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A Look 'Behind the Curtains' at Personality Disorder and Mental Health Social Work: Perspectives and Expectations of Service Users and Practitioners
(2014-02-06)This research project aims to explore service user and mental health social workers’ (MHSW) perspectives and experiences of practice in the area of personality disorder. It seeks to answer three research questions: how ... -
Look into the Light : Panas Tytenko (1963-)
(Danusha Fine Arts, 2010)A group exhibition of paintings by the Tytenko family. With works by Panas Tytenko, Oksana Tytenko and Olena Yakovenko. 64 page catalogue, introduction by Ihor Kharchenko -
Look-ahead relevant information : Reducing cognitive burden over prolonged tasks
(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2011)Based on the fact that information processing is costly, we study in this paper the trade-off between performance and informational requirements. Most importantly, we are interested in how local decisions can alleviate ... -
The look-back time evolution of far-ultraviolet flux from the brightest cluster elliptical galaxies at z <0.2
(2007-12-01)We present the GALEXUV photometry of the elliptical galaxies in Abell clusters at moderate redshifts (z <0.2) for the study of the look-back time evolution of the UV upturn phenomenon. The brightest elliptical galaxies (M ... -
Looked after adolescents' experience of mental health services
(University of Hertfordshire, 2005)The main aim of this study was to gain an in-depth understanding of looked after adolescents' views of what help they needed for their mental health difficulties and their experience of the mental health services that ... -
Looking after the Governor is the Business now : How do we retain our school governors?
(2004-04)Retaining school governors in post is no less of a challenge than retaining teaching staff. Teachers are retained by 'golden handcuffs' in various guises; LEAs and schools rack their brains to offer staff development, ... -
Looking for evidence of differentiation and cooperation : natural measures for the study of evolution of multicellularity
(2009)The understanding of the evolutionary transitions is a major area of research in artificial life and in biology. We follow an artificial life approach to investigate these phenomena, using a system inspired by Anabaena ... -
Looking To The Future: Research Rich and Informed Teaching
(2017-07-28)As a recently-appointed University of Hertfordshire Research Fellow in research rich and informed teaching in higher education, I am exploring these questions: what does this phrase mean, how have others approached its ... -
The Loop Momentum Amplituhedron
(2023-05-22)In this paper we focus on scattering amplitudes in maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory and define a long sought-after geometry, the loop momentum amplituhedron, which we conjecture to encode tree and (the integrands ... -
Loophole-free test of the Bell inequality
(1995)An atomic cascade experiment is proposed that includes the detection of a recoil atom after the emission of two photons. This would permit testing of the Bell inequality without the need for additional assumptions, provided ... -
Loosening the chains of preemptive construing : constructions of psychological disorder and its treatment in Sierra Leone
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The Lord Byron/John Polidori Relationship and the Foundation of the Early Nineteenth-Century Literary Vampire
(2020-03-09)John William Polidori (1795-1821) was appointed as the personal physician to Lord George Noel Gordon, 6th Baron Byron (1788-1824) in April 1816. Byron was not in the best of health, and Polidori was recommended to him by ... -
Loss of Consciousness in Judo: Similarities and Differences Between Traumatic Brain Injury and Choking Techniques (Shime-Waza)
(2023-06-30)Loss of consciousness (LOC) is a critical event that can occur in judo as a result of both traumatic brain injury (TBI) and choking techniques (shime-waza). This research note explores the similarities and differences ... -
Loss of locus coeruleus noradrenergic neurons alters the inflammatory response to LPS in substantia nigra but does not affect nigral cell loss
(2014-12-01)In Parkinson's disease (PD), destruction of noradrenergic neurons in the locus coeruleus (LC) may precede damage to nigral cells and subsequently exaggerate dopaminergic cell loss. We examine if destruction of the locus ... -
Loss of materials and resources for addiction researchers : comment on Mitchell et al. (2012)
(2013-02)Letter to the editor - no abstract -
Loss of stored knowledge of object structure : implications for "category-specific" deficits
(2000)Following a right-hemisphere lesion, the patient SM had impaired object recognition, with good elementary visual abilities, and could derive information about object structure. He was also impaired on all tasks tapping ...