This paper proposes a modified per-survivor iterative timing recovery scheme, which exploits a new split-preamble strategy in conjunction with a per-survivor processing soft-output Viterbi algorithm (PSPSOVA). The conventional split-preamble strategy places a preamble at the beginning of a data sector and uses it to run a phase-locked loop during acquisition to find an initial phase/frequency o...

Infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus (IHNV) is a rhabdovirus that produces an acute, lethal infection in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). Fish that survive infection cease to produce detectable infectious virus at approximately 46 days after infection, yet there is evidence that survivor fish continue to harbor virus particles (B. S. Drolet, P. P. Chiou, J. Heidel, and J. C. Leong, J. Vi...

Loss of sense of self is a common experience among acquired brain injury survivors. It involves conscious awareness on the part of the survivor that she is somehow not the same person as pre-injury, and is associated with emotionally distressing negative self-evaluations of post-injury changes in functioning. Denial of changes is a relatively common response among survivors who begin to experie...

This article explores young people’s experiences of hearing first-hand testimony from a Holocaust survivor during government-funded educational programme in the UK. The study considers Education UK and prevalence speakers classrooms. It then presents findings 14 semi-structured interviews 44 online surveys exploring in-person survivor. Three themes emerge; that experience had been concrete, con...

To a layman, the term " cancer survivor " might suggest a person who has beaten their cancer. But to those in the cancer field, it means any number of things, from " patient " to someone who is " post treatment, " to a person who is cancer free but cares for a loved one with the disease. In fact, the definition of the word has become so muddy that the organization that pushed for its use severa...