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Computer, 2011
Social networking has neither altered the way that technical knowledge is presented nor has it dislodged computer science from its central place in the technical canon.
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Social networking has neither altered the way that technical knowledge is presented nor has it dislodged computer science from its central place in the technical canon.
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Journal of Christian Nursing, 2020
ABSTRACT Christian faith supports the idea that God is always at work in the world. God invites people into relationship with him and then to join in his work. Three nurses relay supernatural events where God worked in and through their nursing practice, reinforcing the understanding of what author Henry Blackaby calls experiencing God ...
Elizabeth B, Simon +2 more
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ABSTRACT Christian faith supports the idea that God is always at work in the world. God invites people into relationship with him and then to join in his work. Three nurses relay supernatural events where God worked in and through their nursing practice, reinforcing the understanding of what author Henry Blackaby calls experiencing God ...
Elizabeth B, Simon +2 more
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Prospection: Experiencing the Future
Science, 2007All animals can predict the hedonic consequences of events they've experienced before. But humans can predict the hedonic consequences of events they've never experienced by simulating those events in their minds. Scientists are beginning to understand how the brain simulates future events, how it uses those simulations to predict an event's hedonic ...
Daniel T, Gilbert, Timothy D, Wilson
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Experiencing the reading glove
Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction, 2010In this paper we describe the Reading Glove, a wearable RFID reader for interacting with a tangible narrative. Based on interviews with study participants, we present a set of observed themes for understanding how the wearable and tangible aspects of the Reading Glove influence the user experience.
Karen Tanenbaum +5 more
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Experiencing Technology Independence
2019 IEEE 43rd Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC), 2019In this paper we present an embedded systems design flow, supporting variations in technology — hardware vs. software — at implementation time. The work builds on seasoned and new approaches, tools and techniques, such as software production lines, FPGA design, and high level synthesis. We define the necessary context for such a design flow to succeed,
Anton Urvantsev +3 more
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Experiencing ‘natural’ heritage
Current Issues in Tourism, 2011There have been a number of studies conducted on visitation patterns to the Wet Tropics rainforest in north-east Queensland, Australia. However, little has been undertaken in exploring the visitors' attitudes and behaviours (based on activities pursued) in the rainforest, and their ‘experience’ of this World Heritage environment.
McNamara, Karen Elizabeth +1 more
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Experiencing Selfhood Is Not “A Self”
International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology, 2016Kohut’s lasting and most important contribution to psychoanalytic clinical theory was his recognition that the experiencing of selfhood is always constituted, both developmentally and in psychoanalytic treatment, in a context of emotional interrelatedness.
Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood
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Empathy and the Experiencing of Loneliness
Psychological Reports, 1986The subjects were 39 students of psychology (5 men and 34 women). Empathy was measured by the modified Mehrabian and Epstein emotional empathy scale and loneliness by open-ended questions. Scores on empathy correlated slightly and positively with loneliness which was experienced positively and correlated negatively with loneliness when experienced ...
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Veterinary Record, 2015
Sean Wensley, the BVA President, comments: I thank Kirsty Turrell or flagging up this very important issue and I want to assure her that it is one of our priority issues. As we outlined in the BVA News article, one of our 10 policy priorities for the year is ‘Veterinary workforce issues and career support’, and recruitment issues are included in that ...
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Sean Wensley, the BVA President, comments: I thank Kirsty Turrell or flagging up this very important issue and I want to assure her that it is one of our priority issues. As we outlined in the BVA News article, one of our 10 policy priorities for the year is ‘Veterinary workforce issues and career support’, and recruitment issues are included in that ...
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British Journal of Psychology, 1975
Colours seen in dreams by six observers were recorded from memory and plotted on a CIE u, v , chromaticity diagram. Only about half the dreams recorded contained colour, and in those in which colour appeared the more saturated purples, blues and blue greens were absent.
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Colours seen in dreams by six observers were recorded from memory and plotted on a CIE u, v , chromaticity diagram. Only about half the dreams recorded contained colour, and in those in which colour appeared the more saturated purples, blues and blue greens were absent.
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