Historic inspection practices and children's experiences of residential care, 1945-1980 by Amanda Gavin

“…In January of 1965 Quarrier's Homes was inspected by the Child Care and Probation Inspectorate. It was one of the most extensive – and damning – inspections of a children's home at that time. …”

Climat et biocontamination. Études de cas d’archives by Alain Roche, Sébastien Gilot

“…It is from the study of both climate and biocontamination that we were able, in most of the cases, to relate the observed fungal situations to their likely causes. …”
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PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE CHANGE IN THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF SYNTHETIC YARNS SUBMITTED TO CONSECUTIVE STIFFNESS TESTS by Felipe Tempel Stumpf, Carlos Eduardo Marcos Guilherme, Fulvio Enrico Giacomo Chimisso

“…Anchoring systems of offshore platforms are designed to work uninterruptedly for 20 to 30 years, and despite the increasing number of studies concerning these systems’ mechanical behavior in working conditions, most of them are conducted in speeding environments, due to the necessity of results in the short term. …”
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Genetic Analysis of Maize (Zea mays L.) Hybrids Using Microsatellite Markers by Eminur Elçi, Tuğçe Hançer

“…Genetic purity is one of the most important quality criteria required for successful hybrid seed production. …”
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水润滑橡胶轴承摩擦性能及润滑状态的实验研究 by 邓海峰, 王家序, 邱茜

“…In order to study the influence of load,speed and its interaction on the water-lubricated bearing friction performance,a series of experiments on the MPV-20 Dscreen type friction wear testing machine are carried out,the friction coefficient at different speeds and loads in the conditions of water,sediment concentration of 0.5%and 3%are measured and the experimental results in repeated two-factor analysis of variance is carried out.The results show that,both the speed and the load have a significant influence on the performance of the bearing friction,while the speed of which the most obvious.Sediment concentration for the impact on the performance of the bearing friction of 0.5% and3% of the working conditions are more significant in the interaction,it should be fully consider the impact of these factors in the design and research related to the bearing.In addition,the Streibeck curve is drawn based on experimental data to study changes of lubrication state in water lubricated rubber bearing.…”
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Results of multiple myeloma treatment with bortezomib by T. I. Pospelova, N. V. Skvortzova, I. N. Nechunaeva

“…Bortezomib side effects were predicted and managed; most significant of them are gastrointestinal, hematologic, asthenia and peripheral neuropathia. …”
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La menace sans visage : Images de l’ennemi dans la presse britannique à la suite des attentats du 11 septembre 2001 by Pascale Villate-Compton

“…When President Bush, along with most of the English speaking media, talked about “war” in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks on 9/11/2001, he opened up the way for an array of representations of a multi-faceted enemy, which soon became a focus for fear. …”
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Transgression de l’espace et espace de la transgression dans The Human Stain de Philip Roth by Gilles Mayné

“…Coleman Silk’s most striking—geographical, social and cultural—transgression comes from his decision to depart from New Jersey’s low-middle-class (black) districts to settle down in the cosy, right-thinking and compartmentalized (white) environment of a Massachusetts university. …”
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Precursory Locking Precedes Slip Events on Laboratory Fault by Will Steinhardt, Emily E. Brodsky

“…Abstract Earthquakes occur through repeated cycles of locking and slip. What is the relationship between transiently locked patches and the size, location, and timing of the subsequent slip events? …”
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Standardized Reporting of Experimental Iron Smelting - A modest (?) Proposal by Darrell Markewitz

“…The development of effective bloomery iron smelting has progressed over the past decades from the first repeated experiments into documented, effective, methods. …”
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From Undereating to Overeating: Family Survival Strategies and Their Consequences by Kseniya Novgorodova

“…These therapeutic tools foster counselor competencies in systemic family therapy for eating disorders and address the most appropriate assessment options for patients.…”
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Land ownership succession in the agricultural frontier: The case of the Sierra Del Lacandón National park, Guatemala by Laurel SUTER, David LÓPEZ-CARR

“…Half of the landowning households in 1998 sold land by 2009. The most commonly cited reason for a household to sell its land is for payments related to a medical emergency or debt. …”
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Taste and Touch as Means of Coercion in The Taming of the Shrew by Aurélie Griffin

“…In IV. 3, Petruccio repeatedly offers and withdraws food and clothes from Katherina, using the most physical and immediate of the five senses, i.e. taste and touch, to manipulate her humours and force her into submission. …”
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Is Attachment a Psychoanalytical Theory? by Michelle Vianna Goliath, Richard Theisen Simanke

“…At the same time, collaborators Mary Ainsworth and Harry Harlow have repeatedly questioned the necessity of Bowlby’s choice of psychoanalysis as a basis for attachment theory, suggesting that it may not be the most appropriate approach. …”
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Natural products for managing landscape and garden pests in Florida by Matthew A. Borden, Eileen A. Buss, Sydney G. Park Brown, Adam G. Dale

“…These products are most effective when used in an integrated pest management (IPM) program along with sanitation, proper cultural or maintenance practices, mechanical control tactics, use of resistant plant varieties, and biological control, when possible. …”
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Entering the “foxhole”: Partisan media priming and the application of racial justice in America by Andrew M. Bell, Christopher D. DeSante, Thomas Gift, Candis Watts Smith

“…We examine this question by focusing on one of the most fraught issues in American society: racial justice. …”
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Bras, ravages et barrages dans The Mill on the Floss by Annie Ramel

“…As the narrative unfolds, it repeatedly focuses on the arm, Maggie’s arm in most cases, in the series of love mainly. …”
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Le droit des missions aux colonies : une affaire « patrimoniale » ? by Bernard Durand

“…Through lawsuits, transactions, settlements and conflicts, we witness how the colonial Domain and the ‘missions’ met before a judge who, most of the time, was embarrassed to adjudicate. …”
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Land ownership succession in the agricultural frontier: The case of the Sierra Del Lacandón National park, Guatemala by Laurel SUTER, David LÓPEZ-CARR

“…Half of the landowning households in 1998 sold land by 2009. The most commonly cited reason for a household to sell its land is for payments related to a medical emergency or debt. …”
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Subtitling stereotyped discourse in the crime TV series Dexter (2006) and Castle (2009) by Blanca Arias Badia, Jenny Brumme

“…This paper explores repeated lexicon and syntactic structures (text blocks) from corpse finding and initial forensic analysis, as well as from interrogation sequences in crime TV shows. …”
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