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Vaziri, Goudarzi Hamed. "Hole Dynamics in Films." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUS640.
Oceanic film bursting is a phenomenon in which a thin liquid film representing the cap of the bubble bursts at the surface of the ocean, producing film drops. The film bursting phenomenon is critical in ocean-atmosphere exchanges, particularly in transferring heat, mass, and momentum between the ocean and the atmosphere. The film bursting phenomenon comprises a series of complex dynamics, such as drainage, puncture, film retraction, and film disintegration into film drops. The hole healing (i.e., when a hole is too small and is closed after its nucleation) is a critical parameter that could impact the film bursting dynamics, particularly the film thickness at bursting and, thus, the liquid budget for the film drop production. The present work investigates the dynamics of holes in free liquid films, presenting a comprehensive understanding of the hole-healing phenomenon while focusing on the film bursting in the oceanic context. This was achieved through a combination of numerical simulations and analytical approaches. The numerical simulations were carried out using Basilisk. This robust and efficient two-phase flow solver is based on a Volume-of-Fluid (VoF) method and written using the C-programming language. The underlying mechanism for the hole-healing phenomenon was studied in detail. The dichotomy simulations for the determination of the healing threshold carried out in this work have used high-resolution mesh refinement. This was possible by using an adaptive mesh scheme provided by Basilisk. The analytical approaches were used to develop hypotheses to predict the healing threshold of a hole on a film, which were tested against numerical results. The critical dynamics of the hole are examined, and distinct power laws were identified for the tip curvature to illustrate the driving mechanism. The variations in the hole healing threshold with other problem parameters were examined. This study was first carried out for a flat film, discovering that the healing threshold is increased by increasing the film Laplace number. This effect was pronounced for values ranging from 1 to 10000, coinciding with the customary range of film Laplace numbers observed for oceanic bursting bubbles. The observed effects were also elaborated upon, along with physical explanations. Since the exact initial shape of the hole was shown to influence the healing threshold, an examination was carried out to study this effect on the consistency of the results from changing the film Laplace number, taken as an example for the other. It was shown that despite variations in the threshold for different shapes, the effect of changing the film Laplace number was independent of the hole shape. Therefore, the dichotomy results were shown to be independent of the arbitrary choice of the hole shape throughout the study. A similar study was carried out for a hole in a bubble cap after a detailed study of the bubble and gas outflow dynamics. It was discovered that the gas outflow undergoes a Venturi effect, where a stronger outflow, resulting from smaller bubble sizes or higher gas Laplace numbers, was shown to increase the healing threshold. A hypothesis was developed to predict the Venturi effect on the healing threshold, resulting in a Venturi correction term that predicted a power law dependency on the bubble diameter, which agreed with the numerical results. The Venturi effect was significant for high values of the gas Laplace number, where the healing threshold was doubled by increasing the film mean curvature from a flat film to a bubble cap with a size 20 times the bubble cap thickness. These findings provide a comprehensive understanding of the hole-healing phenomenon, particularly in oceanic film bursting. The present work also offers a foundation for future studies on the film-bursting phenomenon involving complex dynamics, including hole healing
Grassmann, Stephanie Regula Margarethe. "The effect of drill hole angle on the initial stress states and subsequent healing of a MCL reconstruction." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/tape17/PQDD_0002/MQ35015.pdf.
Berggren, Amanda. "Long-term results regarding healing andcomplications after 25-gauge pars planavitrectomy for large full-thickness macularholes." Thesis, Örebro universitet, Institutionen för medicinska vetenskaper, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-93339.
Boza, Mery Gissela. "Diospi Suyana Building Hope in the Andes." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/83817.
Master of Architecture
Green, Rebecca Ryan. "Coming home to body| Moving through uncertainty healing from childhood trauma." Thesis, California Institute of Integral Studies, 2016. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=10117889.
The subject of this inquiry is the lived experience of the body healing from childhood interpersonal trauma. The questions driving this inquiry were designed to elicit the meaning body-based healing has brought to those who have endured childhood trauma and engaged in healing practices offered by the field of psychology, including both talk therapy and somatic psychotherapy and practices. The literature in psychology reveals scarce studies that privilege the lived experiences of persons who are in the process of transforming childhood trauma. Therefore, there is need for this study which foregrounds the mind, body, and spiritual lived experiences of trauma and its healing, in participant’s own words.
This study brings forth the stories of four participants who experienced interpersonal childhood trauma and also sought body-based healing modalities. Through the perspective of psyche, outcomes of this study were revealed from a deep, reflective, metaphorical standpoint. This theoretical foundation set the stage for the use of the qualitative method of narrative inquiry. Phenomenological analysis of interviews created a first-person subjective point of view into the experience of developing a deeper body consciousness.
Meaning derived from this study delineated four pathways of healing presented under the refrains of Seeking Healing, What Wants to Live, Living Within Trauma and Healing, and The Awakened Body. From here, the study provides a broader context to the experience of healing that includes the movement from dissociation to awareness in a context of uncertainty. This perspective provides a different consideration of what is happening in the healing process, important for psychotherapists, as well as trauma scholars and practitioners exploring treatments. Most importantly, the outcomes will be of interest to those who are healing from childhood trauma, sketching a trajectory of how body-based therapies and activities potentially transform many aspects of one’s life. Outcomes could guide further research related to the intersections of childhood trauma and long-term healing and transformation.
