bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Beginning of the End
Authors: Aleckson Sam
Published: May 2022

Coachman punished. Beginning of the Civil War, departure from the plantation labor camp.
In Town Again
Authors: Aleckson Sam
Published: May 2022

Williams is sent, as a child, to serve a white officers in Secessionville, a military camp on an island near Charleston. Much discussion of food and circumstances on the site.
A Turkey Stew
Authors: Aleckson Sam
Published: May 2022

Anecdotes about how soliders and enslaved people handled food and an incident of a turkey theft
Introduction
Authors: Theado Matt
Published: May 2022

Critics, academics, and anthologists label some 1950s United States poets as Beat Generation poets and others as Black Mountain poets. Many of these poets knew each other, read each other’s work, and published in the same Little Magazines. Their designation as Beat or Black Mountain limits readers’ understanding of the new poetics at mid-century and the interactive roles the poets engaged in. Readers should view the new poetry that emerged in the 1950s as propelled by numerous poets with multiple interconnections and mutual influences.
Anthology Landmark
Authors: Lee A. Robert
Published: May 2022

Donald Allen’s landmark anthology, The New American Poetry (1960), had the effect of galvanizing interest in American poetry beyond the modernism of Eliot or Pound, the confessionalism of Robert Lowell and like. Here, in the wake of World War II, was a different gallery, “open” venturings of voice and field. Alongside Allen’s other editorial groupings it was one of the first times that Beat and Black Mountain had actually been situated in each other’s company. This essay addresses the writers Ginsberg, Kerouac, Corso, Orlovsky, Olson, Duncan, Creeley, and Levertov and investigates the poetics involved. It seeks to locate, in the selections on offer and the statements made by the poets themselves, the “new” in the New American Poetry.
The Janus-Face of American Rugged Individualism
Authors: Hemmer Kurt
Published: May 2022

Edward Dorn is a Black Mountain poet closely aligned with the Beat Generation, and his comic-epic Gunslinger can be read as equally attuned to the humor and popular-culture allusions found in Beat writing as it is with Black Mountain poetics. The Gunslinger character in Dorn's poem is a simulacrum of Herbert Hoover’s rugged individualism—-an ideological simulacrum—-a simulation without any history to precede any notion of an authentic original conception, and this protagonist is paradoxically tied to his antagonist—-a simulacrum of ruthless capitalism, and another form of American rugged individualism, embodied in the poem by the character Howard Hughes. The Gunslinger is part of the American imagination's ability to conceive of a solitary figure of righteousness who will stand against unfavorable odds in the name of justice. Yet the source of this conception can also lead to the cutthroat entrepreneur. In Gunslinger, Dorn is trying to make his readers cognizant that the image of the Gunslinger as American rugged individualism is a simulacrum, that this image remains potent, and that this image is tied to the ruthlessness of capitalist society.
Impact of Intraocular Lens Decentration on the Near Vision Performance of a Wavefront-Correcting Extended Depth of Focus IOL
Authors: Nowrouzi Ali , Alió del Barrio Jorge L. , Alió Jorge L.
Published: May 2022

PURPOSE:

To examine the impact of intraocular lens (IOL) decentration on the near vision performance of a wavefront-correcting extended depth of focus (EDOF) IOL.

METHODS:

Case report.

RESULTS:

A 77-year-old man presented with poor unaided visual function at near (20/125) and intermediate (20/100) distances after cataract surgery in the right eye with implantation of a wavefront-correcting EDOF IOL. Uncorrected distance visual acuity was 20/25. A 0.4-mm decentration of the central optical component of the IOL was noted and assumed to be the underlying reason for the poor near/intermediate visual function. After reassessing the patient's expectations for spectacle independence for reading, IOL exchange by a multifocal diffractive IOL with capsular tension ring implantation was performed 3 months after surgery. The patient was satisfied, and uncorrected near (20/32) and intermediate (20/32) visual function was restored.

CONCLUSIONS:

Correct centration of the central 2.2-mm optical part of the wavefront-correcting EDOF IOL seems to play a critical role in achieving satisfactory vision for both intermediate and near distances. The authors suggest the routine implantation of a capsular tension ring together with this lens to minimize the risk for such a complication.

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Journal of Refractive Surgery Case Reports.
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On differential analysis of spacelike flows on normal congruence of surfaces
Authors: Erdoğdu Melek , Yavuz Ayșe
Published: May 2022

The present paper examines the differential analysis of flows on normal congruence of spacelike curves with spacelike normal vector in terms of anholonomic coordinates in three dimensional Lorentzian space. Eight parameters, which are related by three partial differential equations, are discussed. Then, it is seen that the $ \operatorname{curl} $ of tangent vector field does not include any component with principal normal direction. Thus there exists a surface which contains both $ s-lines $ and $ b-lines. $ Also, we examine a normal congruence of surfaces containing the $ s-lines $ and $ b-lines $. By compatibility conditions, Gauss-Mainardi-Codazzi equations are obtained for this normal congruence of surface. Intrinsic geometric properties of this normal congruence of surfaces are given.
Bootstrapping $ m $-generalized order statistics with variable rank
Authors: Barakat H. M. , El-Adll Magdy E. , Sobh M. E.
Published: May 2022

