Interviewing is useful for understanding many aspects of research utilisation, including tracing networks between researchers and users [ 90].
Across Europe, investigators need powers to inhibit terror financing and to trace networks of jihadis through e-mail addresses and mobile phone numbers.
Farb's lab has traced networks of "place cells" to show how animals navigate in different environments, findings that have helped illuminate everything from the fundamental mechanisms of learning to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease.
But images of the planet's oldest terrains taken 20 years ago by the orbiting Viking spacecraft traced networks of valleys, presumably cut by running water 4 billion years ago.
To be sure, identifying cultural and technical antecedents for practices found in specific New World sites is a valuable method to trace networks and the movements that constitute those networks.
The nearly 700 works, often small, range around a quarter of the globe and through nearly 15 centuries, tracing a network that reflects the spread of religion, warfare, trade, artistic techniques and political domination.
Indeed, in tracing the network of research that has shaped neuroethics, we have found threads weaving together from diverse literatures in sociology, anthropology, cognitive psychology, behavioural psychology, marketing, law, and others.
The historical section contains five different traces namely Block I/O Traces, Network File System Traces, Parallel Traces, Static Snapshots, and System Call Traces.
Tracing Sexual Networks Because of the breadth and casualness of sexual networks here, an infection can be virtually impossible to track and control.
On the basis of its distinct neurotropic properties, PrV has also become a major tool in neurobiology for tracing neuronal networks.