Lou, Loretta Ieng Tak. "Healing nature : green living and the politics of hope in Hong Kong." Thesis, University of Oxford, 2016. https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid:ab6671e4-f656-4729-aae6-51f21485e712.
Le, Borgne Aude Marie. "Clootie wells and water-kelpies : an ethnological approach to the fresh water traditions of sacred wells and supernatural horses in Scotland." Thesis, University of Edinburgh, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/1842/10540.
Miller, Martin Jonathan. "Singing and dancing in Holy Spirit: an understanding of the Xhosa Zionist healing service." Thesis, Rhodes University, 1985. http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1007638.
Milner, Rebecca J. "Multisensory Mindfulness in Group Work: Illuminating Trails of Hope and Healing Through the Five Senses." Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University, 2020. https://dc.etsu.edu/etsu-works/5972.
Sorge, Bernice. "An exploration of repetition as a factor in healing in art psychotherapy, is hope a feature of this healing? Case illustration, a man with bipolar affective disorder." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/MQ39125.pdf.
Leung, Hiu-sum. "Healing environment in hospitals : improving and redesigning the outdoor areas in the Haven of Hope Hospital /." View the Table of Contents & Abstract, 2005. http://sunzi.lib.hku.hk/hkuto/record/B34609702.
Lester-Smith, Donna Michele. "“Hope for change—change can happen” : healing the wounds family violence with Indigenous traditional wholistic practices." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/43486.
Fajber, Elizabeth. "The power of medicine : "healing" and "tradition" among Dene women in Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories." Thesis, McGill University, 1996. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=23718.
Leung, Hiu-sum, and 梁曉心. "Healing environment in hospitals: improving and redesigning the outdoor areas in the Haven of Hope Hospital." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2005. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B45009648.
Ehrenholz, Karen M. "Remembering and reuniting fragments : an autobiographical and theoretical exploration of children's stories offering healing and hope to a young child." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/50829.
Arts, Faculty of
Library, Archival and Information Studies (SLAIS), School of
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Siwella, Edson Mbuzana. "The holy spirit and spirits in healing narratives of Zionist churches generating a grounded theory of mission praxis from a selection of case studies." Thesis, Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 2015, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/97114.
ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Contemporary global Christian demography, it has been observed, indicates a significant gravitational shift towards a two-thirds global concentration. Characteristic of that majority is the proliferation of indigenous, independent churches. In the majority of the world, especially in Africa, one significant characteristic of such independent churches is the phenomenon of healing. That phenomenon, particularly in the Zionist churches, constitutes a prominent feature in the indigenous spectrum of the African Christian demography. Therefore, by examining a selection of case studies of the Zionist healing phenomenon at grassroots levels, this research sought to generate a grounded theory of mission praxis. This research focused on the Holy Spirit and spirits in healing within selected Zionists populations in the southern African context. The research engaged the classical Grounded Theory Approach in investigating the healing phenomenon in the Khayelitsha and Masiphumelele Zionist churches in the Western Province, as well as in one Zionist church in Limpopo Province. Cumulative field data harvested from narratives of the Zionists themselves sought to capture an emic understanding of what happens before, around, in, during and after specific healings. Pilot research work facilitated the production of an appropriate ground-based bilingual questionnaire that was instrumental in the interviews and observations of individuals and church activities related to healing. A population of ninety adult Zionists were interviewed. Data collection and data management proceeded iteratively and simultaneously. The research process – from data harvesting to open and selective coding, the abstraction of dataimbedded concepts, theoretical sampling and the creation of the main categories – revolved around the question, ‘What is happening when healing occurs among the Zionists?’ Later, a thorough literature review of scholarly works, ranging from Adogame (2012) and Anderson, Omenyo and Oosthuizen to Sundkler and Xulu, enhanced the emerging ‘story’ of healing. The review, which also took account of the Biblical motif of sozo (σῴζω), led to an identification, refinement, sorting and selection of the main emerging categories, that is, the principles or concepts, which are manifest in Zionist healing ministries. Thus emerged the theory that describes what happens in that healing process. A grassroots emic understanding of the healing phenomenon emerged that was simple: the healing experience involves a spiritual search, a quest. Supplicants to be healed come expecting to be healed. Over eighteen million Zionists in southern Africa seek spiritual solutions to real-life problems, central to which is the need for healing. The Christian context of the healing experience is associated with the activity of the Holy Spirit and spirits. A successful healing draws more people in and leads to church expansion, which is the primary mission of the Church. On three conceptual levels this research refreshes the professional discourse regarding the Church and its mission in southern Africa, namely the nature of healing; the spiritual agents of healing; and finally, healing as a critical key in understanding the Church’s contemporary mission and missional praxis. This research sought to clarify, amplify and apply that understanding for the benefit of the local and global Church.