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, 2021
Aims and Objectives: In this study, obsessions and compulsions observed during the epidemic period were investigated in terms of psychological resilience. Materials and Methods: The research was conducted on a voluntary basis with 208 people (51.4% women,
Z. Atalay, Merve Çebi, Z. Demir
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Aims and Objectives: In this study, obsessions and compulsions observed during the epidemic period were investigated in terms of psychological resilience. Materials and Methods: The research was conducted on a voluntary basis with 208 people (51.4% women,
Z. Atalay, Merve Çebi, Z. Demir
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Hazards, Social Resilience, and Safer Futures
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Natural Hazard Science, 2021The concepts of hazards and risks began in engineering when scientists were measuring the points at which materials would become sufficiently stressed by the pressures upon them that they would break.
L. Dominelli
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Evaluating the Resilience Level among Medical and Health Science Lecturers in Higher Education
IIUM Medical Journal MalaysiaINTRODUCTION: The use of resilience in higher education involves recognizing and implementing adaptive mechanisms during periods of adversity or transition.
Dr. Archie Reiniatie +5 more
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Multimodal soft valve enables physical responsiveness for preemptive resilience of soft robots
Science RoboticsResilience is crucial for the self-preservation of biological systems: Humans recover from wounds thanks to an immune system that autonomously enacts a multistage response to promote healing. Similar passive mechanisms can enable pneumatic soft robots to
M. Pontin, Dana D. Damian
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Historic Concrete Science: Opus Caementicium to “Natural Cements”
Elements, 2022The history of mineral components in cementitious materials begins with clays and bitumen in the most ancient mortars, followed by gypsum- and lime-based plasters, mortars, and concretes. Romans perfected the fabrication of extremely durable mortars that
J. Elsen, M. Jackson, E. Ruiz-Agudo
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Examining the Resilience of University Students: A Comparative Mental Health Study
CureusBackground: This cross-sectional study aimed to investigate the resilience levels and mental health outcomes among university students, specifically those in the science and non-science fields.
Aina Farahim Suhaimi +2 more
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Health Physics, 2022
Questions about astrobiological resilience, whether entities with evolutionary histories on Earth would survive in outer space or on distant planets, for instance, no longer reside exclusively in the science fiction realm.
Amy Zhu, John E. Stone
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Questions about astrobiological resilience, whether entities with evolutionary histories on Earth would survive in outer space or on distant planets, for instance, no longer reside exclusively in the science fiction realm.
Amy Zhu, John E. Stone
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The concept of resilience and the evaluation of hybrid courts
Leiden Journal of International Law, 2020In this article, I explore the concept of resilience and its relevance for evaluating hybrid court design and the impact of hybrid courts in societies that have experienced periods of mass violence or repression.
Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm
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Elastomeric thermal interface materials with high through‐plane thermal conductivity by 3D printing
Journal of Applied Polymer ScienceCreating directional heat pathways within polymer‐based elastomeric thermal interface materials (TIMs) using oriented thermally conductive fillers is an effective strategy for developing highly thermally conductive materials.
Yong Fan, Yongbin Wang, Jun Qiu
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