In this paper, several bootstrap properties of $ m $-generalized order statistics ($ m $-GOSs) with variable rank (central and intermediate) are revealed. We study the inconsistency, weak consistency and strong consistency of bootstrapping central and intermediate $ m $-GOSs when the normalizing constants are assumed to be known or estimated from the re-sampled data using a proper re-sample size. Furthermore, sufficient conditions for the weak and strong consistencies of the bootstrapping distributions of central and intermediate $ m $-GOSs based on the normalizing constant estimators are given. Finally, a simulation study is conducted to determine the optimal bootstrap re-sample size corresponding to the best fitting of the bootstrapping distribution.
L’art comme jeu
Authors: Zourabichvili François
Published: May 2022

L’art comme jeu est la transcription d’un cours que François Zourabichvili a professé en 2005-2006 à l’université Paul-Valéry de Montpellier. Ce cours ne se présente pas comme un cours d’histoire de la philosophie, mais comme l’expérience d’un faire de la philosophie : envisager sérieusement la relation de l’art et du jeu revient dès lors à construire cette relation – de sorte que les notions d’art et de jeu puissent s’inventer simultanément, l’une par l’autre.Ainsi, L’art comme jeu laisse apercevoir l’ensemble des rouages d’une pensée philosophique en cours d’élaboration : parfois fulgurante, d’autres fois tâtonnante, l’esthétique du jeu de François Zourabichvili, bien qu’inachevée, reste aujourd’hui porteuse de l’espoir d’un renouveau de l’esthétique.
Diversity and Sustainability of Employment Through the Lens of Employers and Individuals With Disabilities
Authors: El-Chaarani Hani , Jneid Chérine , El Nemar Sam
Published: May 2022

Despite the international commitment to guarantee the rights of disabled people, including the rights at the workplace, evidence shows that legislations are faced with different barriers to achieving their expected inclusion goals. Even more, the literature reported some counter-effects to the implementation of international and national legislations. Diversity studies have argued that the successful implementation of organizational support strategies is more guaranteed when barriers are well understood. This chapter examines the perceptions of employers and individuals with disabilities, including those with mental disabilities, of the barriers that inhibit diversity management at the workplace. The authors suggest extending the diversity literature by examining other organizational factors that facilitate the employment and sustainability of disabled individuals.
Synthesis and Application of Transformative Learning in Nonprofit Management
Authors: Bunn Taylor Danielle
Published: May 2022

Understanding how adults learn could help nonprofit leaders more effectively attract and engage stakeholders and supporters of diverse backgrounds. Without clients, volunteers, and donors, nonprofit organizations cease to exist. Authentic connection with potential stakeholders is critical. In the nonprofit field, all outreach efforts—client events, volunteer opportunities, grant applications, and board meetings—are an opportunity to educate the audience about a mission, critical needs, and ways to engage in social impact activities. This chapter seeks to provide nonprofit leaders with an introduction to applying transformative learning principles to their work to deeply connect with and engage supporters of various backgrounds. The first section offers an overview of transformative learning for adults, followed by direct application of select tenets to stakeholder engagement. Each subsection includes a scenario with a suggested application of the transformative learning framework.
Realizing Diversity
Authors: Essington John
Published: May 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a new era of education within the United States. The standardized testing and accountability regimes are under siege by teachers, parents, and students who have realized that individual student growth and emotional support need to be the driving factors in schools. In order to recenter education upon the students, schools are going to have to expand their understanding of the concept of diversity beyond the black/white polarity, appreciate the idea of multiple intelligences, support the different ways pupils learn and demonstrate their knowledge, and revisit higher education's fixation on standardized entrance examinations as part of the admissions process. The reformulating of American education is not a novel idea but one that dates back to the early 1900s and merges back into the stream of educational systems across the globe.
Use of Framework Synthesis to Identify the Factors Considered for Five Popular Prioritisation Approaches
Authors: Hoy Zoe
Published: May 2022

Software requirement prioritisation is an important task that ultimately determines whether the software is successful and achieves customer satisfaction. Startups use agile methodologies to develop software, as it adapts to requirement changes well and delivers software quickly in short increments, called sprints. However, there is little research about the practices of agile requirement re-prioritisation, the activity to reprioritise requirements at the start of each sprint. This research contributes to this gap by identifying the factors considered for five popular prioritisation approaches and compares them to the agile requirement re-prioritisation process. The results show that the approaches studied do not address all factors of the agile requirement re-prioritisation process. The planning game covers five of the factors whereas analytical hierarchy process covers three of the factors. This may influence the choice of approach used for agile requirement re-prioritisation. This study contributes important insights for requirement prioritisation literature and practice.
Awareness Without Actions
Authors: Nguyen Quang-Trung , Phromwongsa Thananya , Shanmugalingam Sharanka , Steenfeldt Laursen Victor , Nurdiani Jabangwe Indira , Nguyen-Duc Anh
Published: May 2022

