Affect - Science topic

Respiratory deficient S. cerevisiae colonies grow slowly so, vs, wild type, colonies are clearly smaller and therefkore termed "petite" strains. I see no relevant colonies in your photo.

What was your EthB mutation protocol, and what medium is shown in the photo?<

Briefly: emotion are didpositions to action due to neurovegetative change: activation of sympatic system. Feelings are what I tell about what happen when I have emotions: the account. Another term I use in this sense is affect. The big difference is the difference between, to use an inappropriate metaphor, hardware and software.

Affective technologies like social robots must answer appropriately according to context. For example, if the goal is build empathy (towards human acceptance), social robot must imitate the affect state of humans. In any way, affective technologies need recognize humans emotions first. In this context, we development this paper:

I hope it will be useful

Yes,affects,Of course it affect our cycle_gate. Depression (major depressive disorder) is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects our feels. Depression causes feelings of sadness and/or a loss of interest in activities once enjoyed. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and can decrease a person’s ability to function at work and at home.

Found one!!!

The Sentiment and Emotion Lexicons: http://sentiment.nrc.ca/lexicons-for-research/

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Dear musicians and music lovers,

let me confess my thoughts about music. I voiced some of these thoughts in https://www.researchgate.net/post/Can_rational_thought_exist_without_language

However, taking advantage of a happy opportunity, I would like to duplicate it in order to receive suggestions and recommendations.

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Most recently, I met an amazing family:

Father - Alexey Grigoriev - composer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ahtD7xa6rQ

Mother - Maria Bessonova - violinist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_8Lmg3juqs&list=RDi_8Lmg3juqs&start_radio=1&t=39

The oldest son Ivan Bessonov - pianist, composer and winner of the competition (First place) "Eurovision of classical music 2018" in Edinburgh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqlahEMriRs

The middle son of Danila Bessonov is a violinist and a

winner of competition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ns2Ux-PNSk (performed by Sarasate - Gypsy melodies with his elder brother)

The younger son Nikita Bessonov - the violinist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8tBRNjB2R8 - brothers perform their composition

According to the father, a new renaissance must come, because new classical musical compositions are necessary. In a narrow family circle, this family performs only its own compositions.

Not my area of expertise

Thank you so much, Diana! It's difficult to know how these things are done when you are just getting started. I was able to get in contact with him. I appreciate your answer!

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Dear All expert,

I have a problem, actually I made solid lipid nanoparticle, but frezee-dry in our lab still in trouble so it is imposible to use right now. The posible choices is only send my samlple to other lab. Unfotunately, it will spend about 15 to 20 of days. Any suggestion for storage during shipping? Or It is posible to make freeze dry by ourselves?

Thanks

Yes. both your answers were very helpful. Just what i was looking for.

Tank you very much.

Great question! Tip of the iceberg!

Precisely quantifying the "DEVIATION FROM IDEAL BRAGG CONDITION" is modern real time Bragg XRD Microscopy to image materials' Nano structure with tremendous spatial resolution. Understanding the precise deviation and relating it to Nano structural parameters is an exciting proposition for NDE QC of various crystalline, amorphous and other composites.

The Braggs didn't get their Nobel Prize in the early 1900's, using films and the Bragg spectrometers, for just discovering the Braggs' Law. They meticulously used archaic XRD data acquisition tools to split Genes (figuratively). Amazing, what they achieved. I recommend a study of the historical background to appreciate. Modern real time data acquisition tools have eliminated the paradigm of "time prohibitive" from the lexicon of XRD. We are in the age of instant gratification.

Learn and leverage XRD to the max including the Bragg's Law! BTW, it never "fails", but could be diffused or extinct (forbidden:-) It is all about measuring Nano structural periodicities. It so happens that such measurements are not limited by the wavelength of the X-rays. It is possible to sense changes from IDEAL LATTICE amounting to FEMTOMETERS and better by quantifying the DEVIATION from IDEAL BRAGG CONDITION within any sample voxel. In electron microscopy, it would be tantamount to using Kikuchi methods.

Just a starting point! It is significantly easier to make measurements in the reciprocal space than in the real space due to inversion. That is the key! Bragg line profile analysis is a whole other subject on its own. Look up Tamas Ungar!

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Native rhizobia have invariably lower mortality or survival chances  than introduced rhizobia , regardless of absence or presence of host plant. But it is equally paramount to ensure optimum soil conditions required for harnessing  maximum benefits either through introduced rhizobia or native ones...

