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...d in March 2002. Release 2 of the COUNTER Code of Practice for Journals and Databases was published in April 2005. COUNTER serves librarians, vendors ... ...shers Association STM, International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers UKSG, United Kingdom Serials Group COUNTER is deeply g... ...ociation ProQuest STM, International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers Swets Taylor & Francis Group Thieme Publishing Group UK... ...en calendar year. A separate COUNTER Code of Practice covering journals and databases is also available on the COUNTER website (www.projectCounter.org... ...Code of Practice. The auditing process is already in place for journals and databases. It is designed to be simple, straightforward and not to be undu... ... storing the usage information in so­called ‘key­events’ at content holding databases. Requirements a. Only succesful and valid requests should be cou...

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...s. An example of a solution in this category is a proposal for improved databases for locating owners of works. These solutions were also usually... ...ustries and user communities have developed existing, publicly accessible databases regarding copyright ownership. 45 These existing information r... ...ww.copyright.gov/resces.html. 51 See, e.g., ASCAP (628) (noting that the databases of performing-rights organizations contain extensive contact inf... ...ular work. 54 In other cases, comments described situations where these databases provided inaccurate or conflicting information, 55 or that thes... ... Agency have extensive databases and can offer licenses); CCC (691) (noting that the Copyright Cle... ...hington College of Law (American University); Library Copyright Alliance; Medical Library Association; Public Knowledge; National Humanities Allianc...

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...y preserved hypothalamic and brain-stem autonomic function to permit survival with medical and nursing care; (6) bowel and bladder incontinence; an... ... referred to as a persistent vegetative state." (Multi-Society Task Force on PVS, Medical Aspects of the Persistent Vegetative State: Second of tw... ... http://www.corset.dk/ http://costume.dm.net/ Crime Fighting, Computer Systems and Databases As crime globalizes, so does crime fighting. Mobster... ...- is never very far behind. Quotes from the official Web pages of some of these databases: National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime ... ...h and cross-check data in a matter of seconds, with direct and immediate access to databases containing critical information (ASF Nominal database ... ...He spoke very little English. His main language was Gujarati. He wanted to be a medical doctor - more precisely, a surgeon. His family forced h... ...ooks, porn magazines, horror and adventure novels, historical accounts of the Nazi medical experiments in Auschwitz and elsewhere, and medical ency... ...i Bukharin and Genrikh Yagoda - were accused of murdering him in 1936, while under medical treatment. http://www.imagi-nation.com/moonstruck/cl...

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... Lord Zodiac’s ascension.” Callous was intent on the screen, “What of her medical his- tory?” “Right here,” responded the commander. The general’s pu... ...d Zodiac. “ Alexis Hera,” replied Callous. “I ran her through special ops databases as well as any black ops I could fnd and there were no matches. ... ...bility,” Talbot pointed out. Vincent looked around. “ Anyone here have any medical train- ing?” “I used to be a feld medic,” Crisco piped up. Vincent ... ... yet ready. It was time to start searching through the various government databases that they had commandeered. She wanted to know who or what Vin- ... ...locations couldn’t risk being discovered but needed access to gov- ernment databases and information, so they’re rigged in a way that allows access t... ...llites to a limited capacity as well as search through the old government databases.” Everyone was nodding their head. For the frst time in a very l... ...en. Prety much any- thing that had been there had been removed and various medical supplies had been brought in. “Well, I have good news and bad new... ..., but it’s got a blue sign with white leters and it says something about Medical Clinic or something like that.” Afer turning, Lexi commented, “I do... ...e standard sidearm for the LAPD. The man motioned for her to go toward the medical person- nel that had been setup to check the rescued children. “Tak...

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... Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition and Merriam-Webster’s Medical Dictionary, respectively - is entitled to by default? If you feel,... ... identify the individual -- credit records, bank accounts, identification databases, debts and histories and "worth" -- that is stored in the PC sys... ...re that I'm not able to see. Really? Try taking a look at the recent news. Medical technology has made use of this. Domestic technology. Entertainmen... ...being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical(in any form) care and necessary social services, and the right to ...

