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Lessons from Love-Locks: The archaeology of a contemporary assemblage
(2017-11-30)Loss of context is a challenge, if not the bane, of the ritual archaeologist’s craft. Those who research ritual frequently encounter difficulties in the interpretation of its often tantalisingly incomplete material record. ... -
Lessons from Wittgenstein : Elucidating folk psychology
(2009)To the extent that psychologists are concerned to do more than collect raw data for possible interpretation, they cannot avoid interrogating the philosophical assumptions which inform their work. This paper argues that ... -
Lessons learnt from design, off-site construction and performance analysis of deep energy retrofit of residential buildings
(2019-03-01)The article introduces the process of deep energy retrofit carried out on a residential building in the UK, using a ‘TCosy’ approach in which the existing building is completely surrounded by a new thermal envelope. It ... -
Lessons Learnt from Listening to the Learners’ Voices in HE- how do Students Reflect on Their use of Technology for Learning?
(2009)The importance of the Learner’s Voice and thus of listening to students’ views has been evidenced in various high profile initiatives in the UK. The work presented here is from the JISC funded Learners’ Experiences of ... -
Lessons learnt from literature on the diffusion of innovative learning and teaching practices in higher education
(2012)Faced with the challenges of the changes in higher education, educational developers’ roles, and the use of innovation to stimulate change, this study aimed to synthesise literature dealing with the diffusion of innovative ... -
Lessons of the Holocaust : A response to the critics
(2003)The Holocaust currently forms part of the National Curriculum in England and Wales and is mandatory in several other countries. Its teaching is frequently justified on the grounds of providing a range of important lessons. ... -
Let me in! A comment on insider research from an outsider’s perspective
(2017-02-21)This issue of EJPC foregrounds the work of insider researchers investigating clinical practice in an array of contexts including one-to-one work with trauma, group work with those who have been abused, adoptive family work ... -
Let's get less optimistic in measurement-based timing analysis
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2011-01-01)Measurement-based timing analysis (MBTA) is a hybrid approach that combines execution time measurements with static program analysis techniques to obtain an estimate of the worst-case execution time (WCET) of a program. ... -
Letter to Minister, Ladies, Lords and the Intellectual Property Office concerning criminal sanctions for online copyright infringement included in the Digital Economy Bill
(2017-03-23)We are a group of campaigners, copyright academics and lawyers. The attached letter outlines how the current wording of Clause 28 DEB on online copyright infringement does not meet the foreseeability and proportionality ... -
Letter to the Editor
(2005-07-06)Comments on ‘Increasing film-focus distance (FFD) reduces radiation dose for X-ray examinations’ by P.C. Brennan, S. McDonnell and D. O'Leary -
#LetThemStay: : Visual Representations of Protests and Community Mobilization for Asylum Seekers in Australia
(2018-03-09)The indefinite mandatory detention on the mainland and in offshore processing centers of asylum seekers applying for protection in Australia is particularly controversial due to the government’s notoriously harsh policy. ... -
Let’s rip it all up
(2008-07)Exploring the need to break up hard surfaces i cities to deal with flooding caused by climate change caused extreme weather events, make use of water for amenity value, and help manage water quality -
Levelling the Playing Field: The Role of Workshops to Explore How People With Parkinson's Use Music for Mood and Movement Management as Part of a Patient and Public Involvement Strategy
(2022-07-04)From a humanistic perspective, participatory processes in research find support on both ethical and moral grounds. In practical terms however, it is often difficult to establish protocols that best honour (i.e., elicit, ... -
Leveraging accessible tourism development through mega-events, and the disability-attitude gap
(2023-12-30)Able-bodied, and increasingly people with disabilities, represent a key audience for mega-events; occasions that act as crucibles where social problems endemic to host destinations can be exposed and tackled through targeted ... -
Leveraging Empowerment to Model Tool Use in Reinforcement Learning
(2023-12-25)Intrinsic motivation plays a key role in learning how to use tools, a fundamental aspect of human cultural evolution and child development that remains largely unexplored within the context of Reinforcement Learning (RL). ... -
Leveraging knowledge-policy interfaces for food systems transformation in the UK: lessons from civil society
(UKRI-Transforming UK Food Systems Strategic Priorities Fund, 2023-12-18)This report presents the findings of a research project that explored how civil society organisations (CSOs) navigate ‘knowledge-policy interfaces’ to influence food policy in the UK. These interfaces encompass processes, ... -
Leveraging the London 2012 Paralympic Games to increase sports participation: The role of voluntary sports clubs
(2022-07-29)Purpose: This study investigates the extent to which English voluntary sports clubs leveraged the London 2012 Paralympic Games, and what impact leveraging had on the sports participation of people with disabilities (PwD) ...