White Screen Research Articles

A World of Tangled Vines, Falling Berries, Bruised Grapes, Rough Rinds, and Ripening Flesh

A World of Tangled Vines, Falling Berries, Bruised Grapes, Rough Rinds, and Ripening Flesh Catina Bacote (bio) Mom cracks the packed dirt with a hand hoe and turns it over again and again. She works right through dinnertime and doesn’t come out of the yard when her arms start to ache and her knees stiffen. Above her, the sky closes up. The pace of Eastern Circle slows down. Kids stroll through the projects instead of running. Grown folks hoist themselves off their porches and head inside. Before nightfall, my mother piles dirt into a row and down the length of it digs small holes with her fingers, around and around until each one is deep enough to hold the strawberry seeds that her father gave her. She models her garden after Dada’s. He grows red tea roses and sunflowers, so she plants them too. But after her first season, she discovers that her calling is fruit. He brings her eggplant and cucumbers, and she offers him cantaloupe, watermelon, and blackberries. Sometimes they work together in her garden, adopting an easy rhythm of digging and planting. He tells her stories that reach all the way back to Nashville and even to Selma. His parents met on a plantation and grew crops for a white man who wanted them to have nothing of their own. When they left his fields for good, they had their first and only son. Together they harvested food like okra and watermelon and taught their little boy when to water, when to weed, and when to just step back. Mom listens to her father’s stories and leans into the land, not only her yard, but the entire neighborhood. A place that belongs to her family and friends— twenty-three acres tucked away on the eastern side of the city. She was eight years old when her family moved into Eastern Circle, and her father planted his first garden. He decided what to grow by watching how the sun fell and where the large bushes gave off too much shade. He couldn’t clear the brush all at once, so he took his time, working [End Page 45] under the full sun and sometimes in the faint light of early morning. When his vegetables began to sprout, she’d watch him stride in between the rows, tracing his hand along the bend of a collard green, raking his fingers in the soil just for the feel of it. His garden, the only one in Eastern Circle, enlivened everything around it: the brick buildings, the concrete porches, the white screen doors, the narrow walkways. Its colors deepened with the day’s changing light. And from week to week, buds broke and leaves unfurled. Even the soil, raked and moist, yielded variation: smooth stones broken into bits, tiny sand crystals, dark clay. Every summer, twenty rows of vegetables and flowers rose up in his yard, and his neighbors stopped by just to be near it. When Mom moved into her own apartment in the projects, she wanted a garden too and her father helped her care for it until the summer he died. As the days march on his yard looks like it always does at that time of the year: tomato plants wrapped around branches, yellow squash hidden between leaves, eggplant suspended like dark half-moons. The marigolds, lilies, jasmine, sunflowers, and daisies stand at full height. The climbing rose bush strung over the porch awning is on the verge of blooming. Mom tends his garden: watering at daybreak, pulling weeds out by hand, leaving the worms alone. One night when she’s home in bed, she tries not to think about what’s taken root in Eastern Circle—an enterprise that brings in strangers and keeps young men standing on the curb. She especially tries not to think about the fight her father had tried to break up. Instead, she asks for a sign that his spirit is at rest and the very next day, she gets her proof. His roses bloom more gloriously than they ever had before, jutting out over the porch, reaching up the side of the house. Her devotion to her...

Результати дослідження фауни вогнівок (Lepidoptera, Pyralidae) природного заповідника «Михайлівська цілина»