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...tch score fusion . . . . . 459 17.3.1 Match score fusion . . . . . . . 460 17.3.2 Statistical classification . . . . . . . 461 17.4 Algorithms and databases used for evaluation . . . . 462 17.4.1 Face verification algorithms . . . . . . 462 17.4.2 Fingerprint verification algorithm. . . . . 462 17.4.3 Biometric databases used for evaluation . . . . 463 17.5 Experime...

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...discoveries, prior research, images, genres of work, cultural references, or databases of single nucleotide polymorphisms—each is raw material for fut... ...w- cost housing. At the Wellcome Library, you will find two thousand years of medical images that can be shared freely. Searching for “skeleton” is par... ...abase Directive in 1996 which gave a high level of copy- right protection to databases and conferred a new “sui generis” database right even on unorig... ..._ 0 ___ 1 ___ 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 208 harder to generate databases in the first place; the facts you need may be locked up. We need... ...nstitutes the right with the explicit claim that it will help to produce new databases and make that seg- ment of the economy more competitive. Presum... ...n this case, the “evil” is obviously going to be an increase in the price of databases and the legal ability to exclude competitors from their use—tha... ...hough experimenting with additional and alternative methods of encour- aging medical innovation is a very good one. 2. I believe copyrights over liter... ...ives and cultures are threatened with extinction. Though they provided basic medical care, the hunters did not set out to preserve the people, only th... ...enentech, Incyte Genomics Tell House Subcommittee Gene Patents Essential for Medical Progress,” available at http://www.bio.org/news/newsitem.asp?id=2...

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...s. An example of a solution in this category is a proposal for improved databases for locating owners of works. These solutions were also usually... ...ustries and user communities have developed existing, publicly accessible databases regarding copyright ownership. 45 These existing information r... ...ww.copyright.gov/resces.html. 51 See, e.g., ASCAP (628) (noting that the databases of performing-rights organizations contain extensive contact inf... ...ular work. 54 In other cases, comments described situations where these databases provided inaccurate or conflicting information, 55 or that thes... ... Agency have extensive databases and can offer licenses); CCC (691) (noting that the Copyright Cle... ...hington College of Law (American University); Library Copyright Alliance; Medical Library Association; Public Knowledge; National Humanities Allianc...

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...... ...ut such software is likely to conquer other niches (such as the legal and medical professions). It allows users to select bits and pieces from a libr... ...ith its 2,000,000,000 (!) visible pages (and 5 times as many pages in its databases) - is free, encyclopaedias have little by way of a competitive a... ...g back office work (insurance claims processing, air ticket reservations, medical records maintenance) to third world countries, such as (the notable... ...e inventory, ordering, billing and invoicing, accounting, and re-ordering databases and functions. Besides tracking content use and distribution, th... ...continental efforts - contain unique stores of information in the form of databases, articles, discussion threads, and links to other web sites. Con... ...are as respectable as any print journal. BMJ (formerly called the British Medical Journal) is eminently respectable. It offers 100% of its print cop... ...say we would send aid to the entire world, in the form of food, clothing, medical supplies, as much as we could afford. But now that literacy can be ... ...estia specifically excludes titles in the natural sciences, technical and medical fields. We have a strong focus on “collection development” so that ...

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...t the concept of "normalcy" altogether. The anti-psychiatry movement object to the medicalization and pathologization of whole swathes of human con... ... brought on by abusive or wrong nurturance? These questions are the domain of the "medical" school of mental health. Others cling to the spiritual... ...lly compatible, monovalent, and parsimonious. Psychological "theories" – even the "medical" ones (the role of serotonin and dopamine in mood disord... ...ion are bound to arise in a symptom-based diagnostic system. As long as the pseudo-medical definitions of mental health disorders continue to rely ... ...ically defined. There isn't - and, in principle, can never emerge - an "objective", medical, scientific test to determine mental health or disease u... ... from data (i.e., from amino acids and other life substances). In early computing, databases were handled on a "listing" basis ("flat file"), were ... ...("flat file"), were serial, and had no intrinsic relationship to one another. Early databases constituted a sort of substrate, ready to be acted upo... ... "the collective unconscious". Computers and their programming evolve. Relational databases cannot be integrated with object oriented ones, for in...

