bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
A Dupla Face da Relação da Filosofia e Educação
Authors: Barbosa Maria José
Published: October 2022

Este artigo procura “meditar” sobre a fecundidade da relação entre a Filosofia e a Educação. Em primeiro lugar, gostaríamos de salientar que o objetivo deste artigo não é o de relatar a história da Filosofia, nem a da Educação nem mesmo a da relação existente entre essas duas áreas de atuação. De igual forma não procuraremos defender nenhuma posição específica sobre a necessidade de melhorar e reforçar a relação entre as referidas áreas, considerando que esta é para nós evidente assim como acreditamos ser para o nosso público. O que efetivamente se procurará realizar, ao longo destas páginas, é uma reflexão sobre as bases filosóficas que, nos distintos momentos da história do pensamento ocidental, deram origem a projetos educativos de grande escala que visavam a emancipação do sujeito e, numa fase posterior, apresentar o cenário atual do Ensino da Filosofia, com base no qual se procurará pensar sobre as suas potencialidades.
Dialétika Hosi Revolusaun Sientífika Sira: Introdusaun Badak Kona-Ba Epistemolojia Thomas Kuhn Nian
Authors: Boarccaech Alessandro
Published: October 2022

Artigu ida ne’e fó hatete Thomas Kuhn nia teoria ne’ebé hakerek iha ninia livru ‘Estrutura Revolusaun Sientífika sira’. Tuir Kuhn nia hanoin, siénsia la’os atividade neutra ida, maibé peskizadór sira simu influénsia oioin hosi paradigma no kontestu istóriku sira. Objetivu artigu ne’e ninian mak atu halo introdusaun kona-ba konseitu balun ne’ebé mosu iha livru ne’e hanesan paradigma, siénsia normal, anomalia, no revolusaun sientífika.
Galactosemia a Disease that you Need to know
Authors: Cifuentes C Yolanda
Published: October 2022

Galactosemia is an autosomal recessive disease, caused by the deficit of any of the four enzymes involved in the metabolism of galactose, derived from the disaccharide lactose, on its way to becoming glucose. Knowledge of this pathology and a high index of suspicion will allow early diagnosis and treatment, thus decreasing the associated complications and even mortality. We will present a brief summary of the disease in the context of a patient treated in our neonatology service.
Standardization of the JobMatch Loqiq (JMLQ) Instrument to IQ-Scores
Authors: Archer Trevor
Published: October 2022

In the present study, standardized IQ-score distributions were constructed (M=100, SD=15) for the norm-group and for each of the JMLQ scales, including the General factor and the JMLQ scales (Math, Numerical, Logical 1 & 2, Speed). Subsequently, the influence of levels of education, i.e., elementary school, upper secondary school, post-secondary and university education, and occupational specialization, including advanced tasks, leadership, administration, practical skills, communication, practical work, upon IQ-scoring were assessed. It was found that normal frequency distributions of standardized IQ-scores were obtained for the General (N=1017), Numeric (N= 1004), Math (N=1001), Logic (N=1005), Logic2 (N=998), Complex (N=990), and Speed (N=1013) JMLQ-scales. Furthermore, it was observed that the standardized IQ-scores for the General scale over the four educational levels, elementary school, upper secondary, post-secondary and university, IQ-levels increased incrementally from the former, elementary and secondary school levels to post-secondary and university levels of education. Finally, the standardized IQ-scores for the six occupational sub-norm-groups, advanced tasks, leadership, administration, practical skills, communication, practical work, presented higher scores among the former three groupings, Advanced tasks, Leadership and Administration, than the latter three groups, Practical skills, Communication, Practical work presented. These results, consistent with those results presented in studies utilizing metaanalysis, intelligence testing and life-span analysis, underline advantages of higher academic preponderance and job specialization for the maintenance of higher intellectual and neurocognitive functioning.
Sounding the Middle Ages: A Cinematic Chronotope
Authors: Zara Vasco
Published: October 2022

This article explores the strategies used in movies to recreate the sound of the Middle Ages. The musical elements that our culture chooses for identifying the past and their reasons for those choices are an interesting point to start this investigation. Bakhtin's notion of “chronotope” is useful for discovering the musical signs of “medievalness”; indeed, the sources for authenticity are not the “historical” sources but the musical paradigm defined before the Second World War.
Influence and Practice of Green Building Economic Benefit on Real Estate Development
Authors: Zhu Zhenyun , Min Jiaqi , He Liju , Wang Yu
Published: October 2022

With the improvement of living standards, people pay more and more attention to green buildings, environmental protection and ecological balance. The economic benefits of green buildings will also bring new impetus and direction to the construction industry. This paper mainly studies the influence and practice of the economic benefits of green buildings on real estate development, analyzes the economic benefits of green buildings, and briefly expounds the measures, methods and development planning directions to ensure the economic benefits of green buildings, hoping that the economic benefits of green buildings can promote the development of real estate and effectively improve the economic benefits of green buildings.
The Current State of Development of The Real Estate Sector in The Context of The New Crown Epidemic and The Direction of Subsequent Development
Authors: Dai Huali , Zhang Mengru , Xu Qiaopan , Nong Yunshuang
Published: October 2022

