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Managed Care Industry Faces Public Image Problem.(Originated from The Boston Globe)
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CHICAGO--Jul. 30--The "managed care" industry faces a conundrum: People say they dislike managed care even as they join health maintenance organizations by the millions.
"I wish I didn't have to use the words 'managed care,' " said Dr. John Ludden of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, which has more than 1 million members. "There's something about the term that turns people off."
"Managed care," the catch-all label for any kind of health care in which physicians or insurers direct medical care to contain costs, is well on its way to replacing "fee-for-service" ...
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Temperature scale redux.(Back to Basics)
Magazine article from: Control Engineering
; ...explains why the C and F scales have one point of numerical...perspective on other temperature points of interest...the zero point of the Kelvin scale, proposed by British...William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) in 1848. Kelvin temperature scale has...
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Honour for Lord Kelvin, master of science
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; ...He also invented the Kelvin compass, the first magnetic...the lowest possible temperature, -273C - giving his name to the Kelvin temperature scale. He was further immortalised...University, said: "Lord Kelvin was not afraid of the...
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Measuring temperature: the thermometer: Mirvette Chamoun looks at the historical development of a measurement scale with the view of helping children understand the role that mathematics plays in society.(new Voices)
Magazine article from: Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom
; ...inverted the Celsius scale to produce the...Cristin's adapted scale become known...world to measure temperature. In 1848 Lord William Thomas Kelvin introduced absolute...temperature. The Kelvin scale represents...theoretically lowest temperature possible ...
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Degrees Kelvin: a Tale of Genius, Invention, and Tragedy.(Books: a selection of new and notable books of scientific interest)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Science News
; ...subject that he would revolutionize. This young man would become best known as Lord Kelvin; today the name Kelvin describes a temperature scale. In fact, Kelvin's fame came quickly during his early years, as he made major findings in thermodynamics...
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The Kelvin and temperature measurements.
Magazine article from: Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
; ...thermodynamic temperature of the triple...practice to express temperatures in terms o their...thermodynamic temperature T expressed in...as that of the kelvin. Measures of temperature that are defined...thermodynamic temperatures. Thermodynamic...internationally-agreed scales ...
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'I broke Kelvin's Grade 10 record at the age of nine'.
Newspaper article from: Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
; ...and 5 months, scoring 65 per cent in 1997. With this achievement I broke the record held by Lord Kelvin, known for the Kelvin scale of temperature measurement, who in 1834, had cleared Class 10 when he was 10 years and four months. Your intense...
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Practical temperature scales.(Measure Temperature, part 2)
Magazine article from: Ceramic Industry
; ...up and down the scale. Then, one or...readily available temperature measuring instruments...standard fixed temperature conditions, then...means of defining temperatures over a specified...Celsius temperature scale are no longer...between an absolute Kelvin temperature ...
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FINDINGS COULD HELP UNDERSTAND WEATHER New observatory sheds light on sun's activities Oxygen temperatures in solar wind among highest recorded
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ...these were the highest oxygen temperatures ever observed. (The Kelvin temperature scale starts at absolute zero minus 273.15 degrees Celsius. One kelvin equals one degree Celsius.) Hydrogen temperatures were measured at 6 million...
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Color calibration: understanding white balance and color temperature.
Magazine article from: Videomaker
; ...the concept of color temperature. Every source of light...Color Temperature The scale used to measure color temperature is in degrees Kelvin. A light source with...temperature--a higher Kelvin value--has more blue...temperature--a lower Kelvin value. This means ...
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Centenary tribute for scientist Lord Kelvin
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Herald
; ...scientist, William Thomson - the first Baron Kelvin - began studying at Glasgow University in...worldwide acclaim for proposing an absolute scale of temperature now known as the Kelvin Scale. Lord Kelvin died aged 83 on December 17, 1907.
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