bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
High thermoelectric power factors in sputter-deposited polycrystalline n-type BaSi2 films
Authors: Kido Kazuki , Yoshida Ryuichi , Koitabashi Ryota , Hasebe Hayato , Yamashita Yudai , Ozawa Tomoki , Mesuda Masami , Toko Kaoru , Suemasu Takashi
Published: November 2022

We formed n-type polycrystalline semiconducting BaSi2 films on insulating silicon nitride films by sputtering and investigated their electrical and thermoelectric properties. The electron concentration of the grown films was approximately 1015–1016 cm−3 at room temperature, and the electron mobility was higher than 103 cm2 V−1 s−1 despite the polycrystalline films being randomly oriented. The films contained a large concentration of oxygen (1.5 × 1021 cm−3). A large thermoelectric power factor of 386 μW m−1 K−2 was obtained at 309 K for B-doped n-BaSi2 films. This value is approximately 8.6 times higher than the previous highest power factor reported for n-BaSi2.
Efficient optical phase modulator based on an III–V metal-oxide-semiconductor structure with a doped graphene transparent electrode
Authors: Piyapatarakul Tipat , Tang Hanzhi , Toprasertpong Kasidit , Takagi Shinichi , Takenaka Mitsuru
Published: November 2022

We propose a III–V metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) optical modulator with a graphene gate electrode along with the analysis of the modulation properties. With p-type doped graphene used as a transparent gate electrode, we can fully utilize the electron-induced refractive index change in an n-type InGaAsP waveguide with the reduction of the hole-induced optical absorption observed in a III–V/Si hybrid MOS optical modulator. Numerical analysis displays that up to the phase modulation efficiency of 0.82 V·cm and 0.22 dB optical loss for π phase shift can be achieved when the gate oxide thickness is 100 nm. With the elimination of the unnecessary parasitic capacitance found in the overlapping of graphene on the slab part of the waveguide, in conjunction with the high electron mobility in InGaAsP, the device also enables a modulation bandwidth of greater than 200 GHz.
Futómű-vizsgálópad tervezése
Authors: Marada Imre , Bihari János
Published: November 2022

A cikk témája egy futómű-vizsgálópad koncepcionális és konstrukciós tervezése, amivel lehetséges motorkerékpárok hátsó futóművének vizsgálata. A berendezés működése során egy mesterséges akadályt mozgat a vizsgált kerék alatt, ezzel szimulálva a motorkerékpár áthaladását különböző útegyenetlenségeken. A tervezés fontos részét képezte az akadály mozgatásának lehetséges megoldásainak megismerése, illetve ezek összehasonlítása.
Instrumental orientation and motivational intensity among secondary school students in north-east Hungary
Authors: Bajzát Tünde
Published: November 2022

One of the major factors influencing the rate and success of second or foreign language learning is motivation, which is well acknowledged by both teachers and researchers (Dörnyei, 1998). Consequently, the aim of this paper is to describe some of the motivating factors of secondary school learners studying English or German as a foreign language. The study was conducted in the autumn of 2018 at 16 secondary schools in north-east Hungary, where 453 students studying English or German as a foreign language filled in the questionnaire in Hungarian. The first part of the paper describes the theoretical background of the research. The second part shows the aim, method, and participants of the research. The results of the research are presented in the third part of the paper.
Factor analysis of multi−electrode geoelectric field data
Authors: Turai-Vurom Brigitta , Szabó Norbert Péter
Published: November 2022

The paper presents the results of the factor analysis of multi-electrode geoelectric data measured in the area of the Surány aquifer. The 9-variable dataset measured on the first profile was examined by factor analysis using 2, 3, 4 and 5 factors. The calculations show that the Factor profile 1 carries the effects of IP (Induced Polarization), while the Factor profile 2 shows the effect of apparent resistivity (Rho) with the greatest weight. In the Factor profile 3, the factor weight of the current (In) is the largest. Based on all this, it can be concluded that in multi-electrode geoelectric measurements, the first factor depends on the IP effect explaining the most of the variance of the observed data, the second factor on the apparent resistivity, and the third factor on the current. The obtained results confirm that the factor analysis is suitable for the correction and replenishment of noisy and erroneous data of multi-electrode measurements.
Market entry opportunities for Pannon Wine Region
Authors: Hajdú Noémi
Published: November 2022

In recent years, the Transdanubian Pannon Wine Region, which has become known mainly for its red wines, has launched a spectacular marketing activity to promote its products. In addition to European exports, it has begun to expand overseas. In this study, the possibilities of entering the market in the United States of America, including the county of Florida, are examined in detail. The conceptual structure of the article is as follows. The steps of expansion into the international market are briefly presented, then the possibilities of the Pannonian Wine Region are studied with market situation analysis.
Hydrogen production by steam gasification of Hungarian brown coal char
Authors: Mai Thuan Duc , Kállay András Arnold
Published: November 2022