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Daar word waargeneem dat die verspreiding van die Christendom tans ʼn beduidende ruimtelike verskuiwing ondergaan: waar Christenskap voorheen hoofsaaklik in die Weste beoefen is, is dit deesdae oorwegend in die ontwikkelende wêreld gekonsentreer. Kenmerkend van hierdie Christelike gemeenskappe is die verspreiding van inheemse, onafhanklike kerke. In die meeste gebiede waar die Christendom tans gekonsentreer is, veral in Afrika, is ʼn belangrike fenomeen wat in sodanige kerke voorkom dié van genesing. Hierdie fenomeen, veral in die konteks van Sionistekerke, is ʼn prominente kenmerk van die groei en verspreiding van sodanige kerke. Daarom het hierdie navorsing dit ten doel gestel om ʼn goed onderlegde teorie oor die sendingpraktyk te ontwikkel deur op voetsoolvlak ʼn verskeidenheid gevallestudies oor die fenomeen van genesing in Sionistekerke te ondersoek. Die navorsing het gefokus op die Heilige Gees en ander geeste wat ʼn rol speel in genesing by geselekteerde Sionistegroepe in Suider-Afrika. In die navorsing is daar van die klassieke Gegronde Teoretiese Benadering gebruik gemaak om genesing in Sionistekerke in die Wes-Kaap en Limpopo-provinsie te ondersoek. Deur middel van ʼn iteratiewe proses van kumulatiewe data-insameling en -bestuur het die navorsing dit ten doel gestel om ʼn emiese Sionistebegrip te verkry van wat rondom en tydens sekere genesingsessies gebeur. ʼn Primêre loodsondersoek het die produksie van ʼn volledig onderlegde, tweetalige vraelys gefasiliteer wat benut is as ʼn instrument in die daaropvolgende onderhoude met en waarneming van Sionistiese kerklede. Onderhoude is met negentig volwasse Sioniste in Khayelitsha, Masiphumelele en Limpopo gevoer. Die hele navorsingsproses – van data-insameling tot kodering en die abstrahering van konsepte wat in die data ingebed was – het op die volgende vraag berus: ‘Wat gebeur wanneer genesing onder Sioniste plaasvind?’ Tydens hierdie proses het die beginsel van ʼn soektog herhaaldelik na vore gekom. Vier sodanige tipes soektogte is geïdentifiseer: die soeke na mag, na kommunikasie, na gemeenskap en na spirituele terapie. ʼn Deeglike literatuurstudie van vakkundige werke deur onder andere Adogame (2012), Anderson, Omenyo, Oosthuizen, Sundkler en Xulu het die ontluikende “storie” of teorie van genesing versterk. In hierdie literatuurstudie is onder andere die Bybelse motief sozo (σῴζω) ondersoek, wat daartoe gelei het dat die hoofsoektog wat in Sionistiese genesingswerk manifesteer, geïdentifiseer en geselekteer kon word. Op voetsoolvlak was die emiese begrip van die genesingsfenomeen wat na vore gekom het eenvoudig: Die genesingservaring behels ʼn spirituele soektog. Kandidate vir genesing kom met die verwagting om genees te word. Meer as agtien miljoen Sioniste in Suider-Afrika is op soek na spirituele oplossings vir alledaagse probleme. Wat beduidend is in hierdie soeke is hul behoefte aan genesing en veral holistiese genesing. Die Christelike konteks van die genesingservaring word geassosieer met die handeling van die Heilige Gees en ander geeste. Genesing wat ontvang word, betrek mense by die kerk, wat daartoe lei dat die kerk sy roeping kan vervul deur te groei en uit te brei. Hierdie navorsing dra op drie konseptuele vlakke by tot ʼn hernude professionele diskoers oor die kerk en sendingwerk in Suider-Afrika, naamlik die kerk en genesing, die spirituele agente van genesing en genesing as ʼn beduidende sleutel daartoe om die kontemporere sendingspraktyk te verstaan. Die navorsing het dit ten doel gestel om hierdie begrip te versterk en toe te pas ten bate van die plaaslike en globale kerk.
Hawkins, Meredith. "Healing in a New Home: An Analysis of Psychosocial Interventions for Refugee Women Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in a Resettlement Context." Thesis, Boston College, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/2345/bc-ir:108832.
While the current refugee crisis is the result of various factors, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) remains a significant issue for refugee women. This particular thesis is an applied perspective on the socioecological approach and feminist constructivist theoretical orientation to mental health and psychosocial service provision for refugee women survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. The findings are an analytical stand based upon four interviews conducted with mental healthcare providers working among Maine’s population of recent-arrival refugees from Central/Eastern Africa, as well as a comprehensive literature review on refugee mental health and sexual and genderbased violence theory. It argues that, vis-a-vis these frameworks, care providers can best account for the intersectional identities of the immigrant woman, as well as the collective identity of the culture in which she is situated, both ethnographically via the country of origin, and physically within the resettlement society. The interviews were each individually coded and aggregated into three thematic concentrations spanning a descriptive discussion of cultural differences in perceptions of mental health, a reflection from practitioners regarding the needs for furthering the field, and an inquiry into the macro-level barriers to care. The resulting qualitative evidence from the interviews supports the aforementioned orientations to care and, therefore, illustrates a strong case for culturally-competent applied psychology as a means for both individual and communal healing
Thesis (BA) — Boston College, 2020
Submitted to: Boston College. College of Arts and Sciences
Discipline: Departmental Honors
Discipline: International Studies
O'Brien, Jane Alison. "A pilot study assessing the feasibility of a home-based progressive resistance exercise program and trend toward healing rates for patients with venous leg ulcers." Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2010. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/43615/1/Jane_O%27Brien_Thesis.pdf.
Denny, Lindie. "The Spirit and the meal : a ritual-liturgical evaluation of charismatic worship." Diss., University of Pretoria, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2263/40358.
Dissertation (MA Theol)--University of Pretoria, 2013.
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Practical Theology
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Åkemark, Elisabet. "Music in Butterfly Burning." Thesis, Växjö universitet, Institutionen för humaniora, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-8356.
