In a market where games are played by people of all ages in every country, from 30-year-olds in China to youngsters in Yorkshire, the practice of localisation – where games are translated and adapted for overseas audiences – has become an integral part of the industry.
The moving screen technique for pattern centre localisation is revisited.
Within our sample of primary care providers we could not detect any differences in the frequency of using pure placebos regarding their medical specialty (GP or paediatrician) or the localisation of their practice.
However, where previously (ICD 9) visible Barrett's oesophagus was considered desirable for the diagnosis of ACO, current practice is to be guided by localisation of the major bulk of the tumour (Bytzer et al, 1999; Driessen et al, 2003).
Additionally we identified that single or group practice, age, patients per week and localisation in either a western or eastern federal state were significantly associated with the proportion of privately insured patients.
In daily practice, information on nodule size and its localisation, which could help physicians in the management of SPN diagnosis, was not always available on CT reports.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
We view localisation as a process through which heterogeneous practices can emerge to facilitate the homogenising tendencies of globalisation by complementing, rather than undermining or opposing, it.