Presently, the hydrogen is mainly generated from fossil fuels (natural gas and coal). The thermochemical conversion processes of carbon-based materials to hydrogen-rich gas has been widely described in the literatures. In which, the steam gasification is highly recommended for this purpose. The experimental steam gasification of Hungarian brown coal char was conducted in a single stage fixed-bed reactor with 80 mm of inner diameter and 1,200 mm of effective length. The experiments were carried out at 700, 800 and 900 °C of gasification temperature within 5 g/min of steam flow rate and 5, 7.5 and 10 g/min of steam flow rate within 900 °C of gasification temperature. The aim of this study is to determine the performance of Hungarian brown coal char during the gasification with the variation of gasification temperature and steam flow rate, as well as the hydrogen production during the gasification process. The gasification temperature plays an important role in the conversion process in the gasifier, as well as the change in the synthesis gas composition. The introduction of higher steam flow rate can also improve the reduction process. The highest total hydrogen yield of 1.8 Nm3 was gained at 900 °C of gasification temperature and 10 g/min of steam flow rate for 3 kg of initial coal.
Supporting Probabilistic Constellation Shaping in 5G-NR Evolution
Authors: Hu Sha , Wang Hao , Semnov Sergei
Published: November 2022

It is well-known that probabilistic constellation shaping (PCS) provides a shaping-gain of 1.53dB asymptotically as signal-to-noie (SNR) increases. This is however, under ideal assumptions that the considered system operates in optimal sense and can achieve the Shannon capacity. While in practice the system can operate below the capacity, and in particular when block-error rate (BLER) and throughput are considered which are the most relevant merits, the benefits of PCS are unclear. In this paper, we propose a PCS-transceiver for the fifth-generation new-radio (5G-NR) that supports quadrature-amplitude-modulation (QAM) constellations shaped with PCS, namely, PCS-QAM. We put a special interest in the throughput achieved under a stringent BLER constraint, and validate the effectiveness of PCS with practical detection and decoding algorithms, in comparison to conventional uniform QAM constellations, namely, Uniform-QAM. We also analyze the properties of power-gain, entropy-loss, and peak-to-average power-ratio (PAPR), in connections to the PCS design. Further, we derive a necessary and sufficient condition for a PCS-QAM to outperform a Uniform-QAM in throughput, and prove that the normalized entropy-loss with the PCS-QAM must be less than the BLER obtained with the Uniform-QAM. Furthermore, we demonstrate that the PCS-transceiver is flexible in rate-adaption without affecting the encoder, and yields a better throughput-envelope by mitigating the SNR-gaps between two adjacent modulation and coding scheme (MCS) indexes in 5G-NR.
Serum D-Dimer Level and Chest CT Scoring in SARS-Cov-2 Virus Patients - It’s Relevance in Prognostication and Severity of the Disease
Authors: Rao Shivani S , Sangam Parinitha S , Dasar Santhosh K , Shastri Dinesh U
Published: November 2022

Background: COVID -19 has wide range of presentation, from asymptomatic infection to severe viral pneumonia and death. D-dimer >1μg/ml is one of the risk factors for mortality. CT chest plays an important role in early detection and monitoring of disease. Objectives: 1. To compare D-dimer value and CT chest findings in Covid-19 patients. 2. To study platelet count, PT, aPTT and CRP in Covid-19 patients. Methodology: RT-PCR confirmed Covid- 19 patients admitted in hospital investigated with D-dimer and CT chest were included in the study. Case details retrieved from medical records. Venous blood collected and plasma processed in coagulation analyser for PT, aPTT, INR and D-dimer. Platelet count was performed using auto analyser. CT findings were retrieved from radiology software (PACS). Statistical tests used were mean, percentage and Fisher’s exact test (SPSS Version 20). Results: During study period of January-June 2021, 38 patients were included. Mean age was 51.1±15.6 years and M:F ratio 2.8:1. 65.8% patients had comorbidities (25/38). D-dimer elevated in 60.5% (23/38) patients. CT showed 10.53%, 28.94%, 60.53% of patients had affected lungs of <15%, 15%-49% and ≥50% of the total area and showed significant association with D- dimer (P=0.018). 17.4% (4/23) patients with elevated D-dimer did not survive. 15.8% (6/38) patients had low platelet, 23.7% (9/38) had abnormal PT, 70.3% had abnormal aPTT and 89.5% (34/38) had elevated CRP. There was no significant correlation between platelet, PT, aPTT, CRP and D-dimer. Conclusion: D-Dimer is elevated in COVID -19 patients and shows significant association with lung involvement and can be used as prognostic marker.
ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ЯЗЫКОВОЙ КОМПЕТЕНЦИИ ОБУЧАЮЩИХСЯ ПРИ ПОДГОТОВКЕ К ЕГЭ ПО РУССКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ
Authors: Мамалова Х.Э.
Published: November 2022

В статье рассмотрено понятие «языковая компетенция», определены основные особенности подготовки обучающихся 11 класса к ЕГЭ по русскому языку. Нами было отмечено, что в настоящее время, несмотря на большой интерес исследователей к вопросам компетентностного подхода, в методической литературе нет единого определения понятия «языковая компетенция». Содержание рассматриваемого понятия разнится в методике преподавания иностранных языков, русского как неродного и русского как родного. В структуре ЕГЭ по русскому оценке сформированности языковой компетенции отводится значительное место, поэтому учителю-словеснику важно грамотно выстроить работу по подготовке к экзамену. Необходимо проводить систематическую и непрерывную работу по предметной подготовке с учетом возрастных психологических особенностей обучающихся.
Az Európai Unió törekvései a kalózkodás felszámolására Szomáliában : Áttekintés a releváns missziókról
Authors: Nagy Gellért
Published: November 2022