In February 2020, the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank published articles emphasising the positioning of "no speculation in housing" and not using real estate as a means of short-term economic stimulation, and promoting the improvement of the basic economic housing security system; various places made policy adjustments in respect of housing provident funds and land rentals, etc. Policy adjustments were made in various areas such as housing fund and land concessions. The impact of the new epidemic has increased China's fiscal spending, and the real estate economy, as a source of revenue, plays an integral role in the country's socio-economic development. The arrival of the epidemic will also have a serious impact on our economy, with consumer habits changing; the erratic nature of the epidemic will make people more inclined to "tighten their belts" and use their assets for emergencies, and the real estate industry will cool down as a result. In the era of rapid development of big data, the real estate industry is getting a more systematic and comprehensive data and provides a different perspective for its subsequent development direction, and a more objective understanding of the current situation of the real estate industry under the influence of the epidemic. This study is based on the Newcastle pneumonia epidemic and uses big data networks to understand the current economic development of the real estate sector, and to analyse and deduce the subsequent development of the real estate sector and the direction of adjustment in accordance with the current situation, in order to promote the steady development of the real estate economy and thus reduce the impact of the Newcastle epidemic on the national economy and revenue growth.
Research on The Inhibitory Effect of Excessive Financialization on Manufacturing Productivity
Authors: Huang Lingling , Fan Ningxue , Shan Zhuowen , Fu Yuxin
Published: October 2022

This paper takes A-share manufacturing listed companies from 2008 to 2014 as the research object, and investigates the influence of financialization on total factor productivity of manufacturing enterprises. The results show that financialization can significantly inhibit the improvement of total factor productivity in manufacturing industry. The research of this paper provides micro-evidence for the influence of financialization on total factor productivity, and also provides policy enlightenment for guiding funds to "break away from reality to emptiness".
Research on Individuation Design in Modern Architectural Art Design
Authors: Zhang Heng , Yang Minghui
Published: October 2022

With the development of economy and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people's requirements for living environment have also changed. In People's Daily life and work, the working environment and behavior environment will have a great impact on it, so in the design of indoor environment, to achieve both beautiful and comfortable, this is the basic requirements of modern architectural art design. With the continuous improvement of environmental awareness in our country, the concept of modern architectural art design must be timely changed to ensure that it is both artistic and comfortable and can achieve the purpose of green and environmental protection, and promote the sustainable development of the architectural art design industry.
Research on the Way of "Self rescue" and "Other rescue" of Domestic Film and Television Bases under the COVID-19 Epidemic Situation
Authors: Cao Luhao
Published: October 2022

In the process of Chinese film and television, Hengdian Film and Television City has created a group of magical data. Under the COVID-19 epidemic situation, the original vibrant film and television industry has entered the winter period, Hengdian Film and Television City is no exception. Under the COVID-19 epidemic situation, where should the domestic film and television bases go? How can the industry recover better? How to build a more perfect industrial chain? These are all urgent problems to be solved under the COVID-19 epidemic situation. This paper will conduct field research and interview to explore the "self rescue" and "other rescue" road of Zhejiang Hengdian Film and Television City under the COVID-19 epidemic situation from the aspects of school-enterprise integration, cultural tourism parallel, industrial thinking, etc., in order to find out the development road of the film and television city.
Via dalla Fashion Week
Authors: Moretti Moretti
Published: October 2022

Via dalla fashion week
Paris Fashion Week: la moda è speranza
Authors: Topi Xhorxhina
Published: October 2022

Paris Fashion Week: la moda è speranza
Miu Miu, nuove proposte e progetti ai tempi del Covid
Authors: Sordi Diletta
Published: October 2022

Miu Miu, nuove proposte e progetti ai tempi del Covid
The Role of Blended Learning on Moderating Self-Motivation to Mitigate Foreign Language Anxiety among EFL Students
Authors: Alghofaili Sultan
Published: October 2022

The purpose of this study is twofold: (1) it looks at how much foreign language anxiety and self-motivation there are among EFL students, and (2) to determine if learning preferences interact with self-motivation to lessen FLA, i.e., moderate this relationship. To do this, 232 EFL students from the 2020–2021 academic year were randomly chosen to participate in a survey method at three universities in central Saudi Arabia: Qassim University, Majmaah University, and Shaqra University. SPSS was used for descriptive analysis, where Macro Process Hayes Plug-In was used for the moderated regression analysis. The findings showed a moderate level of internal and extrinsic goal orientation, control over learning beliefs, self-efficacy, task value, social engagement, instructor support, as well as anxiety related to learning a foreign language. Additionally, it was determined that participant demographic factors had no statistically significant impact on any of the distinct dimensions of self-motivation or anxiety related to learning a foreign language. More significantly, blended learning was found to have a greater negative impact on foreign language classroom anxiety than face-to-face learning and e-learning, indicating that it has a greater impact on increasing self-motivation to lessen classroom anxiety.
Special Event Item Prediction System for Retails – Using Neural Network Approach.
Authors:   General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Alwis Tilshi , Pemarathna Punsisi ,   General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University
Published: October 2022

