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Aerial photography with a balloon-suspended camera is a suitable tool for surveying aquatic vegetation and for measuring water movements. Examples from the lake Lunzer Untersee (Austria) are given. 相似文献
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Markus K Muellner Barbara Mair Yasir Ibrahim Claudia Kerzendorfer Hannelore Lechtermann Claudia Trefzer Freya Klepsch André C Müller Ernestine Leitner Sabine Macho‐Maschler Giulio Superti‐Furga Keiryn L Bennett José Baselga Uwe Rix Stefan Kubicek Jacques Colinge Violeta Serra Sebastian MB Nijman 《Molecular systems biology》2015,11(2)
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Social interaction is fundamental to the development of various aspects of “we-ness”. Previous research has focused on the role the content of interaction plays in establishing feelings of unity, belongingness and shared reality (a cluster of variables referred to as solidarity here). The present paper is less concerned with content, but focuses on the form of social interaction. We propose that the degree to which conversations flow smoothly or not is, of itself, a cue to solidarity. We test this hypothesis in samples of unacquainted and acquainted dyads who communicate via headsets. Conversational flow is disrupted by introducing a delay in the auditory feedback (vs. no delay). Results of three studies show that smoothly coordinated conversations (compared with disrupted conversations and a control condition) increase feelings of belonging and perceptions of group entitativity, independently of conversation content. These effects are driven by the subjective experience of conversational flow. Our data suggest that this process occurs largely beyond individuals'' control. We conclude that the form of social interaction is a powerful cue for inferring group solidarity. Implications for the impact of modern communication technology on developing a shared social identity are discussed. 相似文献
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Effa P Massougbodji A Ntoumi F Hirsch F Debois H Vicari M Derme A Ndemanga-Kamoune J Nguembo J Impouma B Akué JP Ehouman A Dieye A Kilama W 《Developing world bioethics》2007,7(3):136-142
The involvement of developing countries in international clinical trials is necessary for the development of appropriate medicines for local populations. However, the absence of appropriate structures for ethical review represents a barrier for certain countries. Currently there is very little information available on existing structures dedicated to ethics in western and central Africa. This article briefly describes historical milestones in the development of networks dedicated to capacity building in ethical review in these regions and outlines the major conclusions of two workshops on this issue, which were held in September and October 2002 in Libreville, Gabon, and Paris, France. The workshops were the culmination of collaboration between the African Malaria Network Trust (AMANET) and the Pan African Bioethics Initiative (PABIN). They produced an update on ethics organizations with regard to mission, function, activities, members, and contact people, in eight countries within the regions discussed. As a result of the commitment of mandated delegates, a further prominent outcome followed these workshops: the creation of national structures, where none existed before, dedicated to the ethical review of clinical trials. 相似文献