Szomália az utóbbi évtizedekben számos problémával és krízissel nézett szembe, amelyek következtében az állam nem képes megfelelően ellátni feladatait, így az emberek olyan alternatív megélhetési források felé irányultak, mint a kalózkodás vagy az illegális halászat. Az Európai Unió, a meghatározó nemzetközi szervezetekhez hasonlóan, megpróbál segítséget nyújtani e bajban levő államnak, ugyanakkor az előbbi által indított misszióinak sikeressége megkérdőjelezhető. Napjainkban, amikor számos válság előszobájában állunk, Szomália jövője még inkább borúsnak látszik, éppen ezért szükséges az Európai Unió misszióinak az aktuális problémákkal összhangban történő átalakítása.
A movie box office revenues prediction algorithm based on human-machine collaboration feature processing
Authors:   Department of Data Science and Management Engineering, School of Management, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China., Wang Dongqi , Wu Yanqing ,   Meta-intelligence and Decision Lab., Hangzhou OR Cloud Co.ltd, Hangzhou, 311121, China., Gu Chenmin ,   Ningbo High School, Ningbo, China., Wang Yiqin ,   Ningbo High School, Ningbo, China., Zhu Xingyu ,   Ningbo High School, Ningbo, China., Zhou Weihua ,   Department of Data Science and Management Engineering, School of Management, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China., Lin Xin(Maxwell) ,   Department of Data Science and Management Engineering, School of Management, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
Published: November 2022

Improving the accuracy of box office revenue forecasts is conducive to stimulating the creation, market investment, infrastructure construction, and rational allocation of public resources in the film market, as well as promoting social welfare and cultural prosperity. Since the existing box office revenue prediction algorithm does not consider film industry structure, the prediction accuracy is not satisfying. This paper firstly builds a two-stage human-machine collaborative feature processing framework. In the first stage, based on the box office data, the regression decision tree algorithm is used to process all the box office features preliminarily and delete the unimportant features automatically. In the second stage, feature processing is coupled with the built Artificial Neural Network (ANN). In this stage, the features processed by the machine are manually classified, and multiple, incompatible feature sets are divided. After designing the incompatible set network pruning algorithm, the neural network is pruned. We construct the data set with a total of 7098 movies crawled online on four platforms. Numerical experimental results show that the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of the two-stage algorithm is significantly better than the baseline model, which can effectively reduce the noise caused by encoding between incompatible features directly, improve the prediction accuracy of ANN, accelerate the forward inference speed of ANN and reduce the consumption of computing resources.
A Novel Smart Home Lightweight Authentication Protocol using IoT Applications
Authors: Rababah Hana A. , Alhusenat Ahmad Y. , Mahafzah Khaled A.
Published: November 2022

The Internet of Things (IoT) introduces innovative real-time applications that use sensors to collect data that exchange between things to things and things to humans through the network. In this aspect, security and privacy is the primary concern for researchers to protect these systems. This paper proposes a real-time authentication algorithm based on the one-time pad (OTP) principle. The keys are dynamically exchanged, and the data is encrypted via dynamic encryption, depending on random sensors’ data. The key is generated and exchanged dynamically using the dynamic encryption technique, thus enhancing the users’ data privacy and security. Moreover, a lightweight key generation, exchange, and authentication protocol are proposed for data collecting from smart home sensors. The proposed protocol guarantees security and privacy demand, which are the user’s primary concern. The proposed protocol is developed for smart home applications with interfacing requirements, which makes the system real and applicable. The operation principle of the proposed protocol is illustrated sufficiently if there is any desynchronization or emergency.
An exploratory study on the direction of writing-grammar integration education － Focusing on ‘accuracy’ and ‘appropriacy’
Authors:   Korean Association for Literacy, Byun Kyungga , Lee Jeesun , Choi Eunjeong
Published: November 2022

The purpose of this study is to find the direction of writing-grammar integration education by empirically exploring the understanding and application aspects of the concepts of accuracy and appropriacy required in the writing performance process. To this end, by analyzing previous discussions, we focused on accuracy and appropriacy as elements of intersection of writing education and grammar education, and examined how the national level curriculum treats them as educational content. In addition, in order to confirm the learner’s understanding of accuracy and appropriacy and practice of application, error correction items were developed and data were collected, and the results were analyzed by scoring and descriptive statistical analysis. Differences in learners’ understanding and performance of the concepts of accuracy and appropriacy and characteristics of each type were identified. This attempt will be able to provide the basis for the principle of educational contentization and the step-by-step educational content composition in that it captures the points to be considered first for the complete implementation of writing-grammar integrated education. In addition, it has significance as an empirical study to enhance the practicality of writing-grammar integrated education.
Use of Karmolis® DROPS in Comprehensive Rehabilitation after COVID-19
Authors: Filippov Maxim S. , Lutokhin Gleb M. , Morozova Svetlana A. , Novikov Pavel B. , Shchikota Alexey M. , Turova Elena A.
Published: November 2022

