798 research outputs found
Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Mistel (Viscum album L.) in Nordwestdeutschland
Die Mistel hat im Brauchtum des behandelten Gebietes eine Rolle gespielt und wird heute noch in der pharmazeutischen Industrie verarbeitet. Es wird das Vorkommen der Mistel (Viscum album L.) und ihre Verteilung auf die einzelnen Wirte in Norddeutschland untersucht
Zunahme der Misteln (Viscum album L.) in der Umgebung von Bad Essen
Seit 1973 hat sich die Zahl der Misteln (Viscum album L.) in der Großgemeinde Bad Essen (Landkreis Osnabrück) von 28 auf 157 Exemplare erhöht.The number of Mistletoes (Viscum album L.) around Bad Essen (Lower Saxony) increased since 1973 from 28 to 157 specimens
Three Little Words / music by Harry Ruby; words by Bert Kalmar
Cover: drawing of Amos n Andy; featured in Check and Double Check; Publisher: Harms Incorporated (New York)https://egrove.olemiss.edu/sharris_e/1001/thumbnail.jp
A new Perspective on ISA-Equipment:assistive Devices for Drives with acquired Brain Injury
Intelligent Speed Adaptation [ISA] has proved successful at reducing the speed of normal drivers. However, until now the potential of ISA as an assistive device has been neglected. Two case studies were conducted to test ISA as a support for drivers with acquired brain injury [ABI] in driving with appropriate speed and thereby releasing cognitive capacity for other aspects of driving. The participants were two persons with ABI, who had retained their driving licenses. They were interviewed about their driving strategies before installation of ISA, and about their experience driving with ISA after the test period. The effect of ISA on the participants’ speed is analyzed and combined with their evaluation of the utility of ISA. The results suggest that with further customisation ISA may be a suitable “cognitive prosthesis” for drivers with ABI, but with some reservations towards certain cognitive deficits
Spar på farten:et forsøg med Intelligent Farttilpasning baseret påbaseret på incitament (forsikringsrabat)
A Field Operational Test With Young Volunteers Driving With ISA in Combination With Incentive For Not Speeding
A New Perspective on ISA-Equipment: Assistive devices for Drivers with Acquired Brain Injury
Intelligent Speed Adaptation [ISA] has proved successful at reducing the speed of normal drivers. However, until now the potential of ISA as an assistive device has been neglected. Two case studies were conducted to test ISA as a support for drivers with acquired brain injury [ABI] in driving with appropriate speed and thereby releasing cognitive capacity for other aspects of driving. The participants were two persons with ABI, who had retained their driving licenses. They were interviewed about their driving strategies before installation of ISA, and about their experience driving with ISA after the test period. The effect of ISA on the participants’ speed is analyzed and combined with their evaluation of the utility of ISA. The results suggest that with further customisation ISA may be a suitable “cognitive prosthesis” for drivers with ABI, but with some reservations towards certain cognitive deficits
Controlled study of ISA effects:comparing speed attitudes between young volunteers and external controls, and the effect of different ISA treatments on the speeding of volunteers
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