... at bedside seeking guidance. Methods We conducted a mixed-methods study evaluating the usability of a newly designed infographic/icon using a survey and focus groups. The survey incorporated a simulated COVID-19 IDSA guideline with and without the icon, followed by comprehension questions. Focus group...

... their mammalian counterparts, proposing the concept of ICONS—intergenic condensed spacers. Similarly, we explore recent advances in the study of chromatin loops and R-loops, and their implication in the regulation of gene activity. Finally, we address the impact that polyploidization has had on the chromatin...

.... However, the possibility that user distraction, an inevitable component of mobile interaction, may mask (or obscure) vibrotactile perception has not been thoroughly considered. This omission is addressed here with three studies comparing recognition performance on nine tactile icons between control...

...Julie A. Jacko © 1996 Elsevier Science B.V. 1996 Abstract The research explored how subjects in grade 1 (6–7 years old) and grade 3 (8–9 years old) identify auditory icons that are commonly introduced in educational software applications. The subjects were required to identify 37 auditory icons...

...Mariano García; Albert N. Badre; John T. Stasko human-computer interaction interfaces icons abstractness-concreteness Abstract Icons are used widely in human-computer interfaces. The level of abstractness-concreteness of an icon and its effect upon performance is of widespread interest...

...Kim Fairchild; Greg Meredith; Alan Wexelblat © 1989 Butterworth & Co (Publishers) Ltd 1989 Abstract The paper presents a formal structure for describing icons and their relations to objects. Icons are mappings from icon space, which deals with representational properties, to object space...

...Yvonne Rogers © 1989 Butterworth & Co (Publishers) Ltd 1989 Abstract Iconic interfacing is now widespread. Increasing aspects of the system functionality —including objects, options, operations, states and messages —are being represented at the interface in this pictorial form. Against...

..., and sketches the conciliar background for the iconoclast challenge that Theodore addresses. The iconoclast challenge is whether it is possible to make a true image of the incarnate God. ‘True image’ is therefore a central topic of Theodore’s defence and his working out of a doctrine of icons...

... slavery icons of history community In the previous chapter I have analysed the discourse of slavery that the PRDS introduced as a resource to negotiate structures of inequality. In this chapter I discuss how the discourse of history initiated by Poykayil Yohannan was further developed in the wake...

..., an extended defence is offered. By contrast, the transcendence of icons is often accepted uncritically in the West, and so here an extended critique is given. In addition the influence of Platonism on both Orthodoxy and the Renaissance is explored in some detail, to illustrate how the same system can pull...

... in multimedia. Auditory displays (including auditory icons, earcons, and data-driven sound) not only give the user a heightened sense of immersion into an environment, improve data and information transmission from a device to a user, and optimize interaction, but also facilitate multitasking by taking some...

... in multimedia. Auditory displays (including auditory icons, earcons, and data-driven sound) not only give the user a heightened sense of immersion into an environment, improve data and information transmission from a device to a user, and optimize interaction, but also facilitate multitasking by taking some...

... that began in the 1830s and reached its culmination in the 1880s–1900s. One of the main intrigues of this campaign was that the objects of contestation—churches and icons—were supposed to be by definition alien to an essentially secular liberal ideology of public domain. However, in fin-de-siècle Russia...

...This chapter continues the discussion began in Chapter 4 on the appropriation of Russian icons and art. It shows that the ambitions of artists, preservationists, and archaeologists extended far and wide, encountering the resistance of private collectors and city authorities, landowners...

...This chapter addresses Pentecostal ambivalence toward and contestation of Jesus pictures in southern Ghana. These are massively present in public space, entailing a “pentecostalization” of Ghana's public sphere. Misgivings about these pictures can be traced back to the anti-iconic semiotic ideology...

...This chapter explores the use of icons in the Russian republic of Marii El, where many inhabitants have preserved traces of pre-Christian religious practices, notably in the veneration of distinctive natural objects in sites held to be sacred. For the Protestant missionaries active in the republic...

...Byzantine icons and Latin statues belong to two different, if not opposite, religious worlds: Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism. Yet they can be found together in many Greek Catholic churches in contemporary Hungary and Romania. This chapter, based on ethnographical fieldwork conducted in northern...

... in the bestowal of life on earth and at the Last Judgement. The Verses show an imagination untrammelled by literary texts and often inspired by icons rather than the written word. Bessonov Pyotr Bulgaria Church movements Nikon of Moscow Russia Russian Spiritual Verses Mary the mother of Jesus Biblical...

... in the assembly (1 Corinthians 14:34) and traditional androcentricism that marks much of Orthodoxy’s liturgical leadership, one might assume women have little authority to read and teach the Bible. Orthodox sacred texts, hymns, saints, and icons however, present women as authoritative readers, teachers...

..., and the details on automated decision-making. The chapter investigates the right to explanation and icons which seem to offer a new, promising option to exercise more control over modern data flows. In the ePrivacy area, the right to information plays an increasingly important role in regulating the use...