Machado, Diani de Oliveira. "Cicatrização de úlceras por pressão em pacientes na atenção domiciliar." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/142868.
pressure ulcers (PUs), is a recent finding in the literature and observed in the clinical practice of Brazilian HC. However, little is known about the healing of these ulcers during home care follow-up. Objective: To assess PU healing in patients followed by a HC. Methods: Followup and observational study with anintentional sample of 38 adult patients with PU followed by the HC of Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (HC/GHC). The patients who met inclusion criteria were sequentially inserted into the study after being admitted in the HC/CHG. Sociodemographic, clinical, and HC follow-up data were collected. Healing was assessed based on the instrument Pressure Ulcer Scale for Healing (PUSH) and on the measurement of PUs (planimetry and depth). Data were obtained from patients’records and during home visits on admission to the HCP/CHG and after four and six weeks. Descriptive and inferential analyses were performed using SPSS 18.0. The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (no. 965.082). Results: Fifty percent of the 38 patients included in the sample were female, there was a higher prevalence of elderly (60.5%), and mean age was 61.58 years (± 21.34). Systemic arterial hypertension was the most prevalent comorbidity. Stroke was the most common medical diagnosis to justify follow-up in the HC/CHG (28.9%). The median number of PUs per patient was 2 (25- 75 percentiles: 1-3), totaling 87 wounds. The predominant categories of PU were II (48.3%) and III (35.6%). Nearly 50% of wounds healed completely within three weeks. PUSH scores and measurements of PUs varied significantly within four and six weeks (p<0.05). The likelihood of healing increased with time, having an estimated average healing in 44 days. Conclusions: There was an improvement in PU healing according to the three measures used in the study, suggesting the AD potentialities of HC as a health care service to patients with wounds.
Introducción: La alta prevalencia de heridas en pacientes con atención domiciliaria (AD), de modo especial úlceras por presión (UPs) es un hallazgo reciente en la literatura y observado en la práctica clínica de los servicios de atención domiciliaria (SAD) brasileños. Sin embargo, poco se sabe sobre la cicatrización de estas úlceras durante el acompañamiento domiciliario. Objetivo: Evaluar la cicatrización de UPs en pacientes acompañados en la AD Métodos: Estudio de longitudinal observacional con muestra intencional de 38 adultos con UP acompañados por el Programa de Atención Domiciliaria del Grupo Hospitalar Conceição (PAD/GHC). Los pacientes que cumplieron los criterios de inclusión fueron insertados secuencialmente en el estudio tras su admisión en el PAD/GHC. Se colectaron datos sociodemográficos, clínicos y características del acompañamiento en AD. Se evaluó la cicatrización por el instrumento Pressure Ulcer Scale for Healing (PUSH) y por la mensuración de las UPs (planimetría y profundidad). La recolección de datos ocurrió a través del registro médico de los pacientes y por medio de visitas domiciliarias en la admisión en el PAD/GHC y después de cuatro y seis semanas. Los análisis descriptivos e inferenciales fueron realizados con SPSS 18.0. El estudio fue aprobado por el Comité de Ética en Investigación de la Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (no. 965.082). Resultados: El 50% de los 38 pacientes que compusieron la muestra eran del sexo masculino, hubo mayor prevalencia de ancianos (60,5%), e el promedio de edad fue de 61,58 (± 21,34) años. La hipertensión arterial sistémica fue la comorbilidad más prevalente. En cuanto al diagnóstico médico que justificó el acompañamiento en el PAD/GHC, el accidente cerebrovascular encefálico fue el más común (28,9%). La mediana de UPs por paciente fue 2 (percentiles 25- 75: 1-3), sumando un total de 87 heridas. Las categorías de UP predominantes fueron las categorías II (48,3%) y III (35,6%). Aproximadamente el 50% de las heridas cicatrizaron completamente en un período de tres semanas. El puntaje de la PUSH y las mensuraciones de las UPs variaron significativamente en cuatro y seis semanas (p<0,05). La probabilidad de cicatrización aumentó con el tiempo, con una cicatrización mediana estimada en 44 días Conclusiones: Hubo mejora en la cicatrización de las UPs de acuerdo con las tres medidas utilizadas, permitiendo observar las potencialidades de la AD como servicio de atención a los pacientes con heridas.
Lundqvist, Emma. ""Folk brukar vilja falla här" : En studie om religiösa kroppsliga upplevelser hos kristna karismatiker." Thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för kulturvetenskaper, KV, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-18058.
Schmitt, Eve-Emmanuelle. "Les guérisseurs traditionnels corses : approche psychanalytique du "don de guérison" et du rituel thérapeutique." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019STRAG037.
Sacred rituals are at the center of traditional therapeutic practices. The island of Corsica is home to different types of traditherapists, notably the signadori. They show a particular connection between a transitioning social discourse, their own psychic conflicts and the demand. This clinical research, with an ethnopsychoanalytic perspective, is based on interviews conducted in the field with healers. Data collected were analysed in accordance with the standardised IPA (Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis) method. A psychopathological episode, also considered as an « initiatory crisis » in hindsight, would lead to the « gift ». It represents a system of symbolic exchange, underpinned by the original debt, which dialectises ambivalence and otherness. The hold drive is at the center of this system. The prohibitions that secure this drive constitute an intrapsychic sacred space. Their transgression or ritualized reminder could well appear prototypical witchcraft actions and those to conjure them
Liu, Zhi-Fan, and 劉芝帆. "New Hole-detection and Hole-healing Algorithms for Wireless Sensor Networks." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/332f23.
