenko "Kaasavaratu" ja Jevgeni Kamenkovitshi "Kõige tähtsam" (Pjotr Fomenko Meistriklass), Juri Butussovi "Kuningas Lear" (Satirikoni teater) Konstantin Raikini esituses (pälvis rolli eest Kuldse maski preemia) ja Rimas Tuminase "Häda mõistuse pärast" (Sovremenniku teatris)

  7. Kiasma - muzei s vidom na Laplandiju / Galina Balashova

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    Balashova, Galina

    2006-01-01

    Steven Holli projekteeritud Kiasma muuseumihoonest Helsingis. Kontseptuaalkunsti näitusest ARS 06 "Reaalsustunne" Kiasmas. Eestlastest esineb Mark Raidpere. Vene kunstnikegrupi AEC+F ja vene kunstnike Juri Vassiljevi ning Aleksandr Ponomarjovi töödest näitusel. Ka Gerda Steineri & Jörg Lenzlingeri (Šveits), Martin & Munoz'i (USA, Hispaania), videokunstnik Bill Viola (USA) töödest

  8. More innovation for less money. 'Solar Decathlon Europa 2012' presents feasible and low-cost solar architecture; Mehr Innovation fuer weniger Geld. Der 'Solar Decathlon Europa 2012' ueberzeugt mit machbarer und preisguenstiger Solararchitektur

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    Franco de Saravia, Cristina

    2012-11-15

    In September 2012, the 'Solar Decathlon Europe 2012' again took place in Madrid. The 'Solar Decathlon Europe' is an architecture competition of universities. 19 teams from twelve countries had to pass ten tests to convince the public and the jury of their concepts for sustainable living. The eleventh test was the factor of surprise.

  9. Health care litigation: the arbitration alternative for dispute resolution.

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    Cole, C A

    1989-01-01

    This is the second in a series of articles on health care litigation. This article focuses on the benefits of arbitration as an alternative dispute mechanism for health care providers. The use of arbitration offers speed and economy to the parties. For the health care provider, arbitration can reduce litigation expense and the likelihood of "runaway" jury verdicts.

  10. Butchers and Bicycles

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    Kahle, Lynn; Eriksen, Steen Mandsfelt

    2016-01-01

    Morten Wagener is a Danish design, and innovator who founded the cargo and personal transportation bicycle company, ”Butchers and Bicycles,”. He identified a business opportunity to improve the future of urban transport. His idea was that most of the trikes) on the market lacked good design......, maneuverability and styling. With his engineering and design background, Wagener set out to design a new trike; which would meet the needs of the target market, which his research identified as well- educated individuals who were very interested in aesthetics. Furthermore, Wagener was convinced that trikes were...... between order and delivery. From a marketing perspective, one of the differentiating factors of Morten’s product is the quality of the ride (compared to competing products) and so his marketing team coined the slogan “Built-to-Tilt” because even though it’s a trike it feels like riding a two...

  11. Analysis of Waves

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    Frigaard, Peter; Andersen, Thomas Lykke

    The present book describes the most important aspects of wave analysis techniques applied to physical model tests. Moreover, the book serves as technical documentation for the wave analysis software WaveLab 3, cf. Aalborg University (2012). In that respect it should be mentioned that supplementary...... to the present technical documentation exists also the online help document describing the WaveLab software in detail including all the inputs and output fields. In addition to the two main authors also Tue Hald, Jacob Helm-Petersen and Morten Møller Jakobsen have contributed to the note. Their input is highly...... acknowledged. The outline of the book is as follows: • Chapter 2 and 3 describes analysis of waves in time and frequency domain. • Chapter 4 and 5 describes the separation of incident and reflected waves for the two-dimensional case. • Chapter 6 describes the estimation of the directional spectra which also...

  12. Modeller af komplicerede systemer

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    Mortensen, J.

    emphasizes their use in relation to technical systems. All the presented models, with the exception of the types presented in chapter 2, are non-theoretical non-formal conceptual network models. Two new model types are presented: 1) The System-Environment model, which describes the environments interaction...... with conceptual modeling in relation to process control. It´s purpose is to present classify and exemplify the use of a set of qualitative model types. Such model types are useful in the early phase of modeling, where no structured methods are at hand. Although the models are general in character, this thesis......This thesis, "Modeller af komplicerede systemer", represents part of the requirements for the Danish Ph.D.degree. Assisting professor John Nørgaard-Nielsen, M.Sc.E.E.Ph.D. has been principal supervisor and professor Morten Lind, M.Sc.E.E.Ph.D. has been assisting supervisor. The thesis is concerned...

  13. Presentations from the Aeroelastic Workshop - latest results from AeroOpt

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    Hartvig Hansen, M. (ed.)

    2011-10-15

    This report contains the slides of the presentations at the Aeroelastic Workshop held at Risoe-DTU for the wind energy industry in Denmark on October 27, 2011. The scientific part of the agenda at this workshop was 1) Detailed and reduced models of dynamic mooring system (Anders M. Hansen). 2) Bend-twist coupling investigation in HAWC2 (Taeseong Kim). 3) Q3UIC - A new aerodynamic airfoil tool including rotational effects (Nestor R. Garcia). 4) Influence of up-scaling on loads, control and aerodynamic modeling (Helge Aa. Madsen). 5) Aerodynamic damping of lateral tower vibrations (Bjarne S. Kallesoee). 6) Open- and closed-loop aeroservoelastic analysis with HAWCStab2 (Morten H. Hansen). 7) Design and test of a thick, flatback, high-lift multielement airfoil (Frederik Zahle). The presented results are mainly obtained in the EUDP project ''Aeroelastic Optimization of MW Wind Turbines (AeroOpt)''. (Author)

  14. Realismist animatsioonfilmis / Ülo Pikkov

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    Pikkov, Ülo, 1976-

    2007-01-01

    Animafilmist kui realistlikust filmiliigist. Artiklis viited ka mitmetele filmiteoreetikutele nagu Juri Lotman, Martin Heidegger, Steve Reinke, Paul Wells, Stephen Rowley. Näited filmidest "Lusitania uppumine" ("The Sinking of theLusitania", Winsor McCay, 1918), "Ryan" (Chris Landherth, 2004), "Creature Comforts" (Nick Park, 1989), "Pocahontas" (1995), "Jurassic Park" (Steven Spielberg, 1993), "Beavis ja Butt-head" (1993-1997), "South Park" (1997-2007)

  15. Public perception of nanotechnology

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    Burri, Regula Valerie; Bellucci, Sergio

    2008-01-01

    While several studies on the public opinion of nanotechnology have pointed to a rather enthusiastic U.S. public, the public uptake of nanotechnology in Europe is more contained. The results of the Swiss publifocus on nanotechnology reveal a pragmatic attitude of citizens toward the emerging technologies, thus confirming what has been identified as a 'balanced approach' in the NanoJury UK

  16. Авторитарный мир, где нет авторитетов / Елена Скульская

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    Скульская, Елена, 1950-

    2009-01-01

    Sergei Jurski raamatust "Кого люблю того здесь нет" (Moskva, 2008), mis on pühendatud silmapaistvate vene näitlejate, näitekirjanike, teadlaste ja lavastajate - Juri Jurski, Georgi Tovstonogovi, Faina Ranevskaja, Jevgeni Jevstignejevi, Aleksandr Volodini, Dmitri Pokrovski, Nikolai Volkovi, Simon Markiši - mälestusele

  17. Fotod Peterburi tänavatelt / Gregor Taul

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    Taul, Gregor, 1986-

    2011-01-01

    Näitus "Tänapäeva Peterburi piktoralism" ning Frank Dituri ja Elio Cioli (Itaalia) näitus "Vaikuse tihedus" galeriis Rosfoto. Aleksei Tihhonovi seeria "Adaptsioon" Foto Department'is. Vladimir Antošenkovi näitus "Linn on tema inimesed" Dom Kinos. Olga Šonova näitus "Elukoht" ja näitleja Juri Gertsmani näitus "Arabeskid" Borei kunstikeskuses

  18. Law Schools Customize Degrees to Students' Taste

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    Schmidt, Peter

    2009-01-01

    Going to law school to get a law degree has become a little like going to an ice-cream parlor for a scoop of vanilla. Plenty of people still do it, but many schools' brochures--like the elaborate flavor-and-topping menus on ice-cream parlor walls--now tempt them with something different, something more. Law students can have their "juris doctor"…

  19. Lätlased Kinomajas / Doris Kareva

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    Kareva, Doris, 1958-

    2001-01-01

    Kinomajas Läti filmipäevadel näidatud filmidest. Pikemalt oma aega valusalt dokumenteerivatest Juris Podnieksi "Post scriptum", Antra Cilinska "Kas on kerge olla...?" ja Romualds Piparsi "Elu vabadusele", animafilmist lätlaste päritolu kohta Agnese Bule "Avasta Lätimaa!" ning Janis Ozolins-Ozolsi filmidebüüdist "Hispaania capriccio". Lühidalt ka multifilmidest ning lühimängufilmidest

  20. ARS - Helsinki - 2006 / Galina Balashova

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    Balashova, Galina

    2006-01-01

    Steven Holli projekteeritud Kiasma muuseumihoonest Helsingis. Kontseptuaalkunsti näitusest ARS 06 "Reaalsustunne" Kiasmas. Eestlastest esineb Mark Raidpere. Vene kunstnikegrupi AEC+F ja vene kunstnike Juri Vassiljevi ning Aleksandr Ponomarjovi töödest näitusel. Ka Gerda Steineri & Jörg Lenzlingeri (Šveits), Martin & Munoz'i (USA, Hispaania), arvutigraafik Charles Sandisoni (SB), videokunstnik Bill Viola (USA) jt. töödest

  1. Patterns of Gene Expression Associated with Recovery and Injury in Heat-stressed Rats

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    2014-12-03

    renal failure, acute respiratory distress syndrome, myocardial in- jury, hepatocellular injury, intestinal ischemia, pancreatic injury, and hemorrhagic...pathways are involved in the observed cardiomyopathy. Results and discussion To induce the pathophysiological effects of heat stress, we placed conscious...Table S2). The incidence and severity of lesions, such as car- diomyopathy and chronic progressive nephropathy, were generally minimal and consistent

  2. "Вторая волна" : мои встречи с выдающимися представителями Русской Эмиграции / Ренэ Герра ; предисловие Л. Г. [Людмила Глушковская

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    Герра, Ренэ, 1946-

    2015-01-01

    Vene emigratsiooni ajaloost ning kohtumistest vene pagulastega. Poleemika Vladimir Agenossovi koostatud "teise laine" emigrantidele pühendatud antoloogiaga "Восставшие из небытия" (Peterburi, 2014), Gerra vaidlustab Juri Ivaski, Igor Tšinnovi, Boriss Nartsissovi, Aleksandr Perfiljevi ja Irina Saburova kaasamise "teise laine" antoloogiasse, pidades neid "esimese laine" emigrantideks

  3. Eesti läheb Riia saatkonna ehitusega teisele katsele / Eda Post

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    Post, Eda, 1983-

    2008-01-01

    Riia Eesti suursaatkonnahoone arhitektuurikonkursist. Esikoha pälvisid Lembit-Kaur Stöör, Ülo-Tarmo Stöör ja Heidi Urb (võistlustöö "Teele"), teise koha saavutasid Emil Urbel, Andrus Mark, Ott Hirvesoo ja Peeter Veimer ("Horta"), kolmanda koha Juris Mitenbergs, Peteris Suprins, Zane Krumina, Uldis Tucs, Edgars Gribusts ja Edijs Kravalis ("White Cube.ee)

  4. Dutch political culture reflected in the mirror of the jury

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    Griffiths, J.

    1997-01-01

    Observers from Common Law countries are often appalled by what they take to be the essential features of Continental criminal procedure: its secluded, bureaucratic character and the fundamental asymmetry of the parties. These features make them think of the institution with the worst reputation in

  5. Applying the Capital Jury Project Findings to Court-Martial Practice

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    2010-06-11

    Hollywood portrayals to shape our understanding of what happens inside the deliberation room.1 For example, in the movie 12 Angry Men,2 an 18-year old...we see in courts-martial for sexual assaults, where a tough merits case leads to a guilty finding, but the sentence is too light, in a normative...protect the stability and finality of verdicts, protect panel members from harassment and embarrassment, and to prevent unlawful command influence

  6. Auralization of vibroacoustic models in engineering using Wave Field Synthesis: Application to plates and transmission loss

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    Bolduc, A.; Gauthier, P.-A.; Berry, A.

    2017-12-01

    While perceptual evaluation and sound quality testing with jury are now recognized as essential parts of acoustical product development, they are rarely implemented with spatial sound field reproduction. Instead, monophonic, stereophonic or binaural presentations are used. This paper investigates the workability and interest of a method to use complete vibroacoustic engineering models for auralization based on 2.5D Wave Field Synthesis (WFS). This method is proposed in order that spatial characteristics such as directivity patterns and direction-of-arrival are part of the reproduced sound field while preserving the model complete formulation that coherently combines frequency and spatial responses. Modifications to the standard 2.5D WFS operators are proposed for extended primary sources, affecting the reference line definition and compensating for out-of-plane elementary primary sources. Reported simulations and experiments of reproductions of two physically-accurate vibroacoustic models of thin plates show that the proposed method allows for an effective reproduction in the horizontal plane: Spatial and frequency domains features are recreated. Application of the method to the sound rendering of a virtual transmission loss measurement setup shows the potential of the method for use in virtual acoustical prototyping for jury testing.

  7. The Dossier Green Office. The most sustainable industrial building in the Netherlands; Het Dossier Groen Kantoor. Het duurzaamste bedrijfsgebouw van Nederland

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    Verdonk, A.

    2011-03-25

    About forty houses competed for the title of Most sustainable Industrial building Netherlands 2011, an initiative of a Dutch radio program ('Vroege Vogels') and the magazine De Ingenieur (The Engineer). The jury selected the renovated over one hundred years old water tower with newly built pavilion in Bussum as the winner. Besides the winner attention was also paid to innovative concepts applied in other buildings, including the office of Rijkswaterstaat Terneuzen, the Vomar Voordeelmarkt in Heerhugowaard, The Christiaan Huygens College, Eindhoven, the new Administration Centre of the Rabobank in Utrecht, and the office of the district water board Rivierenland Tiel. [Dutch] Zo'n veertig panden streden om de titel Duurzaamste Bedrijfsgebouw van Nederland 2011, een initiatief van het VARA-programma Vroege Vogels en De Ingenieur. De jury wees de gerenoveerde, ruim honderd jaar oude watertoren met nieuw aangebouwd paviljoen in Bussum aan als winnaar. Naast de winnaar wordt ook aandacht besteed aan de toegepaste innovatieve concepten in enkele andere gebouwen. Onder meer het kantoor van de Rijkswaterstaat in Terneuzen, de Vomar Voordeelmarkt in Heerhugowaard, Het Christiaan Huygens College in Eindhoven, het nieuwe Bestuurscentrum van de Rabobank in Utrecht, en het kantoor van Waterschap Rivierenland in Tiel.

  8. Evaluations of sexual assault: perceptions of guilt and legal elements for male and female aggressors using various coercive strategies.

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    Russell, Brenda L; Oswald, Debra L; Kraus, Shane W

    2011-01-01

    This study examines the extent to which verdict, guilt, and legal components associated with jury instructions of sexual assault differ as a function of aggressor gender, participant gender, and sexual strategy used (consensual, verbal coercion, alcohol, or physical aggression) to obtain sex. Participants (N = 423; 276 women and 147 men) read a vignette depicting either a couple having consensual sex (control), or a male or female aggressor who initiates sexual intercourse via verbal coercion, use of alcohol, or physical abuse. College students were provided with legal instructions of sexual assault then asked to provide a verdict, degree of guilt, and legal components. Female participants rated guilt and coercion higher than did male participants. Ratings of guilt were highest in the physical assault condition followed by the alcohol, verbal, and control conditions. Female aggressors were rated less guilty than male aggressors. Results are explained in relation to sexual scripts and legal decision making. Lack of significance in verdict decisions and interaction effects suggests male and female aggressors are evaluated similarly using coercive strategies; yet, consent for sex was assumed and attributions of guilt was lower when the aggressor was female. Implications for jury instructions and future research are discussed.

  9. The emotional child witness: effects on juror decision-making.

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    Cooper, Alexia; Quas, Jodi A; Cleveland, Kyndra C

    2014-01-01

    Despite wide variations in child witness behavior while on the stand, little research has focused on how that behavior influences jurors' perceptions of the child's credibility or the case itself. In the current study, the impact of a child's emotional displays on credibility judgments and verdict preferences was examined in jury-eligible college students and jurors released from jury duty. No significant differences emerged in perceptions or verdicts based on whether a child was shown as crying or not while participants read a transcript of the child's testimony. However, participants who rated the child as more emotional (regardless of whether the image showed a crying child) were more likely to render guilty verdicts, were more certain of guilt, and found the child more credible and the defendant less credible than participants who rated the child as less emotional. Also, when the child was perceived as low in emotion, older children were rated as less credible than younger children. The results have implications for understanding how children's emotional displays and jurors' perceptions of children's emotionality influence decisions in sexual abuse cases. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

  10. The Novel New Jersey Eyewitness Instruction Induces Skepticism but Not Sensitivity

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    Robertson, Christopher T.