The success and survival of software startup companies depend on the decision-making of entrepreneurs. Risk perception and management is an important part of making both business and product-related decisions. In contrast to the popularity of research on risk management in the context of established organizations, there is relatively limited research on risk management in early-stage startup companies. In this work, the authors aim at understanding the perception and practices of managing risks in software startups. They interviewed CEOs and CTOs of nine early-stage software startups in Denmark and Norway. The results revealed an awareness of common types of risks among software startups. However, risks are not measured or managed by any established approaches. They found that startup founders do not believe in risk management methods and prioritize other tasks on their to-do list. The findings have direct implications for startup founders in their early stages in Nordic countries.
COVID's Scholarly Literature and Innovation in Startups
Authors: Gupta Varun , Gupta Chetna , Peters Lawrence , Pereira Leandro
Published: May 2022

The importance of scholarly literature on startup capacities to stimulate innovation in pandemic times is highlighted in this chapter. The scholarly literature can help startups looking for opportunities or solutions in the face of a pandemic, but knowledge acquisition from secondary materials may be limited due to the growing number of publications, retractions, and preprints. The growing number of publications and venues makes it more difficult for entrepreneurs to get the information they need, analyse it, and then use collective intelligence to turn it into useful business knowledge. Retractions may steer startups in the incorrect direction, resulting in a waste of financial resources. Preprints are non-peer reviewed research articles that may provide some direction to startups but should not be relied upon entirely. The solutions to these issues are finally provided. Addressing these concerns could make scholarly literature beneficial to startups, allowing the global community to respond to the pandemic as a whole.
A Study on the Impact of AI of Consumer Behaviour With Reference to Commercial, Industrial, and Liability Insurance in New India Assurance in Mumbai
Authors: Sawant Saumitra Sushil , Ger Aparna Sanjay
Published: May 2022

As the development of artificial intelligence continues, its impact is being felt in several areas of life, even though the method by which it is used is not always apparent. The insurance sector is shifting to incorporate artificial intelligence in response to customer demands. The impact of technology on business is growing for all industries around the world. Digital operational models have seen increasing popularity over the last decade. The concepts “AI” and “machine learning” are hardly new in the tech world and we will continue to see their rising adoption and implementation across businesses and industries.
An Application for Human Resource and Humanoid Management for Smart Cities
Authors: Saxena Abhay , Bhatt Ashutosh Kumar
Published: May 2022

The big players like Cisco, Hitachi, Siemens, etc. are taking part in designing and developing smart colonies across the globe. The basic applications designed so far in smart cities are for logistic, construction, maintenance, healthcare, and security. One of the prominent issues that is still to be addressed is the management of human resources and robots in smart cities. The proposed application will scan the entire city, based on the available space, green area, and number of human beings, and accordingly, it will suggest the number of buildings, residential areas, malls, parks, free and open space, roads, and number of robots. The chapter will address the basic issues like layout and design of an infrastructure based on human beings and humanoid population. The dos and don'ts for robots will be listed to deal with the aged or young. The additional input based on human being psychology will also be formulated so that robots can handle fragile human beings, especially aged human beings, with care.
Data Analytics in the Smart City
Authors: Tewari Naveen , Datt Gopal , Rai Arun Kumar , Joshi Mukesh
Published: May 2022

In data analytics, cloud processing is helping make cities more powerful. The solidification of the two clouds and analytics could help cities store, decipher, and measure their enormous data to all the more possible report their citizens' issues. Organizations can spend less cash on workers and rather center on reinforcing their staff and item. Consequently, cloud drives assist more modest cities with getting the enormous information game, permitting new companies to all the more likely rival bigger associations in their industry.
Human-Machine Interactions
Authors: Patnaik Priyadarsini
Published: May 2022

Research on human-computer interaction (HCI) has been widely developed since the 1960s as a result of the rapid growth of information systems. Designing ergonomic human-computer interfaces is the purpose of human-computer interaction (HCI). Nonetheless, the user had complete control of the computer, but they were mostly static. The management of increasingly complex and coupled systems has become indispensable to both the public and private sectors over the past few years. Therefore, humans and machines must be able to adapt to unforeseen circumstances by maintaining degrees of freedom. Though modern machine manages all the activities that humans have done in the past, processing information as well as dealing with dynamic situations but uncertain factors play a crucial role in these dynamic situations, which are difficult to control. The trend the industry is experiencing demands a human-machine cooperative (HMC) approach to handle the new challenges such as cyber security. The chapter explains how HMC might improve HCI to address problems emerging from this change.
LoRa
Authors: Parmar Ghanshyam , Patel Monika
Published: May 2022

The main concern of this chapter is to getting information regarding the controlling of streetlights using the IoT technology and the help of LoRa technology. LoRa is a novel wireless protocol designed for long range with low power consumption for communication. This chapter provides, firstly, why energy consumption should be reduced. The chapter explains IoT and how the IoT industries are coming up with new technologies. The chapter contains different technologies with basic information and pros can cons, including Wi-Fi HaLow, Bluetooth and (BLE), LPWANs, Cellular (3G/4G/5G), Zigbee and other Mesh protocols, and RFID. Further, the chapter describes the features of LoRa and LoRaWAN with its architecture. Why the LoRa technology is the best for controlling streetlights with its working is explained. The main focus of this chapter is the devices used in smart streetlights and how to control the streetlight. The chapter describes the working procedure of streetlight management through IoT and LoRa technique.
Machine Learning Applications to Smart Cities
Authors: Malik Nikita , Dahiya Menal , Walia Nipun
Published: May 2022