國立交通大學
應用數學系所
106
In wireless sensor networks, hole detection and hole healing are two major problems. Coverage holes may arise in a Region of Interests (ROI) due to the running out of batteries of sensor nodes or due to the damage of sensor nodes. Li et al. [4] proposed a tree-based coverage hole detection method and a tree-based coverage hole healing method that can effectively detect and heal coverage holes. Li et al. [4] used trees to describe the structures of coverage holes and they proposed the concept that holes that are too small can be ignored. To fulfill this concept, Li et al. [4] first obtained a Delaunay triangulation of the sensor nodes. Then, they used the radiuses of inscribed empty circles of Delaunay triangles to estimate the sizes of local coverage holes, and ignored all local coverage holes with radiuses no larger than a given threshold. In this thesis, we use the idea of [4] to estimate local coverage holes. In particular, we propose a hole-detection algorithm that does not require the assumption that the initial deployment of the sensor nodes completely covers of the boundary of the ROI, and propose a hole-healing algorithm that does not require merging local coverage holes. Do notice that reference [4] requires the above assumption and requires merging local coverage holes. Our hole-healing algorithm supports the concept that holes that are too small can be ignored; if needed, it can achieve 100% coverage of the ROI by adjusting the threshold.
Lin, Yan-Ting, and 林彥廷. "New Strategies for Hole Detection and Hole Healing in Wireless Sensor Networks." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/56908393929109660103.
國立交通大學
應用數學系所
104
In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), hole detection and hole healing are two important problems in maintaining a stable coverage. Coverage holes may arise in a Region of Interests (RoI) due to the running out of batteries of sensors or due to the damage of sensors. Hence, the development of means to detect and to heal the coverage holes is of great significance. For hole detection, Kang et al. [3] provided a decentralized, coordinate-free, node-based coverage hole detection algorithm which maps out the coverage holes by connecting the identified boundary critical points. In this thesis, we first adopt the approach of [3] to map out the boundary critical points. Then, we try to reduce the number of edges of coverage holes; the purpose is to reduce the total number of healing sensors. Our approach to reduce the number of edges of coverage holes is: we replace each boundary critical point with the center of the corresponding sensing circle, and remove redundant centers. For hole healing, Shiu et al. [9] used a divide-and-conquer deployment algorithm based on partitioning the hole into triangles and then, healing each triangle. In this thesis, we propose a dynamic programming approach to minimize the total length of diagonals used in partitioning the hole into triangles. The most important contribution of this thesis is that we find that T can be minimized if D is minimized; where T is the total number of healing sensors and D is the total length of diagonals used to partition coverage holes into triangles. Compared to [3], our hole-healing algorithm guarantees that there is no remaining hole, i.e., the RoI is fully covered. Compared to [9], our hole healing algorithm usually has a smaller T .
Shiue, Hung-Yu, and 薛宏裕. "Energy Hole Healing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/84550053387342255775.
國立中央大學
資訊工程研究所
93
Many applications in wireless sensor networks require maintaining full sensing coverage in target area with time went by. Coverage hole may cause injuries to surveillance applications. Because of the energy consumption spatial locality, neighboring sensor nodes deplete their energy off almost simultaneously. These neighboring sensor nodes are called energy hole. Energy holes may cause large coverage hole, and any events occurred within coverage hole will not be detected by sensor networks. In this circumstance, the requirements of surveillance applications can not be satisfied. In this paper, an algorithm is proposed to resolve the energy hole problem. The distribute algorithm can cover energy holes by using mobile sensors. Mobile sensors heal energy hole in parallel way to avoid the large cost of manual sensor deployment. The energy hole expansion problem is overcome by hexagon mechanism. We evaluate the performance of the proposed scheme through simulations. The simulation results show that our proposed protocol has low control message overhead on energy hole information collection and high utilization of mobile sensors about healing energy hole.
Peng, Yuan-Ching, and 彭元璟. "Hole Detection and Healing in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/08349423494937458252.
國立交通大學
應用數學系所
103
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have a wide array of applications in monitoring of a specified region of interest (RoI). To maintain an RoI to be completely and continuously covered is a very important task. However, the environmental factors and the intrinsic fragility of sensors make the complete cover of RoI difficult. Thus, the emergence of holes in an RoI is unavoidable. In this thesis, we intend to address the hole healing problem in mobile WSNs. We propose a healing model that can help us to determine the locations that require dispatched sensors. As compared with the existing solution [8], our algorithm has the following three advantages: (1) the non-uniform distribution of sensors will not affect the amount of calculation for the healing process, (2) the number of sensors used by our healing process is more feasible than the number of sensors used by [8], and (3) the number of dispatched sensors used by our algorithm can guarantee that the holes will be healed after running our algorithm once. Notice that the algorithm in [8] may need to run several times to heal the holes.
Fu-TianLin and 林福添. "The exploration of coverage hole healing strategy in Wireless Sensor Network." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/93059087853521554797.