    2015-01-01

    In recent decades, social scientists have shown that the reliability of eyewitness identifications is much worse than laypersons tend to believe. Although courts have only recently begun to react to this evidence, the New Jersey judiciary has reformed its jury instructions to notify jurors about the frailties of human memory, the potential for lineup administrators to nudge witnesses towards suspects that they police have already identified, and the advantages of alternative lineup procedures, including blinding of the administrator. This experiment tested the efficacy of New Jersey’s jury instruction. In a 2×2 between-subjects design, mock jurors (N = 335) watched a 35-minute murder trial, wherein identification quality was either “weak” or “strong” and either the New Jersey or a “standard” instruction was delivered. Jurors were more than twice as likely to convict when the standard instruction was used (OR = 2.55; 95% CI = 1.37–4.89, p < 0.001). The New Jersey instruction, however, did not improve juror's ability to discern quality; rather, jurors receiving those instructions indiscriminatingly discounted “weak” and “strong” testimony in equal measure. PMID:26650237

  11. Recommendations for clinical practice and research in severe brain injury in intensive rehabilitation: the Italian Consensus Conference.

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    De Tanti, A; Zampolini, M; Pregno, S

    2015-02-01

    The paper reports the final statements of the jury of a National Consensus Conference organized in November 2010 at Salsomaggiore (Parma) to draw up recommendations on the rehabilitation programs for acquired brain injury (sABI) patients in the intensive hospital phase. Because of the few clinical studies of good quality found by means of the literature research we choose a mixed approach: a systematic review of the published studies and a consensus conference in order to obtain recommendations that come from the clinical evidence and the expert opinion. The final recommendations of the jury, based on the best available evidence combined with clinical expertise and the experience of persons with disabilities and other stakeholders, cover 13 topics: 1) Management of paroxysmal manifestations (sympathetic storms); 2) management of neuroendocrine problems; 3) nutrition; 4) swallowing; 5) ventilation/respiration, 6) clinical and instrument diagnosis and prognosis of vegetative state (VS) and minimally conscious state (MCS), 7) rehabilitative and pharmacological facilitation of renewed contact with surroundings; 8) neurosurgical complications and hydrocephalus; 9) sensorimotor impairment and disability; 10) rehabilitation methods; 11) assessment and treatment of cognitive-behavioural impairment and disability; 12) methodology and organization of care; 13) involving family and caregivers in rehabilitation.

  12. Mr Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway

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    Maximilien Brice

    2003-01-01

    Photos 01,02: Mr Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway signing the guest book; standing, Dr Carlo Wyss Photo 03: Luncheon in honour of Mr Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway, April 2003. Around the table, from left to right: State Secretary Haugstad (standing); Prof. Cecilia Jarlskog, Adviser to the Director-General for Member State Relations; Mr Morten Knutsen, CERN staff - Purchase; Mr Jens Vigen, CERN staff, Library and Norwegian Contact; Prof. Steinar Stapnes, Prof. Univ. of Oslo and Physicist in the ATLAS experiment (in profile), Dr Carlo Wyss, Director for Accelerators (standing), Dr Leif Westgaard, Senior Adviser, Research Council of Norway, CERN Delegate. Photo 04: Luncheon in honour of Mr Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway, April 2003. Around the table, from left to right: State Secretary Haugstad (standing); Mr Jens Vigen, CERN staff, Library and Norwegian Contact; Prof. Steinar ...

  13. Cine club

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    Cine club

    2016-01-01

    Wednesday 27 July 2016 at 20:00 CERN Council Chamber The Theory of Everything   Directed by James Marsh UK, 2014, 123 minutes A look at the relationship between the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his wife. Original version English. Wednesday 3 August 2016 at 20:00 CERN Council Chamber The Imitation Game   Directed by Morten Tyldum UK / USA, 2014, 114 minutes Based on the real life story of legendary cryptanalyst Alan Turing, the film portrays the nail-biting race against time by Turing and his brilliant team of code-breakers at Britain's top-secret Government Code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park, during the darkest days of World War II. Original version English. Wednesday 10 August 2016 at 20:00 CERN Council Chamber A Fish Called Wanda   Directed by Charles Crichton UK / USA, 1988, 108 minutes In London, four very different people team up to commit armed robbery, then try to doublecross each other for the loot. Original version English.

  14. PET

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    Mariager, Rasmus Mølgaard; Schmidt, Regin; Heiberg, Morten Rievers

    PET handler om den hemmelige tjenestes arbejde under den kolde krig 1945-1989. Her fortæller Regin Schmidt, Rasmus Mariager og Morten Heiberg om de mest dramatiske og interessante sager fra PET's arkiv. PET er på flere måder en udemokratisk institution, der er sat til at vogte over demokratiet....... Dens virksomhed er skjult for offentligheden, den overvåger borgernes aktiviteter, og den registrerer følsomme personoplysninger. Historien om PET rejser spørgsmålet om, hvad man skal gøre, når befolkningen i et demokrati er kritisk indstillet over for overvågningen af lovlige politiske aktiviteter......, mens myndighederne mener, at det er nødvendigt for at beskytte demokratiet. PET er på en gang en fortælling om konkrete aktioner og begivenheder i PET's arbejde og et stykke Danmarkshistorie. Det handler om overvågning, spioner, politisk ekstremisme og international terrorisme.  ...

  15. Public reason and the limited right to conscientious objection: a response to Magelssen.

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    Greenblum, Jake

    2018-03-01

    In a recent article for this journal, Morten Magelssen argues that the right to conscientious objection in healthcare is grounded in the moral integrity of healthcare professionals, a good for both professionals and society. In this paper, I argue that there is no right to conscientious objection in healthcare, at least as Magelssen conceives of it. Magelssen's conception of the right to conscientious objection is too expansive in nature. Although I will assume that there is a right to conscientious objection, it does not extend to objections that are purely religious in nature. i Thus, this right is considerably more restricted than Magelssen thinks. In making my case, I draw on John Rawls's later work in arguing for the claim that conscientious objection based on purely religious considerations fails to benefit society in the appropriate way. © Article author(s) (or their employer(s) unless otherwise stated in the text of the article) 2018. All rights reserved. No commercial use is permitted unless otherwise expressly granted.

  16. Moi drug M.G. / Viktor Pivovarov

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    Pivovarov, Viktor

    2002-01-01

    Vene kunstnik Viktor Pivovarov meenutab ühiseid kunstiõpinguid oma sõbra Mihhail Gorbatshoviga Moskvas Juri Georgijevitsh Gushtshini stuudios, kirjeldab Mihhail Gorbatshovi loomingut, tööde eksponeerimist rühmituse "Jauza" näitusel ja seda, kuidas poliitik tõrjus lõpuks kunstniku temas tahaplaanile. Mihhail Gorbatshovi tööd on hoiul Viktor Pivovarovi käes - lahkudes Tshehhoslovakkiasse viis ta need kaasa

  17. Una Teoría Del Consenso para La Economía y el Derecho

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    Joana Stelzer

    2016-06-01

    Full Text Available Se pretende estudiar una teoría de consenso para la creación de un Paradigma Jurí- dico-Económico propio para la implementación de un Orden Económico Internacional vuelto para el desarrollo sustentable, justo y eficiente que, incluso, en el proceso de glo- balización, haga la armonización de las doctrinas y legislaciones objetivando, al fin, la consagración de una principiologia apropiada para el Orden Constitucional Económico de las Constituciones de Brasil y Europeas, según el Principio de la Eficiencia Económico Social (PEES, así como, sugerir la principiologia de la Análisis Económica del Derecho (AEDE, aunque conforme se defiende en este escrito, para la creación o análisis de las normas jurídicas. Para tanto, se hace el estudio de una construcción teórica que búsqueda el equilibrio propio de una Teoría Consensual para el Derecho, aconsejando una apreciaci- ón del mismo conforme el Pluralismo Jurídico-Económico Libero-Social, según inspiración en autores como Habermas, Walter Eucken, John Rawls, Adam Przeworsky, Norberto Bobbio, Dworkin y Henry George. Así, cierra-se el trabajo con la proposición de una efectiva aproximación del Derecho y la Ciencia Económica, demostrando la posibilidad de ordenación de los hechos económicos por el Derecho Económico y la utilización de la Teoría Económica para la creación y interpretación del Derecho, por medio de la AEDE. El método utilizado en la investigación es el deductivo. Cuanto a los fines, trato-se de análisis exploratoria y explicativa, aunque presentando al fin, el PEES, como una reflexión crítica relativa al comportamiento económico-jurídico.

  18. Prevention of Trauma/Hemorrhagic Shock-Induced Mortality, Apoptosis, Inflammation and Mitochondrial Dysfunction

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    2015-02-01

    a new class of signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 inhibitors that suppresses growth of prostate and breast tumors through induction...trauma deaths in the US in 2005, more Americans died of in- juries than from cancers of the breast , colon, prostate, liver and pancreas combined.3...Pneumonia 11 Intra-abdominal abscess 9 Bacteremia and sepsis 5 Urinary tract infection 4 Wound infection 4 Other (empyema) 1nucleosome levels in

  19. Maja kaldapealsel / Vaapo Vaher

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    2002-01-01

    Ilmunud ka: Vaher, Vaapo. Kokaiin Balti jaama turult: miniatuure vene kultuurist. Tallinn : Sirp, 2003, lk. 109-111. 1932. a. arhitekt Boriss Jofani projekti järgi Moskvasse Serafimovitshi t. ehitatud 11-korruselisest, 505 korteriga konstruktivistlikust hoonest, mis oli mõeldud riigi-, partei- ja sõjaväeeliidi (Nikolai Buhharin, Georgi Zhukov, Aleksei Kossõgin, Nikita Hrushtshov jt) elukohaks. Hoonet kutsutakse Juri Trifonovi romaani pealkirja järgi "Maja kaldapealsel"

  20. Mälu defragmenteerimine / Ilja Sundelevitsh

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    2007-01-01

    Viktor Misiano kureeritud projekt "Mälu tagasitulek" Kumu Kunstimuuseumis kuni 29. VII. Dmitri Gutovi projektist, mis koosneb videotest "Sula" ja "Kajakad" ning kolmest maalist, Valentin Arhipovi projektist "Vassili Grigorjevitsh Arhipovi looming aastail 1962-2006", Juri Leidermani heliinstallatsioonist "Isa jutustus", Jevgeni Fiksi projektist, Gljuklja & Tzaplja (Olga Jegorova, Natalja Pershina) installatsioonist "Punased purjed", Igor Shtsherbini tööst "Defragmenteerimine. Stirlitzi mälu" ja Sergei Bratkovi tööst

  1. Graafikatriennaali peapreemia Andres Talile

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    Tallinna XII graafikatriennaali preemiad: grand prix - Andres Tali; 3 võrdset preemiat - Janne Laine, Leonards Laganovskis, Peeter Laurits; diplomid - Lynne Allen, Lucrecia Urbano, Vladimir Tshaika, Zora Stanè, Endi Poskovic, Päivikki Kallio; EKM preemia - Tif Bitmap; Tallinna linna preemia - Ülle Marks ja Jüri Kass; eripreemiad: - J. Laine (Eesti Pank), Vive Tolli (Paletti Eesti AS), Martins Ratniksh, Juris Boiko, T. Bitmap (Balteco AS). Žürii koosseis

  2. A Failure Analysis Conducted on a Fractured AISI 5160 Steel Blade Which Separated from an Agricultural Rotary Cutter

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    Johnson, Alan A [Metals Research Inc., 101 West Chestnut St., Louisville, Kentucky, 40202 (United States); Storey, Randall J, E-mail: barbalan@bellsouth.net [Deptartment of Industrial Engineering, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, 40292 (United States)

    2011-07-19

    One of the six blades of an agricultural rotary cutter used for cutting down small trees and bushes broke into two pieces while the blades were rotating. One piece was hurled from the cutter and struck a young farmer, who had been operating the machine, causing a near fatal leg injury. In the ensuing litigation against the manufacturers and marketer of the machine each litigant retained a metallurgist and other experts. The metallurgists jointly directed laboratory work on the broken blade conducted at an independent laboratory according to a protocol which they developed and which was approved by the court. As a result of the laboratory work the present authors, working for the Plaintiffs, concluded that failure of the blade occurred because it contained quench cracks introduced when it was manufactured. The Defendants' metallurgists concluded that the blade had been misassembled onto the machine and, as a result, had failed by fatigue. Eventually, the case was set for a jury trial in a Circuit Court in rural Kentucky. The jury found for the Plaintiffs and awarded them $5.9 million in damages. Part of this judgement was later reversed by the Kentucky Court of Appeals and the case was then settled without a second trial under terms which were not revealed.

  3. The use of tracer techniques in the study of soil water flows and contaminant transport

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    Reeves, A.D.; Beven, K.J.

    1990-04-01

    This report reviews the use of different types of tracers in the characterisation of soil water flows and the implications of tracer studies for modelling contaminant transport. The tracers considered are a number of different anions, stable isotopes, radioactive tracers, organic dyes, fluorocarbons, gases, solid particles and water temperature. The theoretical basis for modelling the results of tracer experiments in terms of the traditional convective-dispersion equation (CDE) is outlined. A number of alternative modelling strategies are reviewed: the mobile/immobile water extension of the CDE; the Jury Transfer Function Model (TFM); the Aggregated Mixing Zone (AMZ) model and Random Particle Tracking models. The first will form the basis of the Systeme Hydrologique Europeen (SHE) contaminant transport component. The Jury and AMZ models are both linear models and are consequently limited to applications in which the flows may be considered to be quasi-steady or repeatable. Random particle tracking models have the advantage of both flexibility and applicability to transient and spatially variable flow domains. A random particle model is being implemented on a transputer workstation at Lancaster and will be used to explore the effect of sub-grid scale complexities on effective grid-scale parameter values for distributed models such as SHE. (author)

  4. Surgical malpractice in California: res judicata.

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    Barthel, Erik R; Stabile, Bruce E; Plurad, David; Kim, Dennis; Neville, Angela; Bricker, Scott; Putnam, Brant; Bongard, Fred

    2014-10-01

    Medical negligence claims are of increasing concern to surgeons. Although noneconomic damage awards in California are limited by the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA) law to $250,000, the total amount of such settlements can increase significantly based on claims for economic damages. We reviewed negligence litigation involving California surgeons to determine outcomes and monetary awards through retrospective review of surgical malpractice cases published in a legal journal. This review was limited to actions involving general surgeons. Such litigation was voluntarily reported by either defense's or plaintiff's counsel at the conclusion of the litigation. Data reviewed included alleged damages incurred by the plaintiff; plaintiff's pretrial settlement demand, plaintiff or defense verdict, use of alternate means of resolution such as arbitration or mediation, and total monetary award to the plaintiff. A total of 69 cases were reported over a 20-month period: 32 (46%) were plaintiffs' verdicts, whereas 37 (54%) were in favor of the surgeon. Only 10 (31%) of the plaintiff verdicts were by jury trial, whereas the rest were settled by pretrial agreement, mediation, or arbitration. Of cases settled by alternate dispute resolution, the median settlement was $820,000 (n = 22) compared with a median jury trial award of $300,000 (n = 10).

  5. Impact of Evidence Type and Judicial Warning on Juror Perceptions of Global and Specific Witness Evidence.

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    Wheatcroft, Jacqueline M; Keogan, Hannah

    2017-04-03

    The Court of Appeal in England and Wales held (R. v. Sardar, 2012) there had been no exceptional circumstances that justified a jury retiring with a transcript of the complainant's interview. This paper reports an investigation into the impact multiple evidence forms and use of a judicial warning has on juror evaluations of a witness. The warning focuses juror attention on placing disproportionate weight on the evidence as opposed to their general impression of it. Sixty jury-eligible participants were presented with witness evidence in transcript, video, or transcript plus video format. Half the participants in each condition received the warning. All mock jurors completed a questionnaire which assessed perceptions of witness and task. Outcomes showed that transcript plus video evidence, when accompanied by a warning, did impact on mock jurors' global assessments of the witness. The warning made the task less clear for jurors and, in the video condition, led to higher ratings of how satisfactory and reliable the witness was. Findings support the provision of a judicial warning to jurors and show some initial support for judiciary opposition to the provision of an additional transcript only when jurors are asked to make the more usual global witness assessments.

  6. What difference do brain images make in US criminal trials?

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    Hardcastle, Valerie Gray; Lamb, Edward

    2018-05-09

    One of the early concerns regarding the use of neuroscience data in criminal trials is that even if the brain images are ambiguous or inconclusive, they still might influence a jury in virtue of the fact that they appear easy to understand. By appearing visually simple, even though they are really statistically constructed maps with a host of assumptions built into them, a lay jury or a judge might take brain scans to be more reliable or relevant than they actually are. Should courts exclude brain scans for being more prejudicial than probative? Herein, we rehearse a brief history of brain scans admitted into criminal trials in the United States, then describe the results of a recent analysis of appellate court decisions that referenced 1 or more brain scans in the judicial decision. In particular, we aim to explain how courts use neuroscience imaging data: Do they interpret the data correctly? Does it seem that scans play an oversized role in judicial decision-making? And have they changed how criminal defendants are judged? It is our hope that in answering these questions, clinicians and defence attorneys will be able to make better informed decisions regarding about how to manage those incarcerated. © 2018 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

  7. A Failure Analysis Conducted on a Fractured AISI 5160 Steel Blade Which Separated from an Agricultural Rotary Cutter

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    Johnson, Alan A; Storey, Randall J

    2011-01-01

    One of the six blades of an agricultural rotary cutter used for cutting down small trees and bushes broke into two pieces while the blades were rotating. One piece was hurled from the cutter and struck a young farmer, who had been operating the machine, causing a near fatal leg injury. In the ensuing litigation against the manufacturers and marketer of the machine each litigant retained a metallurgist and other experts. The metallurgists jointly directed laboratory work on the broken blade conducted at an independent laboratory according to a protocol which they developed and which was approved by the court. As a result of the laboratory work the present authors, working for the Plaintiffs, concluded that failure of the blade occurred because it contained quench cracks introduced when it was manufactured. The Defendants' metallurgists concluded that the blade had been misassembled onto the machine and, as a result, had failed by fatigue. Eventually, the case was set for a jury trial in a Circuit Court in rural Kentucky. The jury found for the Plaintiffs and awarded them $5.9 million in damages. Part of this judgement was later reversed by the Kentucky Court of Appeals and the case was then settled without a second trial under terms which were not revealed.