A city becomes a smart city when it employs ICT (information and communication technology) to share data with the public, improve government services' quality, and develop operational efficiency. The key objective of a smart city is to optimize the operations of the city and encourage economic growth through data analysis and the use of smart technologies. This chapter focuses on exploring the IoT and soft computing technologies' role in the development of smart cities. These methods are used for designing optimal policies efficiently for complex problems around smart cities. Different case sectors of a smart city are explored, and various machine learning-based algorithms are discussed to help, improve, and resolve their issues. Additionally, comparisons are drawn between the techniques adopted in existing systems and the results they yield, along with identification of the limitations they present.
Machine Learning in Automobiles
Authors: Khatri Preety , Kumar Rohit
Published: May 2022

Maximum manufacturing operations in automotive industries are none the less largely dependent on experience-based human choices. The emergence of huge information, alongside gadget learning in automotive organizations, is leading to an increased degree of accuracy in choice making and advanced overall performance. It is pointless to mention that the automotive industry is getting ready for a revolution. The car is getting transformed by means of technologies. AI and system learning algorithms have found a growing degree of applicability in this industry. In this chapter, the authors have analyzed and study about how machine learning has been used for automobiles. Here they discussed autonomous vehicle test and development. In this chapter, they analyzed country-wise interest in autonomous cars and driverless cars. Motion planning, path planning, legal issues, and various applications related to machine learning for autonomous vehicles have been discussed in this chapter.
Progression of Digital Healthcare With Deep Learning and Blockchain Methods for Smart Cities
Authors: Mahammad Abeda Begum , Kumar Rajeev
Published: May 2022

Healthcare is a fundamental feature of smart cities. Artificial intelligence-based systems usage during COVID-19 pandemic like virtual doctors, online consultations, telemedicine has enhanced the capability of reaching the treatment to patients on time, with high efficiency in smart cities. Governments have implemented patient monitoring and disease control systems during the COVID pandemic to reduce the spread of infection. The dynamics of healthcare provisions are changed exceptionally with the advent of deep learning and blockchain methods. Advanced levels of image diagnosis, centralized EHRs, emergency care, and intelligence-based recommendation systems are enhanced using deep learning and blockchain technologies. Integration of IoT devices with smartphones has enabled us to receive alerts to monitor the elderly or needy people with chronic conditions. The adaptation of AI in clinical diagnosis and predictive care systems is remarkable. High precision robotic systems based on AI technology are used in delicate and complicated surgeries in many city hospitals across the globe.
Treatment of mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence with a novel polycaprolactonebased bioresorbable urethral bulking agent
Authors: Koldewijn Evert L. , Oerlemans Dennis J.A.J. , Beulens Alexander , De Wildt Michel J.A.M. , Vandoninck Vera , De Wachter Stefan
Published: May 2022

A fully bioresorbable polycaprolactonebased bioresorbable bulking agent was evaluated for safety and efficacy in female patients with mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence who attempted and failed prior pelvic floor muscle training. Fifty female subjects were treated by transurethral sub-mucosal injection. Safety was evaluated over a 24-monts follow-up period. At the 12-months visit, a cystoscopy was performed for visual inspection of the injected area. Efficacy was assessed with the same intervals with the Stamey Grading System (SGS) among others. Only 6/50 subjects reported transient mild adverse events. The results show for the SGS grade more than 55% of the participants had an improvement in SGS grade, 40% of whom were cured within the first 12 months after treatment. During the second year of follow- up the effect seems to falter with an improvement of 50% of the subjects of whom 25% were cured. The results of the study suggest that treatment of mild-tomoderate stress urinary incontinence with a bioresorbable PCL-based bulking agent is a safe and effective alternative to permanent bulking agents and intermediate treatment option before the use of the permanent midurethral sling.
Внешние биллиарды вне правильных многоугольников: ручной случай
Authors: Rukhovich Philip Dmitrievich
Published: May 2022

Рассмотрена проблема периодичности, т. е. существования апериодической точки и полноты меры периодических точек для внешних биллиардов вне правильных $n$-угольников. Случаи $n=3,4,6$ являются решеточными и тривиальными; для них апериодической точки нет, а периодические точки образуют множество полной меры. Случаи $n=5,10,8,12$, и только они, считаются ручными. С. Л. Табачникову в своей прорывной работе удалось решить проблемы периодичности для случая $n=5$, впервые применив метод ренормализационной схемы и исследовав с помощью этой схемы возникающие самоподобные структуры. Случай $n=10$ похож на случай $n=5$, и был исследован автором ранее. Данная же статья посвящена оставшимся случаям $n=8,12$. Доказано существование апериодической орбиты для внешних биллиардов вне правильных восьми- и двенадцатиугольников, а также, что почти все траектории таких внешних биллиардов являются периодическими. При анализе случая правильного двенадцатиугольника используются доказательные компьютерные вычисления. Установлена эквивалентность между внешними биллиардами вне правильных $n$- и $n/2$-угольников, если $n$ четно, а $n/2$ нечетно. В основе исследования лежит ренормализационная схема по Табачникову.
Библиография: 23 наименования.
Об интеграле Ютилы в проблеме круга
Authors: Korolev Maxim Aleksandrovich , Popov Dmitrii Aleksandrovich
Published: May 2022