Aim. To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the use of KARMOLIS® DROPS in the rehabilitation of patients after COVID-19 infection.
Material and methods. The study included and completed observation of 40 medical staff aged 20 to 60 years who had suffered from COVID-19 in a moderate to severe form. The follow-up period was 21 days. The study participants were divided into two groups. The main group (20 people) received KARMOLIS® DROPS. The control group (20 people) treatment was carried out without the use of KARMOLIS® DROPS. The effectiveness was evaluated according to a set of clinical and functional indicators.
Results and discussion. Against the background of taking KARMOLIS® DROPS, reliable positive dynamics of the subjective assessment of shortness of breath (MRC scale) and the subjective assessment of sleep quality (Vane A.M. scale) were recorded in the main group. Subjective efficacy of the studied KARMOLIS ® DROPS was noted by almost all patients who underwent treatment, which is probably due to improved sleep and well-being by reducing autonomic reactions. Taking into account the data obtained during the study, KARMOLIS® DROPS can be used in the recovery process after COVID-19 as
a component of comprehensive rehabilitation.
Conclusion. The safety of using the herbal medicine KARMOLIS® DROPS was confirmed by the absence of adverse events and cases of decompensation of concomitant diseases during the study. Patients’ emotionally positive perception of the drug ensured its high compliance.
New Assessment of Overall Tolerance in the Rehabilitation of Patients in the Early Recovery Period of Ischemic Stroke
Authors: Vershinin Alexey A. , Belyaeva Irina A. , Martynov Mikhail Yu. , Pekhova Yana G. , Rachin Andrey P. , Fesyun Anatoliy D. , Gusev Eugeniy I.
Published: November 2022

Enhanced external counterpulsation (EECP) has taken a worthy place among other methods in the complex treatment and rehabilitation of patients with cardiovascular pathology. Its use in outpatient and sanatorium-clinical practice significantly expands the prospect of treatment and improvement of prognosis in a wide range of patients with multifocal atherosclerosis.
Aim. To study the effect of the EECP method in the complex medical rehabilitation of stable forms of coronary heart disease (CHD) in patients permanently residing in the resort city of Sochi.
Material and methods. The study included 60 patients with CHD (FC II – 23, FC III – 29, FC IV – 8) living in the resort city of Sochi. Patients were randomized into intervention and control groups, in which there were no significant differences between clinical and
anthropometric parameters. All of them received basic drug therapy, a complex of climatotherapeutic non-drug effects and attended the Coronary Club, a public health school for patients with СHD. Additional outpatient courses of EECP were conducted in the form of 35 one-hour sessions daily, 5 days a week, a full course for 7 weeks for each patient of the intervention group on basis. Initially and after the end of the rehabilitation course, the patients of both groups underwent electrocardiography (ECG), bifunctional daily ECG and blood pressure monitoring, Doppler echocardiography, ultrasound duplex scanning of brachycephalic vessels and lower limb vessels, exercise test on cycle ergometer, six-minute walking test, as well as physical activity level determination using IPAQ questionnaire and psychodiagnostic testing.
Results and discussion. When comparing the data, patients in the intervention group showed a significant reduction in angina attacks and nitroglycerine use, stabilization of central haemodynamic parameters, increased exercise tolerance and improved subjective “quality of life” indicators.
Conclusion. The data obtained confirm the experience accumulated in the world medical practice of the effective clinical impact of the EECP method in the treatment of patients with chronic coronary syndromes in outpatient treatment, including in conditions of humid subtropical climate. Therefore, its inclusion in the programs of complex sanatorium-resort rehabilitation of patients with stable forms of CHD is justified and promising.
THE EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL SANCTIONS ON GREEN INNOVATIONS
Authors: Fu Qiang , Gong Qiang , Zhao Xin-Xin , Chang Chun-Ping
Published: November 2022

Since China is facing a complicated international situation and sustainable development requirement at the same time, this paper examines the effects of external uncertainty, international sanctions, on green innovations by adopting the system generalized method of moments (GMM) estimation for 30 provinces (autonomous region and municipalities) from 1997 to 2019. We employ green inventions as the dependent variable and 5 indicators of sanctions (including unilateral, plurilateral, multilateral, economic, and intensity) as the main explanatory variables alternately. For further robustness tests, we use substitution variable green utility models, adopt sub-samples in different regions, change the empirical methodology, and add omitted variables. We also examine the mechanism effects of three possible channels. The conclusion is that plurilateral and economic sanctions both present significant negative impacts on green innovations, whereas China was not affected by unilateral or multilateral sanctions during the sample period. GDP, interpersonal globalization, and environment are proved to be the possible channels through which sanctions affect green innovations. Our research findings should assist Chinese-listed companies suffering from sanctions to make better responses on their way to green innovations.
Effects of Galaxy Intrinsic Alignment on Weak Lensing Peak Statistics
Authors: Zhang Tianyu , Liu Xiangkun , Wei Chengliang , Li Guoliang , Luo Yu , Kang Xi , Fan Zuhui
Published: November 2022

The galaxy intrinsic alignment (IA) is a dominant source of systematics in weak lensing (WL) studies. In this paper, by employing large simulations with semianalytical galaxy formation, we investigate the IA effects on WL peak statistics. Different simulated source galaxy samples of different redshift distributions are constructed, where both WL shear and IA signals are included. Convergence reconstruction and peak statistics are then performed for these samples. Our results show that the IA effects on peak abundances mainly consist of two aspects. One is the additional contribution from IA to the shape noise. The other is from the satellite IA that can affect the peak signals from their host clusters significantly. The latter depends on the level of inclusion in a shear sample of the satellite galaxies of the clusters that contribute to WL peaks and thus is sensitive to the redshift distribution of source galaxies. We pay particular attention to satellite IA and adjust it artificially in the simulations to analyze the dependence of the satellite IA impacts on its strength. This information can potentially be incorporated into the modeling of WL peak abundances, especially for high peaks physically originated from massive clusters of galaxies, and thus mitigate the IA systematics on the cosmological constraints derived from WL peaks.
Probing Patchy Reionization with the Void Probability Function of Lyα Emitters
Authors: Perez Lucia A. , Malhotra Sangeeta , Rhoads James E. , Laursen Peter , Wold Isak G. B.
Published: November 2022

