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Formula One Circuits from Above 2022

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Explore more than 25 legendary F1 race tracks in high-definition satellite photography. From the glamor of Monaco and Yas Marina, to the heritage of Silverstone, Monza and Spa-Francorchamps, Formula One Circuits from Above showcases more than 25 legendary F1 race tracks as you’ve never seen them

before. Powered by unique Google(TM) Earth photography, this stunning illustrated book highlights the signature properties of iconic circuits including Monza, Interlagos and the Nurburgring in incredible detail, providing an unparalleled insight into the unique strengths and challenges of each.This

insightful commentary is accompanied by fascinating details on the history of each circuit, as well as the outstanding drivers and unforgettable moments that have defined them: the rivalries, the controversies and the spectacular feats of driving skill. Whether you’re a seasoned F1 fan or a newcomer

to the sport, Formula One Circuits from Above captures the color, drama, history and excitement of Formula One.

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空調品牌供應商之關係品質、專業能力與經銷商滿意度對品牌忠誠度及品牌績效之影響

為了解決google insight的問題，作者陳景傑 這樣論述：

在地球暖化與人們對舒適生活的追求下，空調已經成為不可或缺的民生必需品。近年來，受到Covid-19的衝擊，不少國家實行鎖國與強制警戒，衝擊許多行業，重創經濟，甚至迫使人們改變生活形態。但空調產業卻在此期間大放異彩，相較往年，成長力道尤為驚人，有此可見空調在生活中的必要性。本研究以大金空調經銷商的觀點切入研究，探討關係品質、專業能力與滿意度之間的關聯後，並探討品牌績效與品牌忠誠度的影響關係。本研究彙整上述變數之相關文獻並做關聯性探討，針對大金空調經銷商，以Google表單方式進行問券調查，共回收84份有效問券。並以SPSS 25進行統計分析。研究結果發現品牌與經銷商關係、品質建構於信用、承諾與

附加價值對於滿意度具有顯著的正向影響；品牌業務的專業知識、技能、態度對於滿意度有顯著的正面影響；滿意度對於經銷商品牌的再購意願、基本行為與衍生行為等品牌忠誠度有顯著的正面影響；滿意度對於經銷商與品牌組織績效、事業績效與財務績效是有顯著的正面影響的。此結果可提供空調品牌業者於未來制定與經銷商互動往來模式與員工的教育訓練。其中，若能了解其間的關係，對於品牌的成長是有助益的。

Sensory Science and Chronic Diseases: Clinical Implications and Disease Management

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Paule Joseph, PhD, RN, MS, CRNP, FAAN is a Lasker Clinical Research Scholar, Tenure Track Clinical Investigator and Chief of the Section of Sensory Science and Metabolism Unit (SenSMet) in the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Division of Intramural Clinical and Biological Research

(DICBR) with a joint appointment at National Institute of Nursing Research(NINR) . She is is also a 2018 NIH Distinguished Scholar. Dr. Joseph is conducting preclinical, clinical, and translational studies to improve the diagnosis, prevention, and management of chemosensory disorders. The Section o

f Sensory Science and Metabolism (SenSMet) aims to understand neurological and molecular mechanisms underlying chemosensation (taste, smell & chemesthesis) and motivational pathways of ingestive behaviors how they might be different in individuals with obesity and alcohol and substance use disorders

. Her laboratory is particularly interested in studying how the brain incorporates chemosensory information from the external environment and its internal states to guide eating/ingestive behavior. To achieve this goal, her laboratory conducts clinical-translational inpatient and outpatient studies.

We use a combination of biobehavioral and innovative validated psychophysical methods for human studies. Her laboratory also use imaging brain techniques, such as fMRI for olfaction and gustation. To provide mechanistic insight into our clinical research, her laboratory is also conducting preclinic

al studies using rodent models to understand cellular and molecular mechanisms that influence how the brain perceives the chemical senses (taste, smell, chemesthesis) and feeding behavior in a state of disease (e.g., obesity and substance use disorders). In addition, due to reports of taste and smel

l loss from individuals affected by COVID-19, our lab began investigating chemosensation and COVID-19. We are focused on understanding the effects of the SARS-CoV-2 virus on the chemical senses. Dr. Joseph’s laboratory is leading research that is aimed at enhancing the understanding of molecular, ce

