Twenty-eight topics in moral science are discussed briefly in this chapter. Some address moral issues that deserve systematic empirical analysis. Experimental studies of obligation and deceit, for example, are rare despite millennia-old concern. Some concern theoretical issues, including phenomenology, conflict/compromise, and deserving theory. Others are more concerned with betterment of the m...

This study, on inner area in Ashiya city, by means of GIS, aims to make it clear how much trees space diminished by the Hanshin earthquake disaster, and to simulate green space system under the assumpution of animals moving. As a result, that diminished 6.12% of trees space in the private lots. We can predict effectively the betterment of green space system,through getting massive green space u...

Seven activities to engage systems thinking are described, then discussed in a dialogue format. The seven activities involve the creation and discussion of (1) sets in contrast to systems, (2) a simple device to mix colored waters, (3) harmony in music, (4) storytelling, (5) playing in contrast to designing a game, (6) a language game, and (7) a strategy that selects in contrast to combines. Di...

cases developing sepsis from 5-6 per cent, to 1-6 per cent., and of suspect cases from 12-4 per cent, to 6-9 per cent. The improved results for suspect cases can only be explained by the better supervision and intensive nursing which they received. This must also have played an important part in the betterment of the clean cases. A " scare " regarding sepsis has a general tonic effect on nursin...

background the current distribution of and access to health services along with the future health needs of the population have prompted wide application of geographic information systems (giss). during recent years, gis has been used in public health management for planning and organization of healthcare services. this study investigates geographical accessibility of residential areas in bandar...

The Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) was established to enhance the accessibility of Web resources for people with disabilities. In this paper we argue that although WAI’s advocacy work has been very successful, the WAI approach is flawed. Rather than WAI’s emphasis on adoption of technical guidelines, the authors argue that the priority should be for a user-focussed approach, which embeds be...