Selling and buying is the general process marketing field follows. Nowadays marketing field bonded with the modern technology, and it highly effected to field expandability. Marketing become fruitful when it achieves its key points which are called sales and profit. Mostly people are move to the retails because all the essentials and other things can buy from one place. There are many technological concepts involve with marketing field as an enhancement. Prediction processes, data analysis, item designing and profit calculation are some representatives for those concepts. This study is a prediction process, developed for retails using machine learning approaches. Item sales data analyzed and generated prediction results on set of items which are given maximum or expected profit margins and which items satisfy the customer most. Item suppliers are key stakeholder type a retail can have, there is a recommender system in this approach for suppliers and the recommendation is based on past sales data. There are certain types of machine learning approaches used in sales item prediction, sales item feature prediction, sales price prediction and etc. Novelty of this research is, it focused only special event items such as items in Christmas season, items specialized for Mother’s Day, Valentine Day, Sinhala, and Tamil new year and etc. This research process had completely followed the machine learning neural network concept. Recurrent Neural Network is subpart of neural networks and this research study followed up through this RNN method. Neural network had applied using a form of machine learning called deep learning. This model had worked on sequential data therefor LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory) layers were used and to avoid overfitting issue several dropout layers were used. The results prove neural network method has highest accuracy. Key words: Sales prediction, Special Event Items, Machine Learning, Neural Network, Deep Learning, Retail.
Domestic Energy Saver
Authors:   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology, Kumarasinghe Rashmila , Abhayasinghe Nimsiri ,   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology
Published: October 2022

Most of the activities in the modern world are heavy power consumers. Therefore, wasting of power is identified as a critical factor which is badly impacted the environmental and economic growth. Using electrical appliances such as ceiling fans and bulbs in the commercial and domestic environment unnecessarily is identified as a main way of wasting power. As a solution, this paper proposes the designing and producing of a power saving device for ceiling fans and bulbs. Variables such as room temperature, light intensity and the number of people present in the location were considered as parameters to control ceiling fans and bulb automatically, so as to save power by changing the speed and turning off when not necessary. This device is consisting of six main units namely a main control unit using Arduino Nano microcontroller, bidirectional visitor counter unit using two Passive Infrared motion sensors, temperature and light intensity measuring unit using a LM35 temperature sensor and a light dependent resistor sensor, an output display unit using 1604 LCD display, ceiling fan controller unit using a fan regulator that was constructed using two RC circuits, a relay module and a bulb controller unit. Ceiling fan speed and the delay time to switch off the appliances is controlled using a fuzzy logic controller. Inputs of the fuzzy logic controller are temperature difference with the set temperature, rate of change of temperature difference within a five-minute interval, difference of the number of people inside the location with the set number of people and the rate of change of number of people within a five-minute interval. It was observed that, for the test cases, an average of 318Wh per day could be saved from a single bulb and a ceiling fan while avoiding unnecessary usage of appliances. KEYWORDS: Energy saving, fuzzy logic controller, Passive Infrared motion sensor, bidirectional visitor counter, fan regulator, room temperature and light intensity.
Estimation of Person-Kilometers of Travel in Sri Lanka
Authors:   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology, Gunathilaka Sarala , Amarasingha Niranga ,   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology, Lakmali Malika ,   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology, Perera Perera ,   Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology, Dissanayake Sunanda ,   Kennesaw State University, USA.
Published: October 2022

Person Kilometers of Travel (PKT) provides all trip information of an individual including trips by motorized, non-motorized, public or informal public transport modes. Estimating PKT in developing countries seems much important as PKT is one of key parameters in transport planning and policy making. Since PKT focuses on an individual, it is influenced by socio demography of the person. However, timely PKT is not estimated by relevant agencies of Sri Lanka. The study focused on estimating PKT in Sri Lanka with travel mode distributions. A paper-based travel survey was conducted over all administrative districts in Sri Lanka for collecting trip information and socio demographic factors of people. 9,012 people participated in surveys resulting a 77.62% response rate. Respondents were asked to provide information of their trips in a typical week, in special holidays and seasons, information on travel modes and their socio demographic information. Data obtained from surveys were aggregated to annual level and weighted in order to obtain PKT/person/year under each socio demographic category. Weightages were estimated using census data in each administrative district. The study came up with important findings; weighted PKT estimations and travel mode distributions in each administrative district. Further, statistical comparisons of PKT estimates among different socio demographic groups and districts were conducted using One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) test. These findings were key contributions to the existing literature in the country. KEYWORDS: Personal Kilometers of Travel, travel mode distributions, transport planning, policy making, paper-based survey, socio demographic factors, statistical comparisons.
Изменчивость длины трахеид сосны обыкновенной в зависимости от лесотипологических условий
Authors: Хох А. Н. , Восканян П. С. , Петросян А. А.
Published: October 2022

