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On Properties of the Minimum Entropy Sub-tree to Compute Lower Bounds on the Partition Function

of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental generalizations do not corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental generalizations do not. Explain this argument by virtue of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals ...

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accidental generalizations by virtue of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals

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Hypothermia
1993-07-16

... clear that accidental hypothermia due to environmental cold conditions is ... current understanding of human thermoregulation, the common basis for ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Branden Fitelson Philosophy 290 Notes 1 '

corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental generalizations do not. Explain this argument

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Study of Stowage of Radioactive Materials Packagings in Accidental Conditions.
1987-01-01

The study of transport conditions shows that few data are available on accidental conditions. Two types of accidents are selected and defined by calculations and tests. Sizing of stowage is determined for a frontal shock (35 g deceleration), maintaining t...

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Neutron Radiography Applied to Studying the Densification of ...

... is to study nuclear fuel behaviour under normal and accidental operating conditions, by means of instrumented irradiation experiments followed by ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Elementary tritium diffusion to the atmosphere in heavy ion inertial fusion reactors
2002-10-01

The emissions to the atmosphere, by a heavy ion inertial fusion reactor in accidental and normal operations, are in form of tritium gas with two chemicals forms of tritium: HT and HTO. Emissions of 100% HT have been analyzed in this work, and their consequences in the dosimetry. The primary phase of the emission depends on the atmospheric conditions. As a ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Historical Doses from Tritiated Water and Tritiated Hydrogen Gas Released to the Atmosphere from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). Part 6. Summary
2007-09-05

Throughout fifty-three years of operations, an estimated 792,000 Ci (29,300 TBq) of tritium have been released to the atmosphere at the Livermore site of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL); about 75% was tritium gas (HT) primarily from the accidental releases of 1965 and 1970. Routine emissions contributed slightly more than 100,000 Ci (3,700 ...

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Predictions of Nuisance Damage and Hazard From Accidental ...
1980-03-01

... airblast propagation could break thousands of windows in the Cape Canaveral community; in other weather conditions only a few might be broken. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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PHIL/HPS 83801 Philosophy of Science Fall 2008 Professor Don Howard Study Questions for Final Examination

generalizations by virtue of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental

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PHIL/HPS 83801 Philosophy of Science Fall 2006 Professor Don Howard Study Questions for Final Examination

corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental generalizations do not. Explain this argument

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PHIL/HPS 83801 Philosophy of Science Fall 2005 Professor Don Howard Study Questions for Final Examination

generalizations by virtue of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals whereas accidental

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PHIL/HPS 581 Philosophy of Science Fall 2004 Professor Don Howard Study Questions for Final Examination

accidental generalizations by virtue of the fact that laws support corresponding subjunctive conditionals

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INADVERTENT OPERATION COOLANT LOOP ISOLATION VALVES. HAZARDS ANALYSIS
1961-03-28

Results of a study to determine if a hazardous condition is created by accidental closing of the coolant loop isolation valves while the reactor is operating are presented. (J.R.D.)

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Childhood Suicide.
1983-12-01

Discusses problems of defining suicide and differentiating suicide from accidental death, examining presuicidal conditions and behavior in young children, and describing young children's concepts of death. Offers suggestions for prevention. (RH)

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Arctic Cold Weather Medicine and Accidental Hypothermia
1990-03-01

... Topics discussed in this report include: cold ... frostbite, eye conditions, infectious diseases, psychological stresses ... Due to much controversy in the ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Sea otter oil-spill mitigation study
1986-05-01

The objective of the study was to analyze the effectiveness of existing capture, transport, cleaning, and rehabilitation methods and develop new methods to reduce the impact of an accidental oil spill to California sea otters, resulting from the present conditions or from future Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) oil and gas development in State or Federal ...

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Review of toxicology of inorganic lead
1986-11-01

All humans have a certain amount of lead in their bodies as a result of exposure from natural and manmade sources. Lead enters the body from inhaled air, lead ingested dust, food and beverage. For non-occupationally exposed individuals, ingestion from food and water contributes to the majority of the body burden for lead. Under normal exposure conditions, ...

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Ion-Atom Charge Transfer Reactions at Low Energies
2006-01-01

Ion-atom charge exchange reactions contribute significantly to the ionization balance of complex ions in many natural environments (astrophysical photoionized plasmas such as planetary nebulae, nova shells, etc.) [51.1]. For electron temperatures lower than 106 K, the abundance of neutral atomic H or He can be sufficient for the charge exchange rate to exceed the radiative ...

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Condiciones accidentales de conveccion natural en reactores nucleares. Investigacion experimental. (Natural convection accidental conditions in nuclear power plants. Experimental research).
1990-01-01

Under certain conditions, wether accidental or in nuclear reactor design, a nuclear reactor core may be found to be refrigerated by a fluid in natural circulation. Before the possible density waves phenomenon occurrence, it is essential to have a good kno...