  8. Trial-based psychotherapy and the efficacy of trial-based thought record in changing unhelpful core beliefs and reducing self-criticism.

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    de Oliveira, Irismar Reis; Hemmany, Curt; Powell, Vania B; Bonfim, Thaís D; Duran, Erica P; Novais, Nilma; Velasquez, Michella; Di Sarno, Elaine; Alves, Gledson L; Cesnik, Joici A

    2012-03-01

    The best prevention against relapse results when patients are taught to restructure negative core beliefs (CBs). Efficacy of the trial-based thought record (TBTR) in decreasing the credit given by patients to negative CBs and corresponding emotions was evaluated. Patients (n = 166) were submitted to a simulation of a legal trial to assess their adherence to negative CBs and corresponding emotions after each cognitive therapy technique incorporated by TBTR. Significant reductions existed in percent values after the first and second defense attorney pleas, as well as after jury's verdict and initial preparation for the appeal (p < 0.001), relative to the investigation phase. Significant differences also emerged between the defense attorney's first and second pleas and between the defense attorney's second plea and jury's verdict, as well as preparation for the appeal (p < 0.001). There was no significant difference between percentages presented by patients submitted to TBTR used in the empty chair format relative to the conventional format. Similarly, there was no difference between outcomes, regardless of therapists' level of exposure to TBTR. TBTR may help patients reduce attachment to negative CBs and corresponding emotions. Outcomes were significantly favorable regardless of the format use and therapists' level of exposure to TBTR.

  9. Conception de réseaux de télécommunications : optimisation et expérimentations

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    Lalande , Jean-François

    2004-01-01

    Jury: Jean-Claude Bermond, Abdelmadjid Bouabdallah, Ricardo Cordeiro Corrêa, Jean-Marc Fédou, Michel Syska, Samir Tohmé; This thesis deals with optimization problems in telecommunication networks. Our first goal consist in identifying the specific problems in optical and satellite networks and to present our contributions for optimizing the network resources. The second goal consist in presenting the developed softwares for the design and optimizations of networks.The first part begins with t...

  10. Simulations multidomaines des écoulements en milieu poreux

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    MARTIN , Vincent

    2004-01-01

    Jury Chavent Guy (president) Loth Laurent Pironneau Olivier (rapporteur) Roberts Jean E. (directrice) Russell Thomas F. (rapporteur) Weis Pierre; This thesis is mainly concerned with the multidomain simulations of flow in porous media. Three different themes are considered. First, we study a domain decomposition method with non-matching meshes using Robin type interface conditions, for the mixed finite elements. Second, this method is implemented in parallel using the parallel system OcamlP3l...

  11. The Regulation of Securities and Islamic Finance in Dubai: Implications for Models of Sharīʿah Compliance

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    Lee, Paul

    2016-01-01

    The Dubai International Financial Centre (“DIFC”) has become an important component of an increasingly significant global market for Islamic finance. However, the state of academic discussion has not necessarily kept pace with its growing economic import. This paper improves the current state of literature by (1) examining the current regulatory infrastructure for securities and Islamic finance in the DIFC, (2) comparing its regulatory model with those of other important Islamic finance juris...

  12. Discovering Cartels: Dynamic Interrelationships between Civil and Criminal Antitrust Investigations

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    Ghosal, Vivek

    2006-01-01

    This paper focuses on the genesis, taxonomy and timeline of U.S. criminal antitrust investigations, and uses time-series data on enforcement to examine the interrelationships between the various criminal enforcement variables as well as the linkages between criminal and civil enforcement. The key findings are: (1) there appears to be considerable dynamic interplay between the criminal variables. For example, an increase in grand jury investigations or criminal cases initiated or the number of...

  13. Common Law and Un-common Sense

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    Ballard, Roger

    2000-01-01

    This paper examines the practical and conceptual differences which arise when juries are invited to apply their common sense in assessing reasonable behaviour in the midst of an ethnically plural society. The author explores the conundrums which the increasing salience of ethnic pluralism has now begun to pose in legal terms, most especially with respect to organisation of system for the equitable administration and delivery of justice in the context of an increasingly heterogeneous society. ...

  14. Consistency and Communication in Committees

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    Inga Deimen; Felix Ketelaar; Mark T. Le Quement

    2013-01-01

    This paper analyzes truthtelling incentives in pre-vote communication in heterogeneous committees. We generalize the classical Condorcet jury model by introducing a new informational structure that captures consistency of information. In contrast to the impossibility result shown by Coughlan (2000) for the classical model, full pooling of information followed by sincere voting is an equilibrium outcome of our model for a large set of parameter values implying the possibility of ex post confli...

  15. EUROBASES

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    Glaeser, K.

    1993-01-01

    Data available via Eurobases are not disseminated exclusively, for in a free information market monopolies have become anachronistic. Thus over 30 organizations disseminate our EC databases or parts of them, among them well-known players in the online market such as Data Star, STN, MDC, JURIS, FT Profile, to name but a few. The SESAME database is listing a series of projects in radiation protection and decommissioning of nuclear installations. (orig./DG)

  16. Le prix Prince des Asturies de la recherche attribue aux peres de l'internet

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    2002-01-01

    Tim Berners-Lee, Larry Roberts, Vinton Cerf et Robert Kahn, have been rewarded for their contributions to the development of the internet. The jury described their work as "sans aucun doute l'une des avancees technologiques les plus importantes de notre temps" and said the 4 prize winners "ont concu et realise un systeme qui change le monde en offrant des possibilites auparavant impensables pour le progres scientifique et social" (1/2 page).

  17. Sensory and aromatic characteristics of tongue sole by-products hydrolysates (Cynoglossus senegalensis)

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    Sylla, K. S. B.; Berge, Jean-pascal; Prost, Carole; Musabyemariya, B.; Seydi, Mg

    2009-01-01

    Tongue sole by-products coming from fish-filleting plant were hydrolyzed by Protamex® protease. To identify the future application of hydrolysates, a sensory analysis was carried out.The sensory profile was performed with a jury of 14 specialized judges.11 profiles were found by this panel of tasting. In addition, the aromatic characterization revealed that 57 molecules are responsible for these odours described in sensory analysis.The description of these aromatic compounds opens potentia...

  18. Teoretická koncepce předsmluvní a smluvní odpovědnosti

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    Cienciala, René

    2013-01-01

    OF DIPLOMA THESIS THE THEORETICAL CONCEPTION OF PRE-CONTRACTUAL AND CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY Author: René Cienciala Supervisor: doc. JUDr. Karel Beran, Ph.D. Department: Department of Legal Theory and Legal Doctrines The purpose of my thesis was to analyse theoretical aspects of precontractual and contractual liability under Czech law. I particularly focused on precontractual liability (also known as culpa in contrahendo) due to its unclear and unresolved theoretical conception among Czech juris...

  19. İstanbul Üniversitesi Bilgi ve Belge Yönetimi Bölümü Lisansüstü Tezlerinin Atıf Analizi

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    Canata, Fatih; Çapkın, Çağdaş; Doğan, Güleda; Sünger, Burcu; Oynak, Esra

    2017-01-01

    The aim of this study is to perform a citation analysis of dissertations completed in Department of Information and Records Management of Istanbul University (DIRMIU) between 1967-2015 and to compare the results with those already done on this topic. For this purpose, completed dissertations in DIRMIU have been determined and data have been gathered from the general characteristics (number of pages, year, advisor and jury members) and references of dissertations. Citation analysis was carried...

  20. Rooting the tree of life: the phylogenetic jury is still out.

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    Gouy, Richard; Baurain, Denis; Philippe, Hervé

    2015-09-26

    This article aims to shed light on difficulties in rooting the tree of life (ToL) and to explore the (sociological) reasons underlying the limited interest in accurately addressing this fundamental issue. First, we briefly review the difficulties plaguing phylogenetic inference and the ways to improve the modelling of the substitution process, which is highly heterogeneous, both across sites and over time. We further observe that enriched taxon samplings, better gene samplings and clever data removal strategies have led to numerous revisions of the ToL, and that these improved shallow phylogenies nearly always relocate simple organisms higher in the ToL provided that long-branch attraction artefacts are kept at bay. Then, we note that, despite the flood of genomic data available since 2000, there has been a surprisingly low interest in inferring the root of the ToL. Furthermore, the rare studies dealing with this question were almost always based on methods dating from the 1990s that have been shown to be inaccurate for much more shallow issues! This leads us to argue that the current consensus about a bacterial root for the ToL can be traced back to the prejudice of Aristotle's Great Chain of Beings, in which simple organisms are ancestors of more complex life forms. Finally, we demonstrate that even the best models cannot yet handle the complexity of the evolutionary process encountered both at shallow depth, when the outgroup is too distant, and at the level of the inter-domain relationships. Altogether, we conclude that the commonly accepted bacterial root is still unproven and that the root of the ToL should be revisited using phylogenomic supermatrices to ensure that new evidence for eukaryogenesis, such as the recently described Lokiarcheota, is interpreted in a sound phylogenetic framework. © 2015 The Author(s).

  1. Lucas : kas Juri Lotman koliks tänapäeva Eestisse?

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    2009-01-01

    Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli aulas 25. novembril 2009 toimunud konverentsist "Eesti pärast eurot". Konverentsil toimus ka avalik arutelu president Toomas Hendrik Ilvese ja briti ajakirja "The Economist" ajakirjaniku Edward Lucase vahel

  2. Jon Elster's Securities against Misrule: Juries, Assemblies, Elections: A Review Essay

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    David Austen-Smith

    2015-01-01

    The standard economic approach to designing institutions for collective decision making recognizes individuals' strategically rational motivations for misrepresentation and asks how best, given an objective function, to design a set of incentives and constraints to internalize or negate such motivations. Securities Against Misrule offers, in the author's phrase, an "essay in persuasion" to the effect that such an approach is fundamentally misguided. Instead, Elster argues for a behavioral app...

  3. Carbon Sequestration by Perennial Energy Crops: Is the Jury Still Out?

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    Agostini, Francesco; Gregory, Andrew S; Richter, Goetz M

    Soil organic carbon (SOC) changes associated with land conversion to energy crops are central to the debate on bioenergy and their potential carbon neutrality. Here, the experimental evidence on SOC under perennial energy crops (PECs) is synthesised to parameterise a whole systems model and to identify uncertainties and knowledge gaps determining PECs being a sink or source of greenhouse gas (GHG). For Miscanthus and willow ( Salix spp.) and their analogues (switchgrass, poplar), we examine carbon (C) allocation to above- and belowground residue inputs, turnover rates and retention in the soil. A meta-analysis showed that studies on dry matter partitioning and C inputs to soils are plentiful, whilst data on turnover are rare and rely on few isotopic C tracer studies. Comprehensive studies on SOC dynamics and GHG emissions under PECs are limited and subsoil processes and C losses through leaching remain unknown. Data showed dynamic changes of gross C inputs and SOC stocks depending on stand age. C inputs and turnover can now be specifically parameterised in whole PEC system models, whilst dependencies on soil texture, moisture and temperature remain empirical. In conclusion, the annual net SOC storage change exceeds the minimum mitigation requirement (0.25 Mg C ha -1 year -1 ) under herbaceous and woody perennials by far (1.14 to 1.88 and 0.63 to 0.72 Mg C ha -1 year -1 , respectively). However, long-term time series of field data are needed to verify sustainable SOC enrichment, as the physical and chemical stabilities of SOC pools remain uncertain, although they are essential in defining the sustainability of C sequestration (half-life >25 years).

  4. Brachiopodové fauny triasu a jury v oblasti Salzkammergut v Rakousku

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    Siblík, Miloš

    2007-01-01

    Roč. 2006, - (2007), s. 166-167 ISSN 0514-8057 Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z30130516 Keywords : brachiopods * Triassic * Jurassic Subject RIV: EG - Zoology http://www.geology.cz/zpravy/obsah/2006/2006-str.166-167.pdf

  5. How to keep existing customers and get new ones? / Juris Ozols

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    Ozols, Juris

    2004-01-01

    Autor selgitab rahulolevate ja lojaalsete klientide peamisi erinevusi, tutvustab klientide lojaalsuse ja pühendumuse hindamise metoodikat ning selgitab, milles seisneb kliendiuuringu läbiviimisest tulenev otsene kasu ettevõtte jaoks. Diagramm

  6. A informalidade como forma: os acordos no fazer judicial do Tribunal do Júri.

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    2016-04-01

    Full Text Available Resumo:  O presente paper trata dos acordos informais, entre defesa e acusação, que acontecem nos processos em trâmite no Tribunal do Júri. A análise desses mecanismos informais mostra como os processos são administrados e fala sobre a “sensibilidade jurídica” inquisitorial presente no “fazer judicial” brasileiro. Analisar os “acordos” informais e a maneira como eles se estabelecem mostra como as decisões formais no processo judicial são, muitas vezes, informadas por “valores morais” e “moralidades situacionais” em contexto e determinam a ação dos agentes no campo. Para sustentar meu argumento, portanto, parto da descrição de três “acordos” presenciados em audiências de instrução e julgamento e um caso de estupro, no qual não houve acordo, embora houvesse “convergência moral” quanto ao seu desfecho. Palavras-chave: Tribunal do Júri; Moralidades; Valores Morais; Interação  *** Resumen: Este artículo trata sobre los "acuerdos" informales entre defensa y acusación que ocurren en los casos en trámite en el Tribunal do Juri. El análisis de estos mecanismos informales da cuenta, en primer lugar, de la administración judcial de los casos y, en segundo lugar, de la presencia de la "sensiblidad jurídica" inquisitorial en el "hacer judicial" brasileño. Analizar los "acuerdos" informales y la forma como ellos se establecen muestra cómo las decisiones formales en el proceso judicial son, frecuentemente, informadas por "valores morales" y "moralidades situacionales" construídas en un contexto particular, las cuales determinan la acción de los agentes en el campo. Para dar cuenta de ello, describo tres "acuerdos" observados en audiencias de "instrucción" y "juicio" en un caso de violación, en el cual no hubo acuerdo consenso a pesar de existir "convergencia moral" en relación a su desenlace. Palabras clave: Tribunal do Juri, Moralidades situacionales, Valores morales, Interacción  *** Abstract

  7. Theses defended at Tunis Faculty of Medecine from 2004 to 2005: Scientific become and predictive factors of publications.

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    Elloumi, Hela; Bouarrouj, Reem; Chadli Debbiche, Ashraf; Mrabet, Ali; Dziri, Chadli

    2017-04-01

    Several theses are supported, every year, in the Faculty of Medicine of Tunis but their scientific become is this day unknown. The most part of specialities have not bibliometric data. This work had for objectives to study the still unknown future of theses of Tunis Faculty of Medecine during 2004-2005, in terms of publication in indexed reviews and to determine the predictive factors of their publication. This was a descriptive bibliometric study of theses supported at the Tunis Faculty of Medicine between January 1st, 2004 and december 31st, 2005. The data collected concerned :number of theses, involved specialities, discipline, type of theses, type of study, number of studied cases (theses. The publication of the theses has been sought in engines "Medline" and "scopus. Predictive factors for publication were sought. Six hundred and thirteen theses were supported, including 57.7% belonged to the medical disciplines. The attributed mention was "very honorable with the congratulations of the jury" in 71,0% of cases and "very honorable with the congratulations of the jury and the proposal at the price of thesis " in 24,0% of the cases. Thirteen comma four pourcent (13.4%) was the rate of publication. These theses were published when the attributed mention was "very honorable with the congratulations of the jury and the proposal at the price of thesis "(p=0.05), when the discipline was community (p theses-teacher- year was lower than 1 in 70% of cases and the index of becoming theses varied from 0 and 18.7 across all disciplines. The thesis were published in half of the cases in the the review"La Tunisie Médicale". The median of citation was 2 [0-66 citations]. The publication was found thanks to the name of the student which appeared as author in 61.0% of the theses. The student was first author in 12 cases (24.5%). The rate of publication of theses of Tunis Faculty of Medecine during 2004-2005 aws little raised by 13.4%. This rate should be considered as a basic

  8. Novas estratégias em educação: avaliação da técnica Tribunal do Júri na capacitação de conselheiros na área de saúde da mulher em Santa Catarina, Brasil New educational strategies: evaluation of the Jury Trial technique for training council members in women's health in Santa Catarina, Brazil

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    Eleonor Minho Conill

    2003-04-01

    Full Text Available Descreve-se e avalia-se a técnica Tribunal do Júri, instrumento educativo inovador utilizado em uma oficina piloto sobre Controle Social e Gênero para conselheiros de saúde da Grande Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brasil. Estudaram-se sua confiabilidade e validade utilizando a opinião dos participantes complementado com observação qualitativa dos trabalhos. Houve unanimidade na aceitação da técnica por parte dos conselheiros pela "aquisição de conhecimentos" e "por ser participativa, democrática e dinâmica". A avaliação positiva coincide com trabalho anterior feito com secretários municipais, notando-se menor preferência por atividades cognitivas formais que também compunham a oficina. Conclui-se reforçando a importância do uso dessa inovação em capacitações, por ser aceita por públicos distintos, permitir o mapeamento de conteúdo programático e ser útil face a temáticas novas e polêmicas ao favorecer vivências práticas e reflexivas.This article describes and evaluates the Jury Trial technique, an innovative educational instrument used in a pilot workshop on Social Control and Gender by health council members in Greater Metropolitan Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil. The reliability and validity were studied based on the participants' opinions, complemented by qualitative observation of the work. There was consensus in acceptance of the technique based on "acquisition of knowledge" and the fact that it was participatory, democratic, and dynamic. The positive evaluation agrees with a previous study that interviewed municipal health secretaries, with a smaller preference of formal cognitive activities that were also part of the workshop. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of this innovative technique in training programs, since it is accepted by different target publics, allows for designing the program contents, and is useful in relation to new and controversial issues since it favors

  9. Visits to CERN by Norwegian and Portuguese officials

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    2003-01-01

    During his visit to CERN on 30 April 2003, Mr Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway, toured the LHC magnet test hall and the installations of ATLAS and the European Computing Grid project. Seen here, at a luncheon given in his honour, from left to right: Bjørn Haugstad, State Secretary, Ministry of Education and Research, Norway, Cecilia Jarlskog, CERN Adviser on Member State Relations, Morten Knutsen, CERN Purchasing Service, Jens Vigen, CERN Library, Steinar Stapnes, physicist at the ATLAS experiment and Professor at the University of Oslo, Carlo Wyss, CERN's Director for Accelerators (standing) and Leif Westgaard, Norwegian delegate to the CERN Council and member of the Norwegian Research Council. His visit was followed a few days later, on 6 May, by that of the Portuguese Minister for Science and Higher Education, H. E. Mr Pedro Augusto Lynce de Faria, who was also given a tour of various ATLAS and LHC installations. The Minister also had the opportunity to meet me...