Autoclaving kill almost all the bacteria while sodium azide mostly only inhibit metabolism. Much of the bioactivity in sludge can resume if sludge is washed and reconstituted in fresh water after preservation by azide.

You can refer to

1.THE CHALLENGES AFFECTING THE IMPLEMENTATION OFUNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

2.An Evaluation of the Major Implementation Problems of Primary School Curriculum in Cross River State, Nigeria

3.http://www.academia.edu/5042679/UNIVERSAL_BASIC_EDUCATION_IN_NIGERIA_ITS_PROBLEMS_AND_PROSPECTS

4.Political Will and Strategic Planning in the Implementation of Universal Basic Education in Nigeria: The Obafemi Awolowo Example

In general, the bigger machine always has a higher efficiency than the smaller one. This is well-known as a scale effect. The reasons mostly rely on better flow situation in the bigger machine since the relative roughness factor is smaller (smaller friction coefficient) and relative gap dimension is smaller (volumetric effect).

it is not enough just  to have the same numbers of bases. The Tm is also determined by the order of the bases and the contribution of each base to the Tm is determined by its neighbouring bases and most calculations take the nearest neighbour base into consideration when calculating annealing temperature as well as the length, salt concentration ,secondary structure and base composition. The different methods of calculation explain why many commercial companies make and sell oligos but quote different annealing temperatures. The temperatures may differ quite a lot. A very  old paper compared 3 commonly used calculations of Tm for short GC rich oligos and they differed by over 20c in annealing temperatures

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You're welcome Andry :)

usually this depends on the concentration of your SYBR green reagent. too much SYBR green in your reaction greatly inhibit activity of polymerase and finally decrease your limit of detection

Dear Hadar,

I also would suggest using film clips that are validated to elicit a particular emotion with some specificity. If unsure, you may also run a pilot experiment if this is really the case.

Here are some further reads: 

(Moderately long) film clips are useful when you want to just elicit an emotion and measure the emotional response, but also if you have a rather short-lived task that you want to affectively prime afterwards. The emotional effect on a subsequent task will fade with time. 

If you are interested in priming a multitude of single trials of a subsequent task, e.g., over different within-subjects conditions and in a randomized fashion, then brief emotional primes might be better suited such as pictorial cues with short SOA. Regarding the latter, however, I would also go for sets that elicit particular emotions with some specificity (unless you are interested in broader valence- or arousal effects): e.g., a fear-specific subset of the IAPS (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21839700).

Best, Stefan 

You will find huge literature on this issue, here is one PDF for first hand information ... 

Dear Sriteja.

I truly sorry for being late to answer to your question. If I understand it well, you are looking for the differences between affective relations and relational identifications. Your question can be answered, I think, through a long or short answer. What follows is a short answer.

As I see it, by its very nature an affective relation is primarily an affective and emotional, and only after this it can involve cognitive components. In contradistinction, a relational identification is primarily cognitive and only after this it can involve affective components. For example, love and sympathy are affective relations that can exist without any cognitive components. We generally love and are sympathetic to our children, parents, brothers, sisters, and other relatives without having any cognitive motives to do so. It is generally said that they share our own flesh and blood. We generally love our wives or husbands, not because of, say, flesh and blood reasons, but mainly because of affective reasons. In these both cases, cognitive reasons are generally invoked as post hoc rationalizations to justify what is, say, visceral. This is not the case, for example, of friendship. Although there are several levels of friendship (see, for this respect, R. Selman's work on interpersonal understanding), in all of them cognitive components are priori to affective components. Thus, as I see it, friendship typifies more a specific type of relational and interpersonal identification than an affective integration or affective relation. Even so, friendship, comradeship, and the like speak more in favor of, say, individual relational identification than in favor of collective relational identification. An example of collective relational identification is the case when students of a given school (elementary, secondary, college, university) share, for instance, the main goals pursued by their respective school. This is also generally the case of players and supporters of a sport team or club.

To sum up, an affective relation or integration is affective and emotional at its very nature. When it involves cognitive components, most of the time they are peripheral or even post hoc rationalizations. We generally love our relatives without cognitively question why this is the case. In contradistinction, when relational identification is the case, cognitive components come generally first than cognitive components.This is quite visible in one's identification, for example, with his/her school, sport club, political party, or even country.

I hope I got your question and that this helps.

Best regards.

It depends how you are utilizing it and for what purpose. The thick layer of electrocatalyst causes serious mass-transport limitation and thus at slightly high load there will be a sharp decrease in power density.