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...c tables of numbers generated through the use of calculators, and relational databases put index cards and more sophisticated paper-based filing system... ...tion, re- lease, or nefarious alteration of vital personal records hosted at medical offices, schools, town halls, and other data repositories that cann... ...e quickly thanks to always-on broadband and boasting ever more comprehensive databases of viruses. Antivirus software is increasingly being bundled wi... ...s of application attacks as Web sites increasingly link Web pages to company databases. See Bee Ware, The Risk of Application Attacks Securing Web App... ...ich contains links to British and Irish law-related material; AsianLII, with databases covering twenty- seven Asian countries and territories; and Wor... .../tocprefacemembers.htm. 2. See Daniel J. Solove, Privacy and Power: Computer Databases and Metaphors for Infor- mation Privacy, 53 S. L. R. 1393 ...

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... from data (i.e., from amino acids and other life substances). In early computing, databases were handled on a "listing" basis ("flat file"), were ... ...("flat file"), were serial, and had no intrinsic relationship to one another. Early databases constituted a sort of substrate, ready to be acted upo... ... "the collective unconscious". Computers and their programming evolve. Relational databases cannot be integrated with object oriented ones, for in... ... mutilated and gutted and our skeletal bones scattered, gnawed, and chewed on? IV. Medical Reasons Infrequently, cannibalism results in prion disea... ...ibition of alcoholic drinks in the 1920s - seeks to shelter us from the pernicious medical outcomes of cannibalism and to protect others who might ... ...lutely irrelevant and inconsequential data. Moreover, these laboriously accumulated databases vanish instantaneously with death. The organism is aki... ...an economic unit. Wrong information often leads to disastrous outcomes. Consider a medical doctor or an civil engineer who bribed their way into ob... ...t the quintessential example of over-criminalization is drug abuse. There is scant medical evidence that soft drugs such as cannabis or MDMA ("Ecst... ... even when it remain incommunicado, we assume that it harbors a person. If for some medical, logistical, or technological problem, one's brain is un...

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... from data (i.e., from amino acids and other life substances). In early computing, databases were handled on a "listing" basis ("flat file"), were ... ...("flat file"), were serial, and had no intrinsic relationship to one another. Early databases constituted a sort of substrate, ready to be acted upo... ... "the collective unconscious". Computers and their programming evolve. Relational databases cannot be integrated with object oriented ones, for in... ... mutilated and gutted and our skeletal bones scattered, gnawed, and chewed on? IV. Medical Reasons Infrequently, cannibalism results in prion disea... ...ibition of alcoholic drinks in the 1920s - seeks to shelter us from the pernicious medical outcomes of cannibalism and to protect others who might ... ...lutely irrelevant and inconsequential data. Moreover, these laboriously accumulated databases vanish instantaneously with death. The organism is aki... ...an economic unit. Wrong information often leads to disastrous outcomes. Consider a medical doctor or an civil engineer who bribed their way into ob... ...t the quintessential example of over-criminalization is drug abuse. There is scant medical evidence that soft drugs such as cannabis or MDMA ("Ecst... ... even when it remain incommunicado, we assume that it harbors a person. If for some medical, logistical, or technological problem, one's brain is un...

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... reliability of the Trading across Borders observations for the two years where the two databases overlap. Even though the two approaches to data ... ...PEC economies had implemented risk management approaches to customs control — including databases to support risk management — and 19 economies had ... ...ation, Adoption and Review of Technical Regulations. f) Align domestic regulations for medical devices with the principles of the Global Harmoniza...