  10. Værdiladninger og intolerance

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    Lægaard, Sune

    2013-01-01

    I Bøger den 21. juni tilslutter Anna Libak sig Morten Messerschmidts kritik af, at samfundsforskerne Peter Munk Christiansen og Asbjørn Sonne Nørgaard i en undervisningsbog kategoriserer Dansk Folkeparti (DF) som ”intolerant”. Lige som Messerschmidt hævder Libak, at ordet ”intolerant” er negativt...... værdiladet, hvorfor anvendelsen af det i kategorisering af politiske partier ikke kan være videnskabelig, men er indoktrinering af gymnasieelever. Selv om Messerschmidt og Libak har ret i, at ord som ”tolerant” og ”intolerant” kan bruges og forstås som indeholdende værdidomme, så er det forkert, at ordet...... ”intolerant” ER en negativ værdidom. At et ord kan bruges værdiladet, betyder ikke, at ordets mening udelukkende består i en værdidom. Det samme gælder jo for rigtig mange andre ord – f.eks. kan ord som ”akademisk” og ”journalistisk” bruges som værdidomme. Det betyder ikke, at de ikke har et ikke...

  11. Death Penalty Decisions: Instruction Comprehension, Attitudes, and Decision Mediators

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    Patry, Marc W.; Penrod, Steven D.

    2013-01-01

    A primary goal of this research was to empirically evaluate a set of assumptions, advanced in the Supreme Court’s ruling in Buchanan v. Angelone (1998), about jury comprehension of death penalty instructions. Further, this research examined the use of evidence in capital punishment decision making by exploring underlying mediating factors upon which death penalty decisions may be based. Manipulated variables included the type of instructions and several variations of evidence. Study 1 was a p...

  12. Electrodéposition sous champ magnétique de zinc et de fer.Propriétés magnétiques des arborescences de fer

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    Heresanu , Vasile

    2003-01-01

    President du jury: A. Alemany ; Raporteurs : J-P. Chopart, J.M.D. Coey ; Examinateurs : J-L. Porteseil, R. Ballou, P. Molho; This work is concerned with the effects of magnetic fields on arborescence of zinc and iron obtained by electrochemical deposition in thin cell and with the magnetic properties of iron arborescences. For zinc under normal magnetic field, the macroscopic morphology changes are explained by the mechanical action, on the growing aggregate, of fluid convection induced by th...

  13. Avoidance of international double taxation. Taxation of business profits in Romania

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    Florin Dumiter; Ștefania Jimon

    2017-01-01

    In this article we wanted to achieve a comprehensive analysis of corporate profit tax for non-residents, from the standpoint of the issues that it creates on the double taxation of income and capital. Taxing the corporate profits of non-residents is a particularly important aspect in terms of revenue growth, encouraging foreign investment, and strengthening cross-border trade. The “source” state will decide the legitimate right to tax the profits of businesses that operate within its juris...

  14. Policies on pets for healthy cities: a conceptual framework

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    Rock, Melanie J.; Adams, Cindy L.; Degeling, Chris; Massolo, Alessandro; McCormack, Gavin R.

    2014-01-01

    Drawing on the One Health concept, and integrating a dual focus on public policy and practices of caring from the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, we outline a conceptual framework to help guide the development and assessment of local governments' policies on pets. This framework emphasizes well-being in human populations, while recognizing that these outcomes relate to the well-being of non-human animals. Five intersecting spheres of activity, each associated with local governments' juri...

  15. Territoire, trajectoire, réseau Créativité rituelle populaire, identification et État postcolonial (Une triple étude de cas malgache)

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    Mouzard , Thomas

    2011-01-01

    Mention très honorable avec félicitations du jury; This work makes comparative analysis and description of three religious phenomena over the last few years in Madagascar, well enough characterized by the semantic expedient "popular creative ritual," and which can be labelled respectively as follows: anti-sorcery ceremony (1975-1983, North-East); funerary procession (oct. 2001 - jan. 2002); cult of possession (from the late 1980's, Tuléar city). Comparison of these phenomena initially highlig...

  16. Investigation of ELF Signals Associated with Mine Warfare: A University of Idaho and Acoustic Research Detachment Collaboration, Phase 2

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    2010-07-31

    9] [14] Authorized licensed use limited to: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Downloaoed on Jury 27.2010 st 20:36:20 UTC from IEEE Xplore . Restrictions apply...VS25.00 © 2009 IEEE Authorized licensed use limited to: UNIVERSITY OF I3AHO. Downtoadeo on July 27.2010 a: 20:34:14 UTC Iron. IEEE Xplore . Restrictions...2010 IEEE Authorized licensed use limited to: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. Downloaded or, July 27.2010 at 17:15:26 UTC from IEEE Xplore . Restrictions

  17. 48{sup th} Annual meeting on nuclear technology (AMNT 2017). Workshop: Preserving competence in nuclear technology

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    Steinwarz, Wolfgang

    2017-10-15

    On the 19{sup th} workshop ''Preserving Competence in Nuclear Technology'' 17 young scientists presented the results from their thesis work for a diploma, mastership or a PhD covering a broad spectrum of technical areas. This demonstrated again the strong engagement of the younger generation for the nuclear technology and the significant support by the involved German institutions. The jury awarded Thomas Schaefer (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden- Rossendorf) with the Siempelkamp Competence Price 2017.

  18. The Disorderly, Undisciplined State of the Good Order and Discipline Term

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    2016-02-16

    Command and Staff College. He holds a juris doctorate from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. iv Abstract Good order and... segregation was essential to “harmony and efficiency aboard ship.” The brass took the same view of admitting women to the service academies. In 1974, Lt...in the same document as “racial,” “ gender ,” “homosexual” or “military justice” revealed 1,705 responsive documents out of the original 2,883

  19. Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Perilaku Konsumen Buah Impor

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    Widayanti, Sri; Hidayat, Ramdan; Sudiyarto, Sudiyarto

    2007-01-01

    Consumers hold important role in determination whether the product has superiority or not. The overflowing or import fruits affected to a strong competition between local and impor fruits. Although local fruit seemingly lost in the competing with import fruits, however the consumer (especially city consumer) is the final determiner who act the jury to judge the kind of fruit that is superior through multi attribute judgement. The research objected was to analyze the influece of the factors n...

  20. Rules relating to one-fifth levy on the interest about the trades settled at the simple interest and removal of paradoxes

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    Afrouz Mahmoudian; Mahdi Khodaei

    2016-01-01

    One-fifth on one's property is considered a fiscal obligatory duty in which all Islamic schools are unanimous to its principle of obligatoriness but the diversity of opinions relates to the various adjunctions of it therein. Verifications about the aforesaid issue which has been taken root in the very credence of the rational, political life and fiscal obligations of the Shiites is very overriding during the era of occultation as a financial standard respectively. In the following juris...

  1. Assessing the effects of human-induced land degradation in the former homelands of northern South Africa with a 1 km AVHRR NDVI time-series

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    Wessels, Konrad J

    2004-05-15

    Full Text Available been successfully estimated with the normalized dif- ference vegetation index (NDVI) derived from satellite data (Deering et al., 1975; Jury et al., 1997; Myneni et al., 1997; Prince, 1991b; Prince & Tucker, 1986; Tucker & Sellers, 1986). NDVI captures... productivity (NPP; Schloss et al., 1999). In arid and semiarid lands, seasonal sums of multitemporal NDVI are strongly corre- lated with vegetation production (Prince, 1991b; Prince & Tucker, 1986; Nicholson & Farrar, 1994; Nicholson et al., 1998). Human...

  2. Empreinte génomique parentale et petits ARN non-codants

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    Seitz , Hervé

    2004-01-01

    Cavaillé Jérôme, Chargé de recherche, CNRS, Toulouse : directeur de thèse Charlier Carole, Professeur associé, Université de Liège : rapporteur Clerc Philippe, Chef de laboratoire, Institut Pasteur, Paris : rapporteur Cribbs David, Professeur, Université Toulouse III : président du jury Forné Thierry, Chargé de recherche, CNRS, Montpellier : examinateur Voinnet Olivier, Chargé de recherche, CNRS, Strasbourg : examinateur; Genomic imprinting results in a differential expression of both alleles...

  3. An Animal-to-Human Scaling Law for Blast-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury Risk Assessment

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    2014-10-28

    human injury risk would be of critical importance for guiding the design of blast- protective helmets and face shields. Materials and Methods ...Biomedical Imaging (IEEE, Piscataway, NJ), Vol 53, pp 1142–1145. 39. Prevost TP, Balakrishnan A, Suresh S, Socrate S (2011) Biomechanics of brain tissue. Acta...3006–3012. 51. El Sayed T, Mota A, Fraternali F, Ortiz M (2008) Biomechanics of traumatic brain in- jury. Comput Methods Appl Mech Eng 197(51–52):4692

  4. Abortion foe convicted and sentenced for murders of women's health clinic workers.

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    1996-03-22

    On March 18, after deliberating for approximately nine hours over two days, a Dedham, Massachusetts, jury found John Salvi guilty of two counts of first-degree murder for the December 1994 shooting deaths of Shannon Lowney and Lee Ann Nichols, receptionists at two Brookline, Massachusetts, women's health care clinics. Salvi was also convicted of five counts of assault with intent to murder (see RFN IV/1). Almost immediately, Norfolk Superior Court Judge Barbara Dortch-Okara ordered Salvi to serve the maximum sentence--two consecutive life terms in prison without parole--for the murders and an additional 90-100 years for the five assaults. Under Massachusetts law, the first-degree murder convictions will be automatically appealed. In reaching their verdict, the jury of six men and six women rejected Salvi's plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. The five-week trial included testimony from more than 100 witnesses. In the past two years, two other men have been convicted for the first-degree murders of abortion providers: Michael Griffin, who was convicted of murdering Dr. David Gunn in March 1994, is now serving a life sentence; and Paul Hill, who was convicted of murdering Dr. John Britton and James Barrett in November 1995, is on Florida's death row while his sentence is pending mandatory appeal (see RFN III/19, 22). full text

  5. Meet-U: Educating through research immersion.

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    Abdollahi, Nika; Albani, Alexandre; Anthony, Eric; Baud, Agnes; Cardon, Mélissa; Clerc, Robert; Czernecki, Dariusz; Conte, Romain; David, Laurent; Delaune, Agathe; Djerroud, Samia; Fourgoux, Pauline; Guiglielmoni, Nadège; Laurentie, Jeanne; Lehmann, Nathalie; Lochard, Camille; Montagne, Rémi; Myrodia, Vasiliki; Opuu, Vaitea; Parey, Elise; Polit, Lélia; Privé, Sylvain; Quignot, Chloé; Ruiz-Cuevas, Maria; Sissoko, Mariam; Sompairac, Nicolas; Vallerix, Audrey; Verrecchia, Violaine; Delarue, Marc; Guérois, Raphael; Ponty, Yann; Sacquin-Mora, Sophie; Carbone, Alessandra; Froidevaux, Christine; Le Crom, Stéphane; Lespinet, Olivier; Weigt, Martin; Abboud, Samer; Bernardes, Juliana; Bouvier, Guillaume; Dequeker, Chloé; Ferré, Arnaud; Fuchs, Patrick; Lelandais, Gaëlle; Poulain, Pierre; Richard, Hugues; Schweke, Hugo; Laine, Elodie; Lopes, Anne

    2018-03-01

    We present a new educational initiative called Meet-U that aims to train students for collaborative work in computational biology and to bridge the gap between education and research. Meet-U mimics the setup of collaborative research projects and takes advantage of the most popular tools for collaborative work and of cloud computing. Students are grouped in teams of 4-5 people and have to realize a project from A to Z that answers a challenging question in biology. Meet-U promotes "coopetition," as the students collaborate within and across the teams and are also in competition with each other to develop the best final product. Meet-U fosters interactions between different actors of education and research through the organization of a meeting day, open to everyone, where the students present their work to a jury of researchers and jury members give research seminars. This very unique combination of education and research is strongly motivating for the students and provides a formidable opportunity for a scientific community to unite and increase its visibility. We report on our experience with Meet-U in two French universities with master's students in bioinformatics and modeling, with protein-protein docking as the subject of the course. Meet-U is easy to implement and can be straightforwardly transferred to other fields and/or universities. All the information and data are available at www.meet-u.org.

  6. New talents Novos talentos Nouveaux talents

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    Hervé Théry

    2012-11-01

    Full Text Available New talents are arriving: this note wishes to attract the attention of our readers to three posters chosen by an international jury at IGC2012, the World congress of the International Geographical UnionFour topics were chosen for the IGC2012 (Global Change & Globalization, Society and Environment, Risks & Conflicts, Urbanization and Demographic Change, these four key topics were also the guiding categories for the call for posters.The poster exhibitions were held on Tuesday August the 28th a...

  7. La question de la langue dans les milieux des savants grecs au xixe siecle : projets linguistiques et réformes

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    Petros Diatsentos

    2010-06-01

    Full Text Available Thèse en Histoire et Civilisation soutenue le 15 mai 2009 sous la direction de Georges Dertilis Membres du jury : Monsieur Sylvain Auroux, Directeur de recherche au CNRS (Laboratoire d’histoire des théories linguistiques, Rapporteur,Monsieur Georges Drettas, Directeur de recherche au CNRS (Laboratoire de langues et civilisations à tradition orale, Examinateur, Madame Marie - Elisabeth Mitsou, Professeur à l'Université de Munich (Institut für Byzantinistik, Byzantinische Kunstgeschichte und ...

  8. Research and Transmission

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    Denise Pumain

    2001-01-01

    Full Text Available The present situation provides a challenge for us to reconsider the necessary link between science and pedagogy, between research and the transmission of knowledge. The Ministry of National education has just inaugurated a broad consultation of teachers on every level with a view to modernising and giving coherence to the programs of secondary education. Armand Frémont will head the group of experts responsible for history and geography. Is this a coincidence? The changeover in the jury for t...

  9. Public Participation: Methods Matter; A Response to Boaz et al.

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    Paul Burton

    2014-11-01

    Full Text Available The commentary on our paper from Boaz et al. is both welcome and pertinent, especially in its call for greater critical attention to be paid to some of the underlying principles of participation as well as to techniques and methods (1,2. In some respects our paper and subsequent research was designed to allow us to measure and better understand the impact of participating in a citizen’s jury on the jurors’ views and expressed preferences (1,3.

  10. La réactivité des matériaux argileux sous gradient thermique

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    Kohler , Eric

    2005-01-01

    Directrice de thèse : Catherine Beaucaire CEA Saclay Président du jury: Daniel Tessier INRA Versailles Rapporteurs : Martine Buatier Université de Franche-Comté, Besançon Sabine Petit Université de Poitiers Examinateurs : Justo Cabrera IRSN Fontenay aux Roses Michel Jullien CEA Cadarache Sid Labdi Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne Joël Raynal CEA Cadarache; The argillaceous materials properties could be favourable to the radioelements confinement in high activity and thermogenic nuclear waste d...

  11. Communicating scientific findings in the courtroom, Oxford Online Bibliographies

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    Vuille Joelle; Egli Nicole

    2016-01-01

    The number of civil and criminal trials in which there is presented at least one piece of scientific evidence—by which we mean the analysis and interpretation of physical evidence derived from the so called hard sciences (thus excluding the fields of psychology psychiatry and the social and behavioral sciences)—is constantly increasing. Yet the fact finders be they judges or juries or the attorneys arguing the cases have limited scientific education. In this context the way scientific experts...

  12. Federalist strategy for nuclear waste management

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    Lee, K.N.

    1980-01-01

    The federal government plans to rely on a policy of consultation and concurrence with state governments in developing nuclear waste repositories. The weaknesses of the concurrence approach are analyzed, and an alternative institutional framework for locating a waste repository is proposed: a siting jury that provides representation for state and local interests, while maintaining a high level of technical review. The proposal could be tested in the siting of away-from-reactor storage facilities for spent nuclear fuel. 1 table

  13. Emilia Pardo Bazán journaliste : entre littérature et presse (1876-1921

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    Emilia Pérez Romero

    2012-03-01

    Full Text Available Thèse réalisée sous la direction de Mme Colette Rabaté (Université François Rabelais, Tours et soutenue devant un jury composé, en outre, de Mesdames et Messieurs Bénédicte Vauthier (Université de Tours, Dolores Thion Soriano-Mollá (Université de Pau, Jean-René Aymes (Université Paris-iii et José Manuel González Herrán (Université de Santiago de Compostela.

  14. The annual cycle of African climate and its variability | Jury | Water SA

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    low) annual cycle correspond with La Nina (El Nino) and increased (decreased) inter-annual fluctuations of the African climate. A composite analysis shows that the South Atlantic Hadley cell and standing waves in the subtropical jet may connect ...

