Kurumsal Sosyal Sorumluluk İletişiminde Reklam: Alana İlişkin Bir İçerik Analizi by Betül Kılıç Taran, Zuhal Akbayır

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Prime time. La temporalidad de las prácticas funerarias en el megasitio de la Edad del Cobre de Valencina (c. 2900-2650 a. C.) by Leonardo García Sanjuán, Francisco Sánchez Díaz, F. Xavier Oms, Jonàs Alcaina-Mateos, Marta Cintas-Peña

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The features and factors influencing the effectiveness of advertising activities and TV companies of Sughd region of the Republic of Tajikistan by A. A. Urunov, M. X. Kosimova

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La transition espagnole. Histoire d’une commémoration télévisée by Federico Bellido Peris

“…This phenomenon makes up a vast corpus of television broadcasts whose marked memoristic character and prime-time broadcasting allows the establishment of an authentic television meta-narrative of wide diffusion and social projection in terms of the media construction of the public memory of the transition. …”
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Toplumsal Cinsiyet Rolleri Bağlamında Yaşlılığın Temsili: Televizyon Reklamları Üzerine Bir Araştırma by Fatma Yasa

“…Bu amaçla televizyon reklamlarında yeralan 50 yaş ve üzeri bireyler nicel içerik analizi yöntemi ile incelenmiştir. 4 Ocak – 2 Şubat 2021 tarihleriarasında “prime time” olarak adlandırılan saatlerde (20.00-22.59) ulusal televizyon kanallarında en çokizlenen programlar sırasında yayınlanan 2.908 adet reklamda yer alan 468 yaşlı kişi analiz edilmiştir. …”
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Cataract surgery and environmental sustainability: a comparative analysis of single-use versus reusable cassettes in phacoemulsification by Oscar Kallay, Rayane Sadad, Ahmed Zafzafi, Elie Motulsky

“…The machine with daily reusable cassettes also exhibited a 7-minute priming time advantage for 10 procedures, reducing downtime between cases.Conclusions Our findings underscore the benefits of adopting reusable cassette systems: reduced plastic consumption, storage volume and priming time, as well as enhanced efficiency and cost-savings. …”
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Comparing the priming methods of anesthesia circuits using passive and ventilator-assisted techniques—An exploratory study by Indragandhi John, Krishnaprabu Ramaraj, Booma Devasagayam

“…In this study, we have explored various combinations of tidal volumes, respiratory rates with three different fresh gas flows, and their priming time with sevoflurane consumption. Results: The minimum time required to prime neonate, pediatric, and adult circuits using the ventilator-assisted technique to attain end-tidal sevoflurane 6% is 29 seconds, 39 seconds, and 61 seconds with 2 L/min FGF. …”
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