1980
DOI: 10.1111/j.1460-2466.1980.tb02031.x
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Communication as Complement

Abstract: The P7acticaZ G a p by Robert E. JacobsonThe theoretical and practical gap between the "new" field of communication development and the "traditional" field of nationaldevelopment planning becomes more apparent all the time. RobertHornik's article in the Spring 1980 issue of the Jmmal, "Communication as Complement to Development," is further confirmation of this yawning chasm.Hornik's piece is presented as a survey summarizing the lessons of communication-development experiences over the last two decades: it is… Show more

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“…Lightning is known to produce intense bursts of electromagnetic energy, but these have a spectrum that falls steeply with frequency, with very little power extending into the UHF and microwave regimes. Although lightning does occur over the Southern Ocean [25,26], it is unknown on the Antarctic continent. We do not expect lightning to comprise a significant background to ANITA.…”
Section: Other Possible Backgroundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lightning is known to produce intense bursts of electromagnetic energy, but these have a spectrum that falls steeply with frequency, with very little power extending into the UHF and microwave regimes. Although lightning does occur over the Southern Ocean [25,26], it is unknown on the Antarctic continent. We do not expect lightning to comprise a significant background to ANITA.…”
Section: Other Possible Backgroundsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their solute molecular structures from ~3C NMR data have been reported by Casy, Ogungbamila & Rostron (1982) and the significance of their findings has been discussed by Casy (1982). The activity rankings of their propionate esters were established by Jacobson (1980) as y > a >/3. The present X-ray analyses were carried out on the a-base, /3-base and y-HCI.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%