  15. Fostering Organizational Change through Deliberations: The Deliberative Jury in a University Setting

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    Lindell, Juha

    2014-01-01

    Universities in Europe face a variety of reform initiatives, and university reform can be seen as a wicked problem that should be resolved through collaborative efforts. In Finland, there has been considerable resistance to proposed reforms, with university personnel complaining that they have not been heard. Students, on the other hand, seem…

  16. Läti suurim filmifestival lõppes / J. R.

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    J. R.

    2008-01-01

    Tänavuse Riia filmifestivali Arsenals auhinnatud filmidest. Eesti filmide edu : Balti võistlusprogrammis oli parim mängufilm "Sügisball", parim dokfilm "Vastutuulesaal" ja publikupreemia ning ühe oikumeenilise žürii preemia sai "Klass". Peaauhinna võitis loosiga ameerika film "Chop Shop" (režii Ramin Bahrani), parimaks animafilmiks tunnistati lätlase Edmunds Jansonsi "Väikese linnu päevik". Debüüdiauhinna sai läti "Monotony" (Juris Poskus) ja FIPRESCI auhinna prantslase Alain Gomis' "Andalusia" ning läti "Vogelfrei"

  17. Teisel katsel Riias = Second go-round in Riga / Jaak Jõerüüt

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    Jõerüüt, Jaak, 1947-

    2008-01-01

    Eesti suursaadik Lätis, arhitektuurivõistluse žürii liige Riia Eesti saatkonnahoone arhitektuurikonkursist, võidutöödest. Lk. 56-57 Eesti saatkond Riias: I koha pälvinud Lembit-Kaur Stööri, Ülo-Tarmo Stööri ja Heidi Urbi võidutööst, premeeritud tööde plaanid, vaated. II koha said Emil Urbel, Andrus Mark, Ott Hirvesoo ja Peeter Veimer, III koha Juris Mitenbergs, Peteris Suprins, Zane Krumina, Uldis Tucs, Edgars Gribusts ja Edijs Kravalis

  18. The duty to give reasons as a guarantee for a fair trial under the sight of the European Court of Human Rights

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    Marcella Alves Mascarenhas Nardelli

    2015-06-01

    Full Text Available This paper aims to define the outlines of the judicial duty to provide reasons for their decisions in its theoretical aspect - according to contemporary procedural knowledge -, as well as to establish its importance for the concretion of a fair trial. At the same time, the duty to give reasons will be analyzed in a practical perspective according to the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights, with a special emphasis in the case Taxquet v. Belgium and its impact on Jury Trials.

  19. A narrativa dos afetos no documentário O Samba que mora em mim

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    Maria Angela Pavan

    2013-08-01

    Full Text Available This article intents to understand the affectionate look of theBrazilian filmmaker Geórgia Guerra-Peixe. We can see that look in her documentarycalled O samba que mora em mim, winner of the jury special award of the São PauloFilm Festival [Mostra de Cinema de São Paulo], in 2010. For this study we interviewedGeórgia, collected information published in the press when the documentary was release,in february 2011, and we make a film analysis.

  20. Юрий Кушпело, дважды актер и орел стриптиза / интервьюировал Николай Караев

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    Кушпело, Юрий

    2011-01-01

    Riia Domino Theatre on 11. apr. külalisetendusel Vene Kultuurikeskuses lavastusega "Орлы стриптиза или Как наши парни в борьбе с кризисом до конца пошли...", lavastaja Oleg Šapošnikov. Intervjuu näitleja Juri Kušpeloga, kes teeb selles lavastuses rolli

  1. Tributação da Transferência Financeira nas Operações Comerciais: Uma Alternativa Técnica para Substituição dos Impostos de Consumo

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    Lima, Mário Jorge P. C.

    2016-01-01

    El desarrollo del comercio convencional o electrónico se expande en todo el mundo y requiere la armonización de los sistemas jurídicos de los países, especialmente de los sistemas nacionales de impuestos, que representan una de las barreras más fuertes a la integración de los negocios. Los impuestos con mayor impacto en las transacciones comerciales convencionales o electrónicos son los impuestos al consumo y sobre las ventas. Las transacciones comerciales significativas actuales son depend...

  2. Reasons for holding a Consensus Conference on neuropsychological rehabilitation in adult patients.

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    Làdavass, E; Paolucci, S; Umiltà, C

    2011-03-01

    Neuropsychological deficits are common in various cerebrovascular, neurodegenerative and traumatic pathologies. Neuropsychological rehabilitation refers to a set of interventions that aim to improve a person's ability to perform cognitive tasks by retraining previously learned skills and teaching compensatory strategies. However, today there are some relevant points that need of further investigations. In 2007, a Task Force was set up under the auspices of several scientific societies that operate in the field of psychology, neuropsychology, rehabilitation and neurology (AIP, GIRN, SIMFER, SIN, SINP, and SPAN) with the aim to clarify the theoretical background of neuropsychological rehabilitation and to assess the diagnostic instruments and the treatments available to date. This consensus conference (CC), using methods derived from those of Evidence-Based-Medicine (EMB), evaluated several points, including: a) legal aspects; b) epidemiological aspects; c) neuropsychological rehabilitation of attentional and executive disorders; d) neuropsychological rehabilitation of speech/language disorders; e) neuropsychological rehabilitation of visual field defects; f) neuropsychological rehabilitation of neglect; g) neuropsychological rehabilitation of memory disorders; h) cognitive rehabilitation of arm apraxia; i) neuropsychological rehabilitation of Alzheimer disease; j) rehabilitation of multiple sclerosis; k) rehabilitation of severe brain injuries; l) rehabilitation of mild to moderate brain injuries; m) rehabilitation of behavioral disorders in severe brain injuries. Then, CC submitted to a specific Jury a final report with summary tables and questions. The final meeting of the Jury was held in Siena in February 2010.

  3. "Русские!" Русские?.. И Казимир Малевич / Этэри Кекелидзе

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    Кекелидзе, Этэри, 1944-

    2014-01-01

    Ülevaade XXIII Peterburi teatrifestivalist "Balti kodu" 2013. a. Pikemalt Ivo van Hove lavastusest Tšehhovi näidendite järgi "De Russen!" (Toneelgroep Amsterdam (Holland)), Alvis Hermanise lavastusest "Oblomov" (Riia Uus Teater), Luk Percevali lavastusest "Vennad Karamazovid" (Theater Thalia (Saksamaa)), Bram Janseni lavastusest Strindbergi "Preili Julie" järgi "Kijken naar Julie" (Bram Jansen Company (Holland)), Juri Butussovi lavastusest "Macbeth-Kino" (Peterburi Lensoveti-nim. Teater), Grigori Kozlovi lavastusest "Vaikne Don" (Мастерская (Peterburi)) ning Rimas Tuminase lavastusest "Jevgeni Onegin" (Vahtangovi-nim. Teater (Moskva))

  4. Le cochon comme problème. Grecs, Romains et l’interdit juif du porc

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    Har - Peled, Misgav

    2012-01-01

    Composition du Jury : Monsieur Philippe Borgeaud (Université de Genève) ;Monsieur Daniel Boyarin (Université de Californie, Berkeley) ;Monsieur Maurice Kriegel (ÉHESS), directeur en cotutelle ;Monsieur David Nirenberg (Université de Chicago), directeur en cotutelle Monsieur Jean-Claude Schmitt (ÉHESS). Thèse soutenue le 28 novembre 2011 Résumé La thèse identifie pourquoi et comment l’interdit juif du porc est devenu l’interdit alimentaire juif par excellence dans le monde gréco-romain. Par un...

  5. Welcome to the TEI’10 Proceedings

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    Pederson, Thomas; Shaer, Orit; Wakkary, Ron

    2010-01-01

    We welcome you to the proceedings of the 4th ACM International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction -- TEI'10, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on the 25th -27th of January 2010. TEI'10 continues the pursuit of key areas of innovation in respect to tangible, embedded...... as Explorations aimed at attracting thought provoking, evocative, visually and sensually rich work by a diverse group of creators. 46 submissions were received from which an expert jury accepted 10 contributions. These contributions are interwoven into the papers and demonstration tracks at the conference...

  6. 13 scientists aced their science communication test at the FameLab final

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    Antonella Del Rosso

    2015-01-01

    On 8 May, the joint CERN and Swiss FameLab final took place in CERN’s Restaurant 1, which was transformed into a cosy setting for the special occasion. The jury selected Oskari Vinko, a Master’s student in synthetic biology at ETH Zurich, as the winner of the Swiss final while Lillian Smestad, a physicist in the Aegis collaboration, will be the first CERN finalist to go to the international final at the Cheltenham Science Festival. In addition, CMS physicist Christos Lazaridis was awarded the audience prize.   

  7. Duelling idiots and other probability puzzlers

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    2002-01-01

    What are your chances of dying on your next flight, being called for jury duty, or winning the lottery? We all encounter probability problems in our everyday lives. In this collection of twenty-one puzzles, Paul Nahin challenges us to think creatively about the laws of probability as they apply in playful, sometimes deceptive, ways to a fascinating array of speculative situations. Games of Russian roulette, problems involving the accumulation of insects on flypaper, and strategies for determining the odds of the underdog winning the World Series all reveal intriguing dimensions to the worki

  8. Un « plan Marshall juif » : la présence juive américaine en France après la Shoah, 1944 – 1954

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    Laura Hobson

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    Full Text Available Soutenance de la thèse le 26 juin 2009.Composition du juryMadame Nancy Green, Directrice d’études, Directrice de thèse,Madame Catherine Collomp, Professeur émérite, Rapporteur,Madame Catherine Nicault, Professeur, Rapporteur,Madame Maud Mandel, Associate professor, Examinateur,Monsieur Michel Prum, Professeur, Examinateur, Madame Isabelle Richet, Professeur, Examinateur.ResuméEntre1944 et 1954, les Juifs américains ont envoyé plus de 27 millions de dollars aux Juifs de France pour aider à rec...

  9. 47{sup th} Annual meeting on nuclear technology (AMNT 2016). Key Topic / Outstanding know-how and sustainable excellence. Workshop: Preserving competence in nuclear technology

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    Steinwarz, Wolfgang

    2016-10-15

    On the 18{sup th} workshop Preserving Competence in Nuclear Technology 24 young scientists presented the scientific results from their work covering a broad spectrum of technical areas. This demonstrated again the strong engagement of the younger generation as part of the German nuclear society. Prof.Dr.-Ing. Eckart Laurin, Prof.Dr.-Ing. Marco K. Koch, Dr. Katharina Stummeyer, and Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Steinwarz as members of the jury assessed the written compacts and the oral presentations to award the Siempelkamp Competence Price 2016 to Andreas Wanninger from Technische Universitaet Muenchen.

  10. Brain-computer interface research a state-of-the-art summary

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    Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are rapidly developing into a mainstream, worldwide research endeavor. With so many new groups and projects, it can be difficult to identify the best ones. This book summarizes ten leading projects from around the world. About 60 submissions were received in 2011 for the highly competitive BCI Research Award, and an international jury selected the top ten. This Brief gives a concise but carefully illustrated and fully up-to-date description of each of these projects, together with an introduction and concluding chapter by the editors.

  11. Proof of causation through expert opinion evidence in low-level radiation cases

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    Heideck, R.E.

    1985-01-01

    Tort law requires that the injured person prove that the injury was caused by a particular exposure to radiation for which the defendant is responsible. Heideck shows how expert evidence helps the court or jury resolve this question. The author analyzes a recent effort to bridge the gap between the legal requirement of proof of causation in individual cases and the conclusions that derive from group statistics. Some scientists argue that this approach is more technically sound than traditional tort law because it attempts to develop a probability of causation in individual cases

  12. Visual communication of engineering and scientific data in the courtroom

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    Jackson, Gerald W.; Henry, Andrew C.

    1993-01-01

    Presenting engineering and scientific information in the courtroom is challenging. Quite often the data is voluminous and, therefore, difficult to digest by engineering experts, let alone a lay judge, lawyer, or jury. This paper discusses computer visualization techniques designed to provide the court methods of communicating data in visual formats thus allowing a more accurate understanding of complicated concepts and results. Examples are presented that include accident reconstructions, technical concept illustration, and engineering data visualization. Also presented is the design of an electronic courtroom which facilitates the display and communication of information to the courtroom.

  13. Indios urbanos: inmigraciones, alteridad y ladinización en Santiago de Chile (siglos XVI-XVII

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    2014-05-01

    Full Text Available During the period following the Conquista and when the Santiago de Chile's urban society was formed, one can observe various indigenous peoples that migrated to the city: Andinos, Huarpes of Cuyo, Juries from Tucaman, and Mapuche-Huilliches from the south of the Kingdom of Chile. The objective of this article is to show the great geographic and ethnic diversity of the city by studying the arrival, deployment and mobility of these actors and their descendants, as well as their forms of settlement and their strategies for integration.

  14. Postmortem magnetic resonance images of the injured brain: effective evidence in the courtroom.

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    Harris, L S

    1991-09-01

    Magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the whole, formalin-fixed brain produce details of pathologic changes deep within brain substance not apparent on external examination. Photographs of these radiographic images present pathologic features in a black-and-white, 2-dimensional format which has proven particularly effective in court before judge and jury. This pathologist has noted acceptance of such photographs in explaining to jurors the details of his testimony in selected cases where brain trauma resulted in a wrongful death. Penetrating missile wounds and blunt impact injuries are particularly well documented by this method.

  15. Silmakirjalik aastasada / Vaapo Vaher

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    Tutvustus: Hyvärinen, Pekka. Soome mees : Urho Kekkose elu / tlk. Tauno Vahter. Tallinn : Tänapäev, 2006 ; Tuchman, Barbara W. Augustikahurid / tlk. Armand Tungal ja Tõnis Värnik. Tallinn : Varrak, 2006 ; Ernesaks, Viive. Viiv. Tallinn : Varrak, 2006 ; Kiik, Heino. Leida ennast : 1954-1963. Viies raamat. Tartu : Ilmamaa, 2006 ; Lotman, Juri. Vestlusi vene kultuurist : Vene aadli argielu ja traditsioonid 18. sajandil ja 19. sajandi algul. 2 / [tõlkinud Kajar Pruul]. Tallinn : Tänapäev, 2006 ; Lotman, Mihhail. Pistriku talvekarje : esseid Joseph Brodsky poeetikast ja surmast. Tallinn : Varrak, 2005

  16. 47th Annual meeting on nuclear technology (AMNT 2016). Key Topic / Outstanding know-how and sustainable excellence. Workshop: Preserving competence in nuclear technology

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    Steinwarz, Wolfgang

    2016-01-01

    On the 18 th workshop Preserving Competence in Nuclear Technology 24 young scientists presented the scientific results from their work covering a broad spectrum of technical areas. This demonstrated again the strong engagement of the younger generation as part of the German nuclear society. Prof.Dr.-Ing. Eckart Laurin, Prof.Dr.-Ing. Marco K. Koch, Dr. Katharina Stummeyer, and Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Steinwarz as members of the jury assessed the written compacts and the oral presentations to award the Siempelkamp Competence Price 2016 to Andreas Wanninger from Technische Universitaet Muenchen.

  17. Thèses de doctorat soutenues en 2006

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    Full Text Available Carlitria Bordigoni, Elementi formulari nella dizione eschilea Thèse soutenue le 21 mars 2006 à l'Université de Trente (dans le cadre du Doctorat internationale Lille-Trente.Composition du jury : M. Pierre Judet de La Combe (CNRS/EHESSM. Enrico Medda (Scuola Normale Superiore di PisaMmePatrizia Mureddu (Università degli Studi di CagliariM. Luigi Enrico Rossi (Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"M. Philippe Rousseau (Université de Lille 3Hervé Vautrelle, Figures et systèmes de la...

  18. Effect of superlarge dose of gamma radiation on the rat cerebral cortex (ultrastructural aspects)

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    Puberal Wistar line mall rats (180-210 g) were subjected to single whole-body gamma irradiation with 150 Gy dose and 75 Gy/min dose rate. Electron-microscopic investigation into dynamics of sensory-motor cortex ultrastructural changes during 24 hours after irradiation is conducted. Along with destructive changes compensator-reduction processes are developed in brain tissue at this period. Already during the first hours after irradiation the neutron ultrastructure change dynamics has been determined, alongside with direct radiation effect, by indirect effects juries of neuroglia and microcirculatory channel

  19. Effect of superlarge dose of gamma radiation on the rat cerebral cortex (ultrastructural aspects)

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    Puberal Wistar line mall rats (180-210 g) were subjected to single whole-body gamma irradiation with 150 Gy dose and 75 Gy/min dose rate. Electron-microscopic investigation into dynamics of sensory-motor cortex ultrastructural changes during 24 hours after irradiation is conducted. Along with destructive changes compensator-reduction processes are developed in brain tissue at this period. Already during the first hours after irradiation the neutron ultrastructure change dynamics has been determined, alongside with direct radiation effect, by indirect effects juries of neuroglia and microcirculatory channel.

  20. Le choix de l'excellence

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    Dix ans après le succès mondial de De la performance à l'excellence (Good to Great), Jim Collins et son associé Morten T. Hansen s'interrogent ici sur la nature de l excellence en période d incertitude. Pourquoi, dans un contexte chaotique, certaines entreprises sont florissantes et d autres non ? Comment, en ces temps troublés, réussir à diriger et vaincre l adversité pour dominer son marché ? La chance peut-elle sérieusement être envisagée comme un facteur de réussite ? À l issue d un programme de recherche ambitieux et rigoureux qui a duré neuf ans, les auteurs exposent dans cet ouvrage les nouveaux principes pour bâtir une entreprise réellement excellente. Leurs conclusions sont, comme toujours, étonnantes. Ils soulignent notamment que la course à l innovation n est pas toujours la meilleure voie à suivre, que discipline et créativité peuvent aller de concert et que malgré le changement permanent, les meilleures décisions sont rarement prises dans l urgence. Quant aux leaders, on...

