17,326 research outputs found
Still against design: a response to Steven Calabresi, Sanford Levinson, and Vernon Smith
No full textOur argument in Against Design may seem new, challenging, or even bizarre. One commenter, Levinson, questions whether we really mean what we say: “I presume that the authors cannot really be arguing that all design is impossible.”1 Given our admittedly unorthodox and perhaps radical challenge to common notions of design, we appreciate the thoughtful attention to our views given by our commenters Vernon Smith, Sanford Levinson and Steven G. Calabresi. Even when disagreeing with us, they have responded to Against Design with open minds
Un prólogo sobre la democracia
No full textEste texto es el prólogo del libro Gender thinking, de Steven G. Smith (Temple University Press, Philadelphia, 1992). Esta traducción que presenta La ventana se publica con la debida autorizació
Journal of the Fort Smith Historical Society
No full textOfficial Publication of Fort Smith Historical Society.Volume 42, Number
Un prólogo sobre la democracia
No full textEste texto es el prólogo del libro\ua0Gender thinking, de Steven G. Smith\ua0(Temple University Press, Philadelphia,\ua01992). Esta traducción que\ua0presenta La ventana se publica con la\ua0debida autorizació
Elder Uriah Smith
No full textElder Uriah Smith: author, inventor, poet and hymn writer, minister, Bible teacher in Battle Creek College. At age fourteen he became physically handicapped. This G. I. Butler family album was donated in 1989 by two granddaughters of G. I. Butler
Journal of the Fort Smith Historical Society
No full textOfficial Publication of Fort Smith Historical Society.Volume 37, Number
Organic wastewater compounds, pharmaceuticals, and coliphage in ground water receiving discharge from onsite wastewater treatment systems near La Pine, Oregon: occurrence and implications for transport
No full textby Stephen R. Hinkle, Rodney J. Weick (Oregon Department of Environmental Quality), Jill M. Johnson (Deschutes County Environmental Health Division), Jeffery D. Cahill, Steven G. Smith, and Barbara J. Rich (Oregon Department of Environmental Quality) ; prepared in cooperation with Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and Deschutes County Environmental Health Division.Title from PDF cover (viewed on April 3, 2020).This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Includes bibliographical references (pages 52-54).Mode of access: Internet from the State Library of Oregon U.S. Government Publications Collection.Text in English
Supplemental Material - Geographies of grocery shopping in major Canadian cities: Evidence from large-scale mobile app data
No full textSupplemental Material for Geographies of grocery shopping in major Canadian cities: Evidence from large-scale mobile app data by Lindsey G Smith, Maggie Yifei Ma, Michael J Widener and Steven Farber in Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science</p
Beyond machismo : a theoretical exploration of domestic violence in Latino men
No full textThis theoretical thesis explores psychodynamic explanations for differing rates of domestic violence (DV) between Latino men born in the U.S. and Latino men who immigrated to the U.S. This study specifically focuses on DV in the form of intimate terrorism. Critical race theory and Klein\u27s object relations theory are applied to Dr. Christauria G. Welland\u27s case of Lorenzo to demonstrate how racism influences internal and interpersonal dynamics in DV relationships. The author encourages social workers to apply critical race theory to traditional psychodynamic theories for a more comprehensive case formulation, especially when working with Latino clients involved in a DV relationship
Heterologous effects of infant bacille Calmette-Guérin vaccination: potential mechanisms of immunity
No full textThe current antituberculosis vaccine, BCG, was derived in the 1920s, yet the mechanisms of BCG-induced protective immunity and the variability of protective efficacy among populations are still not fully understood. BCG challenges the concept of vaccine specificity, as there is evidence that BCG may protect immunized infants from pathogens other than Mycobacterium tuberculosis - resulting in heterologous or nonspecific protection. This review summarizes the up-to-date evidence for this phenomenon, potential immunological mechanisms and implications for improved childhood vaccine design. BCG induces functional changes in infant innate and adaptive immune compartments, encouraging their collaboration in the first year of life. Understanding biological mechanisms beyond heterologous BCG effects is crucial to improve infant protection from infectious diseases
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