Studies of the night butterflies fauna of the «Mykhailivska tsilyna» reserve were fragmentary until 2000. The species composition of the most groups of these butterflies is still unexplored. A number of papers, including Klyuchko Z.F., contain information about Noctuidae family of that locality. Based on our research, the total list of Noctuidae species of the reserve includes 91 species, which is almost 50% of the potential in the region. In addition to the butterflies of the bombicoid complex, the fauna of Gelechiidae moth was also studied (14 species) on the territory of the reserve, as well as a number of night butterflies families, including Pyralidae moth. The study of pyralid moths species composition of the «Mykhailivska tsilyna» reserve was started in 2002 and continued in 2018. The aim of this work was to continue the study of butterflies fauna of the territories of the «Mykhailivska tsilyna» reserve in 2019 under the program of the Research Laboratory «Monitoring of Populations of Animals and Plants of Sumy Region». Pyralid moths were collected during three expeditionary trips: May 2-4, July 19-21 and September 6-8,2019 inthe village Velyki Luky on the estate site for visitors of the reserve (50 ° 44′44 ″ N, 34 ° 9′48 ″ E). With the onset of twilight (21.00-21.30) 2 arc-mercury lamps of 250 W were switched on (on July 19-21 and September 6-8, another lamp was replaced with a more powerful one - 500 W). Lamps were fixed at a height of 2-2.5 mfrom the ground surface against white screens. Caught butterflies were immediately placed in mordants filled with ethyl acetate. At dawn (4.00-5.00) the light was switched off. Insects were mounted on entomological needles or inserted into mattresses for further determination. Butterflies were also collected by the manual method at the day-to-day locations (vegetation, trunks and stumps, fences, walls of buildings, warehouses, etc.). Thus some species that did not fly into the light were collected. We also managed to collect material at points where it was impossible to use the light of the lamps. Species identification was performed by external morphological features, in particular wing pattern and genital apparatus preparations. In total, in 2019, 360 species of night butterflies were collected in the reserve, and about 100 of which were pyralid moths. Thus there were detected 44 species of pyralid moth from 6 subfamilies. 11 species of them are indicated for this territory for the first time. The generalized list (taking into account previously published data) of pyralid moths in the territory of the «Mykhailivska tsilyna» reserve is 78 species. In 2019, the list was supplemented by 11 species: Synaphe punctalis , Sciota rhenella , Eurhodope rosella , Isauria dilucidella , Anagasta welseriella , Cadra furcatella , Scoparia subfusca , Agriphila poliellus , Pyrausta purpuralis , Uresiphita gilvata , Phlyctaeni a coronata . It is worth noting that A. welseriella , a common species in southernUkraine, was found inSumy region for the first time.

A Place for Agency, a Place for Positivism, a Place for Both over the Life Course

“Why don’t you meet me in the middle, middle.” Maren Morris “Middle” When I woke up this morning, I got out of bed, opened my bedroom door, went to the other side of the house, into the home office, turned on the computer, logged in, and opened up my word processing program. I then proceeded to create a new document and stared at the white screen familiar to us all. I did all of these acts purposefully and of my own accord. As a tenured, full professor nothing made me undertake all those steps on this particular morning.

Quantification of corneal transparency in post‐mortem human corneas using laser scatter image analysis

BackgroundThe cornea is a highly transparent structure covering the anterior one‐fifth of the eyeball. The suitability of post‐mortem donor corneas for keratoplasty is currently qualitatively assessed. This makes inferences prone to bias and subjective variability. This study aimed to develop a simple, feasible and cost‐effective method to quantify corneal transparency.MethodsAn artificial anterior chamber was modified to provide a central transparent passage and a standardised pressure segment. All corneas graded ‘fair’ were included in this study. The corneoscleral buttons were mounted on the modified artificial anterior chamber. The mounted chamber was held in a horizontal position at a fixed distance from a white projection screen. The laser source was placed in alignment with an artificial anterior chamber so that it passed through the centre of the cornea. A camera mounted on a tripod stand was placed at a prefixed distance. An image of the scattered laser spot that formed after the laser passed through the mounted cornea on the screen was captured with a single digital camera and standardised settings. Image analysis was performed using ImageJ, an open platform for scientific image analysis. The average red pixel intensity, max intensity, and full‐width half max were calculated.ResultsThe average red intensity was 132.45 ± 6.65 SD. The mean for max intensity was 51.1 ± 3.78 SD and the full‐width half max 787.7 ± 84.7 SD.ConclusionLaser quantification is a simple and cost‐effective method of quantifying corneal transparency. The study lends proof to the principle involved.

28.1: Invited Paper: What’s the Focus of Debate in IEC Standardization for the Measurement of Laser Projection Displays?