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...lutely irrelevant and inconsequential data. Moreover, these laboriously accumulated databases vanish instantaneously with death. The organism is aki... ...lutely irrelevant and inconsequential data. Moreover, these laboriously accumulated databases vanish instantaneously with death. The organism is aki... ...to his theoretical constructs as though they were real, measurable, "things". The medicalization of mental health hasn't helped either. Certain m... ... brought on by abusive or wrong nurturance? These questions are the domain of the "medical" school of mental health. Others cling to the spiritual... ...ally compatible, monovalent, and parsimonious. Psychological "theories" even the "medical" ones (the role of serotonin and dopamine in mood disord... ... may far outlast his "scientific" "theory" of the mind. It is ironic that Freud, a medical doctor (neurologist), the author of a "Project for a Sci... ...l shared his belief in the need to "scientify" and objectify psychology. Freud, a medical doctor by profession (neurologist) - preceded by another...

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...ns, The Bureau of Statistics, news bulletins, all the media, the Internet, various databases, whether in digitized format or in hard copy). Infor... ...onfined to its rapacious elites: its politicians, managers, university professors, medical doctors, judges, journalists, and top bureaucrats. The p... ...em cell scientists) should be targeted to optimize economic outcomes? II. Compile databases of past clients of the state, its resources, offerings... ...e Kosovo crisis in 1999, NGO employees sold in the open market food, blankets, and medical supplies intended for the refugees. Q. How can one cho... ...ucts. This was on top of $1 billion invested between 1998-2002. The budgets of the Medical Research Council and the Biotechnology and Biological Sc... ...nology, the internet itself (first developed by the Pentagon), telecommunications, medical computerized scanning - and numerous other technologies ... ...ut such resuscitation is MANDATORY by LAW. So, the defibrillator - a technological medical instrument - is, in a way, a law enforcement device. B...

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...ial and political pressures and neglected to remove from the market malfunctioning medical devices and drugs with lethal side effects. The EPA (E... ... the teaching of evolution theory in schools or the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research. Nor was the Civil War fought between isolation... ...salaries not to teach. Maintenance workers, sanitary squads, telephone installers, medical doctors, surgeons, professors in universities, policemen... ...the country level duplicate efforts and studiously avoid joint programming, common databases and pooling of resources. The aforementioned OIOS has ...

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...r they lie, create a fantasy, invent stories, harp on other people's emotions, forge a medical condition, pull a stunt, fall in ideal love with the... ...nes for selecting online mental health care providers and counselours as well as online databases. Counselling Services on the Web Psychological cou...

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...y father’s truck, and I was pregnant. I believe that the pregnancy was the medical condition that I had sensed in my night- mare. The evidence clearly... ...of battle wounds, or wounds in general, they were refused pain killers and medical treatment (Harris and Wazir 2). The American military did this to “... ...eformity. Birth defects, if left uncorrected, may lead to life-threatening medical complications. In 1999, RMHC launched a global initiative called Ch... ...able anywhere in the world. (Actually this “database” consists of numerous databases.) The editors have found that local librarians on our campuses ha...

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...hat passengers in coach were under the impression that there was a routine medical emergency in first class. Other flight attendants were busy at duti... ...n first class. Other flight attendants were busy at duties such as getting medical supplies while Ong and Sweeney were reporting the events. 36 At 8:4... ...on agency, ramped up its communications intercept network and searched its databases for clues. 2 The New York Field Office of the FBI took control of... ...d support to civil- ian agencies to assess the nature of the attack, offer medical and technical advice, and coordinate state and local responses. 92 ... ...ical infrastructures, our power systems, water supplies, police, fire, and medical services, air traffic con- trol, financial services, telephone syst... ...lied under another name, using the cover story that he would be visiting a medical clinic to obtain a new prosthesis for his leg.Another al Qaeda oper... ...nd exit stamps.The INS agent on duty ran the passport through a variety of databases but, since it was not in Ressam’s name, he did not pick up the pe... ... the offices to task all resources, including human sources and electronic databases, for any informa- tion pertaining to “current operational activit... ...uala Lumpur travel of Mihdhar and his associates,“John” searched the CIA’s databases for information regarding the travel. On May 15, he and an offici...

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