  1. Effects of organic food consumption on human health; the jury is still out!

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    Barański, Marcin; Rempelos, Leonidas; Iversen, Per Ole; Leifert, Carlo

    2017-01-01

    The most recent systematic literature reviews and meta-analyses have indicated significant and nutritionally-relevant composition differences between organic and conventional foods. This included higher antioxidant, but lower cadmium and pesticide levels in organic crops, and higher omega-3 fatty acids concentrations in organic meat and dairy products. Also, results from a small number of human cohort studies indicate that there are positive associations between organic food consumption and reduced risk/incidence of certain acute diseases (e.g. pre-eclampsia, hypospadias) and obesity. Concerns about potential negative health impacts of organic food consumption (e.g. risks linked to lower iodine levels in organic milk) have also been raised, but are not currently supported by evidence from human cohort studies. However, there is virtually no published data from (1) long-term cohort studies focusing on chronic diseases (e.g. cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, and neurodegenerative conditions) and (2) controlled human dietary intervention studies comparing effects of organic and conventional diets. It is therefore currently not possible to quantify to what extent organic food consumption may affect human health.

  2. Zika mosquito vectors: the jury is still out [version 1; referees: 5 approved

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    Walter S. Leal

    2016-10-01

    Full Text Available After a 40-year hiatus, the International Congress of Entomology (ICE 2016 convened in Orlando, Florida (September 25-30, 2016. One of the symposia at ICE 2016, the Zika Symposium, covered multiple aspects of the Zika epidemic, including epidemiology, sexual transmission, genetic tools for reducing transmission, and particularly vector competence. While there was a consensus among participants that the yellow fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti, is a vector of the Zika virus, there is growing evidence indicating that the range of mosquito vectors might be wider than anticipated. In particular, three independent groups from Canada, China, and Brazil presented and discussed laboratory and field data strongly suggesting that the southern house mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus, also known as the common mosquito, is highly likely to be a vector in certain environments.

  3. Zika mosquito vectors: the jury is still out [version 2; referees: 5 approved

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    Walter S. Leal

    2016-11-01

    Full Text Available After a 40-year hiatus, the International Congress of Entomology (ICE 2016 convened in Orlando, Florida (September 25-30, 2016. One of the symposia at ICE 2016, the Zika Symposium, covered multiple aspects of the Zika epidemic, including epidemiology, sexual transmission, genetic tools for reducing transmission, and particularly vector competence. While there was a consensus among participants that the yellow fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti, is a vector of the Zika virus, there is growing evidence indicating that the range of mosquito vectors might be wider than anticipated. In particular, three independent groups from Canada, China, and Brazil presented and discussed laboratory and field data strongly suggesting that the southern house mosquito, Culex quinquefasciatus, also known as the common mosquito, is highly likely to be a vector in certain environments.

  4. Efficacy of legal judgments for defendants with traumatic brain injury.

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    St Pierre, Maria E; Parente, Rick

    2016-06-23

    Literature has compared the frequency of aggressive behaviors of the TBI population and the non-TBI population, suggesting that the TBI population is predisposed to aggressive tendencies because the injury enables impulsivity, loss of self-control, and the inability to modify behaviors. These behavior changes have consequently, been found to lead to criminal involvement. In fact, the majority of the prison population has sustained at least one TBI in their lifetime compared to the prevalence of brain injuries in the general population. However, there is little research investigating the perceptions of criminality and guilt of these individuals. Two experiments were conducted that investigated the perceptions of morality, level of guilt, and appropriate sentencing of crimes committed by defendants with different severities of TBI (i.e., mild, severe, and no TBI). Participants were asked to read scenarios about crimes being committed by the defendant. Experiment 1 used a 1-between (crime), 1-within (TBI) mixed design ANOVA testing three dependent variables (morality, guilt, and sentencing). Using a more in vivo jury approach, Experiment 2 used a 3 (TBI)×2 (crime) independent groups factorial design testing the three dependent measures. Overall, defendants with TBI were found less guilty of their crime, perceived as behaving morally to the crime, and receiving a milder punishment relative to the no-TBI defendants. In the courtroom, the defense attorney should educate the judge and/or the jury on the effects brain injuries have on the cognition, behavior, and emotions of an individual. Thus, this education will ensure the best verdict is being reached.

  5. Midface rejuvenation: a critical evaluation of a 7-year experience.

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    Pascali, Michele; Botti, Chiara; Cervelli, Valerio; Botti, Giovanni

    2015-05-01

    Although "traditional" face-lifting techniques can achieve excellent improvement along the jawline and neck, they often have little impact on the midface area. Thus, many different types of procedures have been developed to provide rejuvenation in this region, usually contemplating various dissection planes, incisions, and suspension vectors. A 7-year observational study of 350 patients undergoing midface lift was analyzed. The authors suspended the midface flap, anchoring to the deep temporal aponeurosis with a suspender-like suture (superolateral vector), or directly to the lower orbital rim with a belt-like suture (superomedial vector). Subjective and objective methods were used to evaluate the results. The subjective methods included a questionnaire completed by the patients. The objective method involved the evaluation of preoperative and postoperative photographs by a three-member jury instructed to compare the "critical" anatomical areas of the midface region: malar eminence, nasojugal groove, nasolabial fold, and jowls in the lower portion of the cheeks. The average follow-up period was 24 months. High satisfaction was noticeable from the perceptions of both the jury and the patients. Objective evaluation evidenced that midface lift with temporal anchoring was more efficient for the treatment of malar eminence, whereas midface lift with transosseous periorbital anchoring was more efficient for the treatment of nasojugal groove. The most satisfying aspect of the adopted techniques is a dramatic facial rejuvenation and preservation of the patient's original youthful identity. Furthermore, choosing the most suitable technique respects the patient's needs and enables correction of the specific defects. Therapeutic, IV.

  6. Malodorous consequences: what comprises negligence in anosmia litigation?

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    Svider, Peter F; Mauro, Andrew C; Eloy, Jean Anderson; Setzen, Michael; Carron, Michael A; Folbe, Adam J

    2014-03-01

    Our objectives were to evaluate factors raised in malpractice litigation in which plaintiffs alleged that physician negligence led to olfactory dysfunction. We analyzed publically available federal and court records using Westlaw, a widely used computerized legal database. Pertinent jury verdicts and settlements were comprehensively examined for alleged causes of malpractice (including procedures for iatrogenic causes), defendant specialty, patient demographics, and other factors raised in legal proceedings. Of 25 malpractice proceedings meeting inclusion criteria, 60.0% were resolved for the defendant, 12.0% were settled, and 28.0% had jury-awarded damages. Median payments were significant ($300,000 and $412,500 for settlements and awards, respectively). Otolaryngologists were the most frequently named defendants (68.0%), with the majority of iatrogenic cases (55.0%) related to rhinologic procedures. Associated medical events accompanying anosmia included dysgeusia, cerebrospinal fluid leaks, and meningitis. Other alleged factors included requiring additional surgery (80.0%), unnecessary procedures (47.4% of iatrogenic procedural cases), untimely diagnosis leading to anosmia (44.0%), inadequate informed consent (35.0%), dysgeusia (56.0%), and psychological sequelae (24.0%). Olfactory dysfunction can adversely affect quality of life and thus is a potential area for malpractice litigation. This is particularly true for iatrogenic causes of anosmia, especially following rhinologic procedures. Settlements and damages awarded were considerable, making an understanding of factors detailed in this analysis of paramount importance for the practicing otolaryngologist. This analysis reinforces the importance of explicitly including anosmia in a comprehensive informed consent process for any rhinologic procedure. © 2013 ARS-AAOA, LLC.

  7. A Review of Darcy's Law: Limitations and Alternatives for Predicting Solute Transport

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    Steenhuis, Tammo; Kung, K.-J. Sam; Jaynes, Dan; Helling, Charles S.; Gish, Tim; Kladivko, Eileen

    2016-04-01

    Darcy's Law that was derived originally empirically 160 years ago, has been used successfully in calculating the (Darcy) flux in porous media throughout the world. However, field and laboratory experiments have demonstrated that the Darcy flux employed in the convective disperse equation could only successfully predict solute transport under two conditions: (1) uniformly or densely packed porous media; and (2) field soils under relatively dry condition. Employing the Darcy flux for solute transport in porous media with preferential flow pathways was problematic. In this paper we examine the theoretical background behind these field and laboratory observations and then provide an alternative to predict solute movement. By examining the characteristics of the momentum conservation principles on which Darcy's law is based, we show under what conditions Darcy flux can predict solute transport in porous media of various complexity. We find that, based on several case studies with capillary pores, Darcy's Law inherently merges momentum and in that way erases information on pore-scale velocities. For that reason the Darcy flux cannot predict flow in media with preferential flow conduits where individual pore velocities are essential in predicting the shape of the breakthrough curve and especially "the early arrival" of solutes. To overcome the limitations of the assumption in Darcy's law, we use Jury's conceptualization and employ the measured chemical breakthrough curve as input to characterize the impact of individual preferential flow pathways on chemical transport. Specifically, we discuss how best to take advantage of Jury's conceptualization to extract the pore-scale flow velocity to accurately predict chemical transport through soils with preferential flow pathways.

  8. "A eloqüência farfalhante da tribuna do júri": o tribunal popular e a lei em Nelson Hungria "A eloqüência farfalhante da tribuna do júri": the people's court and the law in Nelson Hungria

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    Ricardo Sontag

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    Full Text Available Este artigo pretende analisar a questão do júri no pensamento do penalista Nelson Hungria levando em consideração o contexto histórico das transformações sofridas pelas instituições penais durante o Estado Novo (particularmente as leis sobre o júri e os códigos penal e de processo penal de 1940 e 1941 respectivamente, até o post scriptum do percurso com as modificações trazidas pela Constituição de 1946 e pela lei 268 de 1947 e os seus escritos mais tardios. O aspecto chave a ser considerado nesse percurso é a (indistinção no uso por parte de Hungria dos argumentos do tecnicismo jurídico-penal em relação àqueles do positivismo criminológico dependendo do contexto histórico.This article aims to explore the issue of the jury in Nelson Hungria's thought considering the historical context of the transformations suffered by the criminal law institutions during the "Estado Novo" (particularly the laws on the jury and the criminal code - 1940 - and criminal procedure code - 1941 to the post scriptum of the process with the changes brought by the Constitution of 1946 and the law 268 of 1947 and his later writings. The key aspect to be considered in this process is the (indistinction used by Hungria of the arguments of the criminal-legal technicism in relation to those of criminological positivism depending on historical context.

  9. Creators of private health care businesses in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: profile and sources of start-up funds.

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    Bukonda, Ngoyi K Zacharie; Chand, Masud; Disashi, Tumba G

    2011-01-01

    A survey was conducted in Jury 2010 to explore the creation of private health care businesses in Mbuji Mayi, the capital city of the Eastern Kasai Province (EKP), Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The survey yielded 68 responses. The results indicated that the entrepreneurs were predominantly Congolese men with backgrounds in the health services field who had raised their start-up capital mostly from personal savings or from friends and family. Their businesses, which were mostly in the form of sole proprietorships, were likely to be located in areas underserved by government-owned medical facilities.

  10. Evidence of perception of AIDS insufficient for verdict.

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    The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the jury verdict in favor of [name removed], a welder who claimed he was fired because his employer, [name removed] National Vendor, thought he had AIDS. According to [name removed], when his health and physical appearance began deteriorating due to Graves disease, a thyroid condition, he was terminated. [Name removed] filed a grievance through his labor union and filed a lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The Circuit Court panel determined there was insufficient evidence to conclude that the company's officials and key decision makers regarded [name removed] as having AIDS.

  11. La Reggenza et les autorisations : l’application des lois sur les fidéicommis et la mainmorte dans la Toscane des Lorraines (1737-1765

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    Full Text Available Date de soutenance : le 19 décembre 2009 à l’ÉHESS 54 Boulevard. Raspail, Paris.Composition du juryMonsieur Gérard Delille, Directeur d’études à l’éHESS (Directeur de thèse, Monsieur Eric Brian, Directeur d’études à l’ÉHESS et Directeur scientifique adjoint de l’INSHS du CNRS, Monsieur Marcello Verga, Professeur à Université de Sciences Politiques« Cesare Alfieri » de Florence, Monsieur Paolo Malanima, Directeur de l’Istituto di Studi sulle Società del Mediterraneo du CNR de Naples et Profes...

  12. Social balcony construction. Modernisation of a nine-storey residential building; Sozialer Balkonbau. Modernisierung eines neungeschossigen Wohnblocks

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    2013-01-15

    The architectural office Ebe +Ausfelder (Munich, Federal Republic of Germany) developed a concept of modernization for a residential building block in need of refurbishment within the multicultural Konrad district of Ingolstadt (Federal Republic of Germany). Beside the energetic refurbishment based on the KfW efficiency house 70 standard, this concept also considers the architectural upgrading of the building and its close environment. The south facade with the large balconies and moveable metal shutters are particularly striking. The jury of the price of design of the Wuestenrot foundation provided a certification for the exemplary renewal of the building structures from the 1960ies.

  13. The food v. fuel debate. A nuanced view of incentive structures

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    2009-01-01

    The rapid rise in crude oil prices and the geo-political uncertainty associated with ensuring uninterrupted supplies have compelled researchers, economists and politicians to look for indigenous substitutes. Liquid biofuels - ethanol and biodiesel - are widely recognized, technically feasible alternatives. Even as the jury is out to determine the environmental footprint of biofuels, the surrounding frenzy has often led to the announcement of unsustainable support prices for feedstock and unviable procurement prices for the finished product. This paper makes a detailed assessment of incentive structures facing the agriculturists, refiners and the consumers. Data from the Indian market are employed to illustrate. (author)

  14. La regulación normativa del mobbing en las administraciones públicas españolas : corrección disciplinaria : tipificación penal y prueba

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    El objeto de la tesis es el análisis de los antecedentes legislativos y jurisprudenciales para la determinación del nivel normativo de la regulación del fenómeno “mobbing” en las Administraciones Públicas españolas. Una vez que se efectúa una aproximación al concepto de mobbing, se analiza el concepto en el derecho comparado. Para ello, es sigue un método transversal partiendo de la recopilación de los diversos autores sobre la materia y sus obras, la legislación concreta y la juri...

  15. Improving healthcare using Lean processes.

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    Baker, G Ross

    2014-01-01

    For more than a decade, healthcare organizations across Canada have been using Lean management tools to improve care processes, reduce preventable adverse events, increase patient satisfaction and create better work environments. The largest system-wide effort in Canada, and perhaps anywhere, is currently under way in Saskatchewan. The jury is still out on whether Lean efforts in that province, or elsewhere in Canada, are robust enough to transform current delivery systems and sustain new levels of performance. This issue of Healthcare Quarterly features several articles that provide a perspective on Lean methods in healthcare. Copyright © 2014 Longwoods Publishing.

  16. L’Image à Byzance. Une nouvelle lecture des textes anciens

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    Maria Zoubouli

    2010-05-01

    Full Text Available Thèse soutenue le 9 avril 2009Composition du juryFrançois Hartog,André Guillou,Ennio Concina,Anca Vasiliu,Léon Pressouyre,(Pré-rapporteurs : Leslie Brubaker, Ennio Concina.RésuméÀ Byzance eikon désigne indistinctement toute forme de représentation et son usage, relève de multiples régimes, conceptuels aussi bien que pratiques. Nous partons des premiers discours apologétiques issus de la crise iconoclaste pour chercher en aval, dans la littérature antérieure, la théorie byzantine de l’image, ...

  17. A estética política da gambiarra cotidiana

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    Full Text Available This paper seeks to think of kludges and quick fixes as innovative practices, characterized by the re- appropriation of available resources in order to adapt them to specific needs. It explores the process of jury rigging beyond its functional dimension. We believe that rearrangements of materials may re-signify our experiences and reinvent everyday life, disclosing potentials of resistance and emancipation. The political and aesthetic dimensions of this practice of the unusual and unexpected are dealt with through the articulation of works by Michel de Certeau, John Dewey, Jacques Rancière and Hannah Arendt.

  18. La sémiologie des rêves dans la littérature en ancien français, xie-xiiie siècles. Stratégies des non-dits et discours d'insoumission

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    Claudine Korall

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    Full Text Available date de soutenance : le 26 mai 2009composition du juryProfesseur Jacqueline Cerquiglini – Toulet (Université de Paris iv Sorbonne- rapporteur, Professeure Christiane Marchello – Nizia (École normale supérieure  -  Lsh- Rapporteur,Professeur Eve Sweetser (University of California  -  Berkeley,Professeur Michel de Fornel (École des hautes études en sciences sociales,Professeur Jean - Claude Schmitt (École des hautes études en sciences sociales - DirecteurRésuméNous étudions les formes d'ex...

  19. Thèses de doctorat soutenues en 2009

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    Full Text Available Andrea Vestrucci, Sujet moral et Sittlichkeit : la théorie de la morale de Agnès Heller. Une comparaison avec Eric Weil.Thèse soutenue le 28 janvier 2009 à l’Université de Milan.Composition du juryMaria Cristina Bartolomei, Professeur à l'Université de Milan, co-directrice de thèse Michel Crubellier, Professeur à l'Université de Lille 3Marco Ravera, Professeur à l'Université de TurinPatrice Canivez, Professeur à l'Université de Lille 3, co-directeur de thèse Nathalie Rubel, Sexe et laïcité - ...