The projection displays which use lasers or laser hybrids as light sources have been widely applied in offices, homes, and theaters. The optical performance has been more enhanced recently with the development of the technologies, especially in light enhancement, color reproduction, luminance contrast, and dynamic range. The characterization and measurement for these projection displays become very important.The full‐frame projection technologies such as digital micromirror devices (DMDs), liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS), and liquid crystal display (LCD) projectors are typically concerned in the international standardization. The image quality of the projection system in graphics and video reproduction has been discussed in IEC WG10 “Working group of Laser Displays.“ In recent years, the IS (international standard)‐ IEC62906‐5‐1 Laser display and devices Part 5‐1 Measurement of Optical Performance for Laser Front Projection has been developed and reached the CDV stage. However, at this stage, there are some discussions among the expert’s group on the issues of the optical measurement method. The main issues are the two topics related to the CLO (Color Light Output) and CGV (Color Gamut Volume). There are two opposing views within the working group which is a very challenging topic. According to IEC/ISO rule, the consensus is difficult to be achieved for more 2/3 favor support and less 1/4 against.In the traditional projectors, due to the graphic display is mainly used for black and white usage in the office application, the luminous flux output of the full white field was used as the primary indicator in the specification of the standard product. The light output is directly dependent on the power of the projection source. Therefore, a white light enhancement method is employed in some projection display technologies, and in such cases, the brightness of a color display is often lacking. However, this is no longer the general case. Manufacturer use different ways to boost the white lumen value for the full white screen, but the saturated colors do not get the same boost in brightness. The lumen ratio between the full white and the colors is no longer maintained. In the new standard we recommend using a regional grid pattern to test the projector's light output, including white light output and color light output.Set of four colour tile test patterns used for projector characterizationfigureMoreover, the argue for color volume method is the derivative from the CLO/WLO issue. The main point is the argument between the applicability of CGV method (CIELAB usage) in HDR/SDR conditions. In this paper, we reviewed some of the most important aspects to provide a basic understanding the current development of laser projection display measurement in IEC standardization.Example of range in colors produced by a given display as represented by the CIELAB color spacefigure

Fear leads to a deficit of prepulse inhibition of blink reflex in healthy humans.

We aimed to analyze whether or not fear conditioning exerts an effect on prepulse inhibition (PPI) of blink reflex (BR). To create fear conditioning, we used fearful faces. Since fearful faces lead to a specific set of fear conditioning, we hypothesized PPI of BR would change under the observation of fearful faces. We included 17 healthy subjects with a mean age of 30.8 ± 6.9years and seven healthy subjects with a mean age of 57.7 ± 7.3years between January 2018 and June 2018 and recorded PPI of BR. The recordings were done before observation of any image, during observation of images, and immediately after observation of images. Observation of images included observation of fearful faces for 30s and a neutral image of a white screen for 30s (in a randomized order). There was a R2-PPI deficit during observation of fearful faces in each group whereas R2-PPI fully developed at other time points. R1 amplitude and R2 magnitude were lower during observation of any image compared with baseline and post-observation time points. In conclusion, a deficit of R2-PPI develops during observation of fearful faces in humans which is probably related to activation of the amygdala.

Features of measuring the brightness of the screens

The situation with the metrological assurance of brightness measurements in Ukraine is analyzed. The main regulatory documents for the characterization of lux meters are considered. It was noted, that the components of the uncertainty of brightness due to the difference in the spectral composition of radiation, during calibration and measurement, as well as uncertainties due to spatial heterogeneity of the screens, are not fully considered. The characteristic values of these uncertainties are calculated by the method of mathematical modeling, using generally accepted calculation methods. To calculate the spectral errors, the literature data on the spectra of CCFL and LED monitors were used, as well as the modeling of the spectra of blue, green and red radiation sources, using Gaussian distribution with varying widths. It is shown, that for а brightness meter calibrated by а type A source, the use of white screens for measuring the brightness will result in errors, less than 7%. It is shown, that when calibrating the brightness meter using the CCFL screen and then using the LED for the screen, the errors will be about 1%. Simple formulas are given to evaluate the effect of screen heterogeneity. For а refined assessment of the influence of spatial inhomogeneity, mathematical modeling was carried out — 3 types of brightness distribution, were used with decreasing radiation distribution density and two types of viewing area — а circle (imitation of brightness measurement, using а diaphragm) and а Gaussian distribution (imitation of brightness measurement with а lens) equal widths. It is shown, that for the field of sight in the form of а Gaussian distribution, the influence of the inhomogeneity of the distribution of screen illumination, when moving and changing the width of the field of sight is insignificant. Two approaches have been proposed for building the material base for metrological assurance of brightness measurements.

