The Oxymoron of Digitalization

Seizing the Digitalization Opportunity

Hidden Assets – the Great Oxymoron

One has to recognise that if a prosecutor were required to prove on evidence that a defendant has secreted assets from the view of the court the confiscation regime would be least effective in those cases to which it is particularly targeted; confiscation orders would be lowest in the cases of those high-level criminals who have sufficiently substantial assets to justify the cost and risk of us...

Influence of Digitalization

THE hemodynamic consequences of acute digitalization in man have been reported in a few studies with controversial results. It has been stated that digitalis has little or no effect on the cardiovascular events in the absence of manifestations of heart failurel-' while it significantly improves cardiac function in the failing heart.'2 This paper describes the effect of acute digitalization on t...

Effects of Acute Digitalization

Basic hemodynamic data and the pulmonary blood volume (PBV) were determined in 23 patients before and after intravenous administration of acetyl strophanthidin during right and left heart catheterization. These patients were divided into two groups depending upon whether or not digitalization produced a significant fall in left ventricular end-diastolic pressure (LVD). Group I consisted of 11 p...

Image Reproduction: An Oxymoron

In our daily lives dealing with images, we have the mental notion that we are reproducing an original. This notion is generally helpful in guiding image and colour processing decisions, but often it turns into a hindrance when the words we use lead to artifi cial constraints that we impose onto the problem. This paper describes some scenarios in which a broader defi nition of the word ‘reproduc...