The article provides a comparative analysis of the lengths of early and late tracheids of dominant coeval Scots pine trees. It has been established that tracheids of juvenile wood are characterized by significant differences in length and the difference between them reached 400%, while in the zone of mature wood, the length of both early and late tracheids stabilizes, demonstrating small fluctuations (in within 10%). That makes it possible to use the obtained results to assess forest typological variations. It was shown that the longest tracheids were found in sorrel pine forests, and the shortest – in sphagnum; ericetal pine forests showed intermediate results. The idea of significant differences between the lengths of tracheids in the zone of mature wood of model trees of 3 trial plots is substantiated.
ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT OF PROTEINS, FATS AND CARBOHYDRATES IN THE DAILY DIET OF STUDENTS
Authors: Bazarbayeva S. M. , Nusupova A. Zh.
Published: October 2022

Compliance with the regime of rational nutrition, control of the energy balance, the presence of the necessary amount of vitamins and minerals ensure a high level of efficiency. The assessment of the daily diet of students during training was carried out according to the caloric content, caloric content of proteins, fats, carbohydrates contained in food, the respondents revealed a deficiency of protein, fats, carbohydrates and vitamins, energy value.
MEDICINAL PLANTS OF THE KYZYLZHAR DISTRICT NORTH KAZAKHSTAN REGION
Authors: Tleubergenova G. S. , Kuznetsovа M. A. , Kezheneva D. D.
Published: October 2022

The research work is devoted to the study of the biodiversity of medicinal plants in the Kyzylzhar district of the North Kazakhstan region. Compiled a list of medicinal species and taxonomic composition distribution. Based on our research, 162 species from 131 genera and 40 families were identified. A large family containing 12 species (18.75%) of medicinal plants used in official medicine is Rosaceae. In second place is the aster family (Asteraceae), which includes 10 plants from 9 genera. The legume family (Fabaceae) contains 8 plants from 4 genera, the buckwheat family (Polygonaceae) includes 6 medicinal plants from 3 genera. Of these, 22 families are represented by only one species and one genus, for example, these are such families as: Iridaceae, Asparagaceae, Utricaceae, Lamiaceae and others. A large family containing 12 species (12.24%) of medicinal plants used in traditional medicine is the Asteraceae family. 7 species of medicinal plants contain families: ranunculaceae (Ranunculaceae), legumes (Fabaceae), umbellate (Apiaceae). The family Rosaceae (Rosaceae) consists of 6 species of medicinal plants. The Rosaceae family, which is a large family in terms of the number of species of medicinal plants used by official medicine, is considered in more detail. The useful properties of some medicinal plants belonging to traditional and alternative medicine are described.
THE STUDY OF MICROBIAL DIVERSITY OF MILK WHEY AND IDENTIFICATION OF ISOLATED PURE STRAINS
Authors: Shukurbek M. Zh. , Ualieva P. S. , Abdieva G. Zh. , Malik A. M. , Tangatar A. E.
Published: October 2022

For the dairy industry in the 21st century, environmental problems are of particular relevance due to the depletion of resources and the need to preserve the environment. Both in domestic and world practice, the problem of using whey, which has a high nutritional and biological value, and which pollutes wastewater to the greatest extent, has not been solved. In recent years, a fundamentally new direction of industrial processing of whey has been actively and purposefully formed - obtaining derivative components that are target products, in particular, alcohol. In connection with the foregoing, we can conclude that it is necessary to carry out the greening of dairy production, associated with solving the problem of using secondary raw materials in this industry. The purpose of the study: to study the microbial diversity of whey and identify isolated pure strains. In the course of the study, the microbiological indicators and taxonomic composition of the microbial community of whey of Merke Cheese Factory LLP, Amiran LLP (whey), Stella Alpina LLP (cheese whey) were studied. The physical-chemical and organoleptic properties of whey have been studied.. 1 strain of yeast and 1 strain of lactic acid bacteria were isolated from serum samples. The morphological and cultural properties of isolated yeasts and lactic acid bacteria were studied, as a result, strains of Lactococcus lactis M1, Candida inconspicua A1 were identified to the species level.
THE BASIS OF THE COMPONENT OF THE COMBAT TRAINING OF THE FUTURE OFFICER IS THE PROFESSIONAL AND APPLIED PHYSICAL TRAINING OF THE CADET
Authors: Burnaev Z. R. , Zernov D. Y. , Baishokenova E. A. , Gorokhov A. S. , Alshimbaevа G. A.
Published: October 2022

