Combined Development Trust

The combination of trust and tactfulness are qualities in the therapist that are essential for the process, crucial prerequisites for the development of a working relationship and for carrying the transference. This is particularly important to patients whose capacity for warm and open relationship has been wounded early in development. 

Patients were most satisfied with doctors who recommended a combination of psychotherapy and drug treatment and considered this to be a natural division of labor between professionals. Although most of the people I interviewed expressed dissatisfaction with doctors who were exclusively pill oriented, others described the deep and mutual trust that can develop with psychopharmacologists ... 

Currently, one of the most developed, hence most illustrative, examples of practical application of SM is provided by the GRI-Mech project [1]. In its latest release, the GRI-Mech 3.0 dataset is comprised of 53 chemical species and 325 chemical reactions (with a combined set of 102 active variables), and 77 peer-reviewed, well-documented, widely trusted experimental observations obtained in high-quality laboratory measurements, carried out under different physical manifestations and different conditions (such as temperature, pressure, mixture composition, and reactor conhguration). The experiments have relatively simple geometry, leading to reliably modeled transport of mass, energy, and momentum. Typical experiments involve flow-tube reactors, stirred reactors, shock tubes, and laminar premixed flames, with outcomes such as ignition delay, flame speed, and various species concentration properties (location of a peak, peak value, relative peaks, etc.). 

In the early 1970s, the coupling of gas chromatography (GC) to FI-MS suffered from poor instrument capabilities of that time [84,85]. Recent advances with oaTOF instrumentation allow for fast acquisition of spectra, high resolution, and straightforward accurate mass measurements in GC-FI-MS. Thus, GC-FI-MS has become a trusted tool in many laboratories, especially in the petroleum industry [31,32,86,87]. To maintain full ionization efficiency, it is common that an accumulation period of 1 s per spectrum is followed by flash-heating the emitter for 0.1-0.2 s [31,32]. These applications have also been driving the development of EI/Fl/FD [39] and EFCI/FI combination sources for GC-oaTOF instruments [88]. 

British Coal introduced roof bolts in British mines to save costs and reduce the number of miners involved in shaft development and construction. In theory, nx)f bolting offered the same level of support as traditional metal arches, but British miners distrusted the method—and management s motives—in part because they could not see the workings of the roof bolts inside the roof strata. Management used a variety of methods to persuade Briti.sh miners that roof bolts were safer. They sent miners to the United States, paying their travel expenses, to learn methods of support from experienced U.S. roof bolters. They also introduced bolts slowly, often in combination with other methods of support, until miners were persuaded to trust roof bolting as the sole means of support in a mine. Then a fatal accident at the Bilsthorpe... 

---