В работе исследуется "корреляционная" функция $\mathcal{K}_{P} = \mathcal{K}_{P}(T;H,U)$ остаточного члена $P(t)$ в проблеме круга, т. е. интеграл от произведения $P(t)P(t+U)$ по промежутку $(T,T+H]$, $1\le U, H\le T$. Случай малых значений $U$, $1\le U\ll \sqrt{T}$, был фактически изучен М. Ютилой в 1984 г.; при этом оказывается, что для всех указанных $U$ и достаточно больших $H$ интеграл $\mathcal{K}_{P}$ принимает максимальное возможное значение. В настоящей статье исследуется случай "больших" $U$, $\sqrt{T}\ll U\le T$, когда поведение $\mathcal{K}_{P}$ становится более сложным. В частности, доказывается, что корреляционная функция может быть как максимально большой по модулю положительной и отрицательной, так и очень малой по модулю на множествах значений $U$ положительной меры.
Библиография: 15 наименований.
Interdisciplinarity in Data Analysis Through the Primary School Textbooks in Greece and Singapore
Authors: Zorzos Michail , Avgerinos Eugenios
Published: May 2022

Data analysis is one of the most popular fields of mathematics and includes statistics and probability. These two mathematical domains are some of the most well-known, influencing everyday life and the various sciences. Their teaching lays the foundation for primary education and culminates in secondary education. Probability and statistics are necessary for today and the future of several professions. This research attempts to highlight the multidisciplinary character of these two disciplines through the textbooks of primary education in Greece and Singapore. It aims to highlight the dependence of mathematics teaching on interdisciplinarity through textbooks. The textbook analysis was chosen because books offer varied learning opportunities. The researchers selected the books, partaking in the comparative analysis.  After defining the basic principles dividing lines for the differentiation of the exercises, the analysis was conducted. It included two stages. In the first stage, the activities of the books were examined in their framework application. Then, their interdisciplinary character was accentuated in the scientific field. The results reveal a substantial dependence of data analysis on interdisciplinarity. More interesting is that the distribution of interdisciplinary exercises is prevalent in the scientific milieus.
Vaccination against the new coronavirus infection SARS-CoV-2. The current state of the problem
Authors: Galitskaya Marina G. , Fisenko Andrey P. , Makarova Svetlana G.
Published: May 2022

Vaccines against the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2) have been developed at an unprecedented pace since the beginning of the pandemic. Some of them have received permission for mass production already at the stage of clinical trials. COVID vaccines are now being used on a large scale over the world. In the review article describes the characteristics of used both abroad and in Russia COVID vaccines, differed in structure and mechanism of action. The data of clinical research on their efficiency and safety is presented. In modern conditions of a pandemic of a new coronavirus infection, vaccination was shown to be the most effective method of prevention, which can significantly reduce morbidity and mortality due to coronavirus. There are considered such nuances of coronavirus vaccination, as the need for a booster dose, vaccination of children and adolescents. Rare adverse events are described. However, given the relatively small experience and short duration of the use of coronavirus vaccines, there are many questions concerning vaccination of persons with disorders in the immune system, vaccination of infants, the impact of changes in coronavirus strains on the effectiveness of the vaccines used, and many others. All these issues require further research, which continues all over the world. The authors recommend applying the knowledge about COVID vaccines in daily practice, constantly updating them, which will indirectly help to ensure maximum vaccination coverage of the population against coronavirus, including children and adolescents.
Control jurisdiccional de las técnicas de selección
Authors: Castillo Blanco Federico A.
Published: May 2022

SUMARIO:

Sumario: I. CONSIDERACIONES GENERALES: LA CAPACIDAD PREDICTIVA DE LOS SISTEMAS SELECTIVOS Y EL “AUTISMO” CON RESPECTO DE ESTA CUESTIÓN EN NUESTRO SISTEMA.II. LAS BARRERAS NORMATIVAS PARA REALIZAR PROCESOS DE SELECCIÓN EFICIENTES (PREDICTIVOS). III. LA ESCASA DEFERENCIA Y PREVENCIÓN DE LA JURISPRUDENCIA SOBRE LA VALIDEZ PREDICTIVA DE DETERMINADAS TÉCNICAS Y SU REVISIÓN. 1. La actuación de los órganos de selección en la corrección de las pruebas y su control jurisdiccional. 2. Las técnicas selectivas empleadas.A. La técnica de entrevista. B. Las pruebas psicotécnicas. C. Las pruebas de conocimientos basadas en test.D. Pruebas de conocimientos no estrictamente memorísticas.IV. CONCLUSIONES: LO QUE DICE LA CIENCIA Y ALGUNAS PROPUESTAS PARA MEJORAR LA CAPACIDAD DE PREDICCIÓN DE NUESTROS SISTEMAS SELECTIVO. V. REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS.
Economía circular para los residuos de la construcción en España
Authors: Ramírez Sánchez-Maroto Carlos
Published: May 2022

El sector de la construcción y de la demolición es uno de los cinco sectores identificados como prioritarios en el Plan de Acción de la Unión Europea para la economía circular, siendo una de las mayores fuentes de residuos.

