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4. Are sharks attracted to caged fish and associated infrastructure?

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Huveneers, Charlie, primary, Niella, Yuri, additional, Drew, Michael, additional, Dennis, Joshua, additional, Clarke, Thomas M., additional, Wright, Alison, additional, Bryars, Simon, additional, Braccini, Matias, additional, Dowling, Chris, additional, Newman, Stephen J., additional, Butcher, Paul, additional, and Dalton, Scott, additional

Published
2022
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10. Developing individuals whilst managing teams: perspectives of under 21 coaches within English Premier League football

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Dowling, Chris, Reeves, Matthew J., Littlewood, Martin A, Nesti, Mark, Richardson, Dave, Dowling, Chris, Reeves, Matthew J., Littlewood, Martin A, Nesti, Mark, and Richardson, Dave

Abstract

The aim of this study was to explore under 21 Development coaches’ thoughts, perspectives, and approaches within this phase of development at English Premier League (EPL) football clubs. Data were collected via one-to-one semi-structured interviews with six under 21 development coaches from six different EPL clubs. Data were subjected to thematic analysis. Findings suggested that under 21 development coaches were situated, culturally and sometimes physically, in-between the academy and first team environments, trapped between two distinct cultures. Under 21 coaches also had contrasting views and approaches with regards to the development of under 21 players and the importance of winning at this stage of development. Participants appeared to favour creating environments that can replicate the first team environment to prepare under 21 players for the transition. The study concludes by proposing more support for under 21 development coaches is required from key stakeholders, regarding clarity of the role and players development

Published
2018

13. Using an hvac expert for recruitment

Author

DOWLING, CHRIS

Subjects
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning industry -- Human resource management, Business, Construction and materials industries, Environmental services industry
Abstract

There is a clear advantage for an hvac company to retain an industry-specific recruitment specialist as a conduit to high-quality candidates. For us, the old adage 'Good help is hard [...]

Published
1999

21. Understanding Bollgard II nutrition.

Author

Rochester, Ian, Constable, Greg, and Dowling, Chris

Abstract

The article focuses on the nutritional requirements of Bollgard II cotton crops. In-crop nutrient applications and strategies that ensure adequate nutrient availability during early crop development can increase the quantities of plant nutrients available at boll filling and may possibly help to avoid nutrient deficiency symptoms appearing. A good balance between crop size and boll load is an important criterion to achieve optimum yield. Soil nutrient status should be understood so an appropriate fertiliser program can be designed for each field.

Published
2005

22. New cotton nutrition sampling guidelines.

Author

O'Halloran, Julie, Rochester, Ian, and Dowling, Chris

Abstract

This article provides several guidelines in terms of cotton nutrition sampling. Monitoring changes in soil nutrient concentration over time is just as valuable a use for soil testing as using test results to predict fertiliser application rates. It is recommended that the same soil collection sites be sampled over subsequent years to identify changes. Sites can be identified with global positioning systems. Moreover, soil sampling is best done in May to August in fallow soil or at least a couple of weeks before fertiliser application is back-to-back crops.

Published
2005

23. Developing strategies for nutrition management.

Author

Dowling, Chris

Abstract

The article focuses the development of strategies for cotton nutrient management. Information on the insect resistance management strategy is presented. The use of nutrient replacement strategy for immobile nutrients is explained. An explanation of the replacement plus buildup strategy is also given. The article also discusses the trends in cotton nutrient management.

Published
2006

24. Nutritional challenges in higher yielding cotton.

Author

Dowling, Chris

Abstract

Describes the effect of the change in crop physiology on crop nutrition. Impact of the higher boll retention of the genetically modified cotton varieties on their harvest index; Time taken to grow the crop; Limitation of the soil analysis productive models.

Published
2003

25. Dry soils need P and Zn.

Author

Dowling, Chris

Abstract

Highlights the importance of using phosphorus and zinc in winter crop. Disadvantage of soil with low to marginal phosphorus and zinc status; Reasons crops need phosphorus and zinc; Results from the high residual nitrogen treatments at the Tulloona experiment in 1996.

Published
2003

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