國立成功大學
電腦與通信工程研究所
102
In wireless sensor network applications, it is a fundamental requirement to maintain essential sensing coverage and network connectivity for ensuring the successful operations of sensing environmental information and sending data to the backend center. However, owing to the limitation of energy supply of the sensor devices, it is unavoidable that the failures of sensor devices will result in coverage holes and topology disconnections. Topology control approaches can effectively adjust and balance the energy consumption of sensor devices. However, due to the limitations of energy resources, extending the lifetime of the network is very limited. The healing method for the failure of wireless sensors is discussed in this thesis. The healing approach is the main method we proposed to keep the system continuously working well, and make the wireless sensor network maintain a high sensing coverage rate and good topological connectivity. In this study, we use mathematical methods to analyze the relationship of healing parameters, such as residual energy of sensors, number of redundant nodes and dispatching speed, to gradually repair the failed nodes and analyze the feasibility of proposed strategies to confirm the parameters in the healing process and keep the system be well functioning. A distributed healing method is subsequently proposed in this thesis, which discusses the healing of coverage holes by the mobile sensor nodes that uniformly deployed in the sensing environment. The mobile sensors located around the boundary of a hole will be invited to heal the hole. This approach can reduce the movement distance of a healing device and thus the energy consumption can be also reduced. When several coverage holes occur in the surveillance field, the priority of the holes to be healed may affect the efficiency of the healing process and the system. Thus, some relevant factors of the holes should be evaluated before the healing process. The evaluation performed in this study is focused on the impact degree of holes on system efficacy, which the factors involves the hole area, distance and influence of the data transmission. Impact degree of each factor on the system efficiency is assigned with a respective weight. After the calculation of the weight for each hole, the total value of weighted degree is used to decide the priority of selecting a hole to heal and the corresponding healing path. It aims to provide the appropriate conditions for topology control and reduce the time delay of data transmission in the wireless sensor network.
Cheng-Chih, Chang, та 張正之. "What's "inside the Black Hole": An Wounded Healer's Self-healing and Inquiry Into His Inner Child". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z9p2zv.
輔仁大學
心理學系
105
When I was a little boy, I had quite a lot of unknown fears and often felt left in despair. During my school years, nightmares became an arbitrary guest that visited me on a irregular basis and often left me in disturbance. Though I didn’t really know what contributed to all these, my early experiences of distress and pains had led me to a continuous investigation and self-healing journey. At the age of 27, the image of a “Black hole” and that of a wounded infant in rejection and starvation appeared in my counseling sessions and then came to my dreams. I came to realize how deep my suffering were. However, the “black hole” itself had no interest in learning about itself. Not much about it have been known until my mid-fiftieth; little have been healed, either. This self-narrative study is aimed to explore and heal what’s inside the “black hole”, i.e. issues suppressed/repressed in the Unconscious unresolved. Images present in my “black hole” include: a warriors armed with guns, a young girl, zombie, and a person swallowing a living sheep, which symbolize dynamic and energy. On the other hand, images emerged in sand therapy include: baby buried in the sand, monster, and the flower of healing, which were the embodiment of feelings and energy. The energy of inner feelings and emotions was expressed through images such as killing, suicide, terror of being killed, and sense of craziness, grieving, and regret. In chapter three, various healing methods were introduced, as well as the insights and effects they brought to me. My self-inquiry revealed: 1. My “self” is split into more than three psychosomatic self-parts. The first self-part is the conscious, adult-self, the second is the suppressor-self, and the third is the unconscious “black hole” self. The second and the third are full of drives for aggression. Dynamics among the three can lay out as follows: the “black hole”, constrained by the suppressor-self, hates the adult-self. 2. Having a professional role as clinical psychologist for 26 years, the author has engaged himself in self-healing of his inner-child trauma. Unfortunately, the effects is still quite limited. Only less than 1% of the trauma was dealt with. The aftereffects of infantile PTSD are still present and affecting the author’s life. 3. The drive to kill the self and others are still present in every single cell of the author’s whole body, particularly around the public region (pronounced as DanTian in Chinese). Without self-healing, it will not be gone. 4. All self-parts demonstrate very little motivation and great ambivalence in exploring and healing the “black hole”, for going inside the ‘black hole’ brings a lot of pain. 5. “Catharsis” works as the most effective way for the author to heal his “inner child” inside “the black hole”, which often presents as fallen zombie. 6. The crying, screaming, anger, and other intensive emotional expression within the “black hole” oftentrigger rejection and criticism in therapy and supporting groups. The author suggests wounded individuals of all kinds invest more time in healing or treatments. Based on their personal experiences, possibilities for healing approaches and methods could be provided.
HSIAO, SHUN-WEN, and 蕭舜文. "Healing Partner System for the Elderly Healthcare at Home." Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/58727329390959857049.
國立臺灣大學
生醫電子與資訊學研究所
97
In today’s aging society, the number of the elderly living alone has been growing gradually. This research has explored this phenomenon, proposing a care and accompaniment appliance that could offer spiritual consolation and medication notification. This appliance could also monitor and record physical parameters, give basic life care, and make distance monitoring. Since the appliance is developed based on the concept of humanization and applicability in daily life, it is not only easy to operate, but also could be readily integrated into users’ living environments. With this care appliance employed, it could often remind the elderly to keep an eye on their own health condition. By interacting with healing partners, the elderly would also become less lonely and more optimistic. In addition, there is a risk classification and rating system as well as notification mechanism built in the system, which will rate and classify the risk in accordance with the abnormality of physical parameters and whether the medication is proper and on schedule. Different risk rates will determine whether it should immediately notify the medics and families of the elderly to pay visits or carry out rescue operation via the network-based monitor console. Emergency notification and distance monitoring is used to allow the family physician and children busy at work to know the user’s recent health condition and medication by accessing the database and reading their physical condition and medication record anywhere anytime. Moreover, it could immediately notify the families and medics for medical aids if it is emergent. Therefore, this system is expected to detect the risk, prevent the potential risk in home health care of the elderly living alone, and take precautionary and immediate emergency measures earlier. This could not only ensure that the elderly living alone is safe and healthy, but also save a lot of healthcare human resources, cost, and time.
