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implies that these are identical to brightness temperatures computed from radiosonde data T,. …

… In addition, because laypeople often don’t have access to detailed information about risks,
they tend to perceive them more in conjunction with emotions such as dread and fear. This …

… doesn’t receive the public sphere’s outputs of considered public opinion and communicative
power, the public won’t regard political actors and institutions as legitimate, and they won’t …

A cross-sectional study determined the prevalence of ecto-, endo- and haemoparasites in
free-range chickens from the Goromonzi District, Zimbabwe. Fifty young and 50 adult birds …

This study analyzed a social media campaign promoting child welfare to explore the
associations among people's social media use, their engagement with different social media …

What is the impact of ad parodies on the brands they spoof? This question arises from the
recent confluence of heightening comedic interest in parodying advertising and the growing …

Focusing on several message features that are prominent in antismoking campaign literature,
this content-analytic study examines 934 antismoking video clips on YouTube for the …

E-cigarettes are widely promoted on the Internet, but little is known about what kinds of
information about them are available online. This study examines message, source, and health …

… [1−β(T c −T a )−β(T a −T r )] An energy balance of the array equates the solar energy gain
in the array to the electrical output and thermal losses as:(3) ταI array =ηI array +U L (T c −T a ) …

This study explicates the mechanism underlying the process through which news and
entertainment media shape people's personal- and societal-level risk perceptions. It combines the …