España es el quinto país europeo que genera más residuos de construcción y demolición (RCD), y corresponde la competencia sobre su gestión a las comunidades autónomas, a excepción de los procedentes de obras menores domiciliares. En el marco de la Unión Europea, la Estrategia española de Economía Circular es coherente, con las diversas líneas de actuación promovidas.

En este trabajo se analiza, el marco normativo comunitario actual y la próxima aprobación del proyecto de Ley de Residuos y Suelos Contaminados.
Reseña de las Disposiciones generales de la Junta de Andalucía
Authors: Guichot Reina Emilio
Published: May 2022

Se recogen y comentan las disposiciones generales más relevantes de la Junta de Andalucía publicadas en el BOJA en el período de abril a julio de 2021.
Noticia de Revistas Autonómicas
Authors: Fernández Ramos Severiano
Published: May 2022

SUMARIO:

1.- Unión Europea, Comunidades Autónomas, Derecho autonómico, Régimen Local13.2.- Derechos fundamentales y derechos de ciudadanía3.- Fuentes, potestad reglamentaria, organización administrativa4.- Acto, procedimiento administrativo, expropiación, responsabilidad y control Jurisdiccional de las Administraciones Públicas5.- Empleo público, bienes y contratación pública6.- Modalidades administrativas de Intervención (Policía, Fomento, Servicio público, Actividad Sancionadora, Arbitral y Planificadora)7.- Sectores Administrativos de Intervención. Derecho Administrativo económico (Aguas, Montes, Minas, Costas, Agricultura y pesca, Urbanismo y Ordenación del territorio, Medio ambiente, Energía, Telecomunicaciones, Patrimonio cultural, etc.)8.- Varia
Régimen jurídico de la gestión territorial
Authors: Álvarez González Elsa Marina
Published: May 2022

Esta obra analiza la ordenación territorial como función pública desde un punto de vista jurídico. Y aquí reside el mayor valor investigador del trabajo, pues mientras el urbanismo en todas sus facetas y perspectivas ha sido objeto de atención frecuente por la doctrina administrativista, la ordenación del territorio ha sido muy estudiada por geógrafos y economistas, pero no tanto por los juristas.
Tribology and self-organization in reducing friction: A brief review
Authors:   Society of Bulgarian Tribologists, Sofia, Bulgaria, Assenova Emilia , Vencl Aleksandar ,   University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia
Published: May 2022

The review summarises basic tribological concepts for the stability, sustainability and life of the contact systems, highlighting the idea that tribological processes are most easily manipulated through the contact and the third body. If the original contact pair does not possess a specially inserted intermediate layer between the two interacting bodies, a secondary protective film forms, self-organized in the course of the friction processes themselves to keep the sustainability of the system. The ambition of tribology is to control friction and wear of the contact: either to find the optimal material to be placed in contact, or to predict events and phenomena stimulating the emergence of its own protective layer. A short overview is done of the ways for obtaining very low friction and wear by applying the principles of self-organization and green tribology, such as the selective transfer of material between the contact surfaces and the superlubricity phenomena. Keywords: complexity, synergy, friction, self-organization, selective material transfer, superlubricity.
Trends in the Development of China's Trade Diplomacy in Promoting National Interests on the World Stage
Authors:   PhD student at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Odil qizi Egamberdieva Malika
Published: May 2022

Today, relations between China and the rest of the world are entering a new phase. China's economic miracle was fueled by industry and investment, but today domestic consumption is the main driver of growth. The country is becoming less open economically to the rest of the world. However, the rest of the world is becoming increasingly open to the impact of China, which is the world's second-largest economy and its leading trading nation. These changes are accompanied by trade tensions and growing protectionism in many countries. Since China decided to open up its economy to the rest of the world and took part in large-scale reforms, it has become a real global force.
Modelling of Educational Scenarios Based on the Coupling of Explicit Teaching and Guided Discovery Learning Approaches in an E-Learning Context
Authors:   Research team in Information Sciences and University Pedagogical Engineering Abdelmalek Essaâdi university, Tetouan, Morocco, Erradi Omar
Published: May 2022

The objective of this article is to present and illustrate an educational engineering approach relating to the use of structure (SD), activity (AD) and Vee (V) diagrams in the design and modeling of educational scenarios. in alignment with a model of hybrid pedagogical approach: explicit - by discovery strongly requested recently in the practices of distance and online education. We first analyze the basic pedagogical approach of distance education, then we present and illustrate how to use these diagrams in scriptwriting.
Penggunaan Halangan dalam Meningkatkan Teknik Lompat Jauh Murid Tahun Lima
Authors: Mahendran Shandyiani , Muhamad Tajul Arifin
Published: May 2022