Halikias, Philip J. "The Home Church: healing the schism and enhancing attachment." Thesis, 2021. https://hdl.handle.net/2144/42373.
Yau, Vicky. "Cancer from a spatial perspective : locating the unspeakable, healing, and hope." Phd thesis, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1885/151665.
Weiss, Richard Scott. "The reformulation of a holy science : siddha medicine and tradition in South India /." 2003. http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&res_dat=xri:pqdiss&rft_val_fmt=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:dissertation&rft_dat=xri:pqdiss:3097171.
Lai, Wei, and 賴薇. "Healing Partner System for the Elderly Healthcare at Home(Ⅱ):Sleep Monitoring System." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/98905055856565649222.
臺灣大學
生醫電子與資訊學研究所
98
The current study focuses on the aging population with an increasing number of elderly people who live alone. It proposes the practical solution for these healthcare issues of the elderly at home, developing a user-friendly healing partner system to provide the following healthcare functions at home which includes a sleep monitoring system, a psycho-emotional partner near the bed, a detection of monitoring for vital signs and sleep disorders, a system that provides remote monitoring. This study stands for using simply, operating easily, and low-cost healthcare system, which can be easily blended with users’ living environments and be put in a well noticed place in daily life. By using this system, the elderly people could be reminded constantly to keep an eye on their own health condition. And by interacting with healing partners of the system could help the elderly reducing the risks of emotional disturbance. There is a content management system which is used for remote monitoring. The health management of risk classification and rating system as well as notification mechanism built in the content management system, which will define the classification and the level of the risk by the information of bed entry and bed exit and the bed-time, and the abnormality of physical parameters. Different levels of risk will help the system to determine whether it should be immediately connected to the content management system for informing the family or the doctor or the other medical staff, moreover, paying attention to rescue the elderly if severely abnormal vital signs or life threatening situation detected by the system. In the content management system and the function of remote monitoring allow the family doctor and busy-working children to access the recent condition and to record of elderly people at home by a form of a web page. Moreover, it could immediately inform the doctors and the families for medical aids if it is an emergency. Therefore, this system is expected to detect and prevent the potential risk for the elderly living alone of healthcare at home, and take earlier emergency treatment. It not only can ensure the safety and health of the elderly living alone from the system, but also can save a lot of human resources, cost, and time for healthcare.
Sorge, Bernice. "An exploration of repetition as a factor in healing in art psychotherapy : is hope a feature in this healing? : case illustration, a man with bipolar affective disorder." Thesis, 1998. http://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/632/1/MQ39125.pdf.
CHENG, JUI-WEN, and 鄭瑞文. "The application of healing elements in space design-Take the indoor home space as an example." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/38e29d.
崑山科技大學
環境設計研究所
107
This study takes the home interior environment as the carrier. Through the literature review of the healing environment, and the analysis of environmental psychology and design philosophy, we study the characteristics of the healing emotion which the users in the home environment need, and explore how to design a healing home environment that would meet the emotional needs of the user. We expect our study can provide a general design rule of the healing home environment.Furthermore, in the operation of the actual case, we propose the possibility of design application, which is called Evidenced-Based Design (EBD). It is well known that space is the container of life, and the home environment could influence the physical, mental, and spiritual statuses of the users who stay in. In modern society, people feel that their hearts are drifting, wandering and uneasy, their relationships with others are alienated, and their human emotions are pathetic. Hence, it is necessary for them to find a way to release their feelings and get satisfied. The demand for the home environment includes but not limited to provide the basic functions or the splendid appearances. Instead, they would pay more attention on whether the design of the home environment could provide comfort to the needs of the body, mind and spirit.We anticipate that a practical design method, the theory of healing home environment, will be generalized through our study. Using the healing elements, it is feasible to create a “slow, quiet, elegant, simple, leisure” home environment, to regain the recovery and moving of the user’s soul, to heal the heart, and to bring forth happiness.
Wagner, Heather. "A Home Away from Home: A Temporary Accommodation Facility for Rural Breast Cancer Patients." 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1993/23980.
Blanton, Anderson Hall. "Until the Stones Cry Out: Materialities of Faith and Technologies of the Holy Ghost in Southern Appalachia." Thesis, 2011. https://doi.org/10.7916/D8CN7GGQ.
Ham, Jennifer. "Hope, healing, and the legacy of Helen Betty Osborne: a case study exploring cross-cultural peacebuilding in Northern Manitoba." 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1993/23927.
Chan, Sin Yi, and 陳倩兒. "The Emotional Healing Efficacy of the Holy Bible for the Christian Students of National Taiwan University: An Exploratory Study." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/7822vg.
