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Die Forschung zur Wirkung von Medien-Frames auf Einstellungen hat eine Reihe kognitiver Mediationsprozesse identifiziert. Diese kognitiven Prozesse können die Wirkung von Medien-Frames allerdings nicht vollständig erklären. Aktuelle Befunde zeigen, dass Framing-Effekte auch auf der Auslösung von Emotionen beruhen können. Bislang fehlen allerdings Studien, die kognitive und emotionale Framing-Prozesse simultan testen und belegen, dass emotionale Wirkungsprozesse auch vorliegen, wenn kognitive Prozesse kontrolliert werden. Der vorliegende Beitrag diskutiert zuerst, warum die Unterscheidung kognitiver und emotionaler Mediationsprozesse relevant ist. Danach werden mittels eines Online-Experiments kognitive und emotionale Wirkungen eines Verursacher-Frames auf die Einstellung zu Strafmaßnahmen untersucht. Die Ergebnisse des Experiments bestätigen unsere Annahmen: Kognitive Vorstellungen und Ärgerreaktionen mediierten die Wirkung des Verursacher-Frames auf die Einstellung zu Strafmaßnahmen.

Although radiation curing is an established technology used in many industrial manufacturing processes, new applications and technical challenges stimulate the development of tailor-made photolatent catalysts. The development of a new bisacylphosphine oxide (BAPO) photoinitiator enables the efficient curing of coatings stabilized with a light stabilizer package consisting of a UV-absorber and a hindered amine light stabilizer (weather-resistant coatings for outdoor applications). Tailor-made photolatent catalysts represent a key feature in the development of new electronic applications like laser direct imaging for the production of printed circuit boards, color filters for liquid crystal displays used in computer flat screens and chemically amplified photoresists for microelectronics.

Si recensiscono due pubblicazioni in cui Giuliano Cenati analizza il carattere frammentario, ossimorico, metamorfico della prosa breve gaddiana.

An approach to synthetic vaccine design is illustrated, focusing on the immunodominant (NPNA)n repeat region of the circumsporozoite (CS) protein of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. Modelling suggests that the NPNAN motif may adopt a helical (?-turn, which is tandemly repeated in the CS protein to generate a novel supersecondary structure. Cyclic peptidomimetics of this NPNAN motif were synthesized and shown by NMR to adopt helical turns in aqueous solution. When incorporated into Immunopotentiating Reconstituted Influenza Virosomes (IRIVs), humoral immune responses were generated in mice that crossreact with native CS protein on sporozoites. IRIVs are a human-compatible delivery system that appear generally suitable for inducing antibody responses against conformational epitopes using constrained peptidomimetics. This approach may offer great potential for the design of molecularly defined synthetic vaccines, including those targeted against multiple antigens and development stages of P. falciparum, or against other infectious agents.

Radiation curing is an established technology used in many industrial manufacturing processes. New applications and technical specifications stimulate the continuous development of tailor-made photoinitiators which can efficiently meet specific requirements. A new class of radical photoinitiators, bisacylphosphine oxides (BAPO), give four initiating radicals per photoinitiator molecule and undergo photo-bleaching of the low-energy absorption band. These features make the compounds highly efficient for radiation curing of highly opaque white pigmented systems, thick coatings, or fiber-reinforced formulations.

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The article reports on the common rail fuel injection technology of Diesel engines developed by Rudolf Diesel. Common rail fuel injection technology is used for controlling the diffusive combustion process of diesel engines. It also enhances diesel engine low-end torque through modular pressure control. Common rail fuel injection system also reduces diesel engines' noise and emissions by its intrinsic multiple injection capabilities. INSETS: 1928.;1929..