We probe what constraints for the global ionized hydrogen fraction the void probability function (VPF) clustering can give for the Lyman Alpha Galaxies in the Epoch of Reionization (LAGER) narrowband survey as a function of area. Neutral hydrogen acts like a fog for Lyα emission, and measuring the drop in the luminosity function of Lyα emitters (LAEs) has been used to constrain the ionization fraction in narrowband surveys. However, the clustering of LAEs is independent of the luminosity function’s inherent evolution, and can offer additional constraints for reionization under different models. The VPF measures how likely a given circle is to be empty. It is a volume-averaged clustering statistic that traces the behavior of higher-order correlations, and its simplicity offers helpful frameworks for planning surveys. Using the Jensen et al. simulations of LAEs within various amounts of ionized intergalactic medium, we predict the behavior of the VPF in one (301 × 150.5 × 30 Mpc3), four (5.44 × 106 Mpc3), or eight (1.1 × 107 Mpc3) fields of LAGER imaging. We examine the VPF at 5′ and 13′, corresponding to the minimum scale implied by the LAE density and the separation of the 2D VPF from random, and the maximum scale from the eight-field 15.5 deg2 LAGER area. We find that even a single DECam field of LAGER (2–3 deg2) could discriminate between mostly neutral versus ionized. Additionally, we find four fields allow for the distinction between 30%, 50%, and 95% ionized, and eight fields could even distinguish between 30%, 50%, 73%, and 95% ionized.
Stellar Distributions around a Supermassive Black Hole: Strong-segregation Regime Revisited
Authors: Linial Itai , Sari Re’em
Published: November 2022

We present a new analytical solution to the steady-state distribution of stars close to a central supermassive black hole of mass M
• in the center of a galaxy. Assuming a continuous mass function of the form

dN

/

dm
∝

m

γ

, stars with a specific orbital energy x = GM
•/r − v
2/2 are scattered primarily by stars of mass m
d(x) ∝ x
−5/(4γ+10) that dominate the scattering of both lighter and heavier species at that energy. Stars of mass m
d(x) are exponentially rare at energies lower than x, and follow a density profile

n
(
x
′
)
∝
x

′

3

/

2

at energies

x
′
>
x

. Our solution predicts a negligible flow of stars through energy space for all mass species, similarly to the conclusions of Bahcall & Wolf, but in contrast to the assumptions of Alexander & Hopman. This is the first analytic solution that smoothly transitions between regimes where different stellar masses dominate the scattering.
Les risques de la dématérialisation : l’alerte du Défenseur des droits
Authors: Alasseur Elsa
Published: November 2022

Autorité administrative indépendante, le Défenseur des droits est investi de la double mission de défendre les droits et de les promouvoir 1 . Ses délégués sont aux premières loges pour constater les atteintes aux droits des étrangers dans leurs relations avec le service public, notamment du fait de la dématérialisation : refus de rendez-vous, délai excessif de traitement des demandes, absence de voie alternative au numérique. Le « droit souple » dont relèvent les interventions et les décisions de l’institution, s’avère efficace par endroits, mais a ses limites. Il ne remplace pas le contentieux, mais il peut l’appuyer et contribuer à produire du « droit dur ».
Rendez-vous impossible : les mobilisations interassociatives
Authors: Delhomme Yohan
Published: November 2022

De l’expérimentation de référés par la clinique du droit de Sciences Po en 2017 à une présidente de tribunal administratif qui estime en 2021 que la justice administrative est devenue le « Doctolib » des rendez-vous en préfecture, cet article se propose de décrire la dynamique inter-associative qui s’est mise en place en Île-de-France depuis plusieurs années face aux difficultés qu’engendre la dématérialisation des procédures pour les personnes étrangères.
Habermas y los roles de una filosofía posmetafísica y democrática
Authors: Aguirre Javier
Published: November 2022

Ante la reciente publicación de la última obra sistemática del filósofo alemán J. Habermas titulada Auch eine Geschichte der Philosophie (y su pronta traducción al español), el texto se propone mostrar las características fundamentales de la comprensión habermasiana sobre la misma actividad filosófica. Para esto, primero se describe la base teórica sobre la cual Habermas construye el sentido de sus reflexiones filosóficas, esto es, el sentido posmetafísico desde el cual Habermas desarrolla su pensamiento filosófico. Posteriormente, se exponen los tres roles que Habermas asigna a la actividad filosófica y se concluye evidenciando las conexiones entre la filosofía posmetafísica de Habermas y la democracia; conexiones que nos permitirían caracterizar a la filosofía posmetafísica habermasiana como una filosofía democrática y, sobre esta base, leer mejor el supuesto «giro religioso» de la filosofía de Habermas.
Schmitt, los ordoliberales y el error de Foucault
Authors: Marco Buenaventura
Published: November 2022

