Preaching: An initial theoretical exploration

Preaching to the converted? An analysis of the UK public for space exploration.

This article presents the results of a survey carried out at two space outreach events in the UK aimed at characterising "the public for space exploration" and measuring public support for space exploration. Attitude towards space exploration and policy preferences were used as measures of public support. The sample involved 744 respondents and was mainly composed of adults between 25 and 45 ye...

Theoretical exploration of blastocyst morphogenesis.

A theoretical exploration of cell distribution on the mouse blastocyst is conducted. A model ball of cells represents the morula which develops into a 32-cell model blastocyst that is enclosed in a spherical surface with a hemispherical cavity at one end. In the combinatorial analysis it is assumed that each cell of the 2-cell embryo forms 16 cells in the blastocyst and that these 16 cells touc...

WORKING PAPER Knowledge Management and Innovation An Initial Exploration

The personality of young artists: an empirical and theoretical exploration.

Despite venerable stereotypes and even some recent empirical observations regarding the personality of artists, the following questions remain unanswered in any objective way: (1) Do personality factors differentiate art students from other students of the same age and sex? (2) Is there a relationship between the personality of art students and the values they hold? (3) Are there differences in...

An Initial Exploration of Stakeholder Benefit Dependencies in Ambulatory ePrescribing

Ambulatory e-prescribing appears to be a straightforward automation effort that electronically connects a prescriber to an electronic network so an e-script can be sent to a pharmacy. A benefits dependency network (BDN) traces the path from an IS/IT enabler, an e-prescribing module, that enables a business change which results in a benefit. A BDN is particularly useful in e-prescribing which fu...