Statistics spark dismissal suit

Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Yiamouyiannis Suit (1980)

Meter‐scale spark X‐ray spectrum statistics

X-ray emission by sparks implies bremsstrahlung from a population of energetic electrons, but the details of this process remain a mystery. We present detailed statistical analysis of X-ray spectra detected by multiple detectors during sparks produced by 1 MV negative high-voltage pulses with 1 μs risetime. With over 900 shots, we statistically analyze the signals, assuming that the distributio...

Deregulation of dismissal law and unjust dismissal in Korea

Using data of Korean court cases, related to the unjust dismissal claims between 1987 and 2000, this paper examines how the deregulation of Korean dismissal law in 1998 affects the incidence of unjust dismissals. Logit estimation to identify the determinants of unjust dismissal rate in Korea shows that deregulation of the dismissal law led to a higher incidence of unjust dismissals. Reasons for...

A Defense of Just Cause Dismissal

The United States is distinctive among advanced econoS mies in that its employment laws and practices are governed by Employment at Will (EAW). Most other nations have variations on lust Cause dismissal rules. I argue that the U.S. preference for EAW is unS supported by concerns about net social or economic consequences. More centrally, I argue that the basic moral commitments that underH lie t...

In-Suit Sensor Systems for Characterizing Human-Space Suit Interaction

Although the U.S. has studied space suit performance for decades, relatively little is known about how the astronaut moves and interacts within the space suit. We propose the use of insuit sensor systems to characterize this interaction and present our results using pressure sensors and inertial measurement units (IMUs) inside the David Clark Mobility Mock-Up and the Mark III space suit from NA...