Improving the process of physical education of cadets of military universities of Kazakhstan is an urgent problem, in solving which it is necessary to take into account the professional and applied orientation of their training in relation to specific types of service and combat activities and diverse climatic and geographical conditions, because insufficiently developed physical abilities often hinder the mastery of professional skills. Along with the general applied orientation of the system of physical education in military universities of Kazakhstan, it is necessary to provide special profiling of classes in relation to combat training – specific types of service activities and upcoming service in various terrain (in the steppe, in the mountains, in the forest). Most types of professional activities of military personnel are generally inaccessible without prior physical training, therefore, targeted physical training improves the quality of vocational training and at the same time gives a significant economic effect, since the time and material costs for training appropriately qualified personnel are reduced.
Incestuous Overtones in Mehreen Jabbar and Bano Qudsia's Laal Baig
Authors: Ali Muhammad
Published: October 2022

This paper argues that the Pakistani telefilm Laal Baig carries incestuous overtones. Written by Bano Qudsia and directed by Mehreen Jabbar in 1999, Laal Baig is based on a conflict between a mother and her daughter-in-law. However, if it is critically revisited from a psychoanalytical perspective, it is realized that the distancing between the husband and wife stems from an incestuous relationship between the mother and the son. The specific terms extracted from the psychoanalytical theory include Oedipal Complex coined by Sigmund Freud and Jocasta Complex coined by Raymond de Saussure, considering that inclinations from both the mother and the son manifest themselves in the dramatic production under scrutiny. The telefilm's authentic file uploaded by the director herself on YouTube has been retrieved for analysis, while a 'reading between the lines' methodology has been applied on the dialogues of Laal Baig to procure the underlying ideas of the story and find answers to the following questions: What are the hidden reasons behind Begum Siddiqui's hatred for her daughter-in-law? Does this hatred find its roots in a tabooed feeling? If this is the case, then which dialogues from the telefilm insinuate an incestuous relation between Begum Siddiqui and Zafar? The study draws to a conclusion with the idea that Laal Baig provides a psychological justification for the common issue of Pakistan's married couples, that of an unfriendly relation between mothers and daughters-in-law.
The Influence of Leadership and Empowerment on the Competence and Work Achievement of Teachers in the Office of the Ministry of Religion of Cirebon Regency
Authors: Mualim
Published: October 2022

Without leadership, a school will suffer a setback. Teachers' competency and work performance would be enhanced through the development of latent potential. Consequently, the purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of leadership and empowerment on the competence and work performance of instructors in the Ministry of Religion, Cirebon Regency. Quantitative technique employing descriptive analysis is used to determine respondents' impressions of research variables. In addition, this study employs Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with a variance-based approach and Partial Least Squares to evaluate the hypothesis (PLS). (1) Leadership had a positive and statistically significant effect on teacher competence, (2) Empowerment had a positive and statistically significant effect on teacher competence, (3) Leadership had no effect on teacher work performance, and (4) Empowerment had a positive and statistically significant effect on teacher work performance, (5) Competence has a strong and favorable impact on teacher work performance.
Vad gör en fascist?
Authors: Johansson Sven Anders
Published: October 2022

What Makes a Fascist? The Individual, Micropolitics and the Logic of Activism

The article contains a discussion of fascism and anti-fascism, with a focus on the role of the individual subject. The author turns first to Theodor W. Adorno and then to Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari in order to question a common understanding of the constitution of fascism. While Adorno sees the individual subject as the locus of a possible anti-fascist resistance, he also regards modern individualism as one of the crucial factors behind the surge of fascism. Deleuze & Guattari opens another perspective on fascism through their distinction between micro- and macropolitics, and a discussion of ”segmentarity”. Hence the article argues that the boundary between fascism and humanism/liberalism/democracy is not as clear as it is normally understood today, when ”fascism” tends to become the abject of modern civilization. This argument is finally developed through a discussion of two very different contemporary examples of activism. Fascism, the article concludes, is in one sense a latent possibility within modern society, rather than its opposite.
Simultaneous IVC/SVC Endovascular Sharp Recanalization in A Patient with Budd-Chiari Syndrome, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Antiphospholipid Syndrome, A Case Report
Authors: Almefleh Abdulrahman , Binshaiq Faisal
Published: October 2022

Abstract:

Background: Budd‐Chiari syndrome (BCS) is a rare life-threatening condition and is caused by an obstruction to the hepatic venous outflow. We herein report a case of BCS complicated with inferior vena cava (IVC) and superior vena cava (SVC) stenosis that was managed by a simultaneous IVC/SVC sharp recanalization.

Case presentation: A forty-year-old lady came to the clinic complaining of distended abdomen. She is a known case of antiphospholipid syndrome and systemic lupus erythematosus. Triphasic liver computed tomography showed a heterogeneous liver with nutmeg appearance and attenuation of hepatic veins with caudate hypertrophy. There was a severe dilatation of the azygos and hemiazygos veins with multiple posterior mediastinal and retrocrural tortuous collaterals recanalizing the IVC distally. Contrast enhanced CT of the chest showed a chronic complete occlusion of the left brachiocephalic vein with enlargement of the left superior intercostal vein, hemiazygos, and azygos veins. SVC was patent with multiple calcific foci of the wall likely related to chronic thrombosis. Through the right femoral access, inferior venacavogram was obtained, which showed suprahepatic IVC complete occlusion. Then, an upper venous access was obtained through the right internal jugular vein.  Followed by a venogram which showed a complete occlusion at the right brachiocephalic vein with extensive collaterals were noted. Sharp recanalization from the jugular access of the brachiocephalic vein/SVC was performed targeting the balloon within the SVC that was advanced from the azygos vein, which followed by placing a covered stent graft. Then Multiple balloon angioplasties were made at the level of suprahepatic IVC followed by placing a non-covered stent.

