G Thomas
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 7788 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G Thomas |
| PRENOMES | G |
| SOBRENOME | Thomas |
| ASSINATURA | THOMAS G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Lincoln |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6908-7974 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 41 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1931 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Three-Dimensional Movement Analysis of Hugging in Romantic Couples and Platonic Friends Using Markerless Motion Capture
Hugs are an important nonverbal social-affective behavior that plays a crucial role in romantic relationships. Unfortunately, little is known about how movement biomechanics during hugging relate to relationship status and personality factors. To address these open questions, the present proof-of-principle project focused on three-dimensional movement analyses of hugs in different imagined emotional situations (positive, negative, or neutral) pro…
How physical activity context relates to cognition across the lifespan
Forest land deals, resistance, and legitimisation – a comparative analysis of discourse coalitions and silent actors in Cameroon and Malaysia
An umbrella review of the benefits and risks associated with youths’ interactions with electronic screens
A Descriptive Epidemiology of Screen-Based Devices by Children and Adolescents
Social impact bonds in the UK homeless sector
Purpose Social impact bonds (SIBs) have become a favoured way to fund public services, including housing, prison and homelessness projects, in an era of austerity. In a growing critical literature on SIBs, a largely absent voice is that of the link worker. This paper aims to focus on the views of link workers in a SIB funded project which works with long-term entrenched rough sleepers in the East of England. Design/methodology/approach Interviews…
Working with individuals who have experienced homelessness
Purpose Staff who work with vulnerable people with multiple needs are known to experience high levels of stress and burnout, as well as high levels of job satisfaction. This paper aims to explore the experiences of staff working in a project with individuals experiencing long-term homelessness in Lincolnshire. Design/methodology/approach An evaluation of a project working with individuals experiencing long-term homelessness included a focus group…
Using concept mapping to understand motivational interviewing practice
Purpose Motivational interviewing (MI) has developed considerably since its inception, which may have led to diverse practice across contexts and differential understanding of core principles. Concept mapping is one potential method for offering insight into practitioner awareness, understanding and application of MI. The paper aims to discuss this issue. Design/methodology/approach In total, 29 professionals from a range of disciplines, includin…
Effects of age and stimulus material on character introductions of Swedish-speaking four- to six-year-olds
This study investigates effects of age on character introductions in the oral narratives of seventy-two monolingual Swedish-speaking four- to six-year-olds, comparing results from the Multilingual Assessment Instrument for Narratives (MAIN; Gagarina et al. , 2012, 2015), and the Edmonton Narrative Norms Instrument (ENNI; Schneider et al. , 2005). The proportion of appropriate referring expressions for introducing story characters clearly increase…
Labour's Crisis
Having studied, researched and worked with the late Duncan Tanner, to whose memory this book is dedicated, Andrew Edwards can boast a solid pedigree in both Labour and Welsh history. In this study he analyses the fortunes and strategies of the Labour Party in north-west Wales, from the party’s electoral ascendancy in the post-war period, which culminated in the capture of thirty-two out of thirty-six Welsh seats at the 1966 general election, to i…
The Single Assessment Process in Primary Care
Recent government policies have been active in addressing social inclusion and active participation of older people in many aspects of societal life. Independence and wellbeing animate these developments and are evident in the emphasis on person-centred services within the single assessment process for older people (Department of Health, 2002b). Drawing on a feasibility study of the Single Assessment Process as a ‘case-finding’ approach, this pap…
The 'Nature' of Contiguous Borders
This paper presents the dataset developed from an NSF-supported project on reconceptualizing borders through the use of geographical information systems (GIS). After presenting an overview of the 301 contiguous land borders which were remeasured in terms of ease of interaction (opportunity), and salience/importance (willingness), the dataset is used to revisit hypotheses dealing with territory and borders, specifically four hypotheses developed b…
The Canonization of Jazz and Afro-American Literature
Callaloo - Volume 25, Number 1, Winter 2002
Cissampelos sympodialis Eichl. leaf extract increases the production of IL-10 by concanavalin-A-treated Balb/c spleen cells
