?A meeting of the Bristol Division of the British Medical Association was held at the Physics Department, Royal Fort, University of Bristol, on Thursday, 12th June, with Dr. J. A. Nixon, Chairman of the Division, presiding. A symposium on " Experiences of First Aid in Air Raids " was held. In opening the meeting the Chairman said it was hoped to get together a body of experience which might be ...

The aim of this study was to investigate the link between ambulance transports due to heat stroke and air temperature by using daily data of ambulance transports in Okayama prefecture, Japan. Daily observations for ambulance transports due to heat stroke from July to September in 2010 in Okayama prefecture, Japan were obtained from Fire and Disaster Management Agency in Japan. Data of meteorolo...

To date, spin generation in three-dimensional topological insulators is primarily modelled as a single-surface phenomenon, attributed to the momentum-spin locking on each individual surface. In this article, we propose a mechanism of spin generation where the role of the insulating yet topologically non-trivial bulk becomes explicit: an external electric field creates a transverse pure spin cur...

The authors explore how to define a welfare spell and how well surveys measure welfare spells. By comparing survey and administrative data from the Work Pays Demonstration Project in California on the receipt of Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), they find that a substantial amount of administrative churning occurs in administrative data. Through a mixing model of several break len...

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This paper reviews the recent debate on the role of aid in providing finance, in changing policies in recipient countries, and in transmitting knowledge. It argues that where economic reforms are recent, as in much of Africa, donors can play an important signalling role. This potential remains untapped because aid allocations have been largely based on political considerations. Donors fear " ai...

The distinctiveness of aid to economic growth and development developing countries has stirred up discussions over the years. conventional arguments have sought evince both optimistic pessimistic views about in Africa while at same time studies are copiously emerging around Chinese Africa’s within broader China-Africa engagements. This article interrogates dynamics surrounding subject examine f...