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    Full Text Available Juan Redmond, Logique Dynamique de la Fiction. Pour une Approche DialogiqueThèse soutenue le 3 juillet 2010 à l’Université de Lille 3.Composition du juryNorah dei Cas, Université de Lille 3Jacques Dubucs, Université de Paris-IGerhard Heinzmann, Université de NancyPaul Gochet, Université de de LiègeJohn Woods, University of British ColumbiaShahid Rahman, Université de Lille 3, directeur de thèse.RésuméCette thèse porte sur l’élaboration d’une structure argumentative dynamique dans le cadre con...

  1. Mobility at any cost? Necessity and limits. Pt. 1; Mobilitaet um jeden Preis? Notwendigkeit und Grenzen. T. 1

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    1996-06-01

    On 27 June 1996, the `Information Umwelt` organisation held a seminar for journalists in Munich under the title `Mobility at any cost? Necessity and limits`. In industrial societies, mobility is defined as a basic need. The contributions compiled in the present volume are basically transcripts of the lectures held at the meeting. Their titles are as follows: Mobility for tomorrow - problems, requirements,possible solutions; California dreaming? - new framework conditions for tomorrow`s mobility; Mobility as a success strategy - who falls by the wayside?; Climate and transport; Pollutants from road traffic and breathing trouble in children; Transport development in a developing country: The example of the People`s Republic of China; The fuel cell in mobile use. (orig/RHM) [Deutsch] `Mobilitaet um jeden Preis? Notwendigkeit und Grenzen` hiess das Thema des Journalistenseminars, das die Information Umwelt am 27.6.1966 in Muenchen veranstaltete. Mobilitaet wird in der Industriegesellschaft als Grundbeduerfnis definiert. Bei den Beitraegen handelt es sich im wesentlichen um schriftliche Ausarbeitungen der Referenten zu den Themen: Mobilitaet fuer morten - Probleme, Anforderungen, Loesungsansaetze; California Dreaming? - Neue Rahmenbedingungen fuer die Mobilitaet von morgen; Erfolgsprinzip Fortbewegung - wer bleibt auf der Strecke?; Klima und Verkehr; Schadstoffe aus dem Strassenverkehr; Verkehrsentwicklung in einem Entwicklungsland - Das Beispiel der Volksrepublik China; Die Brennstoffzelle im mobilen Einsatz. (orig./RHM)

  2. A case of felonious use of radioactive materials

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    Bailey, E.D.; Wukasch, M.C.

    1977-01-01

    In January 1974, the Radiation Control Branch, Texas Department of Health Resources, received a report that a man had exposed his young son to radiation and that the exposure had caused severe radiation burns on the boy's groin and ankle. Preliminary investigation revealed that the accused was licensed by the Radiation Control Branch to possess and use two Cesium 137 sealed sources with an activity of 2 Curies each for oil and gas well logging and that the boy's lesions, in the opinion of medical experts, were radiation induced. Following further investigation by the District Attorney and the Radiation Control Branch, the father was indicted on five felony counts in May 1974. In the time between the indictment and the trial in April 1975, the discovery of appropriate expert witnesses, acquisition of exhibits, determination of the sequence of events, and dose estimates were jointly conducted by the District Attorney and the Radiation Control Branch. The case as presented to the jury alleged that on several separate dates the father placed the radioactive sources on the boy as he slept, thereby causing massive accumulated localized radiation doses. Based upon the evidence, the jury found the father guilty of castration and sentenced him to a ten-year prison term and a $5,000 fine; this was the maximum penalty allowed by Texas law. Also discussed are the problems faced by the District Attorney in discovering expert witnesses in the radiation injury and oil and gas well logging fields and prosecution of the case, and those faced by the Radiation Control Branch in investigating and testifying in a felony criminal case

  3. Thermal analysis as an aid to forensics: Alkane melting and oxidative stability of wool

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    Alan Riga, D.

    1998-01-01

    Interdisciplinary methods and thermal analytical techniques in particular are effective tools in aiding the identification and characterization of materials in question involved in civil or criminal law. Forensic material science uses systematic knowledge of the physical or material world gained through analysis, observation and experimentation. Thermal analytical data can be used to aid the legal system in interpreting technical variations in quite often a complex system.Calorimetry and thermal microscopic methods helped define a commercial product composed of alkanes that was involved in a major law suit. The solid-state structures of a number of normal alkanes have unique crystal structures. These alkanes melt and freeze below room temperature to more than 60C below zero. Mixtures of specific alkanes have attributes of pure chemicals. The X-ray diffraction structure of a mixture of alkanes is the same as a pure alkane, but the melting and freezing temperature are significantly lower than predicted. The jury ruled that the product containing n-alkanes had the appropriate melting characteristics. The thermal-physical properties made a commercial fluid truly unique and there was no advertising infringement according to the law and the jury trialA combination of thermogravimetry, differential thermal analysis, infrared spectroscopy and macrophotography were used to conduct an extensive modeling and analysis of physical evidence obtained in a mobile home fire and explosion. A person's death was allegedly linked to the misuse of a kerosene space heater. The thermal analytical techniques showed that external heating was the cause of the space heater's deformation, not a firing of the heater with gasoline and kerosene. (Copyright (c) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam. All rights reserved.)

  4. Thermal analysis as an aid to forensics: Alkane melting and oxidative stability of wool

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    Alan Riga, D. [Professor of Chemistry, Cleveland State University and TechCon Inc., 6325 Aldenham Dr., Cleveland, OH 44143-3331 (United States)

    1998-12-21

    Interdisciplinary methods and thermal analytical techniques in particular are effective tools in aiding the identification and characterization of materials in question involved in civil or criminal law. Forensic material science uses systematic knowledge of the physical or material world gained through analysis, observation and experimentation. Thermal analytical data can be used to aid the legal system in interpreting technical variations in quite often a complex system.Calorimetry and thermal microscopic methods helped define a commercial product composed of alkanes that was involved in a major law suit. The solid-state structures of a number of normal alkanes have unique crystal structures. These alkanes melt and freeze below room temperature to more than 60C below zero. Mixtures of specific alkanes have attributes of pure chemicals. The X-ray diffraction structure of a mixture of alkanes is the same as a pure alkane, but the melting and freezing temperature are significantly lower than predicted. The jury ruled that the product containing n-alkanes had the appropriate melting characteristics. The thermal-physical properties made a commercial fluid truly unique and there was no advertising infringement according to the law and the jury trialA combination of thermogravimetry, differential thermal analysis, infrared spectroscopy and macrophotography were used to conduct an extensive modeling and analysis of physical evidence obtained in a mobile home fire and explosion. A person's death was allegedly linked to the misuse of a kerosene space heater. The thermal analytical techniques showed that external heating was the cause of the space heater's deformation, not a firing of the heater with gasoline and kerosene. (Copyright (c) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam. All rights reserved.)

  5. Injury prevalence of netball players in South Africa: The need for in jury prevention

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    T. Pillay

    2012-12-01

    Full Text Available This study aimed to establish baseline data for injury prevalence,mechanism of injury, injury severity and management of injuries in netball playersin South Africa. A cross sectional descriptive design was employed to collect databy means of a questionnaire in 2010. Participants consisted of 254 netball playerswho participated in a netball tournament. Permission was obtained from all therelevant organizations and informed consent obtained from the participants. Thegeneral injury rate was 61.8% with an injury rate of 1.9 injuries per player forthe past season. The most commonly injured structures were the ankle 37.5 % andthe knee 28.6% with the most common mechanism of injury being landing, 19% and 29% respectively. Of those whosustained injuries, 86 (44% of the injured athletes’ sustained severe injuries, 31(16% sustained moderate injuriesand 78 (40% sustained mild injuries. 67% of players reported they were able to continue with the game and 33%received medical assistance losing game and training time. The most common form of management accessed wasphysiotherapy, which accounted for 31%. It is evident that the ankle and knee injury rates amongst South Africannetball players are high in comparison to other netball playing nations. Injury surveillance is an integral part ofdeveloping preventative measures. The article lays a platform for developing these strategies against the backdrop ofits findings and comparison with other authors.

  6. Change over Time in Obedience: The Jury's Still out, but It Might Be Decreasing

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    Twenge, Jean M.

    2009-01-01

    Jerry M. Burger's (see record 2008-19206-001) partial replication of Stanley Milgram's (1974) obedience study shows both the influence of culture and generations on behavior and the power of the situation. In Burger's data, disobedience has nearly doubled among male participants since the 1960s, a shift just as large as the increase in Americans'…

  7. La terre et la mer, les enjeux de la limite. France, littoral atlantique, XIXe-XXe siècle

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    Danièle Closier

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    Full Text Available Composition du JuryMonsieur Daniel Nordman, directeur de recherche émérite au CNRS, Directeur de thèse,Madame Jacqueline Lalouette, professeur à l’université de Lille–III,Monsieur Gérard Le Bouëdec, professeur à l’université de Bretagne–Sud,Madame Marie-Vic Ozouf-Marignier, directrice d’études à l’ÉHESS,Monsieur Fernand Verger, professeur émérite à l’École normale supérieure,Madame Nadine Vivier, professeur à l’université du Maine.Thèse soutenue le3 avril 2010RésuméLa limite entre terre et me...

  8. Biofuels: making tough choices

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    Vermeulen, Sonja; Dufey, Annie; Vorley, Bill

    2008-02-15

    The jury is still out on biofuels. But one thing at least is certain: serious trade-offs are involved in the production and use of these biomass-derived alternatives to fossil fuels. This has not been lost on the European Union. The year kicked off with an announcement from the EU environment commissioner that it may be better for the EU to miss its target of reaching 10 per cent biofuel content in road fuels by 2020 than to compromise the environment and human wellbeing. The 'decision tree' outlined here can guide the interdependent processes of deliberation and analysis needed for making tough choices in national biofuels development.

  9. Pouvoir et résistance dans l’espace public : une contre-histoire d’Internet (xve-xxie siècle)

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    Tréguer, Félix

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    Thèse dirigée par Marcela Iacub (ÉHESS), soutenue le 2 novembre 2017, devant un jury composé de Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche (Université Lyon 3), Dominique Cardon (Institut d’études politiques de Paris), Hervé Le Bras (ÉHESS) et Valérie Schafer (CNRS). Résumé : Prenant pour point de départ les controverses contemporaines sur la liberté d’expression et la vie privée à l’ère numérique, cette thèse propose de revisiter l’histoire d’Internet au croisement de l’histoire du droit, des théories poli...

  10. [Diabetic retinopathy complications--12-year retrospective study].

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    Ignat, Florica; Davidescu, Livia

    2002-01-01

    It is analyzed, on a retrospective study on 12 years, the incidence of diabetus melitus cases, hospitalized in the Ophthalmologic Clinic from Craiova with special mention to the frequency of the diabetic retinopathy, of it's complications and in an accordance to other general diseases, especially cardiovascular's, which contributes to the aggravation of the diabetic ocular in juries evolution. The study underlines the high incidence of the new founded cases with diabetus melitus in complicated diabetes retinopathy stage; the high frequency of ocular complications is explained, according to our statistic facts and through an insufficient treatment, sometimes incorrect and many other cases total neglected by the patients.

  11. Une épuration ordinaire. Les procès des collaborateurs en Grèce (1944 - 1949 comme composante de la reconstruction judiciaire en Europe

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    Dimitris Kousouris

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    Full Text Available Date de soutenance : le 3 avril 2009 à l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris.Jury de soutenanceFrançois Hartog (directeur de thèseKostas Kostis (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences SocialesJon Elster (Columbia University/Collège de FranceAntonis Liakos (Université d’AthènesEnzo Traverso (Université de Picardie.RésuméCette thèse porte sur l’histoire de l’épuration judiciaire des collaborateurs des forces d’occupation en Grèce après la libération du pays en 1944. Cette épur...

  12. The Effects of Victim Age, Perceiver Gender, and Parental Status on Perceptions of Victim Culpability When Girls or Women Are Sexually Abused.

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    Klettke, Bianca; Mellor, David

    2018-05-01

    This study investigated perceptions of victim culpability in sexual assaults against girls and women according to victim age, perceiver gender, and perceiver parental status. Overall, 420 jury-eligible participants completed an online survey recording their attributions of guilt, responsibility, and blame toward 10-, 15-, and 20-year-old girls and women in relation to sexual assault. Attributions of culpability were affected by whether the victim physically or verbally resisted the abuse, wore sexually revealing clothes, or was described as having acted promiscuously. Fifteen-year-old victims were perceived as more culpable for the abuse than 10-year-old victims. Implications of these findings are discussed.

  13. La Fortification de Troyes en Champagne. Un grand chantier urbain Fin XVe–première moitié du XVIe siècle

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    Brice Collet

    2011-05-01

    Full Text Available Composition du JuryMonsieur Patrick Boucheron, maître de conférence à l’Université de Paris I,Madame Odette Chapelot, maître de conférence à l’ÉHESS,Monsieur Jean Chapelot, directeur de recherche au CNRS (directeur de la thèse,Monsieur Nicolas Faucherre, professeur à l’Université de Nantes,Monsieur Etienne Hamon, professeur à l’Université de Picardie–Jules Verne,Monsieur Pierre Monnet, directeur d’études à l’ÉHESS.Thèse soutenue le 16 décembre 2010RésuméIl ne reste actuellement plus rien ou ...

  14. Causality and collateral estoppel: process and content of recent SSRI litigation.

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    Whitehead, Paul D

    2003-01-01

    In Tobin v. SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals a jury in the U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming found that the medication Paxil "can cause some individuals to commit homicide and/or suicide," and that it was a legal cause of the deaths in this case. A motion was recently put before the United States District Court for the District of Utah to adopt the findings of the Tobin case--via the application of collateral estoppel--to a case involving an individual's suicide while prescribed Paxil. This article summarizes these two cases, as reflected in court documents, and comments on limitations of common causality assertions.

  15. Thèses de doctorat soutenues

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    Full Text Available LEGRAND Stéphane, Le normal et l'anormal (une archéologie du concept de norme dans l'oeuvre de Michel Foucault. Thèse soutenue à l’Université de Lille III, le lundi 8 décembre 2003.Composition du jury :M. Etienne Balibar, Professeur émérite à l'Université de Paris X-NanterreM. Didier Deleule, Professeur à l'Université de Paris X-NanterreM. Frédéric Worms, Professeur à l'Université de Lille IIIM. Pierre Macherey, Professeur à l'Université de Lille III, Directeur de thèse. Nous nous efforçons ...

  16. Thèses de doctorat soutenues en 2007

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    Full Text Available Gérard Journée, « Rien ne saurait naître de rien ». L’émergence du problème de l’être dans la philosophie préplatonicienne.Thèse soutenue le 26 janvier 2007 Composition du jury : Michel Crubellier, Professeur à l'Université de Lille 3.François De Gandt, Professeur à l'Université de Lille 3.Paul Demont, Professeur à l'Université de Paris IV.Pierre-Marie Morel, Professeur à l'Université de Paris I.Malcolm Schofield, Professeur à l'Université de Cambridge.André Laks, Professeur à l'Université de...

  17. The development of radioimmunoassay kit for rat albumin

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    Yuan Zhigang; Han Shiquan; Liu Yibing; Xu Wenge

    2006-01-01

    The Anti-rat albumin serum is prepared by immunized the sheep with rat albumin. A radioimmunoassay method is established for rat albumin. The measurement range of the assay is 1-50 mg/L, sensitivity of the assay is 0.12 mg/L, recovery rate is 97.8%- 108.4%. Intra- and inter-assay variation coefficients are <4.0% and <8.2% respectively. The correlation coefficients between measured and expected values are more than 0.990 after serial dilution of the urine samples with high concentrations of rat albumin. The kit for rat albumin might provide a convenience in exploitation of renal drugs and experimental in- jury of the kidney. (authors)

  18. Thèses de doctorat

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    Full Text Available Laurent Clauzade, Le cerveau chez Auguste Comte : de la biologie à la morale. La physiologie cérébrale, philosophie des sciences et physique sociale.Thèse soutenue le 4 novembre 2000 à l’Université de Lille III.Composition du jury : J. Gayon (Paris VII, J. Grange (Nancy II, B. Joly (Lille III, P. Macherey (Lille III, directeur de thèse.Notre thèse entreprend d’étudier la fonction et la signification d’une science du cerveau dans la philosophie d’Auguste Comte. Il y a deux enjeux dans l’in...

  19. Assessment of the golden ratio in pleasing smiles.

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    Nikgoo, Arash; Alavi, Kamiar; Alavi, Kavah; Mirfazaelian, Ali

    2009-01-01

    The golden ratio is a guideline to help harmoniously restore or replace missing teeth. However, this concept is controversial. This study assesses the validity of the golden ratio between the widths of the maxillary anterior teeth in individuals presenting with an attractive/nonattractive smile. A double-stage random cluster sample cross-sectional study included 903 students whose ages ranged from 18 to 30 years and met the inclusion criteria. Image-measurement software was used to assess the perceived mesiodistal widths of the maxillary anterior teeth on scanned photographs. A jury of two dental professionals, a portrait photographer, and a painter, along with the respective subject as the fifth judge, determined the attractiveness of each smile on a visual analog scale. The mean value determined whether an individual was allocated to the attractive or nonattractive smile group. Finally, the prevalence of the golden ratio was investigated in these two groups. Intraobserver correlation coefficient was 0.966. Cochran's chi-square test was used for data analysis. According to the jury, 143 individuals had an attractive smile and 289 had a nonattractive smile. Maxillary central to lateral incisor ratio showed the golden proportion in 50.3% of the students with an attractive smile as compared to 38.1% in the nonattractive smile group (P =.014). However, the golden ratio between the maxillary lateral incisors and the canines existed in only 16.8% of the individuals with an attractive smile as compared to 12.1% in the nonattractive smile group (P =.223). The golden ratio can be useful to achieve esthetic restorations of the maxillary central and lateral incisors. However, the golden ratio between the perceived widths of the maxillary lateral incisors to the canines does not seem to be decisive for an attractive smile and other factors should be considered. © 2009 BY QUINTESSENCE PUBLISHING CO, INC.

