Precis de Toxicologie. Vols. 1 and 2

International Clinics, 23rd Series, Vols. 1 & 2

are disappointing." The difference in the style of writing is most marked. At tines our interest has been more than held by the lucidity and the simplicity of the papers, whilst at others our amusement has been but stimulated by the very pedantry exhibited. Dr. James Welsh in his article on "Disease Simulation'' inveighs against the use of other than simple words, remarking on page 66 of Vol. 1...

Smart Sensor for Target Recognition and Precis 1 on Tracking

AIIS3’RACT VIGI 1,ANI’E IS an ultrafast smart sensor testbcd for generic Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) applications with a series of capability demonstration focussed on cruise missi le defense (CMIJ). VIG1l.AN’1%’S sensor/processor architecture is based on next-generation lJV/visible/l R semors and a tcraoperations per second sugar-cube processor, as well as supporting airborne vehicle. I...

Progress in Allergy, Vols. 21 and 22

Immunology is blessed with two superb serial publications ofreview articles. It is also interesting that both have misleading titles. Transplantation Reviews has had little to do directly with transplantation and is only now becoming Immunologic Reviews. Similarly, Progress in Allergy is only tangentially related to the clinical discipline of allergy although it began as a much more clinical jo...

Ecole Doctorale Ed425 Pôle: Pharmacologie Et Toxicologie

Precis of perception and basic beliefs

This book is concerned with a cluster of issues: the distinction between perception and inference; the role of nondoxastic experiential states in perceptual belief and perceptual justification; the nature of epistemologically basic beliefs; and a famous class of counterexamples to reliabilism involving agents with clairvoyance or other strange cognitive powers. What these issues have in common,...