Kajian ini dijalankan untuk membantu guru dalam meningkatkan teknik dan kuasa lonjakan lompat jauh semasa sesi pengajaran dan pembelajaran Pendidikan Jasmani bagi murid tahun 5 di Sk Taman Desaminium dengan menggunakan latihan pliometrik iaitu 'Penggunaan Kotak Pelbagai Ketinggian'. Seramai lima orang murid lelaki yang terlibat. Kajian ini telah menggunakan tiga jenis kaedah iaitu pengumpulan data iaitu pemerhatian, temu bual dan ujian lompat jauh berdiri. Latihan pliometrik iaitu 'Penggunaan Kotak Pelbagai Ketinggian' dijalankan kepada peserta kajian untuk meningkatkan teknik dan kuasa lonjakan lompat jauh. Kesimpulannya, guru dapat membantu meningkatkan teknik lompat jauh dan kuasa lonjakan kaki dalam kalangan murid dengan menggunakan latihan pliometrik 'Penggunaan Kotak Pelbagai Ketinggian'. Kelebihan kajian ini adalah dapat menjimatkan kos kerana menggunakan kotak, kon dan marker sahaja. Manakala, kelemahan kajian ini ialah halangan ataupun kotak yang disediakan hanya lima halangan sahaja. Pada kajian akan datang, pengkaji bercadang untuk memperbanyakkan lagi kotak pelbagai ketinggian bagi meningkatkan minat murid.
A INSERÇÃO E O DESENVOLVIMENTO DE PESSOAS COM TRANSTORNO DO ESPECTRO AUTISTA NO AMBIENTE ORGANIZACIONAL
Authors: Aparecida Alves Pereira Beatriz , Luísa Ferreira Gonzaga Bianca , Porto Nogueira Camila , Bertolini de Souza Vivian , Adriana de Oliveira Margibel
Published: May 2022

Há aproximadamente 46 milhões de pessoas com deficiência no Brasil e menos de 1% possuem empregos formais, segundo dados do IBGE (2019). Dentre estas, quando observada a perspectiva de tipo de deficiência, pessoas com deficiência mental são apenas 4,7% destes 1%. Neste sentido, quando observamos o contexto social, podemos constatar que os ambientes corporativos em sua maioria não refletem a pluralidade da população. Por isso é necessário - por intermédio de medidas legais e movimentos sociais - promover essa inclusão, não só com a inserção, como também com a preparação para que essas pessoas possam representar um papel significativo nestes ambientes. Deste modo foram utilizados os diversos autores para realizar este estudo que se caracteriza por uma pesquisa bibliográfica com método exploratório. Com foco principal em descrever como se configura o Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA), o papel da aprendizagem customizada para este público e como a orientação para inclusão e aprendizagem fortalece as organizações em seu papel social. Nota-se a influência da presença destas pessoas no ambiente organizacional, junto a preparação das pessoas e do ambiente, reflete em resultados positivos para cultura, liderança e comportamentos apresentados dentro dele, além de promover a realização pessoal e independência da pessoas no TEA.
Palavras-chave: TEA; cultura organizacional; aprendizagem.
A Cross Sectional Study to Assess the Problematic Use of Mobile Phone among a selected population in an Urban Area
Authors: Das Radhika , A Sharma Punita
Published: May 2022

Increasing use of mobile phone users has been associated with increased physical and psychological addiction symptoms; it has also found to be a leading cause of road traffic accidents. This study used the PUMP (Problematic Use of Mobile Phone) questionnaire to assess the mean score of mobile phone use among the selected population. In this quantitative non-experimental descriptive cross sectional study, 100 samples were selected through non-probability convenient sampling and assessed using the PUMP questionnaire. Consent was taken and self administered structured questionnaire administered, which were answered under supervision of researcher. Tool had two sections with 10 questions of socio demographical variables and 20 questions related to substance use disorder for assessing tolerance, withdrawal, craving, social or interpersonal, physical and psychological criteria. The mean scoring on problematic use of mobile phones was found to be 53 percent; most of the symptoms of substance abuse were included in the PUMP questionnaire in which scores were more than 50 percent in symptoms except those of Withdrawal, Use in physically hazardous situations and Use despite social or interpersonal problems. The selected population showed significantly high scores on problematic use of mobile phones questionnaire. Most of the symptoms of substance abuse in the PUMP questionnaire had a scoring of over 50 percent indicating need for proactive action.
Development of the Operational Module for Capacity Building with Reference to the Essential Public Health Services of the Health Care Providers in Maharashtra
Authors: Sonawane Nilima
Published: May 2022

The nurses and midwives are the backbone for the delivery of health care service. Their contribution to health care development is crucial to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. Education and training are key investment tools for Capacity Building. This descriptive study aimed to identify the training needs of the health workers with regards to the Essential Public Health Services (EPHS) and develop the operational modules for the capacity building. The study was conducted at the selected Primary Health Centres and Sub-Centres in Maharashtra; 200 Health Care Providers were selected by non-probability convenience sampling technique. In phase 1, the Training Need Assessment was done and in 2nd phase, on the basis of training needs, the operational module on EPHS was developed and evaluated for the Capacity Building components. The results showed a signi cant difference between the pre-test and post-test mean knowledge, attitude and practice scores, as the calculated t values (Knowledge = 24.14, Practices = 13.89, Attitude = 11.83) were greater than the table t value 1.96 at 0.05 signi cance level, corresponding to df = 199. The calculated ‘r’ values for Knowledge with Practices, Practice with Attitude and Attitude with Knowledge (p>0.05) indicated a positive correlation in pre-test. In post-test, the Practices were not correlated with the Knowledge and Attitude (p 0.05), whereas, Knowledge was correlated with the Attitude (p<0.05) Association of mean knowledge, attitude and practice scores with the selected demographic variables showed no signi cant association between the age, education, designation, nature of an appointment, area of work, work experience, building of PHCs/ SCs, travelling times (p 0.05). Whereas, there was a signi cant association between the training received and the post-test mean knowledge score (p<0.05) at 0.05 levels. Further, there was association between the age, education, work experience, and area of work with the post-test attitude score (p<0.05). To conclude, Operational Module based on the training needs, designing teaching–learning methods which focused on both theory and practices is an essential tool for Capacity Building in the Primary Health Care system.
Agriculture Solar Sprayer Pump and Grass Cutter
Authors: Mr. Aniket Raut  , Mr. Sachin Raut  , Mr. Tejas Wankhade  , Ms. Manisha Jambulkar
Published: May 2022

