After the publication of "Understanding Media," McLuhan gave up any attempt to develop his ideas systematically and preferred appearing on talk shows to writing books.
He accepted the argument that publication would help increase public "understanding of the influence of the Prince of Wales on matters of public policy" and inform the "broader debate surrounding constitutional reform".
He based his optimism on what he saw as recent new developments in understanding publication bias -- development that will allow the scientific community to control the problem through rational and fair-minded action.
We designed selection and eligibility forms to record nonresponse, which is crucial to report for publication and for understanding whether the subjects enrolled in the study reflect the populations of interest.
"that is one of the things I have been impressed with the undergraduate courses now - they can research and they have their heads around understanding publications much sooner".
"That is exactly what today's publication is about - understanding the effects that offshore renewable developments might have on the surrounding area".
The article contains no citations; presumably this is the format of the publication, but it makes understanding the basis for the authors' conclusions almost impossible.
It runs for nearly a dozen pages and includes, in the list of his publications, honors, and degrees, "Understanding Cancer," a best-selling university text that was first published while Mark was in medical school and is now in its third edition.
Thanks to the huge increase in peer-reviewed publications, ecology helps in understanding what is going on, in sustaining current ecosystems and in managing novel ecosystems, and contributes in the societal thought process.
In this paper, by mapping the diffusion of climate change within press media and academic peer-reviewed publications, I argue that understanding the existing lag in business scholarship engagement requires a fundamental understanding of processes that either hinder or lead to the diffusion of new ideas.
