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From media training to media development
Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies, 1994In this article the need for a change from media training to media development is discussed. The authors look at the concept of community media, and discuss the problems this form of media encounters. These include, among others, inconsistent membership, a shortage in resources, bad organization, too few and inexperienced trainers, as well as physical ...
B. Roberts, N. Shand
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Developments in ultrasound contrast media
European Radiology, 2001Ultrasound microbubble contrast agents are effective and safe echo enhancers. An ingenious array of methods are employed to achieve stability and provide a clinically useful enhancement period. Microbubbles enhance ultrasound signals by up to 25 dB (greater than 300-fold increase) due to resonant behaviour. This is used to rescue failed Doppler studies
C J, Harvey +3 more
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Evolution Of Bicrystal Media Development
Digests of the Magnetic Recording Conference 'Magnetic Recording Media'., 1997A general review of studies on microstructure, magnetic properties and recording performance of bicrystal media grown on single crystal substrates, a NiP/AI substrate and a glass substrate is given. With similar magnetic properties, a direct experimental comparison of recording performance of CoCrPtTa /Cr/NiP films between the media with Cr (200) and ...
J.J.K. Chang +7 more
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2015
Decades of research have shown that the relationship between media and childhood is not unidirectional but reciprocal. In this article, both directions of the media-child development relationship are presented. We discuss how child development predisposes children's media use and preferences by reviewing key developmental characteristics of four ...
Piotrowski, J.T. +2 more
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Decades of research have shown that the relationship between media and childhood is not unidirectional but reciprocal. In this article, both directions of the media-child development relationship are presented. We discuss how child development predisposes children's media use and preferences by reviewing key developmental characteristics of four ...
Piotrowski, J.T. +2 more
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Development of Nonionic Contrast Media
Investigative Radiology, 1985In this brief history, the author reviews the observations that led to his developing a nonionic contrast medium. Current knowledge suggested that if a water-soluble medium could be made isotonic to human plasma, it would cause less pain and toxicity than the ionic media then in use.
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The Media and Development [PDF]
, 2009 This paper assesses the impact the media have on the development process. Because the media can be used and delivered in so many ways, there is no single means of analyzing its contributions to development. Thus, the paper presents a range of storylines with the common thread being the media's role in development.
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DEVELOPMENT OF HIGHLY NUTRITIVE CULTURE MEDIA
In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology - Animal, 2001A highly nutritive culture medium (MGM-464) was developed for insect cell primary culture. The new medium consists of 6 inorganic salts, 4 organic acids, 21 amino acids, 3 sugars, 10 vitamins, and 8 other chemicals, including natural substances. The complete medium was generated by adding 20 ml fetal bovine serum to 100 ml MGM-464.
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Technological media and development
Information Technology & People, 2019Purpose The purpose of this paper is to characterize and identify the existing studies on the relationship between technological media and development Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted a systematic mapping study to identify and analyze the related literature.
Mohammad Abbaszadeh +3 more
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Planning, Development, and Media
Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2015Given the importance of the media in 21st-century western liberal democracies, planning actors that seek media attention may do so for multiple ends, such as to dampen controversy and increase their status as “stars” in their professions through media branding.
Lisa Schweitzer, Max Stephenson
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