Thank you for your answering!

 Reza, the first link you sent doesn't seem to be working? 

Glass forming ability considers the ability to form a glass on cooling. Thermal stability considers the tendency to crystallize of a sample which has already formed a glass during reheating or holding in the  crystallization temperature range. In other words, a sample must first be a glass (cooling) before it can be considered for thermal stability against crystallization (heating). 

@michael ok thank you so much for your response, i understand what you mean.

The death of a high percentage of plants at the acclimation may be due to the incomplete composition of the leaves in terms of the formation of the cuticle and the failure of the Stomata in the performance of its function naturally

Obtaining accurate results relies on acquiring stable signals and using high quality methods.

Degassing a soft drink (carbonated) before injection into an HPLC system may or may not be needed. The real purpose or idea behind degassing the sample would be to minimize injection errors (from bubbles making up the injected solution. *We do not inject gases into an HPLC system) and it would not result in "deactivation of the stationary phase". Simply allowing the sample solution to go 'flat" (let it sit or shake it up to release the gas) should take care of it. The tiny volume of gas in the injected liquid solution should not contribute negatively to the chromatography (because the injection solution is not the mobile phase, which should be continuously degassed). Bubbles in the injection solution may contribute to inaccurate inj volumes, which are always undesirable for quantitative analysis.

I am agreed and pleased to share this book. I hope it helps on your research.

Good luck,

Ray.

The amount of freshwater and groundwater is small in comparison to the oceans.  

Dear Er Bharat Bhushan Jindal

As you know, after demolding of fresh concrete. It is always keeping at inert water curing tank. the question that I asked was about if we make circulation water system, what will happen on the performance of concrete?

Thank you  Hossein Soleimani Nilesh B Bahadure  David Dunkerley..

I have implemented the sum of laplacian . It seems sufficient for my dataset.

@monyer .. Sir thanxx for your reply, i am much more interested to understand the fundamentals behind the grain coarsening and how it can affect the Oxidation resistance in different steels. 

Any individual for any action of our life we have to take recourse to a mind & brain . Initially for our thinking shape of action & why carrying out our action it is likely that we may not experienced exerted line of action . In such cases we cannot afford to remain in the contemplative mood .For this we must move towards a positive line of thinking with our concentration & contemplation our mind reacts with the spirit of positive energy action.

With this our positive attitude we can certainly accept the challenge of our life action .For our positive we must have a faith ,determination , & will power & working with said tune of our action we can solve the solution of our problems & action 

This is my personal opinion 

Based on Barker theory of fetal preprogramming of metabolism, we can conclude that maternal life style can change embryonic development.

This depends on the project that you are on. Sampling strategies are sometimes quite different. This will rely on the type of respondents that you wish them to participate in your questionnaire. The simplest way is the randomozed saturation sampling for those eho fit in your inclusion criteria which you planned earlier.

This is the classical Behrens–Fisher problem, solved by Welch's test with degrees of freedom calculated using Satterthwaite's formula. The impact depends upon the variability in the variances and the sample sizes.

Ascorbic acid solutions should generally be made up fresh for phosphate analysis.  Al foil will not help, but you can store the solution in a sealed bottle (preferably without a large air space above the solution) in the refrigerator for a week. Be sure to bring it up to temperature before use or the colour formation will be slow.

Because of the continuous change in illumination. 

Dear Andy the perfusions don't work as well, as the particulate matter blocks small blood vessels and capillaries, so more blood is retained in body tissues, resulting in an increase in background fluorescence. Cheers Steve Edwards

These issues are known to impact adults ability to participate in physical exercise: low self esteem, lack of transportation, lack of partners for exercise, lack of child care. You can probably find this documented on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDC in America. Except for low self-esteem, you can get at the other variables with a checklist.  

Dear Kostas,

I'm afraid your missing my point. Most likely people on the autistic spectrum lack empathy and many have trouble with face-recognition which is something else. (One can have one without the other.) So the answer to your general question is a general, but uninteresting yes, unless you know the relevance of this factor compared to others. I estimate it to be rather low.    

Hi Joyce, if you need more help write me an email, it is simple to have the positive and negative scales.

Dear Łukasz,

Just known theoretical explanations by Diner et al.*, opposite my own explanation**, had prompted me to raise this issue with two proposed answers. 

Best regards.