Agriculture is India’s most popular economic sector and plays a vital part in the country’s overall economy. Mechanization is required for the Indian economy to thrive. The primary goal of agricultural mechanisation is to increase overall productivity and output. Due to the socioeconomic realities of people living in villages in underdeveloped nations, such as India, human muscle power might be a useful alternative for meeting energy requirements for numerous activities like as water pumping and grass cutter.
Washer Feeder for Engine Assembly Line
Authors: Prathmesh Bhumkar  , Takshil Mahajan  , Sanjot Bhosale  , Mahadev Neelanavar  , Prof. P. S. Patil
Published: May 2022

Using a feeder-retriever mechanism consisting of a recess, funnel and guiding channels the production line comprised of a series of workstations can be automated. The goal of fixing washers over the cylinder head of various automobile vehicles can be achieved in a cost effective way thereby saving time of production line and increasing rate of production
Vehicle Rental System
Authors: Aishwarya Mandave  , Pranoti Wakodkar  , Prachi Todkari  , Samata G Kamble  , Prof. Anjali P. Kadam
Published: May 2022

Application based Vehicle Booking deals with an internet application system designed for booking vehicles as per the wants of the shoppers at their convenience. The vehicle company as all their bookings are now managed via vehicle booking application. The vehicle booking service provided to customers they need to login the app with individual login id/phone number and password. This brings together the vehicle operators/admin and therefore the customers. Admin give the customer satisfaction the utmost priority then give sample options to book vehicle by entering details like their journey date and time, origin, pick-up point, destination and therefore the drop-off point they have to achieve. This admin deals with creating an application regarding vehicle booking and checking the provision of vehicles. The admin of the applying have a stuffed with authority to watch and allocate the driving force. For this application we are going to store some model names, their registration no, available vehicles, rent rate on the idea of per day, each vehicle driver profiles for security purpose and therefore the amount to be deposited accordingly. Machine Learning Concepts are been used for finding nearest locations of vehicles.
Brain Tumor Detection and Classification using Deep Learning
Authors: Prof. (Mrs) S. A. Nagtilak  , Aditya Pandey  , Ayush Jaiswal  , Tejas Nemanwar  , Aditya Komawar
Published: May 2022

Machine Learning (ML) models are being built for the diagnosis of different medical conditions in people. A brain tumor is one of those medical conditions. Different ML models have been built and lots are being built with improved algorithms. The purpose of these models is to reduce the need for humans as identifiers of brain tumors. Lots of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) images are produced in medical organizations. These images are then observed by medical professionals. The proposed ML model will scan these images and will provide results in a very short amount of time. This reduces many human errors and reduces the required diagnosis time. Many different models are proposed for its diagnoses like Gray-Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM), Bag-of-Words (BoW), Fisher Vector, basic Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model, watershed & thresholding segmentation, and shape features extraction. CNN models with their deep convolutional layers can be used for feature extraction. However, CNN model requires a large dataset and time to give good accuracy. The use of transfer learning models like VGG-16 can overcome the shortcomings of the basic CNN models. The proposed system uses a fine-tuned VGG-16 model for feature extraction and a softmax layer for the classification of brain tumors.
A Study on Planktonic Status of Bansagar Dam, Deolond Shahdol (M.P.) India
Authors: Santosh Kumar Kushwaha  , Ashok Kumar Mishra  , Shilpi Mishra
Published: May 2022

Phytoplanktons are floating microscopic autotrophs and consisting mainly members of Clorophyceae, Cyanophyceae and Bacillariophyceae and algae like green flagellates. While the zooplanktons. The studies on phytoplankton are the subject of great interest because of their role as primary producers in an aquatic ecosystem. The qualitative and quantitative studies of those species may provide the knowledge of water quality and capacity of water to sustain heterotrophic communities. The present study was carried out in the Bansagar Dam, Shahdol (M.P.) during the period of November 2014 to October 2015. The objective of this study was to identify the group or species of phytoplanktons and zooplanktons to know the biological status and productivity potential of the dam. The higher density of Chlorophyceae group showed the good biological status of the dam. The Cyanophyceae 2234org/l, 41.51% Chlorophyceae 1906org/l, 35.42%, Bacillariophyceae 1156org/l, 21.48% and Euglenophyceae 85org/l, 1.57% annual densities and their composition of percentage were recorded respectively during study period. The average annual density and of composition of zooplanktonic group are as Rotifera 1044 org/l, 47.78% Copepoda 1587 org/l, 20.62%, Protozoa 1044org/l, 13.56%, Cladocera 932org/l, 12.11% and Ostracoda 455org/l, 5.91% during the study period.