Conclusion: It was a Successful recanalization for the completely occluded suprahepatic IVC and placement of IVC stent, and a Successful recanalization for the completely occluded right brachiocephalic vein and placement of a stent.
Temperature Based Fan Speed Controller Using Arduino
Authors: Journal IJSREM
Published: October 2022

We all know that we are moving towards the automation. So basically in this project we will be controlling the speed of the fan according to the temperature of the surrounding .The system will get the temperature from the temperature sensor and it will control the speed according to the temperature set by the user. It also uses the LCD display to display temperature from – 55 to 125c and speed of the fan in percentage. The Arduino device plays a major role as the processing part. If the surrounding temperature is greater than set temperature fan turns on else vice-versa. By this project it is helpful to save the energy where saving of energy is one of the most important thing we are facing load shedding. KEYWORDS: Arduino UNO, LM35, LCD display.
PENGARUH FAKTOR LOKASI, KUALITAS PRODUK DAN KUALITAS PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN KONSUMEN PADA UMKM SUNTHAI TEA STABAT
Authors: Nisa T. Chairatul , Siregar Onan Marakali
Published: October 2022

Consumer satisfaction is how consumers feel when comparing what they anticipated to what they really received. Maintaining customer satisfaction is crucial for both large and small organizations, including MSMEs, because a company can only survive and expand if it maintains and increases customer satisfaction. This study aims to determine how location, product and service quality, and location effect customer satisfaction in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) such as Sunthai Tea Stabat. In this research, collaboration and a quantitative approach are employed. The research populations consists of those who buy sunthai tea product, and 100 of them were requested to complete a questionnaire. According to the research findings, location (X1) has a significant effect on consumer satisfaction. Meanwhile, product quality (X2) has a significant impact on customer satisfaction. In addition, service quality (X3) has a significant impact on customer satisfaction. However, location, product quality, and service quality all impact consumer satisfaction simultaneously. This study concludes that Sunthai Tea Stabat's location MSME, product quality, and service quality all have positive and statistically significant effects on consumer satisfaction.
"Review of Literature in Exploring Drilling Machines which are Paddle Operated"
Authors: B Shahida
Published: October 2022

The development of the bicycle and the practice of pedaling led to the discovery that using one's legs may be a method of generating power from one's own muscles. As the number of people living in an area increases while the amount of available electricity remains low, it is essential to think of innovative ways to provide people with power. The amount of power generated by pedaling is four times greater than that generated by hand cranking. Only for brief intervals of time, around ten minutes, is it possible to cycle continuously at a speed of 1/4 horsepower. On the other hand, if you pedal at only half the power (1/8hp), you can keep going for up to an hour. Many of the power sources that are now accessible to humanity are not sustainable; new ideas are necessary in order to make the transition to a society that does not rely on inexpensive petroleum. The application of force has historically been accomplished by humans using their arms, hands, and backs. As a consequence of this, pedaling can be utilized to convert the energy that is applied by humans into the work that is done by machines. The amount of power generated by pedaling is four times greater than that generated by hand cranking. Grinding and drilling are going to be the two tasks that require pedaling to complete. It will save money as well as electricity, and it will be valuable in locations that are not easily accessible. Considering that cycling is both a productive activity and a healthy kind of exercise, the method is also helpful for becoming in shape. The use of machinery that is powered by electricity is limited in locations that are geographically isolated.
"Power Transformer Design Optimization and Productivity Evaluation Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques"
Authors: P Jyothi
Published: October 2022

Transformers need to be designed in a way that satisfies not only all international requirements and customer expectations but also that they are effective, economically practical, and satisfy all international criteria. The design of a transformer should ultimately achieve this goal. It is anticipated that the costs of active components, development, and ownership will decrease as the application of AI approaches becomes more widespread. This is expected to occur while maintaining compliance with international standards and constraints. Using the AI technologies that are currently being utilized in Indian manufacturing will not be sufficient to solve TDO issues. The current research is focusing on developing artificial intelligence-based solutions that have the potential to be used to improve the design of distribution transformers. By utilizing this design for the transformer, both the total ownership costs and the expenses associated with its manufacture would be cut in half (TOC). It was demonstrated that when attempting to solve TDO problems using techniques such as GA, PSO, and TLBO, PSO and GA found higher objective feature values than GA. When it comes to percentages, TLBO performs significantly better than both PSO and GA. As a result of the implementation of NSGA II, the TOPSIS technology made it possible for DM to select any solution from among the non-dominated solutions
Epidemic Pressure of Cassava Mosaic and Brown Streak Diseases on Ten Exotic Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) Cultivars in Kisangani, DRC
Authors: Muhindo Honore , Empata Lydie , Banduhu Helene , Songbo Medard , Dheda Benoit , Pita Justin , Monde Godefroid
Published: October 2022

