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A Broad Genome Survey Reveals Widespread Presence of Secretoglobin Genes in Squamate and Archosaur Reptiles that Flowered into Diversity in Mammals. [PDF]
Genome Biol EvolKarn RC, Laukaitis CM.
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On the boomerang uniformity of quadratic permutations
Designs, Codes, and Cryptography, 2020 At Eurocrypt’18, Cid, Huang, Peyrin, Sasaki, and Song introduced a new tool called Boomerang Connectivity Table (BCT) for measuring the resistance of a block cipher against the boomerang attack which is an important cryptanalysis technique introduced by ...
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On the Esoteric Boomerang Effect
Perspectives on Political Science, 2015AbstractIn Philosophy Between the Lines Arthur Melzer credits Leo Strauss with the rediscovery of esoteric writing. The purpose of esoteric writing, Strauss argued, was originally to defend an author from persecution by the authorities. We point out the extraordinary reversal that has occurred as a result of the application of that rediscovery to ...
Catherine H. Zuckert, Michael P. Zuckert
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Government Health Warnings and the “Boomerang” Effect
Psychological Reports, 1979The experiment shows that the presence of a government health warning on cigarette advertisements can “boomerang,” leading to an increased desire to smoke. 24 housewives saw a series of 25 cigarette advertisements; for 12 subjects the health warning was present and for 12 it was absent. Half the subjects in each group were smokers and half non-smokers.
M, Hyland, J, Birrell
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The “Boomerang Effect”: Lessons Learned from Power Sharing in Kenya and Zimbabwe
2023The governments of national unity in Kenya (2008-2013) and Zimbabwe (2009-2013) have relevance beyond Eastern Africa. This chapter examines how political science has learned lessons from both experiences. It does so by focusing on three bodies of literature: (1) international data sets on power sharing; (2) the comparative literature on ...
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Boomerang Effects in Science Communication
Communication Research, 2011The deficit-model of science communication assumes increased communication about science issues will move public opinion toward the scientific consensus. However, in the case of climate change, public polarization about the issue has increased in recent years, not diminished. In this study, we draw from theories of motivated reasoning, social identity,
P. Sol Hart, Erik C. Nisbet
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‘Boomerang effect’: the bottleneck of public policy analysis in Turkey
2018This chapter seeks to explain the poor performance of public policy tools in Turkey through strategic planning and performance auditing utilising the “boomerang effect” concept mainly used in communication studies. For this analysis the study follows the steps of the heuristic public policy cycle model.
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Aids education: The boomerang effect
Studies in Educational Evaluation, 1990React ions to a film abou t AIDS prevent ion are examined a subjec t to wh ich the i n t e r na t i ona l publ ic appea r s in t ense ly res i s t an t . The film was shown to 108 viewers in Montreal, and p r e / p o s t ques t ionna i res were used to gauge its effects.
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Proceedings of the 25th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval - SIGIR '02, 2002
The theory of polyrepresentation [2, 3] provides a theoretical background for how to exploit such features. In summary, the theory hypothesises that overlaps between different cognitive representations of both users’ information needs as well as documents can be exploited for reducing the uncertainties inherent in IR, and thereby improve the ...
Birger Larsen, Peter Ingwersen
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The theory of polyrepresentation [2, 3] provides a theoretical background for how to exploit such features. In summary, the theory hypothesises that overlaps between different cognitive representations of both users’ information needs as well as documents can be exploited for reducing the uncertainties inherent in IR, and thereby improve the ...
Birger Larsen, Peter Ingwersen
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