Contribution to the Lepidoptera Fauna of Hatay (Turkey)

Field studies were carried out in the localities of different altitudes and vegetation covers in the Hatay province in March-October 2018. Papilio demoleus was caught with insect net in the citrus orchards at Antakya and Reyhanlı. Cornifrons ulceratalis, Macaria alternata and Camptogramma bilineatum were caught mercury vapour light trap and white screen in different localities, at different elevations, in different climatic conditions, plant cover and sutface features in Erzin. Papilio demoleus was caught in the citrus gardens in the province of Hatay Reyhanlı district as a male and a female on 05.09.2018 and in Antakya district on 15.10.2018 as two male and three female individuals. This invasive species is widespread all over the world and has the potential to create substantial threat for citrus orchards in the Mediterranean region and in the eastern Mediterranean region of Turkey in next years. As a result, Papilio demoleus (Papilionidae), Cornifrons ulceratalis (Crambidae), Macaria alternata and Camptogramma bilineatum (Geometridae) are new records for the lepidoptera fauna of Hatay.

Comparison between Concentration and Immersion Based on EEG Analysis

Concentration and immersion belong to a similar mental state in which a person is preoccupied with a particular task. In this study, we investigated a possibility of diagnosing two mental states with a subtle difference. Concentration and immersion states were induced to analyze the electroencephalography (EEG) changes during these states. Thirty-two college students in their 20s participated in the study. For concentration, subjects were asked to focus on a red dot at the center of a white screen, and for immersion they were asked to focus on playing a computer game. Relative to rest, Alpha waves decreased during concentration and immersion. Relative to rest, Theta waves decreased at almost all channels during concentration and, on the other hand, increased at all channels during immersion. Beta waves increased during concentration and immersion in the frontal and occipital lobes, with a higher increase in immersion. In the temporal lobe, Beta waves decreased during concentration and increased during immersion. In the central region, Beta waves decreased during concentration and immersion, and the decrease during immersion was larger. Such evident differences between the EEG results for concentration and immersion can imply diagnostic capabilities of various other mental states.

Preliminary Evaluation of a Mobile Device for Dark Adaptation Measurement.

PurposeWe evaluated the feasibility of a smartphone application-based dark adaptation (DA) measurement method (MOBILE-DA).MethodsOn a Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone, MOBILE-DA presented a 1.5° flashing stimulus (wavelength = 453 nm) between −1.15 and −4.33 log candela (cd)/m2 at 8° eccentricity using an adaptive staircase, and logged timing of user response (tapping on the screen) whenever the stimulus became visible (monocularly). In a dark room, the smartphone was placed ≈40 cm from the subject, and a white smartphone screen at maximum brightness (≈300 cd/m2) for 120 seconds was used for bleaching before testing. MOBILE-DA was evaluated in normally-sighted (NV) subjects (n = 15; age, 22–82 years). Additionally, a subject with myopic retinal degeneration (MRD; VA, 20/100; age, 62 years) and another with optic nerve atrophy (ONA; visual acuity [VA], 20/500; age, 40 years) were measured. Maximum test timing was capped at 20 minutes. Linear regression was performed to determine age-effect on DA parameters: rod-cone break time (tRCB) and test-time (tterm). Use of the normalized area under the DA characteristics (AUC) as an outcome measure was explored.ResultsFor NV, the repeatability coefficients for tRCB, tterm, and AUC were ±2.1 minutes, ±5.4 minutes, and 4.4%, respectively, and aging-related delays were observed (tRCB, R2 = 0.47, P = 0.003; tterm, R2 = 0.34, P = 0.013; AUC, R2 = 0.41, P = 0.006). Compared to ONA and NV, DA was greatly prolonged in the MRD subject (52% larger AUC than the NV mean).ConclusionThe age-effect was verified for MOBILE-DA measurements in NV subjects; impaired DA in a case with retinal-degeneration was observed.Translational RelevanceThis study establishes feasibility of the smartphone-based DA measurement method as a potential accessible screening tool for various vision disorders.

Assessment of Fluorescent Dye Brilliant Sulfaflavine Deposition on Stainless Steel Screens as Spray Droplet Collectors