The crucial obstacle to cassava production in most of African countries is the diseases and pests. The present study assessed in field the epidemic pressure of Cassava mosaic disease (CMD) and Cassava brown streak disease (CBSD) on 10 exotic cassava genotypes in Kisangani. To assess the disease impact, trials were established in two sites in Kisangani, Tshopo Province in DRC. The experiment was laid out in randomized completed block design and thrice replicated. Sixty stem cuttings per variety were planted in a plot of 7 rows each measuring 25 m long. Results showed a relatively important CBSD pressure on all the ten exotic cassava genotypes tested (incidence close 60%, severity score 2 and 3.5 whiteflies/plant) and low CMD pressure (incidence 3.3%, severity score 2 and 3.5 whiteflies/plant). CMD remained relatively negligible depending on low symptom manifestation of the tested genotypes. Whitefly population varied according to the genotype and the crop age. The most abundant population was recorded on cultivar ‘Mayombe’ (17 whiteflies/plant). A negative relationship was statistically established between the abundance of whiteflies and the incidence and severity as well as for CBSD and for CMD. The production in terms of percentage of marketable tubers was (74.9%) for cultivar ‘Mayombe’, (70.3%) for ‘Obama 1’, (69.9%) for ‘Obama 2’ and (65.3%) for ‘Ngandajika’. CBSD resulted in variable yield loss on all cultivars tested. The cultivar ‘Butamu’ (85%) recorded the highest loss rate, followed by the cultivar ‘Mvuama’ (70.8%) and ‘Muzuri’ (64.3%). The yield in cassava tubers was destroyed (˂ 5 t/ha) by large necrotic spots of the brown streak in the pulp. This loss is due to the depressive of viral pandemia pressure on the output of ten exotic cassava cultivars studied in Kisangani. Our study highlighted that the best moment of harvesting cassava in Kisangani is 9 MAP, this moment would be ideal to minimize harvesting losses due to CBSD root necrosis.
tres fadas de la Montaña Artifaria a la luz del folclore (Palmerín de Olivia, caps XV-XVIII)
Authors: Bueno Serrano Ana Carmen
Published: October 2022

Este artículo intenta demostrar la utilidad de acudir al folclore para contribuir al estudio de los libros de caballerías castellanos, aunque éstos no sean propiamente literatura folclórica y no en todos los episodios el folclore tenga igual presencia. Por ello se analiza la aventura de Palmerín en la Montaña Artifaria (Palmerín de Olivia, caps. XV-XVIII) usando el índice de motivos folclóricos de S. Thompson. En este sentido el motivo V70.1.1. acaba convertido en núcleo estructurante de la narración, y permite entablar relaciones con la cultura celta, difundida en la Península a la par de la narrativa artúrica, sin que la deuda haya pasado previamente por Montalvo. En último término en este episodio se pueden encontrar muchas claves para explicar otras secuencias similares de los dos primeros libros del ciclo de los palmerines.
Reyes Coll-Tellechea y Anthony Zahareas Shakespeare, Calderón y la historia del falso adulterio
Authors: Coll-Tellechea Reyes , Zahareas Anthony
Published: October 2022

Pedro Calderón de la Barca y William Shalespeare adaptan la tradicional historia del falso adulterio en El Médico de su honra y Othello respectivamente. Ambos dramaturgos coinciden en proyectar el adulterio como un fallo en la representación del papel social asignado a un individuo, pero la diferente solución que cada dramaturgo da al conflicto sugiere profundas diferencias teatrales e ideológicas.
Effects of Changing Drive Control Method of Idling Wood Size Reduction Machines on Fuel Consumption and Exhaust Emissions
Authors: Warguła Łukasz , Lijewski Piotr , Kukla Mateusz
Published: October 2022

Operating conditions often fluctuate during processing of branches and sawmill offcuts using low-power wood size reduction machines (WSRMs), mainly due to changes in wood supply frequency. This results in relatively high proportions of idling time. Fuel consumption and associated exhaust emissions of WSRMs with combustion engines can be reduced by using innovative drive unit control systems during idling. The objective of the research was to determine the effects of two speed control systems on the fuel consumption and exhaust emissions of a WSRM with a two-cylinder cutting mechanisms driven by a small 9.5 kW spark ignition engine. Speed control system A (commercially available) had a substantially higher rotational speed than system B (an innovative, adaptive solution subject to patent application No. P433586). Pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) wood sawmill offcuts (average cross-sectional area, length and water content: 25×40 mm, 3000 mm and ca. 12, respectively) were used in system tests at a feed rate of ca. 5 pieces min-1. Material of this size is typically processed by such machines. Operating conditions were monitored by recording the rotational speed and torque. Emissions of harmful exhaust compounds–carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (HC), and nitrogen oxides (NOx) – were recorded using a portable emission measurement system. Fuel consumption values were also calculated from the data. The following effects were observed: application of innovative system B resulted in 33% lower fuel consumption, as well as 30%, 37% and 33% lower CO, CO2 and NOx emissions, respectively, than system A, but at the same time 290% higher HC emissions were registered. In operating conditions with higher proportions of idling time, solution B provides even higher reductions in fuel consumption and exhaust emissions.
Design of a Planting Module for an Automatic Device for Forest Regeneration
Authors: Tylek Paweł , Kiełbasa Paweł , Szulc Tomasz , Szychta Marek , Szczepaniak Jan , Wojciechowski Jacek , Danielak Marek , Adamczyk Florian , Tadeusiewicz Ryszard , Juliszewski Tadeusz , Woś Bartłomiej , Pietrzykowski Marcin , Sowa Janusz M. , Walczyk Józef , Kormanek Mariusz , Szewczyk Grzegorz
Published: October 2022

