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Bridging Tradition and Innovation: A Systematic Review and Bibliometric Analysis of Turkish Fermented Foods. [PDF]

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Kahraman Ilıkkan Ö   +7 more
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CULTURAL PRODUCTION:

2017
This chapter discusses how institutional altruists support technical approaches, such as screening the blood supply for the HIV virus, providing antiretroviral drugs to HIV+ pregnant women so as to prevent transmission to their babies, and voluntary counseling and testing. Donors also spend heavily on information, education, and communication about the
Ann Swidler, Susan Cotts Watkins
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Cultures of peer production

2021
How can we make sense of cultures of peer production, which exist in diverse national, cultural and language contexts, span several industries and domains, and comprise a range of different organizational structures? Peer production is commonly defined as a mode of production - that is, a social and material structure in which labor takes place ...
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The Cultural Product

2014
In this chapter, the authors approach the theme of the definition and classification of cultural products according to the major Italian and international authors dealing with the issue, knowing that culture, before being the core product of an enterprise, belongs to people.
Lucia Aiello, Claudia Cacia
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Changing Production Cultures

2021
This chapter discusses how streaming affects television production—that is, the ways in which television drama is produced to accommodate a more on-demand and potentially more international audience, including through new forms of partnerships, production models and storytelling techniques. It is organised according to three particular drama production
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Cultured Cream Products

2023
Evidence for milk fermentation dates back to approximately 8000 BC. Until the European Middle Ages, milk fermentation was interfered with minimally. Soon after the turn of the 20th century, pasteurization, followed by inoculation with a starter cultures became commonplace in the U.S.
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H2 production by mixed cultures

World Journal of Microbiology & Biotechnology, 1994
Production of H2 from glucose by an anoxygenic phototrophic bacterium (Rhodobacter sphaeroides), a cyanobacterium (Synechococcus cedrorum) and a heterotrophic bacterium (Pseudomonas fluorescens) was tested individually and in mixed cultures of various combinations in light. H2 production was maximal with a mixed culture of R.
C, Sasikala, C V, Ramana, G S, Prasad
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