Social deprivation and patterns of consultation for respiratory symptoms
1increased asthma mortality, 2 and greater severity of asthmatic symptoms 3 have been observed in relation to social class and geographical deprivation. By contrast the prevalence of symptoms such as wheeze has not been consistently found to vary with social class. 3‐5 One explanation of these conflicting observations is that people from deprived backgrounds with respiratory symptoms may be less prone to seek or comply with health care. In the Un…
Antidepressant effect of an ethanolic extract of the leaves of Cissampelos sympodialis in rats and mice
Carolingian Culture in the North Sea World
Ashma and growth—Cause for concern
This project aimed to investigate the height and weight of children with asthma in the community. The Tayside Childhood Asthma Project examined medical records of 3143 children drawn from 12 general practices, for details of asthma morbidity and management. Concurrently, but independent from it, the Tayside Growth Study measured heights and weights of children aged 3-5, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 14 years. This paper reports on a cross-sectional analysis of…
Some materials for Indian photohistory research
The Madras photographic society 1856–61
The three Presidencies in British India vied with each other in organizing photographic activities for the benefit of the very many people who were becoming interested in learning and practising the new magic of ‘writing with light’, and had thus established sizeable clubs in their respective Presidency towns of Bombay (1855), Calcutta (1856), and Madras (1856), but cogent and authentic information is now available only about the Madras Photograp…
That oriental streak In Julia Margaret Cameron's Ancestry
The fact that Julia Margaret Cameron's father, James Pattie, had a family tradition of service in India, under the East India Company, long before 1715, when the first Pattie is known to have died there,1 made ‘one of the present day descendants suggest jokingly that the name may originally have been Patel’.2 However, there is no reason to believe that Pattie was of any other stock than English.3 Nevertheless, writing of the famous Pattle sisters…
Indian Mutiny Veterans
Though we have not come across any photographic record of the Indian Mutiny as it took place, there are photographs of places closely connected with that cataclysmic occurrence, taken soon after. None could have made a better follow-up of the sites of the Mutiny than Robert Christopher Tytler and his wife, Harriet Christina. Both had first-hand knowledge of the events, in Delhi and in Lucknow
The Elliot Marbles
Though not as well known as the Elgin Marbles,1 the Elliot Marbles, also latterly called the Amaravati Marbles, are likewise in the safe custody of the British Museum, London
The Expansion of the State
The term intersectionality references the critical insight that race, class, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, nation, ability, and age operate not as unitary, mutually exclusive entities, but rather as reciprocally constructing phenomena. Despite this ...Read More
Babu Rajendra Lall Mitra
Babu Rajendra Lall Mitra was among the earliest Indians to practice photography. He was the third son of Janmejay Mitra of an eastern suburb of Calcutta, now known as Belighata. He was born on 16th February 18221, and was educated in the Hindu Free School run by Govind Chander Bysack. It is on record that he was admitted to the Medical College, Calcutta on 3rd December 1837, but that due to reasons not now known, he left the college in May 18412.…
The 'Nature' of Contiguous Borders
This paper presents the dataset developed from an NSF-supported project on reconceptualizing borders through the use of geographical information systems (GIS). After presenting an overview of the 301 contiguous land borders which were remeasured in terms of ease of interaction (opportunity), and salience/importance (willingness), the dataset is used to revisit hypotheses dealing with territory and borders, specifically four hypotheses developed b…
The Single Assessment Process in Primary Care
Recent government policies have been active in addressing social inclusion and active participation of older people in many aspects of societal life. Independence and wellbeing animate these developments and are evident in the emphasis on person-centred services within the single assessment process for older people (Department of Health, 2002b). Drawing on a feasibility study of the Single Assessment Process as a ‘case-finding’ approach, this pap…
Working with individuals who have experienced homelessness
Purpose Staff who work with vulnerable people with multiple needs are known to experience high levels of stress and burnout, as well as high levels of job satisfaction. This paper aims to explore the experiences of staff working in a project with individuals experiencing long-term homelessness in Lincolnshire. Design/methodology/approach An evaluation of a project working with individuals experiencing long-term homelessness included a focus group…