  20. David L. Rosenhan (1929-2012).

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    Ross, Lee; Kavanagh, David

    2013-09-01

    Presents an obituary for David L. Rosenhan (1929-2012). A distinguished psychologist and professor emeritus at Stanford University, Rosenhan died February 6, 2012, at the age of 82, after a long illness. Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, on November 22, 1929, he received a bachelor's degree in mathematics (1951) from Yeshiva College and a master's degree in economics (1953) and a doctorate in psychology (1958) from Columbia University. A professor of law and of psychology at Stanford University from 1971 until his retirement in 1998, Rosenhan was a pioneer in applying psychological methods to the practice of law, including the examination of expert witnesses, jury selection, and jury deliberation. A former president of the American Psychology-Law Society and of the American Board of Forensic Psychology, Rosenhan was a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, of the American Psychological Association, and of the American Psychological Society. Before joining the Stanford Law School faculty, he was a member of the faculties of Swarthmore College, Princeton University, Haverford College, and the University of Pennsylvania. He also served as a research psychologist at the Educational Testing Service. As generations of Stanford students can attest, David Rosenhan was a spellbinding lecturer who managed to convey the sense that he was speaking to each individual, no matter how large the group. To his graduate students, he was consistently encouraging and optimistic, always ready to share a joke or story, and gently encouraging of their creativity and progressive independence as researchers. The lessons he cared most about offering, in the classroom as in his research, were about human dignity and the need to confront abuse of power and human frailties. © 2013 APA, all rights reserved.

  1. Doktora Yeterlikler Çerçevesinde Öğretim Üyesi, Akran ve Öz Değerlendirmelerin Rasch Ölçme Modeliyle Analizi

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    Çetin SEMERCİ

    2011-12-01

    Full Text Available The aim of this study is to perform the analysis of faculty member, peer and self evaluation by applying Rasch model within the scope of doctorate competencies. In this study in which survey method was used, the faculty members and researchers were chosen entirely on a voluntary basis. The Rasch model has three levels. In the study, the levels comprise of 11 evaluators, 5 of whom are faculty members and 6 are postgraduate students specified in the jury , 15 competencies which are adopted by the Council of Higher Education and are criteria being currently developed and 6 postgraduate students evaulated. The study group is composed of 5 faculty members working in the division of Curriculum and Intruction as of May 2011 and 6 postgraduate students educated in this department in Fırat University. According to the study findings, within the framework of determined criteria, the ones giving an outstanding performance were P1 and P2. In other words, P1 and P2 coded students were decided to be more adequate and P5 and P6 coded students were less adequate than the others.It was confirmed that J5 was the most lenient and J4 was the severest ones among the juries carrying out the evaluation. The most difficult task was B3 (taking the lead in specific and interdisciplinary studies and the easiest task was I3 (using a language at least at C1 level taking part in The European Language Portfolio; the ability of written, oral or visual communucation at an advanced level and discussion. In this study, it was observed differences between the competencies of the postgraduate students.It is recommended that training programs for resolving these observed differences should be provided for instructors and postgraduate students

  2. A Cognitive Semiotic Study of Students' Reading a Textless Image versus a Verbal Image

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    Roaa Hasan Ali

    2016-10-01

    Full Text Available This study explores fourth year college students'   content   retrieval from reading textless versus verbal images. Furthermore, it examines  the extent to which the respondents comprehend and understand them .The procedures include selecting an image from the internet, designing a written test with its rubrics and exposing it to jury members to ascertain its face validity. The data of this study were analyzed according to the adopted of Peirce's model (1931 of ' icon, index and symbol'. The researchers find out that most of the results were in favor of the verbal images, captions restrict readers' creativity to infer any additional message. Keywords: Content retrieval, Textless images, Verbal images

  3. Commentary: Pursuing justice in death penalty trials.

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    Watson, Clarence; Eth, Spencer; Leong, Gregory B

    2012-01-01

    The capital trial, by its nature, is fraught with emotionally disturbing elements that jurors must face when deciding the ultimate fate of a guilty defendant. A confluence of mitigating and aggravating factors influences a capital jury's decision to impose a sentence of death. The presence or absence of defendant remorse in these cases may make all the difference in whether a capital defendant's life is spared. This commentary examines the onerous emotional toll encountered by capital jurors in light of the findings of Corwin and colleagues regarding defendant remorse and juror's need for affect. The commentary also presents practical and ethics-related considerations that should be kept in mind when reflecting on their study.

  4. REFLEKSI ILMU HUKUM DALAM ANALISIS PENEGAKAN HUKUM PEMBERANTASAN KORUPSI DI INDONESIA

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    Ino Susanti

    2014-01-01

    Full Text Available Several analyses on corruption and its eradication approach have been proposed by various research studies, especially from social and humanity field of study. Commonly, the main notion of these analyses concerns with the overlooking measure on corruption eradication by the law enforcement. These notions bring about a serious challenge for the conception of jurisprudence; what is the more compatible conception, and how do they match it with the law enforcement matters? A reflexive comprehension regarding materials such as the essence corruption definition, structure of juris-prudence, and finally, continuously debate over legal theories, may give a justice based approach for the corruption eradication.   Key words: analysis of corruption, jurisprudence, law enforcement

  5. Huddleston v. Infertility Center of America.

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    1997-08-20

    The Pennsylvania Superior Court held that a surrogate mother could sue a surrogacy clinic for the sperm-donor father's murder of the child she bore. One month after delivery, the child died from severe brain and head injuries caused by his biological father. The court held that a "special relationhsip" exists between a surrogacy business, its client-participants, and the child which is born. In this "special relationship" the surrogacy business has an affirmative duty to protect the surrogate mother and child from foreseeable harm. The court held that child abuse was a legally foreseeable harm in the surrogacy business, but whether child abuse leading to death is forseeable under a particular set of acts is a jury question.

  6. Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki, Piosenka o zależnościach i uzależnieniach

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    Thibault Deleixhe

    2009-10-01

    Full Text Available Le jury du prix Nike adore surprendre ! Et cette année encore, il n’échappe pas à la règle. La victoire d’Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki, avec son recueil poétique Piosenka o zależnościach i uzależnieniach (Chant de la servitude et de la dépendance, était pour le moins inattendue. Le personnage est loin d’être un inconnu du monde de la poésie polonaise contemporaine, c’est plutôt cette dernière qui, depuis quelques années, peine à se frayer un chemin jusqu’à ses lecteurs. D’où la surprise du gra...

  7. MUSIC EDUCATION AND MULTIMEDIA PROJECTS

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    Orlova Elena V.

    2013-12-01

    Full Text Available The article deals with the prerequisites of shift of music education paradigm in the XXI century, tells about emergence of new forms in the creative efforts of musicians enrolled in primary schools, and at secondary and highest education levels. Different types and genres of the multimedia creativity are considered. They were in demand by musicians at various events-contests, including Russian and international festivals and competitions in terms of which the music was called upon to play a leading role. Criteria of estimates of new forms of artistic expression are developed. The article contains some video examples given the varying multimedia projects noted by juries of several international competitions held in Moscow (Russia in 2008-2013.

  8. The relationship of victim injury to the progression of sexual crimes through the criminal justice system.

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    Kennedy, Kieran M

    2012-08-01

    A number of factors are known to influence the progression of sexual crimes through the criminal justice system. The role of victim injury in influencing decision-making at pivotal stages has been addressed by a number of separate research projects. This article consolidates existing research evidence in order to highlight the important role that victim injury plays at each step of the legal process. The importance of accurate diagnosis and recording of victim injury is highlighted. Furthermore, by describing the significant impact that the presence of victim injury can have on the legal outcome, the importance of ensuring that cases without victim injury are correctly interpreted by the police, legal professionals, judiciary and the jury is heavily emphasised.

  9. Arsenic in hair by INAA

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    Guinn, V.P.

    1993-01-01

    In the fall of 1990, Blanche Kiser Moore was tried in the state of North Carolina for the murder, by arsenic poisoning, of a former boyfriend of hers (RCR), found guilty of first-degree murder by the jury, and sentenced to death. Instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA), with gamma-ray spectrometry, was carried out on sectioned hair samples from six possible poisoning victims of hers, by the authors, and the results presented at the trial by VPG. Details of the sample preparations, the numerical results obtained, and their interpretation are presented. Also presented are difficulties involved involved in such analysis, and discussion of the fast-neutron interferences caused by Se and Br. (author) 6 refs.; 6 figs

  10. L'offre en soins auprès de la personne âgée souffrant de constipation perçue par les infirmières du CMS: une approche éducative au travers du prisme d'une vision humaniste

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    Fiori, Federica

    2008-01-01

    Ce mémoire vise à décrire et à expliciter la nature de la fonction éducative soignante des infirmières du CMS auprès de personnes âgées vivant à domicile et souffrant de constipation. Il s'agit d'une recherche de type qualitatif qui consiste à donner la parole auy professionnelles du CMS. Des entretiens semi-dirigés ont été réalisés auprès de trois infirmières travaillant chacune dans un CMS différent. Le jury a relevé les qualités suivantes : - capacité à faire vivre les cadres de références...

  11. Thèses de doctorat soutenues en 2011

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    2012-03-01

    Full Text Available Frédérique Bisiaux, Philosophie de la relation maternelle, de l'ontologie à la politique.Thèse soutenue le 7 décembre 2011 à l’Université Lille 3.Composition du juryFabienne Brugère, Professeur à l'Université de Bordeaux 3Philippe Sabot, Maître de conférences HDR à l'Université Lille 3François David Sebbah, Professeur à l’Université de technologie de CompiègneNathalie Zaccaï-Reyners, Professeur à l’Université Libre de BruxellesFrédéric Worms, Professeur à l’Université de Lille 3, Directeur de...

  12. The Consequences of Official Labels: An Examination of the Rights Lost by the Mentally Ill and Mentally Incompetent Since 1989.

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    Walker, Andrea M; Klein, Michael S; Hemmens, Craig; Stohr, Mary K; Burton, Velmer S

    2016-04-01

    This study presents a survey of state statutes which restrict the civil rights of persons with a mental illness or who have been declared mentally incompetent. Five civil rights (voting, holding public office, jury service, parenting, and marriage) are examined. The results of this study are compared with the results of studies conducted in 1989 and 1999 to determine what changes have occurred over time in the restriction of civil rights of those suffering from mental health problems. This comparison reveals that states continue to restrict the rights of the mentally ill and incompetent, and that there is a trend towards increased restriction of political rights, including the right to vote and hold public office.

  13. The Jury Is Still Out: Psychoemotional Support in Peer E-Mentoring for Transition to University

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    Risquez, Angelica; Sanchez-Garcia, Marife

    2012-01-01

    This study investigates how computer mediated communication (CMC) can sustain nourishing and emotionally enriching peer mentoring relations. A peer electronic mentoring program was implemented in an Irish university to facilitate freshmen's transition to college. A sample of 123 participants (42 mentors and 81 mentees) was evaluated with a…

  14. Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage and Hypertrophy: A Closer Look Reveals the Jury is Still Out

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    Schoenfeld, Brad; Contreras, Bret

    2018-01-01

    This letter is a response to the paper by Damas et al (2017) titled, “The development of skeletal muscle hypertrophy through resistance training: the role of muscle damage and muscle protein synthesis,” which, in part, endeavored to review the role of exercise-induced muscle damage on muscle hypertrophy. We feel there are a number of issues in interpretation of research and extrapolation that preclude drawing the inference expressed in the paper that muscle damage neither explains nor potenti...

  15. Esporotricosis felina: aspectos clínicos e zoonóticos Feline sporotrichosis: clinical and zoonotic aspects

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    Carlos Eduardo Larsson

    1989-10-01

    Full Text Available La esporotricosis consiste en micosis profunda, de evolución subaguda o crónica decurrente de infección por el hongo dimorfico Sporothrix schenkii. Consiste en dermatopatia mucho frecuente en nuestro medio, resultante de la penetración de abrojos e de arañazos por espinos de plantas. El S. schenkii ha sido descrito, en S. Paulo, en perros, gatos, aseninos, bovinos, equinos y ratones. Todavía, el carácter de antropozoonosis de la enfermedad pocas veces ha sido descrito tanto en la literatura internacional como en la nacional, existiendo apenas una citación en lo Brasil, de probable transmisión gato/hombre. Se discrebió, en lo presente relato, caso clínico de esporotricosis felina con transmisión através de arañadura en propietario, tratador y médico veterinário. Un gato, sin raza definida, macho, con 3 años, mucho agresivo, con grave cuadro cutáneo (cefálico, torácico y de miembros torácicos manifestado por lesiones ulceradas, exudativas de alopecia, deposición de crostas hemorrágicas, agraviado por síntomas de lo complejo respiratorio felino, donde por su temperamento agresivo habia arenado en corto espacio de tiempo 5 individuos, donde 3 de los individuos manifestaron sintomas de evolución y gravedad distintas. El diagnostico clínico presuntivo fue confirmado perlo examen histopatológico (H.E., PAS de fragmentos de piel, linfonodos y amígdalas cogidos, "intra-vitam" y/o "post-morten", per lo aislamiento de lo agente, per la inoculación en testículos de ratas adultas y posterior nuevo aislamiento. Se confirmó la patologia por pruebas suerológicas (F.C., anticuerpos precipitantes y prueba de intradermoreación (esporotriquina en los pacientes acometidos.The sporotrichosis is a deep mycosis, its course is subacute or chronic, and is caused by the Sporothrix schenckii. It's a very common dermatopathy, generally arising from thorn wounds, insects stings as well as from splinters. The S. schenckii has been described in

  16. Religious characteristics and the death penalty.

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    Miller, Monica K; Hayward, R David

    2008-04-01

    Using one mock trial scenario, this study investigated whether religious and demographic factors were related to death penalty attitudes and sentencing verdicts. Those who favored the death penalty differed from those who had doubts about the penalty in gender, affiliation, fundamentalism, evangelism, literal Biblical interpretism, beliefs about God's attitudes toward murders, and perceptions of how their religious groups felt about the death penalty. These relationships generally held after mock jurors were death qualified. Gender, fundamentalism, literal interpretism, beliefs about God's death penalty position, and perceptions of how one's religious group felt about the death penalty predicted death penalty sentencing verdicts. Future research could determine whether using peremptory challenges to exclude potential jurors based on religion can help lawyers choose a more favorable jury.

  17. The CinéGlobe film festival opens at CERN and the Forum Meyrin theatre

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    2010-01-01

    The second edition of CinéGlobe, the international festival of short films and science documentaries, will be held from 16 to 20 February 2010. It is being organised by the club Open Your Eyes Films, CERN and the culture office of the city of Meyrin. For five days, 80 films from amongst the 700 submissions will be shown at the Globe of Science and Innovation and in the Forum Meyrin theatre. On Saturday, 20 February 2010, a jury composed of film professionals and public figures will award a Golden CinéGlobe for the best film in each category, along with an audience award, at a ceremony in the Globe of Science and Innovation. The festival programme is available for download. See you at the movies!

  18. The effects of rehabilitative voir dire on juror bias and decision making.

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    Crocker, Caroline B; Kovera, Margaret Bull

    2010-06-01

    During voir dire, judges frequently attempt to "rehabilitate" venirepersons who express an inability to be impartial. Venirepersons who agree to ignore their biases and base their verdict on the evidence and the law are eligible for jury service. In Experiment 1, biased and unbiased mock jurors participated in either a standard or rehabilitative voir dire conducted by a judge and watched a trial video. Rehabilitation influenced insanity defense attitudes and perceptions of the defendant's mental state, and decreased scaled guilt judgments compared to standard questioning. Although rehabilitation is intended to correct for partiality among biased jurors, rehabilitation similarly influenced biased and unbiased jurors. Experiment 2 found that watching rehabilitation did not influence jurors' perceptions of the judge's personal beliefs about the case.

  19. Think tank in the desert sand; Ideenschmiede im Wuestensand

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    Ullrich, Sven

    2013-11-01

    The international architectural competition shows imaginative concepts for living in energy self-sufficient houses. A total of 109 student teams had applied. Only 19 were allowed to build their solar house in Irvine, California. In addition to architectural elements and an attractive design, the jury members also evaluate the technical concepts of the buildings. The winners came from Austria with their building ''Lisi''. [German] Der internationale Architekturwettbewerb zeigt ideenreiche Konzepte zum Wohnen in energieautarken Haeusern. Insgesamt 109 Studenten-Teams hatten sich beworben. Nur 19 durften ihr Solarhaus im kalifornischen Irvine aufbauen. Neben architektonischen Elementen und einem attraktiven Design bewerten die Jurymitglieder auch die Technikkonzepte der Gebaeude. Die Gewinner kamen aus Oesterreich mit ihrem Gebaeude ''Lisi''.

  20. 2012 annual meeting on nuclear technology. Workshop on 'Preservation of competence in nuclear technology'

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    Steinwarz, Wolfgang

    2012-01-01

    Within the 2-day workshop on 'Preservation of Competence in Nuclear Technology,' 31 young scientists competed for the 'Competence Prize' awarded by Siempelkamp Nukleartechnik for the 14th time. They reported about their papers focusing on nuclear technology, reactor technology, innovative reactor systems, radioactive waste management, radiological protection and energy supply systems. The jury composed of Prof. J. Starflinger (Universitaet Stuttgart, IKE), Prof. M.K. Koch (Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum, LEE), and Dr. W. Steinwarz (Siempelkamp Nukleartechnik) assessed the advance compacts as well as the oral presentations. The winner of the 2012 Competence Prize is Dipl.-Ing.(M.S.) Thomas M. Fesich (University Stuttgart). Dr.-Ing. Oliver Czaikowski (Techn. University Clausthal) and Dipl.-Ing. Mario Kuschewski (Universitaet Stuttgart) won the second and third prizes. (orig.)