 *https://www.researchgate.net/publication/266152721_Why_People_Are_in_a_Generally_Good_Mood

   https://www.researchgate.net/publication/246872786_Most_People_Are_Happy

** https://www.researchgate.net/publication/279960976_On_the_dependence_of_hope_and_hopelessness_on_a_level_of_performance

 Модальная зона активности: к проблеме зависимости эмоций от успешности деятельности (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/279973812__________)

  Деятельностная динамика основных измерений эмоций: модель и литературные данные (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/279976304_________)

Perhaps you could consider the wavefunction per se being what you call "Aether". 

The answer to your question "will the location of pilot affect the performance " is yes! But I think this is true in one situation that you have frequency selective fading channel.  In another case, if you use pilot to compensate timing offset, carrier offset or conduct channel estimation, this will also affect the performance.

Yes, it is. The free electrons in metal can be considered as a gas in thermal equilibrium in metal. According to the kinetic theory of gases, the average kinetic energy of free electrons depends only on temperature. The thermal speed of free electrons is about 80 km/s (at 20⁰ C), whereas the drift speed of free electrons due to electric field is about 0.3 mm/s (Copper wire with diameter 1mm and current I=3A). Thereby, the electrical properties of metal conductor (resistance, conductance) depend slightly on temperature and strongly upon collisional processes within the conductor.

The MOSFET transistor is a semiconductor and therefore, has strongly differ thermal response from metal. The on-state resistance of MOSFET can rise quickly at a certain temperature. The raising temperature decreases the number of active charge carriers (electrons or holes) in semiconductor and on-state resistance increases, that perhaps causes the decrease of V_tr too.  

The change in the Gibbs free energy for isothermal and isobaric reaction may be given by

Del  G =  Del H  -T  Del S = 0,   which is equal to zero for reversible process. Then one has,

Del  H =  T  Del S.   Where Del  is a finite variance or difference.   Del operator implies  { Product - Reactant}    :  For one mole of reaction   Del H_m   is the molar enthapy of reaction.  İf it is positive that means reaction is endothermic and otherwise it is exothermic. 

As Dear  Gyorgy mentioned properly,   the negative molar entropy variation shows that this polymerization reaction is exothermic there would be heat generation during the reaction. 

Dear Sai Siva unfortunately your remark on  Gibbs free energy is false. This is reversible reaction and the Gibbs free is invariant  under the isothermal and isobaric reaction. For a natural process  Gibbs free energy should be negative but it is never positive (unnatural process). 

There are a lot of researches on this topic.

I would suggest to start checking the work of the main authors in the field: Stephen and Rachel Kaplan, Hartig, Staats, Roger Ulrich, Korpela

Have a nice work!

I think criticism based on opinion rather than evidence is probably a part of all science, just look at the controversy global warming caused despite the overwhelming scientific evidence behind the claims. I also think it is important to remember that science and research are as much about inspiration and ideas as they are about rational evidence based inquiry. I particularly like this comment from a rather well known scientist in a letter to Karl Popper.

“Altogether I really do not at all like the now fashionable tendency of clinging to what is observable … I think (like you, by the way) that theory cannot be fabricated out of the results of observation, but that it can only be invented.”

(Letter to K Popper from Albert Einstein written 1935, in Popper 1972 p 458)

However, I agree that certain fields seem to attract more opinion based criticisms. There is an important difference between the ‘hard sciences’ and social sciences, which is where I believe Applied Linguistics belongs, in that social sciences are examining socially created systems, such as language, that do not have an objective reality outside of human perception and actions. This obviously makes them much more interpretive and subjective and in turn more open to subjective criticism.

What is unfortunate is that some scholars seem to use the subjective nature of the social sciences as an excuse for poorly argued and poorly supported criticisms. While social research may have different standards for what constitutes good research and theory to the hard sciences, there are still standards. One of the most basic of which must be a good knowledge and understanding of what is being criticised. This has often not been the case in the three subjects discussed here, World Englishes, English as a lingua franca and Critical Discourse Analysis. Criticisms have frequently simply been misunderstandings that become perpetuated through repetition. Why do researchers do this? As the last two answers have noted, if long held beliefs are being challenged there will inevitably be resistance (see Thomas Kuhn on the history of science as defending established paradigms rather than challenging them). Others, I believe, see it as an easy way to publish ‘research’(if poorly conducted criticism can be called that) and get themselves noticed in the ‘publish or perish’ climate in which many academics now exist.