Abstract. The fluorescent dye Brilliant Sulfaflavine (BSF, CAS 2391-30-2) was investigated to determine its photo-stability and recovery on five spray deposition collectors: white plastic plate, nylon screen, and stainless steel (SS) screens of three mesh sizes (40, 60, and 80). The photo-stability of the deposited dye was determined by measuring the variance in fluorescence intensity after daylight exposure. The recovery rates were investigated with statically dispensed droplets and dynamically discharged droplets. In addition, droplet penetration through the screen collectors and the amount of unrecovered dye on reprocessed collectors were assessed to better understand the differences in dye recovery rates among different collector types. Photo-degradation tests verified that all collector types were insignificant in fluorescence degradation (<3.1%) after 120 min of solar exposure. Nylon screens had the lowest dye recovery rate (87.0%) for statically dispensed droplets, whereas plastic plates and SS screens recovered more than 90% of deposited dye. For dynamically discharged droplets, the 60-mesh and 80-mesh SS screens recovered more than 70% of the deposited dye, whereas nylon screens showed less than 50% recovery rate. These results were substantiated visually with a high-speed imaging system that detected droplets penetrating more frequently through screens with larger mesh openings. Throughout ten continuous reprocessing cycles of the fluorimetry test, the fluorescence intensity on reprocessed nylon and 80-mesh SS screen collectors increased by 16.8% and 12.7%, respectively, while there was less than 1% change in fluorescence intensity on the 40-mesh and 60-mesh SS screens. These results were clarified through dye residue verification using digital image analysis. Keywords: Fluorescence intensity, Photo-degradation, Recovery rate, Spray deposition assessment, Stainless steel screen.

Incorporating LGBT Health in an Undergraduate Medical Education Curriculum Through the Construct of Social Determinants of Health.

The AAMC has provided a resource to medical schools for implementing curricular change in lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) health education. However, studies have identified that many health professionals who do not feel comfortable in their ability to provide quality care for LGBT patients do not perform complete sexual histories routinely and/or harbor bias towards these patients or their sexual practices. This situation underscores the continued need for further education on this topic. Based on a needs assessment survey of medical students and faculty, we developed a 1-hour didactic lecture to provide instruction on how social determinants of health impact the care of LGBT patients. Students were not required to have any prerequisite knowledge for the session. A content expert in LGBT health taught the lecture using Microsoft PowerPoint in a traditional medical school lecture hall. The lecture was given to 180 third-year medical students. A total of 63 students (35%) responded to the retrospective pre- and postlecture survey. After the didactic lecture, students reported a statistically significant change in their knowledge of the lecture objectives. The didactic lecture was able to increase students' knowledge of how social determinants impact the health of LGBT patients. The lecture can be incorporated into a longitudinal curriculum on LGBT health. Additional work and research are needed on increasing comfort in faculty teaching.

Analysis of the Effects of High-Voltage Transmission Line on Human Stress and Attention Through Electroencephalography (EEG)

Knowing the variable-frequency, high-intensity electromagnetic field plays an important role in the humans’ surroundings, numerous studies have been carried out on stress and attention based on EEG data. In this study, a comparison was drawn between the brain waves of individuals living near high-voltage transmission towers and those of people living outside of these zones. The levels of stress and attention were also assessed based on the brain activity of the participants. First, a general questionnaire is completed by the volunteers, and the predisposed samples are included in the research following the screening process. Two 10-member groups (average age of 27 years) of adult males were selected for the research. In one of the groups, the participants are not exposed to high-voltage electric fields. The homes of the members of the second group are located beneath or near high-voltage transmission towers (at a maximum distance of 20 m). Using a 14-channel EEG system, the brain waves of each participant were recorded 5 times over 2 days in the eyes-open resting state while the participants were looking at a white screen. (Ten records of data were obtained per person.) The saliva samples of each participant were also obtained to assess the basal cortisol hormone. The mean EEG stress and attention indices were obtained based on the data on each person, and the mean cortisol level of each group was compared to that of the other group. The investigation and comparison results proved that the mean EEG attention indices of people exposed to high-voltage electric fields were lower than those of the ordinary people. On the other hand, the mean levels of basal EEG stress and salivary cortisol hormone were higher in the people exposed to high-voltage electric fields than the ordinary people. Given the variations of the mean indices of stress and attention in the EEGs and salivary samples of the participants as a result, self-efficacy decreases over time.

THUR 006 A case of GABA-B antibody mediated encephalopathy

A previously well 17 year old female presented with a self-limiting episode of derealisation and depersonalisation lasting 24 hours. Initial MRI demonstrated new left peri-trigonal white matter hyperintensity. Initial bloods were normal and serum was negative for white cell enzymes, VLCFA and broad autoimmune screen but positive for GABA-b antibodies (Ab).Six months later, an acute cognitive decline, intermittent upper limb tremor and emotional lability led to readmission. On examination she had an ACE-R of 88/100 and mildly slowed saccades. Repeat MRI was stable and EEG was diffusely slow, particularly the right temporal lobe. She had a mild CSF lymphocytosis (8 cells). An underlying malignancy was excluded with CT chest, abdomen, pelvis and PET CT. She was treated with PLEX and pulsed intravenous methylprednisolone, which led to an improvement of her symptoms and cognitive status. She was discharged on oral steroid taper. One month later she had a milder relapse and was retreated with PLEX and started on mycophenolate. She has now been in remission for 18 months.ConclusionsOur case highlights that neurologists should consider GABA-b Ab mediated encephalitis as a differential in patients presenting with derealisation and depersonalisation, in addition to previously described presentations of seizures and ataxia.

