<p><strong>Program and Abstract book of the Fourth International Persian Congress of Acarology</strong></p> by Masoud Hakimitabar, Alireza Sazmand (Eds.)

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Programa Creciendo Fuertes, desarrollo positivo adolescente y educación: un entramado saludable [Growing up strong program, positive youth development and education: framework healthy] by Diego García Álvarez, María José Soler

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Programa Creciendo Fuertes, desarrollo positivo adolescente y educación: un entramado saludable [Growing up strong program, positive youth development and education: framework healthy] by Diego García Álvarez, María José Soler

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Programa Creciendo Fuertes, desarrollo positivo adolescente y educación: un entramado saludable [Growing up strong program, positive youth development and education: framework healthy] by Diego García Álvarez, María José Soler

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Programa Creciendo Fuertes, desarrollo positivo adolescente y educación: un entramado saludable [Growing up strong program, positive youth development and education: framework healthy] by Diego García Álvarez, María José Soler

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Try for Recognition: Cultural Explanation of Suicide Action in Ilam by S.H. Nabavi, T. Moradi Nasari

“…To achieve the response, the strong program approach in the cultural sociology of Alexander and Smith was used. …”
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‘TIPNIS somos todos’: Siscourse of indigenousness within and beyond a national civil sphere by Mollericona Alfaro Danny Daniel

“…Adopting a theoretical framework from the Strong Program of Cultural Sociology, this research examines how indigenous groups contesting environmental threats invoke a deep structure of discourse to cultivate solidarity beyond their communities at national and international levels. …”
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BEASTling: A software tool for linguistic phylogenetics using BEAST 2. by Luke Maurits, Robert Forkel, Gereon A Kaiping, Quentin D Atkinson

“…BEASTling is intended to make the power of Bayesian analysis more accessible to historical linguists without strong programming backgrounds, in the hopes of encouraging communication and collaboration between those developing computational models of language evolution (who are typically not linguists) and relevant domain experts.…”
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Rethinking the Subjective Units of Distress Scale: Validity and Clinical Utility of the SUDS by Elizabeth Mattera, Brian Zaboski

“…This paper addresses these shortcomings by evaluating the SUDS as a measure of state negative affective intensity using the Strong Program of Construct Validation. Our evaluation demonstrates that the SUDS suffers from significant psychometric weaknesses, including construct underrepresentation, construct irrelevance, poorly defined measurement occasions, and structural limitations, challenging its validity as a precise measure of subjective distress. …”
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CROSS-SECTION GENERATION OF VARIOUS GEO-SCIENTIFIC FEATURES WITHOUT CONTOUR DIGITIZATION USING A VISUAL C++ BASED SOFTWARE APPLICATION ‘VIGAT 2005’ by Dasgupta A. R., Solanki Ajay M., Rathod Brijesh G., Srivastava Naveenchandra N., Patel Vivek R., Machhar Suresh P.

“…This work focuses on the design and implementation of an optimized interpretive environment that have been built using Visual C++ tools. Strong programming capabilities of Visual C++ have been utilized, at its full extent, for the development of 'Vigat 2005'.…”
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EEMtoolbox: A user‐friendly R package for flexible ensemble ecosystem modelling by Luz Valerie Pascal, Sarah A. Vollert, Malyon D. Bimler, Christopher M. Baker, Maude Vernet, Stefano Canessa, Christopher Drovandi, Matthew P. Adams

“…In practice, using SMC for EEM generation requires advanced statistical and mathematical knowledge, as well as strong programming skills, which might limit its uptake. …”
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