國立臺灣大學
圖書資訊學研究所
104
The Holy Bible is suitable reading material for bibliotherapy. Previous studies have found that when Christians read the Bible more often, they feel more satisfied with their daily lives. Many Christians and priests also agree that reading the Bible can help people endure hardships. Therefore, this study involved the application of bibliotherapy. The researcher deployed semi-structured in-depth interviews with 12 undergraduates and graduate students from National Taiwan University. This study evaluated the emotional healing efficacy of the Bible by examining the reasons that Christians continue to read the Bible as a daily habit and the emotional healing processes of identification, catharsis, and insight. Additionally, the factors that affected the emotional healing process were analyzed. The findings showed that most interviewees believed that reading the Bible alleviated their negative emotions. Stories and biographies, poetry, doctrines, symbolism, and historical narratives could provide a full process of emotional healing efficacy for Christians who suffer from such problems as struggling with their future careers, relationships with others, feeling ashamed of their religious beliefs, self-identity problems, negative emotion regulation, breakups with significant others and grief from bereavement. The factors that affected emotional healing efficacy included the following: Christian students could relate their personal situations to the Bible; the infectious emotional expression of the authors or characters in the Bible; and the positive problem-solving methods or attitudes employed by the authors or characters. On the basis of the results of this study, the researcher suggests that Christian undergraduate and graduate students and their friends and tutors could use the Bible as a emotional healing reading material. Furthermore, churches could adopt the theory and method of developmental bibliotherapy and apply the concept of bibliotherapy to curricular Bible-reading activities. The researcher also recommends that libraries attempt to develop bibliotherapeutic services and identify emotional healing materials from their collections.
Takahashi, Satoko. "Finding hope in Zen: a design of a women's transitional housing facility." 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1993/8689.
Pei, Chen Hsin, and 陳信佩. "Is Family the Holy Cup of Healing? A Study of the Interpretation of Family Relationship and the Need of Family Support in the Eyes of schizophrenia." Thesis, 2007. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/37436913976850873353.
Johnson, Maire Niamh. "Holy Body, Wholly Other: Sanctity and Society in the Lives of Irish Saints." Thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1807/24352.
CHEN, HSIAO-CHING, and 陳曉晴. "The Home of Ageing Together, Accompanying Ageing, and Ageing-Nursing: The indigenous Healing Experiences of the Elderly Victims of the 921 Earthquake in the Puli Evergreen Bodhi Village." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/xd2ep3.
國立暨南國際大學
諮商心理與人力資源發展學系輔導與諮商研究所
105
Abstract The 921 Earthquake is a tremendous trauma in Taiwan. Whereas the Puli Evergreen Bodhi Village accommodates the elderly victims of 921 Earthquake, who lost their house and need to be taken care of. The elderly victims show their hopelessness, intention to commit suicide, malaise, restlessness, fear, sense of lost, fright and worry. The leader of the Puli Evergreen Bodhi village operates the community according to the concept of a traditional Chinese family. She treats the elderly, the employees and the volunteers as her own parents and children. The elderly victims find their new lives here and they enjoy spending their ageing and retiring years here. They also find vitality, creativity, sense of accomplishment and life meaning in Puli Evergreen Bodhi Villge. The two purposes of this study are to investigate: 1. As a non-bloodline family, how does Puli Evergreen Village help the elderly victims settle down and get on with their pursuit of lives; 2. The healing experiences that Puli Evergreen Village provides to the elderly victims of the 921 Earthquake. The research design was Qualitative research. In-depth interviews and text analysis were used to collect data. The major findings are as following: 1. The Evergreen Bodhi Village offer the following family functions: a relieved and safe environment, life protecting, family care, rules setting, needs satisfying, recreation, love and care and helping with funeral affairs. 2. The characteristics of the Evergreen Bodhi Village include social support, empowerment to the elderly, family-like harmonious and tursting relationship, the elderlys’ identification, sense of beloning and cohesiveness;.Helping the elderly free from their fear to death and embrace the death; helping with funeral affairs. 3. The family concepts of the Evergreen Bodhi Village contain sense of secure, safety, freedom, respect, reciprocal company, identification, sense of belonging, acceptance, ageing together, accompanying aging, spending the later ageing years together, love and trust. 4. The healing powers to the elderly victimes include social support; keeping company; reciprocal tolerance and acceptance; sympathy; universality; care; safety; identification; cohesiveness; The vitality, sense of satisfactory, creativity, sense of being, and worthiness in horticulture; The happiness, relaxation and reframing in travel; the sense of being needed, being capable of loving and respect to in taking care of stray dogs; and the professional help from the psychiatrist in the initial stage of 921 Earthquake. At last, according to the results of this study, the researcher has further discussion on the contrasts between traditional home and western traumatic healings. Key words: the 921 Earthquake, home, trauma, healing
Lumbe, John Muntunda Kapenda. "Origins and growth of Pentecostal and Neo-Pentecostal church movements in Zambia between 1989-2000." Diss., 2008. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1488.
Christian Spirituality, Church History & Missiology
M. Th. (Missiology)
Martin, James Henry Iain. "Carrying the torch of hope: survivors' narratives of trauma and spirituality." Diss., 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1311.
Practical Theology
M.Th. (with specialisation in Pastoral therapy)
Viljoen, Hester Josephina Isabella. "Rekindling hope: deconstructing religious power discourses in the lives of Afrikaans women." Thesis, 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1553.
Religious Studies and Arabic
D. Litt. et Phil. (Religious Studies)
McLachlan, Christine. "'Doing hope': mentoring with people doing care, working and dealing with trauma in a township in South Africa." Diss., 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/537.
Philosophy, Practical & Systematic Theology
M.Th. (Pastoral Therapy)
Schott, Daniel. "Evangelism by fire : eine kritische Untersuchung der Evangelisationsarbeit von Reinhard Bonnke in Afrika." Thesis, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2209.
Christian Spirituality, Church History & Missiology
(D.Th.(Missiology))
Christodoulou, Esther. "Narrative reflections on charismatic discursive practices." Diss., 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/991.
Practical Theology
M.Th. (Pastoral Therapy)