Developing Communication Skills is very important to nursing practice because nursing care is based on communication with patients, colleagues and other health team members, although it’s also a challenge.

In October 2004, WHO launched the World Alliance for Patient Safety. The project wants to develop an international classification of patient safety.

Communication is essential to patient’s safety [(Goldstein, 2005), (Gray, 2004)], and many of the studies conclude that the communication problems are major causes of errors [(Gawande, M ., Studdert, & Brennan, 2003)] that occur during the transfer of moments [(Pesanka et al., 2009), (Ridley, 2004) (Lovasik 2009)].

According to the Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goals hospitals should implement standardized and systematic approach to communication in transfers of patients in order to minimize the possibility of occurrence of adverse reactions.  

This means that some mnemonics can be introduced to allow a systematic communication. Literature give us different examples, no one better than the other, but each one adapted to the team and the context. So, there is no mnemonic considered ideal to be implemented. The important thing is not which mnemonic use as long as the nursing team work together and analyze their own practice to develop a project that will improve communication and also audit the process and evaluate the success of the measures implemented.

Based on Joint Commission recommendations to implement a standardized and systematic approach to communication in my working context, we implemented a telephonic communication based on SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment and Read-Back) and for intra and inter hospital transfers we are developing a written document based on ISOBAR (Identification of patient, Situation, Observation, Background, Assessment and Recommendation) that  will ensure that nursing handover became considered a communication standard that is applied in daily practice of care, ensuring systematization and organization of information transmitted verbally, that also ensure the continuity of care and patient's safety.

in PD pumps (and machines in general) flow rate is proportional to revolution speed. however, at higher pressure ratios the volumetric efficiency of the machine tends to slightly decrease.

therefore, I totally agree with Mr Doan but I would also take into account the effect of pressure ratio on the flow rate.

please refer to the attached publication where an operating map of a volumetric machine is presented.

There is a correlation between the solubility parameter of solvents and the polymer swelling observed in those solvents. You could find interesting the following paper:

Hildebrand solubility parameter (δ) is frequently used by polymer scientists as it corresponds to a measure of the intermolecular attractive forces of solvents, and therefore could relatively well predict solubility of materials (eg a polymer) in a solvent. As mentioned in the answer above, solvents (or a solvent and a polymer) having similar δ values  show high probability to be miscible. In those cases of solvents showing close δ values with the polymer of interest, one could expect increased polymer swelling.

Now with regard to the use of dielectric constant as a measure of degree of swelling of a polymer, as for solvents of low dipolarity the dielectric constant could be correlated to δ, Ι suppose that one could notice a corresponding correlation between solvent dielectric constant and polymer swelling.  

Sorry for some typos in my previous mail.

Read the Reference as

Performance of an Energy Detector over Channels

with Both Multipath Fading and Shadowing

IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communication, Vol. 9, No. 12, December 2010

Thank you! I`ve contacted with professor Keyes yet, however as MHC is really popular he has no all versions at his personal computer. Anyway, we have some versions already translated and ready to use.

Hi Ekaterina

Interestingly, I used to teach Creative Problem Solving to post-grad students.

Firstly, a "Gag reel" is also called a Blooper reel.

A blooper, also known as an outtake, gag reel, or boner, is a short sequence of a .... On an episode of The Red Skelton Show in the 1950s, a skit involving Red's ...

1. Have Gun Will Travel and Gunsmoke

2. The Red Skelton Show (there are a few different blooper videos on Youtube)

3. Area Under a Curve - Maths (There are several different video via a google search)

Hope this helps.

Jaki

Dear Paurav,

A renewed interest in craft, provenance and the lifetime of commodities is a key factor influencing the consumption of luxury. The economic and environmental toxicity of fast fashion is driving a reappraisal of goods as investments with long lifetimes. I have a recent chapter on emotional consumption called Tailoring and Tweed - Mapping the spaces of slow fashion which might be useful.

Best wishes, Louise

Kip Williams was the person who used the dial method, it was quite an involved setup, from memory.

As for other mood measures, you can see the various effect sizes in the meta-analysis that Ladd Wheeler and I published a few years ago.

Hello Stephanie,

With regard to your eye tracking and memory question, I thought I'd reply separately. The clear expert in this area is a person named Debbie Hannula at the University of Milwaukee Psychology Department. She may be linked to me on my research gate profile, but should be easy enough to find nonetheless. She has used eye tracking as a measure of memory in normal control subjects, amnesia patients, and in neuroimaging.

Hope that helps

Mike Anderson