... money becomes gendered. By integrating concepts from economic sociology on relational work and Daniels’ (1987) concept of invisible labor, I conceptualize “invisible money.” I use this frame of “invisible money” to show how women’s tangible economic contributions in the household are rendered invisible...

... of modern science. china science technology governance policy invisible college history of science Wagner, Zhang, and Leydesdorff (2022) report that China’s scientific output has changed in accord with social development, with the period of the “Great Cultural Revolution” (1966–76) representing...

... gains from trade by providing our fellow citizens with things that they wish to pay for. Increasing effective marginal tax rates weakens the force of this ‘invisible hand’. Munificence is particularly difficult to imagine in cases where people regard some of their fellow citizens as having actively...

.../open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Our editorial focused on the concept of “Making the Invisible Visible in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine (STEMM).” We highlight 11 manuscripts submitted to our research topic, which offer unique...

... their science-based imaginary. This allows us to draw some parallels concerning secularization—gradual in the West but forced in the Soviet case—and the role of science in this process. science and technology implicit/invisible religion secularization Eastern and Central Europe qualitative methods In 1952...

.... As Angharad Valdivia and Aisha Durham point out, the additional service work of women of color mentoring does not register in annual work reports, which translates to additional, invisible labor. Valdivia also warns of the impact on women of color mentors who seek to reveal the workings of the institutions...

... characteristics, operative details, procedural and mid-term outcomes were compared among patients with visible (group A) or invisible (group B) degenerated bioprosthetic mitral valves. To facilitate TMViV procedure in such, we have recently employed intraoperative fusion imaging of transoesophageal...

... be either costly or beneficial for spouses' well-being. Drawing from the invisible support literature, this study evaluated the extent to which patients' recognition of spouses' support moderated daily and long-term associations between spouses' support provision and negative affect. Method Data came...

... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract We often understand Ellison’s Invisible Man as a ‘jazz novel’ according to certain cultural dimensions of reception, revision, and style. This article...

...Janina Lüscher; Diana Hilda Hohl; Nina Knoll; Urte Scholz We hypothesized that more invisible positive control would be related to less negative affect at the between- and within-person level (hypothesis 3). Moreover, we predicted that invisible positive control would be associated with less daily...

... flowering phenology invisible fraction stabilizing selection specific leaf area water-use efficiency National Science Foundation 10.13039/100000001 1553408 Impact Summary Natural selection has produced extraordinary diversity in adaptations to natural environments. Many species are distributed...

... of Zaitokukai and similar hate groups, have emerged and developed. Secondly, it uses the example of anti-racism groups to illustrate how a meaningful advocacy movement can emerge in Japan from networks of ‘invisible civil society’. Thirdly, it shows how ‘leftist elites’ contribute to the advocacy movement...

... produce longitudinal effects remain unclear. This study evaluated two perspectives (i.e., indirect effects and invisible support) that address how supportive messages can produce durable effects and tested sex differences in those effects. 255 dyads completed a laboratory-based interaction in which level...

... balancing selection coral reef fish fitness invisible fraction mating success optimal body size Abstract Many field measurements of viability and sexual selection on body size indicate that large size is favoured. However, life‐history theory predicts that body size may be optimized and that patterns...

..., Lecture Notes in Control and Information Sciences Arthur W Brian Ermoliev Yu M Kaniovski Yu M Path-dependent processes and the emergence of macro-structure, European Journal of Operational Research 1987 30 294 303 Brennan Geoffrey Pettit Philip Hands Invisible...

...Riché Richardson 2004 Abstract This essay examines politics of excluding identities deemed inferior in the African American context on the basis of geography by considering the negotiation of rural people such as Trueblood in Ralph Ellison's novel Invisible Man. The essay considers...

... is invisible and usually not identified by plain radiographs [ 9 , 16 ]. Plain radiographs and physical examination thus markedly underestimate the size and extent of soft tissue and osseous involvement by tophi [ 17 ]. The typical plain radiographic features of gout include asymmetrical soft tissue swelling...

... interpretation of the direct action of selection on a trait. If phenotypic characters expressed at different life‐history stages are of interest, and mortality occurs between stages, the components of the selection model will be biased by not including those individuals that died (the “invisible fraction...

... compared with the EVIX. Moreover, in two cases LH was not detectable by ES 600 or Stratus, whereas it was normal with the EVIX. We found another five such cases and discuss here the clinical data and results of different hormone measurements in these seven cases of ‘invisible LH’. Although bioactive LH...

...This chapter analyses the presence of the Doppelgäanger in Jean Paul's texts. In his first novel, Die unsichtbare Loge (The Invisible Lodge), the double has no immediate bodily presence, but is represented by the visible token of a portrait. The portrait becomes...