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The article explores how weather forecasters have managed to achieve this, and what we might learn from them.

Beyond that, the article explores how a lot of Paint Creek residents are casually racist or at least cavalier about the name of the camp, which some of them still know as Niggerhead.

The article explores how individuals related to at least one person with a diagnosis of schizophrenia employ 'gene talk' when accounting for the presence of schizophrenia within their families.

The second half of the article explores how researchers such as Victor Lotter and Michael Rutter used the category of autism to reconceptualize psychological development in infants and children via epidemiological studies.

The first part of the article explores how 'autism' was used as a category to describe hallucinations and unconscious fantasy life in infants through the work of significant child psychologists and psychoanalysts such as Jean Piaget, Lauretta Bender, Leo Kanner and Elwyn James Anthony.

[PNC 091237] The article explored how stigma was perceived and experienced by women living with HIV and what the main effects of this seemed to be on their lives.

Based on an analysis of the emergence and development of clinical biobanking in the Netherlands, this article explores how processes of bio-objectification associated with biobanking arise, redefining the ways in which distinctions between research and clinical care are governed.

Unlike the above research, the study in this article explores how to exploit compressive sensing in RSN composed of a number of transmit sensors but only one receiving sensor.

Through a combined adaptive cycle and political ecology approach, this article explores how the Afro-Brazilian Quilombolas of Bombas, living inside the protected area of PETAR, respond to and shape social-ecological changes in the Atlantic Forest.

Drawing on a two-year project, Creating Facebook, this article explores how the actions and agency of Facebook users contribute to the distortion of information and polarisation of socio-political opinion.

Andrew Barker, on whose biography of Altenberg I'm dependent for much in this article, explores how the riddles of simplicity and excess go deeper.