Using concept mapping to understand motivational interviewing practice
Purpose Motivational interviewing (MI) has developed considerably since its inception, which may have led to diverse practice across contexts and differential understanding of core principles. Concept mapping is one potential method for offering insight into practitioner awareness, understanding and application of MI. The paper aims to discuss this issue. Design/methodology/approach In total, 29 professionals from a range of disciplines, includin…
Labour's Crisis
Having studied, researched and worked with the late Duncan Tanner, to whose memory this book is dedicated, Andrew Edwards can boast a solid pedigree in both Labour and Welsh history. In this study he analyses the fortunes and strategies of the Labour Party in north-west Wales, from the party’s electoral ascendancy in the post-war period, which culminated in the capture of thirty-two out of thirty-six Welsh seats at the 1966 general election, to i…
Social deprivation and patterns of consultation for respiratory symptoms
1increased asthma mortality, 2 and greater severity of asthmatic symptoms 3 have been observed in relation to social class and geographical deprivation. By contrast the prevalence of symptoms such as wheeze has not been consistently found to vary with social class. 3‐5 One explanation of these conflicting observations is that people from deprived backgrounds with respiratory symptoms may be less prone to seek or comply with health care. In the Un…
The Role of the Lexical Variants in the Present-day Language Situation in Bosnia-Hercegovina
Die Rolle der lexikalischen Varianten in der heutigen Sprachsitua-tion Bosnien-Hercegowinas In Serbien und Kroatien fungiert die serbische bzw. kroatische Variante als autonome Standardsprache des Serbokroatischen. Die drittgrösste Republik Jugoslawiens, Bosnien-Hercegowina, weist einen etwas von diesen beiden Varianten abweichenden Sprachgebrauch auf. Insbesondere können die Wörter, die eine Variante von der anderen unterscheiden, ihre Varianten…
News of the Association
The questionnaires which make up the Language and Area Studies Review, conducted under the auspices of the Office of Education, through the Social Science Research Council, have been mailed to all members. MESA has the highest percentage of returns of any of the area studies associations but many members still have not returned their forms
A Study of the Indeterminate Sentence, Probation and Parole in Utah
Musique de Cachemire
Maximin Daia's Policy and the Edicts of Toleration
G. S. R. Thomas, Maximin Daia's Policy and the Edicts of Toleration. — Après la mort de Galère et la publication de l'édit de Sardique, l'empire romain se trouvait divisé en deux : d'une part, Constantin et Licinius alliés par les fiançailles de Licinius avec Constantia, et soutenant la tolérance représentée par l'édit de Sardique ; d'autre part, Maximin et Maxence, unis par un traité secret. L'alliance entre Constantin et Licinius fut renforcée …
News of the Association
The questionnaires which make up the Language and Area Studies Review, conducted under the auspices of the Office of Education, through the Social Science Research Council, have been mailed to all members. MESA has the highest percentage of returns of any of the area studies associations but many members still have not returned their forms
The First Four Decades of Photography in India
Within a few years of its discovery, photography reached the shores of far-away India, which was then both commercially and politically a land of great potentialities. Between service forays, officers or the British army in India had nothing much to do in their posts and were free to indulge in hobbies of their choice British civilians too, loved the adventure arid opportunities that offered themselves in an exotic land. They flitted from post to…
The Rajas and Taaluqdars of Oudh
Darogah Haji Abbas AliFootnote1, a municipal engineer, was responsible for The Lucknow Album Footnote2 (1874), consisting of a map of Lucknow and photographic illustrations of the town, with detailed descriptions of the various places of interest. It was intended as a guide to the town. The book contains 50 photographs, but we are not sure whether these were taken by the author himself. R. DESMOND, Photography in India during the nineteenth centu…
The social background of childhood nutrition in the Ciskei
Photography and the Elphinstone Institution of Bombay
Ralizing the potentials of photography, the Court of Directors of the East India company recommended to the Government of Bombay as early as 1845 ‘the encouragement of the study of this useful art of photography in any of the seientific or educational institutions under the control or inf1uence of your government’. They also offered to furnish students with the requisite apparatus, if they found it necessary to procure them from England1. The pro…
The Temple Town of Conjeevaram, and Henry Dixon
An album of photographs by Major Henry Dixon, 22nd MNI1, published in 1868, has recently been found in the Connemara Library, Madras
Linnaeus Tripe in Madras Presidency