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Accidental Selection and Intentional Restoration of Sporulation-Deficient Bacillus anthracis Mutants? �
2010-09-16

We demonstrate the frequent accidental enrichment of spontaneous sporulation-deficient mutants of Bacillus anthracis on solid medium and identify contributing factors. Mutations in spo0A, encoding the master regulator of sporulation initiation, were found in 38 of 53 mutants. Transductions using bacteriophage CP51 propagated on sporogenic bacteria allowed ...

PubMed Central

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Structural performance of a Multipurpose Canister shell for HLNW under normal handling conditions.
1994-01-01

A Multipurpose Canister (MPC) is analyzed for critical stresses that occur during normal handling conditions and accidental scenarios. Linear and Non-linear Finite Element Analysis is performed and the stresses at various critical locations in the MPC and...

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Prediction of health risks from accidents: A comprehensive assessment methodology
1992-12-01

We have developed two computer programs to predict radiation risks to individuals and/or the collective population from exposures to accidental releases of radioactive materials. When used together, these two codes provide a consistent, comprehensive tool to estimate not only the risks to specific individuals but also the distribution of risks in the exposed population and the ...

Energy Citations Database

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The long-term prediction of return to work following serious accidental injuries: A follow up study
2011-04-06

BackgroundConsiderable indirect costs are incurred by time taken off work following accidental injuries. The aim of this study was to predict return to work following serious accidental injuries.Method121 severely injured patients were included in the study. Complete follow-up data were available for 85 patients. Two weeks post trauma (T1), patients rated ...

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Can Canister Containment Be Maintained After Accidental Drop Events?
2006-05-01

The National Spent Nuclear Fuel Program (NSNFP) has pursued a number of structural testing projects that are intended to provide data that can be used to substantiate the position that U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) spent nuclear fuel (SNF) canisters, made from austenitic stainless steels, can maintain containment after an accidental drop event and that plastic finite ...

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The Contribution of Food Safety Management Systems to the Prevention of Deliberate Food Contamination
2010-01-01

Food Safety Management systems such as HACCP can help to prevent deliberate contamination of food. These systems are widely used already by the food industry to prevent accidental contamination. This makes them an attractive and cost effective way to address the issue of deliberate contamination.

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Pyrite Problems in the Coal Mining Industry.
1993-01-01

The presence of pyrite (FeS2) in coal can cause or contribute to several problems for the coal mining industry. These problems, which include spontaneous combustion, roof falls, floor heave, and accidental explosions in coal surface mining when ammonium n...

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Joint Task Force Andrew. Leader's Safety Guide.
1992-01-01

Safety is the state of mind by which leaders at all levels contribute to force protection. We have to maintain vigilance to ensure we do all we can to prevent accidental losses of soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, the public, and equipment I, have direc...

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Dosimetry by Stimulated Exoelectronic Emission of Apatites and Dental Biomaterials.
1982-01-01

This work is a contribution to the study of stimulated exoelectronic emission, the goal of which is the development of a dosimetry available in case of accidental irradiation. The first part is devoted to a review of the various theoretical models suggest...

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PREVENTION REFERENCE MANUAL: CHEMICAL SPECIFIC, VOLUME 15: CONTROL OF ACCIDENTAL RELEASES OF SULFUR TRIOXIDE

The report, discussing sulfur trioxide (SO3), is one of a series addressing the prevention of accidental releases of toxic chemicals. SO3, a clear oily liquid or solid at typical ambient conditions, has an Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH) concentration of 20 ppm, w...

EPA Science Inventory

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The ATLAS Beam Condition and Beam Loss Monitors
2010-04-01

The primary goal of ATLAS Beam Condition Monitor (BCM) and Beam Loss Monitor (BLM) is to protect the ATLAS Inner Detector against damaging LHC beam incidents by initiating beam abort in case of beam failures. Poly-crystalline Chemical Vapour Deposition (pCVD) diamond was chosen as the sensor material for both systems. ATLAS BCM will provide real-time monitoring of ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Characterising Responsibility in Organisational Structures: The Problem of Many Hands
2010-01-01

Sometimes it is impossible to attribute responsibility to individuals when something goes wrong, or right, especially when many different agents are involved. Moral norms may dictate that certain events are not to happen, but responsibility can only be attributed to an agent if this agent was able to do the right thing, she knew what she ought to do, and she did not ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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[Accidental intravenous injection of potassium chloride: analysis of contributing factors and barriers to risk reduction].
2009-03-21

Errors linked to injectable potassium chloride (KCl) have been the cause of deaths which have occurred for many years. Following an accidental direct intravenous injection of KCl of no clinical consequence for the patient, we have analyzed the contributive factors, established an action plan to prevent this risk and finally assessed its impact. Among the ...

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