llular, neural, and behavioral mechanisms underlying symptoms to identify new targets for treatment and improve symptom management strategies for chemosensory disorders. Furthermore, the laboratory is interested in the interplay between metabolic disorders, sensory-related pathways and brain disease

s, in particular alcohol and substance use disorders. As a nurse and family nurse practitioner, Dr. Paule Joseph has worked extensively with individuals with diabetes, and obesity including ndividuals undergoing weight loss surgery. She also has expertise in the clinical management of substance use

disorders. Dr. Joseph has received several awards, including the highly competitive Johnson & Johnson- American Association of Colleges of Nursing’s Minority Nurse Faculty Scholarship and the Rockefeller University Heilbrunn Nurse Scholar Award. She is a fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine, F

ellow of the American Academy of Nursing and an international Transcultural Nursing Fellow. Dr. Joseph’s leadership comprises her multifaceted career combining research and clinical practice. Aside from her research at the NIH, Dr. Joseph is devoted to promoting diversity and decreasing health dispa

rities. Her visionary leadership of national and global non-profits has focused on increasing the promotion of health within underserved populations and increasing diversity among the next generation of clinical and translational researchers. She currently serves as Vice-president of the Amazing Gra

ce Children’s Foundation based in Ghana. She also mentors and trains students and junior faculty from underrepresented backgrounds. Additionally, she serves as the Director of Mentorship for the African Research Academy for Women. Dr. Joseph’s clinical experience, research interests, leadership skil

ls, and dedication to diversity and health have distinguished her as a nurse scientist. Valerie B. Duffy, PhD, RD is a Professor and Director of the Graduate Program in the Department of Allied Health Sciences at the University of Connecticut. Her research program has two main areas fueled by contin

uous extramural funding. First, her team aims to understand the influence of variation in chemosensory perception on food flavor, food preference, and consumption as well as on cigarette smoking behaviors. The ultimate goal of these research projects is to understand how chemosensory variation influ

ences individuals’ ability to follow healthy diets and healthy habits for chronic disease prevention. Her second major area of research interest involves the formation of interdisciplinary teams to work with community agencies to promote health diets and weights of children and their families, parti

cularly those of economic disadvantage. These efforts incorporate undergraduate and graduate student research and investigate the effectiveness of community-based interventions to improve diet healthiness for obesity prevention. Dr. Duffy and her students have published over 80 peer-reviewed researc

h papers, 22 book chapters, and over 180 conference proceeding at national and international meetings. She has received several awards for excellence in teaching, research, and service. Dr. Duffy’s research has been cited over 9,600 times (Google Scholar). Students who have trained in her lab are ad

vancing health promotion through research, practice, and leadership. She has served as major advisor for 54 graduate students in the completion of their Masters or Doctoral work, and numerous undergraduates completing their honors and research experiences.

國際學校中文教師數位素養調查研究

為了解決google insight的問題，作者高 瑜 這樣論述：

       隨COVID-19疫情爆發，數位素養成為教師們無可避免之挑戰。許多國際學校對於數位化的進程十分迅速，尤其在國際學校中文教師間，數位素養方面之討論十分熱絡。本研究以歐盟執委會「歐洲教育者的數位素養框架」為架構編制問卷工具，目的是為調查國際學校中文教師數位素養於專業參與、數位資源、教與學、評量、學習者增強、促進學習者數位素養六大構面之概況與其差異情形以及有關數位素養之需求。       本研究之有效樣本為國內外73位國際學校中文教師。研究之結果發現國際學校中文教師數位素養整體平均值趨近於熟練。在教師數位素養六大構面中，教師們於「專業參與」和「數位資源」構面上自我評量皆具熟練程度。而

介於新手與熟練間的「學習者增強」和「促進學習者數位素養」則是教師們認為需增能之構面。       冀望藉由本研究問卷有關國際學校中文教師數位素養概況及實際教學需求結論與建議，予以國際學校校方、中文教學相關機構、國際學校中文教師與未來國際學校中文教師各方參考。關鍵字：國際學校、中文教師、數位素養、問卷調查法