Fragility
OpenSAFELY · Concept Library · 2026
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OpenSAFELY · Concept Library · 2026
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OpenSAFELY · Open MIND · 2026
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Morrisey, Erin · Digital Commons @ Butler University (Butler University) · 2020
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Morrisey, Erin · Digital Commons @ Butler University (Butler University) · 2020
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Valerio Paolo Mosco, Damiano Di Mele, Paolo Mosco, Valerio et al. · IRIS Research product catalog (Sapienza University of Rome) · 2024
La fragilità appare poco conciliabile con l‘architettura. Quest‘ultima infatti sin dai suoi esordi nasce e si sviluppa al fine di dare un rifugio all‘essere umano il più possibile solido. Nonostante ciò alcune architetture appaiono “fragili“, come se l‘architettura avesse voluto introiettare dialetticamente in sé il suo contrario, quasi volesse rigenerarsi attraverso di esso.
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Broadleaf Books · 2023
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Angela Huyue Zhang · 2024
Abstract This chapter introduces a framework for evaluating the impact of regulation, underscoring side effects and information lag as key factors impacting the resilience of regulatory outcome. The greater the side effects, the stronger the resistance to the policy; conversely, a longer information lag potentially magnifies policy damage and complicates remediation efforts. Although the dynamic pyramid model of regulation can be effective when policy side effects are minimal, unintended consequences can often result in undesirable outcomes. This is particularly true when there is a significant delay in top policymakers realizing the extent of the side effects. Through the lens of four policy challenges—China’s Covid policy, the energy crisis, the property crackdown, and the one-child policy—the chapter explores the fragility of the dynamic pyramid model. It also discusses potential strategies to reduce side effects and information lags, highlighting the transition from decentralized policy experiments to centralized decision-making under Xi’s regime.
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OpenEdition (OpenEdition) · 2026
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Jean-François de Saint-Lambert (ascribed) (biography), Paige Porter · The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association
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2014
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PANG, YUE · Figshare · 2024
The Seizure Fragility Analysis dataset consists of data derived from studies investigating the fragility of individuals during seizures. "Fragility" in this context refers to various factors such as seizure susceptibility, severity, and other related manifestations. These data can support further research into the pathogenesis of epilepsy, as well as the development and evaluation of potential treatments.
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Roberta Pala · Catalyst Feminism Theory Technoscience · 2025
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Aurora Ruiz-herrera, Jose Castresana, Terence J Robinson · 2006
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Wielkopolska Digital Library · 2012
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Provencio, Erika · Carroll Collected (John Carroll University) · 2023
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Sonnabend, Ileana, Poirier, Anne + Patrick · E-Artexte (Artexte) · 1997
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Martin Denoun · 2025
Die Provenienz von Kunstwerken stellt ein hochaktuelles Thema in Forschung und Politik dar. Auf die Architektur übertragen, eröffnet der Begriff der Provenienz neue Dimensionen im kulturellen, sozialen und materiellen Leben von Gebäuden und architektonischen Artefakten, indem er Fragen der Bewegung, Migration und Zirku
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Erika Provencio · Carroll Collected (John Carroll University) · 2023
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Amsterdam University Press eBooks · 2016
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V.P. Mosco, D. Di Mele, Mosco, VALERIO PAOLO, DI MELE, Damiano · AirIuav (Università Iuav di Venezia) · 2024
Fragility seems to have little to do with architecture which, from the earliest times, was meant to provide shelter for human beings and needed to be as solid as possible. Nonetheless, certain architectural structures appear “fragile“, as if architecture had wanted to interject its opposite into itself, dialectically.
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