... spiritualism to Great Britain in 1852, holding private sittings and giving public demonstrations. ¹⁶ Spirits found numerous ways to communicate: levitating and knocking on tables, playing untouched instruments, or controlling a medium’s voice or hand. ( Figure 1 ) Such manifestations—facilitated...

... at the frontier. Further, it explores the troubled ontology between research on malaria and kala azar investigations to show that the old codes enacted by medical topographies hinged upon the era of laboratory medicine. Assam Garo Hills kala azar medical topography malaria race colonialism Great Britain...

... a large, unbalanced panel with about 187K individual–wave observations on self-reported national identity and a wide set of control variables. Second, Great Britain is characterized by the juxtaposition of the supranational British identity with the constituent national identities: English, Scottish...

... ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Sub-Saharan Africa slavery Nigeria trade/commerce Great Britain African American Atlantic World Capitalism Modernity Surely man is the most foolish of all animals, and civilised man the most foolish of all men. Anticipation...

... of “rescuing” the poor and dispossessed of the past. Emotions Great Britain Ireland Labor Social History Visual Frontis: Thomas Bewick, Wood engraving. An illustration of Goldsmith’s “The Deserted Village” reproduced in Thomson’s The Life and Works of Thomas Bewick. © British Library Board. I...

... with consequences for experimental ethics and patient safety. history of anaesthesia drug history specialisation post-war Great Britain New drugs have long held the promise of eliminating hazards and complications of the old. Halothane, an anaesthetic drug developed in the 1950s, has been celebrated...

... and contributed to a necessary updating of artistic production. decorative arts reforms Great Britain gutta percha ornament production nineteenth century In 1854, an issue of The Illustrated Magazine of Art devoted several pages to the wonders of a material whose usefulness was discovered just over...

... modernity. coal environmental history history of technology Great Britain Great Exhibition materiality Despite the deep reliance of the Victorian economy on the extraction and exploitation of fossil fuel, the production and consumption of coal and its cultural impacts have largely been left out...

... radio reception srael harpsichord Great Britain Palestine Given the worldwide military and political turmoil underway in 1945, the 250th anniversary of Henry Purcell’s death on 21 November that year may rightly be considered a non-event. The BBC’s broadcasting schedule for the week...

... Attribution License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract In the context of Great Britain, onshore wind provides the most cost-effective method of renewable...

... of refugees challenged the British state with the question as to what extent one was responsible to provide for non-citizens, which is still a topical issue. First World War Belgian refugees Great Britain Birmingham migration policy Britain’s liberal policy towards refugees from the late-seventeenth...

... memoirs how his ‘head felt like a threshing machine’ when flu ran rampant through his unit, but he quickly recovered. ²² The first civilian cases of influenza in Great Britain followed shortly. The first cases occurred in Glasgow in May 1918, where 436 cases of acute febrile disease...

... of the populations of Great Britain, USA and Scotland. It is concluded that the paradigm implicit in the component method requires to be re-examined. Keywords: LOGISTIC CURVE; POPULATION; GREAT BRITAIN; USA; SCOTLAND; COMPONENT METHOD; VARIANT PROJECTIONS; PARADIGM OF PROJECTION 1. INTRODUCTION In the 1920's...

... with an alternative parameterization. logistic curve population great britain variance–covariance matrix generalized logistic References Brass , W. ( 1974 ). Perspectives in population prediction: illustrated by the statistics of England and Wales . J. R. Statist. Soc. A , 137 , 532 – 570...

.... This comparability is crucial in assessing and comparing national and subgroup population health, and to assisting the transfer of research and policy knowledge across countries. epidemiologic measurements Great Britain health status indicators health surveys Mexico population surveillance South America...

.... Those seeking to implement interventions in primary care need to consider the particular context if they are to secure successful implementation. We suggest that there are particular kinds of interventions, which may be best suited to the primary care context. Context general practice Great Britain...

.... The ‘classical’ technique was seldom used, and there was a wide variation in the technique, necessitating up-to-dated guidelines for the practice of rapid-sequence induction of anaesthesia. anaesthetics Great Britain intubation neuromuscular block oxygen propofol questionnaires Abstract Background...

... regression, we analyzed data on purchases of 11,323 products within 135 food and beverage categories from 26,986 households in Great Britain during 2010. Major supermarkets operated the same price promotions in all branches. The number of stores that offered price promotions on each product for each week...

...: [email protected] 2014 Abstract Background Data on work-related ill-health (WRIH) in the Republic of Ireland is inconsistent. Aims To compare the incidence of WRIH in the Republic of Ireland (ROI), Northern Ireland (NI) and Great Britain (GB) reported by clinical specialists in skin and respiratory...

... a key role in explaining smoking patterns and inequalities in smoking. tobacco pricing cheap cigarettes RYO Great Britain inequalities Price increases are consistently reported as one of the most effective means of reducing tobacco consumption. ¹ In high-income countries a 10% increase...