We Want Black Students, Just Not You: How White Admissions Counselors Screen Black Prospective Students

Most historically and predominantly white institutions (HPWIs) now desire some number of black students on their campuses. However, recent theoretical scholarship suggests that HPWIs’ desire for and willingness to embrace black students is predicated on their racial palatability. The theory of intraracial discrimination stipulates that white gatekeepers are increasingly inclined to screen blacks to “weed out” those they perceive as too concerned with race and racism. In this study, the author assessed whether there was evidence of intraracial discrimination within the HPWI admissions regime. The data were derived through an audit of 517 white admissions counselors, employed at the same number of institutions, who received inquiry e-mails from fictitious black high school students who presented as more or less racially salient. The findings reveal that white admissions counselors are more responsive to black students who present as deracialized and racially apolitical than they are to those who evince a commitment to antiracism and racial justice. These findings provide convincing support for the theory of intraracial discrimination within the HPWI admissions regime. The author concludes with a brief discussion of the implications of these findings.

EEG-Correlates of Mental Attention are Modified by Presence of Specifying Visual Signals

This work continues the study of EEG-correlates of cognitive states with different contributions of sensory and mental attention. The design of the experiments was similar to that used for investigations of evoked EEG activity, but we analyzed spectral power parameters of quasi-stationary EEGs. Tests for sensory attention and for mental attention (productive and reproductive imaginary) were presented in blocks of 80 probes each. Each probe contained 2 signals: visually presented words designated an object of sensory or mental task in the probe, then a presentation of an image started a process of memorization, a presentation of a white screen started either a process of recollection, or a process of imaging. The evaluations of EEG spectral power in the states of sensory and mental attention and their comparison with the reference state of rest showed that the very scheme of a test with multiple inclusions of visual stimuli to trigger and to direct mental activities produced a specific functional state of rapid switching between the dominants of external and internal attention. The EEG correlates of mental states were rather different as compared with the EEG correlates obtained in extended uninterrupted states of mental attention.

Hatay’da İki Güvenin İlk Kaydı ve Türlerin Dış ve Genital Morfolojisi

This study was conducted in field and laboratory. Nemophora fascielle (Fabricius, 1775) (Adelidae) and Endothenia sororiana (Herrich-Schaffer, 1851) (Tortricidae) were caught with insect net, mercury vapour light trap and white screen, at different altitudes, with various vegetation in Hatay. In the field studies, N. fascielle totally 3 male and 2 female, and E. sororiana totally 5 male and 1 female were collected. Specimens were dissected in the laboratory and prepared male genitalia and wings slides. We described the external and male genital morphology of N. fascielle and E. sororiana in detail and also diagnostical morphological features. As a result of the study, N. fascielle and E. sororiana are first record for Hatay.

Türkiye Çanakkale İlinde Tebenna micalis (Lepidoptera, Choreutidae)’in İlk Kaydı ve Türün Dış ve Genital Morfolojisi

This study was conducted in field and laboratory. Tebenna micalis was caught in Artichoke gardens in Çanakkale with insect net, mercury vapour light trap and white screen. In the field studies, totally 35 male and 31 female specimens were collected. Specimens were dissected in the laboratory and prepared male and female genitalia and wings slides. We described the external and male and female genital morphology of Tebenna micalis in detail and also diagnostical morphological features. As a result of the study, Tebenna micalis is a new record for Çanakkale province.

Serial Nuns: Michelle Williams Gamaker’s <em>The Fruit Is There to Be Eaten</em> as Serial and Trans-Serial

Serial Nuns: Michelle Williams Gamaker’s <em>The Fruit Is There to Be Eaten</em> as Serial and Trans-Serial

Consistency of fNIRS parameters: A parallel forms and test-retest reliability study

Consistency of fNIRS parameters: A parallel forms and test-retest reliability study