Partiendo de la genealogía del neoliberalismo que Michel Foucault traza en Nacimiento de la biopolítica hasta los ordoliberales alemanes, se sostendrá que, si en lugar de haberla basado en sus textos posteriores a la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Foucault hubiera acudido a los textos fundacionales de la época de Weimar: a) no hubiera incurrido en el equívoco de pensar que el papel del Estado fue secundario para estos, y b) habría advertido el carácter autoritario de su propuesta. Así, analizaremos en detalle la inverosímil confluencia en torno a una misma tesis de Carl Schmitt y de los ordoliberales en la década de 1930: Estado fuerte, economía sana. Se concluirá invitando a seguir analizando el papel central del Estado y el autoritarismo en el neoliberalismo, tanto en el pasado como en el presente.
Horno lepol para cemento
Authors: Kinzie Robert A.
Published: November 2022

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Hormigones de esquistos cocidos y de escorias esponjadas con o sin agentes de aireación
Authors: Petersen P.H.
Published: November 2022

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La composición de los hormigones
Authors: Vallette R.
Published: November 2022

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Instalación moderna para la fabricación de yeso
Authors: Lenhart W.B.
Published: November 2022

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Contribución al estudio del hormigón
Authors: Rockwood N.C.
Published: November 2022

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Transporte de materiales por gravedad, con arrastre por aire
Authors: Nordberg Bror
Published: November 2022

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Clasificador hidráulico para arena
Authors: Morris A.B.
Published: November 2022

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Experiencias con el analizador de oxígeno
Authors: Gray H.
Published: November 2022

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Fabricación de bloques y tejas de hormigón
Authors: Levy J.P.
Published: November 2022

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Influencia de la presión del aire sobre la producción cuali y cuantitativa de los clinkers cocidos en horno vertical con inyección automática de aire
Authors: Mansuelli M.
Published: November 2022

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Fabricación de áridos ligeros a partir de arcillas mediante un proceso de sinterización
Authors: Minsk L.D.
Published: November 2022

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Experiencias sobre la agresividad de los sulfatos en los morteros sometidos a carga
Authors: Goria C. , Appiano M.
Published: November 2022

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Horno de laboratorio para temperaturas elevadas
Authors: Spohn E.J.
Published: November 2022

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Fabricación de bloques con máquinas automáticas
Authors: Lemhart W.B.
Published: November 2022

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Los tipos modernos de cemento portland, en relación con la práctica del hormigón
Authors: Banks K.R.
Published: November 2022

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Alimentación de los hornos de cemento con menudos de antracita
Authors: Catlin A.W.
Published: November 2022

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Efecto de la arena impregnada por sustancias húmicas, sobre el endurecimiento del hormigón
Authors: Santarelli L.
Published: November 2022

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Balance térmico de un horno de cemento y mecanismo de clinkerización del crudo
Authors: Yoshii Toyofuzimaru
Published: November 2022

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Cementos resistentes al agua del mar
Authors: Gallo Gino
Published: November 2022

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Deterioro del cemento ensacado
Authors: Duke Martin
Published: November 2022

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Horno eléctrico para cemento
Authors: Phillipp L.S.
Published: November 2022

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Aperçu sur les liants hydrauliques riches en MgO
Authors: Dubuisson A.
Published: November 2022

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Constitution of cement clinker obtained by baesset process
Authors: Koyanagi K. , Sudoh T.
Published: November 2022

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Die schnellkühlung von Klinker aus Zementdrehüfen
Authors: Anselm W.
Published: November 2022

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Beitrag sur erforschung der erhärtung von weisskalkmïrtel
Authors: Alberti K.
Published: November 2022

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Micron sized calcium carbonate
Authors: Brunenkant E.
Published: November 2022

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Sands for plasters, mortars and external renderings
Authors: Cowper A.D.
Published: November 2022

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Sul processo di fabbricazione dei cementi ferrici
Authors: Ferrari F.
Published: November 2022

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Burning cement in shaft kilns
Authors: Gottlieb S.
Published: November 2022

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Resistencias de fracciones granulométricas de cemento o de clinker obtenidas mediante separador de aire
Authors: Wuhrer J.
Published: November 2022

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Lehigh's metaline falls output doubled by modornization program
Authors: Utley H.F.
Published: November 2022

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Der Hochtemperaturofen im Zementlabor
Authors: Spehn E.
Published: November 2022

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Wirtschaftlicher wertvergleich des festigkeiten bei verrmahlung von zementen
Authors: Anselm W.
Published: November 2022

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Aumento de producción en una fábrica americana de cemento
Authors: Avery W.M.
Published: November 2022

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Conveyor system solves loading problem
Authors: Penn A.D.
Published: November 2022

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L’Industria des schistes bitumineux d’Autun au service de la reconstruction
Authors: Charrin V.
Published: November 2022

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The new search for fundamental causes of good and bad concrete
Authors: Rockwood N.C.
Published: November 2022

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Wet vs. dry procese
Authors: Gottlieb S.
Published: November 2022

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Rapid test meassures sulphate suceptibility of portland cement
Authors: Taylor W.C. , Bogue R.H.
Published: November 2022

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Value of hot combustión air
Authors: Warner I.
Published: November 2022

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The analysis of concretes
Authors: Bowden S.R. , Green E.H.
Published: November 2022

