Titlebook: Radiological Imaging of Sports Injuries; Carlo Masciocchi Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Sport-Medizin.Sportverletzungen

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R. Passariello MD,M. Mastantuono MDave fairly strong correlations to the human judgements. In contrast, on a naturalness judgement task, the correlation between the human judgements and the automatic metrics was quite weak, the General Text Matcher (GTM) tool providing the only metric that correlates with the human judgements at a st

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A. Chevrot MD,J. L. Drape MD,D. Godefroy MD,A. M. Dupont MD,F. Gires MD,N. Chemla MD,E. Pessis MD,L.erized, and the resulting implications for empirical testing are developed. In section 5.4, the study of deviations from both absolute and relative PPP is motivated in terms of impulse response characteristics of a dynamic system. This sets the stage for the empirical analysis of section 5.5, in whi

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of Pierre Bourdieu’s central hypotheses – the structural homology between social and cultural spaces as wholes – was not empirically tested by way of correspondence analysis (although Bourdieu did perform such an analysis for the bourgeoisie and petite bourgeoisie). Furthermore, many of the sociolo

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S. Dragoni MDn view. When the end is truth, and truth alone, . justification is all-important. But epistemic justification is not the only kind of justification. Consider prudential justification, for instance. Many of our beliefs are prudentially justified because they are likely to have prudential consequences

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C. Fabbriciani MD,A. Schiavone Panni MD,L. Lucania MD,G. Milano MDtification, namely, inferential justification via infinite justificatory regresses and inferential justification via immediately justified foundations. Although the former account of inferential justification is unpopular at present, the foundationalist must nonetheless eliminate it before he can cl

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M. T. McNamara MD,A. Greco MDn view. When the end is truth, and truth alone, . justification is all-important. But epistemic justification is not the only kind of justification. Consider prudential justification, for instance. Many of our beliefs are prudentially justified because they are likely to have prudential consequences

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K. Bohndorf MDe processes, not only from the point of view of efficiency but also from that of robustness and optimality by minimizing prediction error. This is the first book to consider the generalized empirical likelihood applied to time series models in frequency domain and also the estimation motivated by mi

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