Captain Linnaeus Tripe's career reached its climax during his term as Photographer to the Government of Madras between 1857 and 1860
Bogawantalawa, the final resting place of Julia Margaret Cameron
The tombstones of Julia Margaret Cameron and her husband in the picturesque graveyard of St. Mary's Church at Bogawantalawa1 near Glencairn in Sri Lanka are reminders of the love the Camerons had for that country, ever since Mr C. H. Cameron toured the island in his capacity as Reforms Commissioner, during his service in India. After their later years in England (1846–1875), the Camerons decided ‘to spend the last years of their lives in Ceylon a…
Briefly Noted
Custom and compromise
The Role of the Lexical Variants in the Present-day Language Situation in Bosnia-Hercegovina
Die Rolle der lexikalischen Varianten in der heutigen Sprachsitua-tion Bosnien-Hercegowinas In Serbien und Kroatien fungiert die serbische bzw. kroatische Variante als autonome Standardsprache des Serbokroatischen. Die drittgrösste Republik Jugoslawiens, Bosnien-Hercegowina, weist einen etwas von diesen beiden Varianten abweichenden Sprachgebrauch auf. Insbesondere können die Wörter, die eine Variante von der anderen unterscheiden, ihre Varianten…
Colonel E. C. Impey and his Indian connection
Eugene Clutterbuck Impey had the distinction of belonging to the third generation of Impeys to serve the East India Company in India. The earliest Impey to have anything to do with India was his grandfather, Elijah, who was the counsel for the East India Company before the House of Commons in 1772. He was sent to India in 1774, and was knighted and appointed Chief Justice of Bengal immediately upon arrival. He held that post until 1789. Sir Elija…
Major Robert Gill in the Nizam's Dominion of Berar
Recently a set of 47 photographs (ca. 1870), by Major Robert Gill of the 44th Madras Native Infantry, was discovered in the files of the National Archives at Bhopal1. Gill is not unknown to photohistorians, for in his lifetime he had contributed photographs copiously to books, but the newly-discovered photographs have not been published before2
The Expansion of the State
The term intersectionality references the critical insight that race, class, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, nation, ability, and age operate not as unitary, mutually exclusive entities, but rather as reciprocally constructing phenomena. Despite this ...Read More
Babu Rajendra Lall Mitra
Babu Rajendra Lall Mitra was among the earliest Indians to practice photography. He was the third son of Janmejay Mitra of an eastern suburb of Calcutta, now known as Belighata. He was born on 16th February 18221, and was educated in the Hindu Free School run by Govind Chander Bysack. It is on record that he was admitted to the Medical College, Calcutta on 3rd December 1837, but that due to reasons not now known, he left the college in May 18412.…
Indian Mutiny Veterans
Though we have not come across any photographic record of the Indian Mutiny as it took place, there are photographs of places closely connected with that cataclysmic occurrence, taken soon after. None could have made a better follow-up of the sites of the Mutiny than Robert Christopher Tytler and his wife, Harriet Christina. Both had first-hand knowledge of the events, in Delhi and in Lucknow
The Elliot Marbles
Though not as well known as the Elgin Marbles,1 the Elliot Marbles, also latterly called the Amaravati Marbles, are likewise in the safe custody of the British Museum, London
That oriental streak In Julia Margaret Cameron's Ancestry
The fact that Julia Margaret Cameron's father, James Pattie, had a family tradition of service in India, under the East India Company, long before 1715, when the first Pattie is known to have died there,1 made ‘one of the present day descendants suggest jokingly that the name may originally have been Patel’.2 However, there is no reason to believe that Pattie was of any other stock than English.3 Nevertheless, writing of the famous Pattle sisters…
Some materials for Indian photohistory research
The Madras photographic society 1856–61
The three Presidencies in British India vied with each other in organizing photographic activities for the benefit of the very many people who were becoming interested in learning and practising the new magic of ‘writing with light’, and had thus established sizeable clubs in their respective Presidency towns of Bombay (1855), Calcutta (1856), and Madras (1856), but cogent and authentic information is now available only about the Madras Photograp…
Ashma and growth—Cause for concern
This project aimed to investigate the height and weight of children with asthma in the community. The Tayside Childhood Asthma Project examined medical records of 3143 children drawn from 12 general practices, for details of asthma morbidity and management. Concurrently, but independent from it, the Tayside Growth Study measured heights and weights of children aged 3-5, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 14 years. This paper reports on a cross-sectional analysis of…
Antidepressant effect of an ethanolic extract of the leaves of Cissampelos sympodialis in rats and mice
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