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A study of the determination of the heat of hydration of portland cement
Authors: Newman E.S.
Published: November 2022

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Little used tools for concrete research
Authors: Rockwood N.C.
Published: November 2022

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Gli aeranti nei calccestruzzi
Authors: Lotti C.
Published: November 2022

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El curso para la formación de auxiliares de laboratorio y control en la industria del cemento
Authors: Calleja José
Published: November 2022

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Le “contrele de qualité” pour les briques argileuses
Authors: Butterworth B.
Published: November 2022

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Diants de remplacement
Authors: Conilland Edith
Published: November 2022

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La chimie électronique et les nouvelles techniques routières
Authors: Tournaire R.
Published: November 2022

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Nuevas técnicas para el estudio del fraguado de los aglomerantes hidráulicos. II. La frecuencia de la corriente utilizada en la medida de la resistencia eléctrica de pastas de cemento
Authors: Calleja J.
Published: November 2022

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Procédés de reconnaissance par sondage appliqués aux carrieres de argile
Authors: Vié G.
Published: November 2022

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Der zement schachtofen im lichte neuester erkemtnisse
Authors: Beitlich A.
Published: November 2022

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“Progressive discussion" for better concrete
Authors: Rockwood N.C.
Published: November 2022

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Columbia gypsum produots uses kettle of unusual design
Authors: Utley H.F.
Published: November 2022

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Modificaciones dieléctricas de las pastas de cemento durante el proceso de fraguado
Authors: Tobio J.M.
Published: November 2022

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Cement packing and loading terminal
Authors: Minsk D.
Published: November 2022

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Developments in rack products and concrete industries in Europe
Authors: Anderegg F.O.
Published: November 2022

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Assessing the interactions between nanoparticles and biological barriers in vitro: a new challenge for microscopy techniques in nanomedicine
Authors: Carton Flavia , Malatesta Manuela
Published: November 2022

Nanoconstructs intended to be used as biomedical tool must be assessed for their capability to cross biological barriers. However, studying in vivo the permeability of biological barriers to nanoparticles is quite difficult due to the many structural and functional factors involved. Therefore, the in vitro modeling of biological barriers -2D cell monocultures, 2D/3D cell co-cultures, microfluidic devices- is gaining more and more relevance in nanomedical research. Microscopy techniques play a crucial role in these studies, as they allow both visualizing nanoparticles inside the biological barrier and evaluating their impact on the barrier components. This paper provides an overview of the various microscopical approaches used to investigate nanoparticle translocation through in vitro biological barrier models. The high number of scientific articles reported highlights the great contribution of the morphological and histochemical approach to the knowledge of the dynamic interactions between nanoconstructs and the living environment.
Epidemiological study and health management of an imported incident of COVID–19 asymptomatic cases in Haikou, China
Authors: Zhang Fan , Lin Guo-Tian , Jin Yu-Ming , Wu Tao , Chen Jun-Cai , Fan Li-Chun , Lv Zhi-Yue , Xiang Wei
Published: November 2022

Background:

To control the imported risks brought by all international arrivals, China Customs has implemented strict closed-loop health management policy called “three checks, three screenings and one transfer”. This study provides epidemiological evidence for prevention and control measures on imported cases of asymptomatic infections and describes the current COVID-19 prevention and control system on imported risks in China.

Methods:

We retrospectively analyzed an imported incident of three asymptomatic carriers. Serum SARS-CoV-2 IgM and IgG antibodies were detected by chemiluminescence and gold immnnochromatography(GICA).

Results:

Three cases were reported positive for SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid on their arrival, total antibodies and IgG, but negative for IgM. The Ct values of cases A, B and C were 34/36/36, 32/33/32 and 25/31/29, respectively. There were 10726434 pair-end reads sequenced for case C, and approximate 80% reads were aligned to the hCoV-19/Wuhan/IVDC-HB-01/2019 genome (EPI_ISL_402119). The viruses of case A and C were homologous and came from the SARS-CoV-2 variant.

Conclusion:

Serum antibody IgM and IgG tests are recommended for international travelers from epidemic areas. The “three checks, three screenings and one transfer” policy implemented at custom's entry points was effective in COVID-19 prevention and control.
Enhancing vaccination of key populations
Authors: Zhang Jinsong , Li Zaihong , Lu Jiahai , Chen Zeliang
Published: November 2022

Vaccination is effective in preventing the increase of disease, especially emerging infectious diseases (EIDs), and it is particularly important for people in close contact with infected sources and susceptible populations who are at increased risk of getting infectious diseases due to behavior, occupation or health. Despite targeted vaccination guidelines, inadequate vaccination of the key populations fails to receive widespread attention, resulting in a high-risk transition of disease from key populations to general populations. Strengthening the vaccination of the susceptible groups can effectively block the spread of pathogens to general populations, and reduce the consumption of medical resources in universal vaccination, which has significant economic value. In this review, we describe the prevalence of EIDs, analyze the experience and lessons of infectious disease vaccination in key populations through several cases, and further explore the causes for the decline in vaccination rates of key populations. According to the trends of EIDs, a plan to strengthen the vaccination of key populations is proposed to effectively prevent the transition of EIDs from key populations to general populations.
A Mini-Review of Pathological Voice Recognition
Authors: Saghiri Mohammad Ali , Tang Chun Kai , Saghiri Ali Mohammad , Samadi Elham
Published: November 2022

