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AN INEVITABLE CONSEQUENCE

by Dick Bowdler
"... The story of industrial deafness ..."
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The story of industrial deafness

Motivation through the Design of Work: Test of a Theory. Organizational Behavior and Human Performance,

by ] Richard Hackman , Grec R Oldham , 1976
"... A model is proposed that specifies the conditions under which individuals will become internally motivated to perform effectively on their jobs. The model focuses on the interaction among three classes of variables: (a) the psychological states of employees that must be present for internally motiv ..."
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psychologists have for many years studied the antecedents and consequences of heightened and depressed levels of psychological and physiological activation in organisms While activation theory clearly has considerable relevance to both the theory and practice of job design, two thorny problems must be dealt

Dominance is not inevitable

by Athel Cornish-bowden - J. theor. Biol , 1987
"... In a diploid organism, amutant gene that results in elimination of an enzyme activity in the homozygote is almost universally found to be recessive, so that the heterozygote phenotype is virtually indistinguishable from thewild type. It has been argued (H. Kacser & J. A. Burns, Genetics 97, 639- ..."
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-666 (1981)) that there is no need to look to evolution for an explanation of this phenomenon, asit is an inevitable consequence of the low control coefficients for metabolic flux possessed by nearly all enzymes. However, it is possible to envisage pathways in which every enzyme is more than half

Stress, coping and social support processes: Where are we? What next?

by Peggy A Thoits - Journal of Health and Social Behavior, , 1995
"... JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about J ..."
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health consequences of major life events were published subsequently. Since the late 1970s, a variety of new methods of measuring stress have been developed and refined (e.g., A thorough review of each of these topic areas, including measurement and methodological problems, is beyond the scope

Drought and saving in west Africa: Are livestock a buffer stock

by Marcel Fafchamps, Christopher Udry, Katherine Czukas - Journal of Development Economics , 1998
"... Households in the west African semi-arid tropics, as in much of the developing world, face substantial risk-- an inevitable consequence of engaging in rainfed agriculture in a drought-prone environment. It has long been hypothesized that these households keep livestock as a buffer stock to insulate ..."
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Households in the west African semi-arid tropics, as in much of the developing world, face substantial risk-- an inevitable consequence of engaging in rainfed agriculture in a drought-prone environment. It has long been hypothesized that these households keep livestock as a buffer stock to insulate

The imperceptible but inevitable emergence of crises

by Alan Kirman, Matteo Marsili
"... This short paper argues that economies cannot be simply viewed as the sum of well behaved but isolated individual decision makers. Even if we accept the notion of an equilibrium state, thinking about the economy as a global dynamic system, it may be true that there are several such equilibrium state ..."
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consequences at the aggregate level which are not anticipated by

onflict is an inevitable part of life in organizations

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"... and which can have negative consequences if not adequately managed (Giebels & Janssen, 2005; Munduate & Martínez, 2004). Historically, organizations have used approaches based on rights and power to deal with labour conflict; however, many public and private-sector organizations have begun t ..."
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and which can have negative consequences if not adequately managed (Giebels & Janssen, 2005; Munduate & Martínez, 2004). Historically, organizations have used approaches based on rights and power to deal with labour conflict; however, many public and private-sector organizations have begun

Airy growth - was the take-off inevitable

by Hendrik Hakenes, Andreas Irmen , 2004
"... Abstract: We study the effect of technological knowledge on per-capita income and population in a Malthusian economy. Airy differential equations describe the evolution of knowledge. Consequently, the impact of technological knowledge on aggregate output is feeble before and strong after the Industr ..."
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Abstract: We study the effect of technological knowledge on per-capita income and population in a Malthusian economy. Airy differential equations describe the evolution of knowledge. Consequently, the impact of technological knowledge on aggregate output is feeble before and strong after

Privileging Information is Inevitable Currall et al Privileging Information is Inevitable

by James Currall, Michael Moss, Susan Stuart , 2005
"... Libraries, archives and museums have long collected physical materials and other artefacts. In so doing they have established formal or informal policies defining what they will (and will not) collect. We argue that these activities by their very nature privilege some information over others and tha ..."
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and that the appraisal that underlies this privileging is itself socially constructed. We do not cast this in a post-modernist or negative light, but regard a clear understanding of it as fact and its consequences as crucial to understanding what collections are and what the implications are for the digital world. We

Handling Obstacles in Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering

by Axel van Lamsweerde, Emmanuel Letier , 2000
"... Requirements engineering is concerned with the elicitation of high-level goals to be achieved by the envisioned system, the refinement of such goals and their operationalization into specifications of services and constraints, and the assignment of responsibilities for the resulting requirements ..."
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behavior. The lack of anticipation of exceptional behaviors results in unrealistic, unachievable and/or incomplete requirements. As a consequence, the software developed from those requirements will not be robust enough and will inevitably result in poor performance or failures, sometimes
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