In this article, I first propose to reinterpret R. T. Craig’s (1999) call for a dialogue between communication perspectives as a formulation of design specs to which any constitutive model of communication should respond. I then propose to answer this call by metaphorically conceiving of communication as a form of ventriloquism, which translates our capacity to make other beings say or do thing...

The in-medium modifications of the hadron properties are discussed. We focus on the lattice QCD calculations of the hadron masses, screening masses, decay constants and wave functions. We discuss the experimental results on the mass reduction as the density increases. We briefly address the phenomenological consequences and outline a working program to extend the lattice calculations to finite ...

The ansatz of vanishing A and B parameters eliminates CP violating complex phases in soft supersymmetry-breaking parameters of the minimal supersymmetric standard model, and thus provides a simple solution to the supersymmetry CP problem. Phenomenological implications of this ansatz are investigated in the framework of minimal supergravity. We show that electroweak symmetry breakdown occurs, pr...

Phenomenological approach is one of the leading approaches in practice qualitative psychological research. Two perspectives can be distinguished it: descriptive phenomenology and interpretive phenomenology. A researcher intending to apply a phenomenological strategy expected able attitude, which plays key role both process data collection analysis. This article focuses on field based E. Husserl...

A simple semi-phenomenological model, which accurately predicts the dependence of thresholdcurrent for temperature of Resonant-phonon three well quantum cascade laser based on verticaltransitions is offered. We found that, the longitude optical phonon scattering of thermally excitedelectrons is the most important limiting factor for thermal performance of high frequency THz QCLs.In low frequenc...

Some selected topics involving photonic and leptonic rare B decays are reviewed. The interest in their measurement for the CKM phenomenology is underlined. They are also potentially interesting in searching for physics beyond the standard model. This is illustrated on the examples of the decays B → (K,K)ll and B → (ρ, ω)γ by contrasting their anticipated phenomenological profiles in the standar...

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A combined model on the basis of generalized Field-Colgate and Terlevich-Melnick models are proposed for QSOs. Using LBQS data, it seems that the predictions of the model is confirmed by observations. The behavior of comoving density versus redshift is consistent with LDDE for QSQs. Considering the cosmic evolution of SFR, a unified aspect for origin and evolution of QSOs and ordinary galaxies ...

Phenomenology and the phenomenological movement were founded by the German philosopher Edmund Husserl at the beginning of the 20th century. Husserl’s command “to the things themselves” does not simply mean withdrawing from prejudices and from all traditional dogmas; rather, it is an invitation to become fully immersed in things. The phenomenological attitude tries to be as open as possible to t...

A possible extension of the theory of categories to the structural-phenomenological domains of science is presented. Notions like phenomenological categories with phenomenological objects and morphisms and structural-phenomenological categories with objects formed both of structural and phenomenological parts are introduced. Concerning the functors, the most important are those between structur...