Unconscious Other’s Impression Changer: A Method to Manipulate Cognitive Biases That Subtly Change Others’ Impressions Positively/Negatively by Making AI Bias in Emotion Estimation... by Kyosuke Futami, Sadahiro Yanase, Kazuya Murao, Tsutomu Terada

“…Evaluation using video showed that the presentation of biased emotion estimation information causes a phenomenon that quickly and unconsciously changes the way people see and feel others’ impressions, which supported the RQ. …”
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”THE MOST FORBEARING OF THE CRITICS “ – A CRITIC OF AN ADEQUATE MEASURE: SKETCH (VLADIMÍR PETRÍK: SEEKING THE PRESENT TIME ) by Vladimír Barborík

“…The negative experience from the first half of the 50-tieth determined his way of seeing things. It was a period of extremes. For several years the substance of critical function disappeared (both fine literature and critique became instruments of propaganda) as well as “measure of things“ (not only in the arts). …”
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“The Incest Plot” in John Banville’s Ancient Light by Karen Anne McCarthy

“…In her discussion of incest as form, Hershinow contends that “highlighting form is the only way to see the ways that incest exceeds its literal manifestations” (156). …”
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A data-driven bibliometric review on precision irrigation by Simona Violino, Simone Figorilli, Marianna Ferrigno, Veronica Manganiello, Federico Pallottino, Corrado Costa, Paolo Menesatti

“…This shows that these topics concerning a new way of seeing precision irrigation, placing greater attention to new technologies and algorithms. …”
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Intersections between Eija-Liisa Ahtila and Gilbert Simondon: imagistic experience in the associated milieu by Andreia Machado Oliveira

“…Both philosopher and artist investigate the ways we see, perceive, feel, and assign meanings to the techno-aesthetic artifacts we produce and the associated milieus in which we find ourselves. …”
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Fiction May Confront Theories. Locating Determinism of the Newspeak in G. Orwell’s 1984 by Cătălin Constantinescu

“…Whether consequences are real poses a challenge: following Edward Said’s argument, Steven Mailloux observes that theory can be consequential by rhetorical means: theory does what all discursive practices do and that is that it attempts to persuade its readers (or population in a totalitarian state) to adopt its point of view, its way of seeing texts and the world.…”
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A case of error disclosure: a communication privacy management analysis by Sandra Petronio, Paul R. Helft, Jeffrey T. Child

“…These findings suggest the need for a better understanding of how patients manage their private health information in relationship to their expectations for the way they see the clinician caring for or controlling their health information about errors.…”
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Tajemnica życia i teatru: Teatralne widzenie świata w powieściach Kazimierza Brauna by Joanna Michalczuk

“…Here, theater becomes a theme, a space for creation, a contribution to reflections on the condition of contemporary theater art, and a way of seeing the world. The image of theater in the memory of Braun the theater director is combined with a dream of theater and a vision of its desired future, which are embedded in a mythologizing memory. …”
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Academic identities of South African black women professors: A multiple case study by Ncamisile T. Zulu

“…This study uses empowerment theory to understand the way these five black women academic professors see themselves academically and what informs the way they see themselves academically. Setting: The black women professors were recruited from two South African universities in 2018. …”
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The afterlives of Nawabi Lucknow: tahżīb, nostalgia, and emotions after 1947 by Farhan, NZZ

“…By focusing on groups outside Lucknow, it argues that communities have claimed an emotional affiliation with Lakhnavi <em>tahżīb</em> that informs the way they see themselves, perceive their past, and imagine their futures. …”

Imagining the flood: rationalities of governance in sinking cities by Steig, F

“…Using insights from poststructuralism and Science and Technology Studies (STS), I argue that the way of ‘seeing’ and ‘knowing’ sea level rise is constitutive of the rationalities that undergird the governing of rising water around the world. …”

Rebranding the Neoliberal City: Urban Nature as Spectacle, Medium, and Agency by Joern Langhorst

“…It draws on WJT Mitchell who frames city and urban space as “both represented and presented space, both a signifier and a signified and uses the idea that spaces operates simultaneously as real place and a way of seeing. It will argue that the agency of physical and material change in urban spaces extends beyond its economic, functional and ecological performances into the aesthetic-representational practices of “seeing” and “being seen”.…”
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Projecting the uncanny : the intersection of visuality and architecture by Kitayama, Karen

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The clearest mirror : the science of laughing and crying by Wanucha, Genevieve M. (Genevieve Marie)

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Managing Cultural Landscapes / by Taylor, Ken, 1937-, editor, Lennon, Jane, editor

Mobile characters, mobile texts: homelessness and intertextuality in contemporary texts for young people by Mavis Reimer

“…What the child characters and the readers who take up the position offered to implied readers are asked to do, I argue, is to put on a way of seeing that does not settle, a way of being that strains forward toward the new. …”
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Analysis of Different Uncertainty Activation Cross Section Data Libraries for LWR, ADS and DEMO Neutron Spectr by Cabellos O., Martínez J.S., Díez C.J.

“…To take into account the neutron spectrum, the uncertainty data are collapsed to onegroup. That is a simple way to see the differences among libraries for one application. …”
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Mastery and the mobile future of massively multiplayer games by Roy, Daniel, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Political ideology, racism, and American identity: an examination of white Americans’ support for the police use of excessive force by Milani, J

“…I argue that excessive force is made legible through a frame of personal responsibility, with national and political identities influencing how white Americans, specifically, perceive and reconcile inequality. I suggest this way of “seeing” may explain why so many white Americans, in particular, continue to support the police. …”

Universal statistics of vortex lines. by Nahum, A, Chalker, J

“…Finally, we show that in two dimensions, a lattice gauge theory analogous to that discussed in three dimensions gives a simple way to see the known relation between two-dimensional percolation and the CP(k|k) σ model with a θ term.…”