The aim of this review is to examine various pathological conditions that impact the voice and how these features can be used in their diagnosis. An electronic search of PubMed and Google Scholar was performed for the articles published between January 2000 and July 2022 using the keywords found in the Medical Subject Headings database along with PubMed regarding diseases affecting voice. Our preliminary search result identified 608 articles using the keywords mentioned below. Among those, 12 articles met the inclusion criteria set for this review. Voice analysis can prove to be the missing link in the study and early detection of diseases. Using multiple voice attributes to cross-reference and diagnose conditions has excellent potential to fasten the process and significantly improve the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases.
The Most Demanding Moral Capacity: Could Evolution Provide Any Base?
Authors: Bejarano Teresa
Published: November 2022

The attempts to make moral and evolution compatible have assimilated moral capacity either with complex self-control in favour of one’s own goals or with spontaneous altruism. Those attempts face an easy problem, since those two senses of moral are adaptively advantageous resources. But let us focus on the decisions made in favour of another person which the subject, when making them, feels are contrary to his own goals: Could a base for this capacity arise in evolution, however poor and weak? I propose that such base, while it is not an adaptive advantage but quite the opposite, arises from the convergence between two abilities which in their respective origins were adaptively very advantageous: the advanced mode of ‘theory-of-mind’ (ToM) and inner speech.
DEVELOPMENT OF A WEBSITE FOR AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
Authors: Ragavi T  , Karthikeyan L  , Vignesh T  , Sriraman N  , Chitteshwaran J
Published: November 2022

India places a high importance on agriculture, but today's farmers are of a lower social class and deal with a lot of difficulties in their daily lives as a result of extreme poverty. Although the employers in this artwork represent 50% of our working population, agriculture only contributes to roughly 15% of India's GDP (properly domestic Product). One of the main factors contributing to farm suicide in India is the income era. Farm poverty is caused by a lack of understanding of the modern generation or new techniques. Even after all the laborious effort and output produced with the help of the farmers, the farmers are still pressured by the sellers in the modern marketplace, which causes poverty. To create direct income between farmers and consumers, it is essential to reduce middlemen's roles in marketing farm products. By using direct farmer-to-patron and language communication with farmers, this website enables farmers to ensure the most profitability. Farmers would be able to understand how entrepreneurs are deceiving them about the quality of their products with the help of this program. The farmer's need is made apparent by this utility. Farmers can learn all there is to know
about eliminating inflation and black marketing by using this service. It enables accurate data and information remodeling. The device's clearly defined interfaces allowed one to easily explore the vast amount of information. Higher communication between the farmer and the consumer is made possible by this optimization website online
ASSESSMENT OF STRING INVERTERS FOR LARGE-SCALE SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA’S
Authors:   Universiti Teknologi MARA, MOHD HUSSAIN MOHD NAJIB , MOHD HUSSAIN MASHITAH ,   Universiti Teknologi MARA, MAT ISA SITI SARAH ,   Universiti Teknologi MARA, IBRAHIM INTAN RAHAYU ,   Universiti Teknologi MARA
Published: November 2022

Tremendous promotion and growth of Large-Scale Solar Photovoltaic (LSSPV) Power Plant in Malaysia increase the reliability and potentiality of the system in having efficient monitoring, operation and maintenance for the plants. Through the Ministry of Energy, Science and Technology, the government aims to increase the renewable energy in its generation mix in 2025 by 20% and intends to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity per unit of gross domestic product (GDP) to 45% by 2030. This was followed by the Energy Commission (EC) announcement of 500 MW LSSPV power plants in Malaysia, slated for commercial operation in 2021. Thus, proper monitoring and respectable power generation are crucial to optimising LSSPV for grid interconnection. This paper presents the assessment of string inverters configuration and analysis models to recommend an optimised configuration for maximum harvested power generation in the LSSPV power plant in Malaysia. An analysis of string invert configuration is carried out based on real data measurements of electric generation of a 50 MW LSSPV power plant at the Kuala Ketil site. The test verified that the configuration string inverters offer a reliable outcome for the grid code test (GCT). Besides, the string inverters provide a potential approach to maximising power generation at different climate conditions, thus, reducing the workforce for the operation and maintenance activities. The string system endeavours a feasibility implementation on the suitability of effective configurations for LSSPV in Malaysia without often shutting down the plant generations due to any defect or damage of PV modules.
The Impact of Economic Sanctions (on Russia) on Labor Migrants from Kyrgyzstan and on their Remittances
Authors: Konstants Liudmila
Published: November 2022

Three-thirds of labor migrants in Russia are from Central Asia. Russia, in turn, is an indispensable source of earnings for them: every sixth citizen of Kyrgyzstan works in Russia, and 85-95%% of all remittances go from Russia. Within the last decade, Kyrgyzstan has consistently occupied one of the top three places in the world in terms of the share of remittances in GDP: almost one-third of its GDP is remittances which means that Kyrgyzstan is a highly dependent country on them. That is why the Special Military Operation (SMO) of Russia and bunches of heaviest sanctions on Russia caused serious concern about labor migrants and remittances perspectives. Issues relevant for this analysis are: the perspectives of migrant workers in Russia, the foundations of their amazing resilience and why do labor migrants surprise researchers?