Showing papers by "Gadjah Mada University published in 1982"

Epidemiology of rotavirus diarrhea in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, as revealed by electrophoresis of genome RNA.

Abstract: Nine different electropherotypes of rotaviruses occurred among 85 children with rotavirus diarrhea in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Eighty percent of the electropherotypes had a “long” RNA pattern characteristic of human subgroup 2.

Arkeologi: Humanisme dan Sains

Abstract: Dalam waktu sepuluh tahun terakhir ini dunia arkeologi mengalami perkembangan yang sangat pesat di dalam metodologinya. Semenjak tahun 1960-an sudah dirasakan bahwa disiplin arkeologi berkembang menuju ke arah scientific methodology (metodologi ilmiah). Sebagai akibat perkembangan ini ada kecenderungan dari para1 arkeolog untuk menempatkan disiplin arkeologi ke dalam sains dan mengemukakan keberatannya untuk menempatkan humanisme ke dalam prosedur arkeologi. Makalah ini akan mencoba menempatkan sains dan humanisme di dalam disiplin arkeologi.

Development from Below

Abstract: Although many agencies around the world have devised successful pilot projects in nutrition, relatively few of them have seen these projects transformed into national programs. Costs are too high, technologies are not readily universalized, key personalities provide motivation and management that cannot be expanded on a broad scale, and communities tend to view their role as one of recipients of food (a view shared by many politicians and health professionals). These and other factors affecting replication and expansion of pilot projects to a national scale have provided nutrition and development planners with few experiences on which to base strategies and plans for nutrition.