Forest regeneration by means of seedlings grown in container nurseries is usually performed manually with the use of the standard dibble bar or the tube dibble. Manual placement of a large number of seedlings in the soil requires a lot of work. Manual removal of the soil cover and digging the soil in spots with a diameter of 0.4 m requires, under average conditions, about 38 man-hours/ha, while planting with a dibble bar requires about 34 man-hours/ha. Additional work time is needed to carry seedlings over an area that is being afforested. At present, forestry does not have automatic planters that would enable the establishment of forest cultures. The aim of the paper is to present the concept of an autonomous robot and an innovative technology of performing forest regeneration and afforestation of former agricultural and reclaimed areas. The paper also presents the design solutions of the key working unit, which is a universal, openable dibble, cooperating with a three-toothed shaft to prepare a planting spot. The solution proposed enables continuous operation of the machine, i.e. without the need to stop the base vehicle.
Smart Watch System
Authors: Mahadev Waghmare Maithali , Sidram Utage Vaishnavi , Lahanu Mandavkar Bhakti , Liyakat Dr. Kazi Kutubuddin Sayyad
Published: October 2022

Wearable technology used in daily life is the smartwatch (SW). It has features akin to those of a smartphone and is comparable to a traditional wristwatch. Access to the internet, calling, weather updates, text or video communications, GPS navigation, health and fitness data, etc. are some of these functions. The market for wearable technology and SWs is expanding daily. Smartwatches have a variety of advantages and disadvantages in medical settings. Reviewing the literature on smart watch applications in the biomedical field is the goal of this essay. This document gathers all the data about SW technology in the biomedical industry, as well as relevant journal papers, conference proceedings, web materials, market survey reports, and historical information, in one location. The analysis demonstrates that India has lower SW demand than other nations. Although it is growing over time, the total rate of demand is not what was anticipated. depending on the user's preference. The index keywords and the crucial author keyword have already been supplied. Vosviewer 1.6.16 software is also used to examine the terms in the abstract and title. The characteristics/criteria related to SWs are also included, which aids in the purchase of them. The essay also discusses the issues and flaws that need to be fixed in the current circumstance and various potential solutions for future research projects.
Smart Grid Technology
Authors: Kapse Mrunal M. , Patel Nilofar R. , Narayankar Shruti K. , Malvekar Prof. Sachin A. , Liyakat Dr. Kazi Kutubuddin Sayyad
Published: October 2022

Right a vertically integrated utility is one that has been managed by a centralised body since the commencement of the production of electrical energy. In order to address the needs of electricity consumers in the twenty-first century, a new technology known as "Smart Grid" has been devised. Decentralization of industries has been expanding day by day. In this essay, we will examine the meaning of the term "smart grid," its advantages, as well as the various technologies used in it. The traditional electrical power system has been replaced by the smart grid thanks to its different technologies. In the past, when smart grid technology wasn't available, we had to deal with a lot of power outage issues, such as substation or generating unit failure. In order to achieve energy efficiency, the smart grid employs smart pricing strategies and renewable energy sources. Today's globe has seen the effective emergence of smart grid as a means of delivering electricity at the lowest cost and highest quality. We'll talk more about the specifics of smart grid technologies later.
A Comparative Study of Committee’s Reports on Corporate Governance in India
Authors: sharma Manisha , Rana Dr. Anita
Published: October 2022

After the corporate world distorted due to various scandals, magnitude of
corporate governance has been increasing continuously. Corporate Governance is termed
as a detailed disclosure of information and an account of an organization’s economic
situation, performance, proprietorship and governance, relationship with shareholders and
obligation to business ethics and values. Corporate governance acts as a link between
shareholders, stakeholders, and board of directors. It should be able to rebuild the trust
and confidence of management and the company to the shareholders in the company.
From 1991 to till today, corporate governance has gone through many stages for example
committees were formed, new rules, regulations, acts, or revised laws came into existence.
Since 1991 corporate governance has continuously been evolved to increase transparency,
to match with world’s standard, improve and provide strength to companies in India to
withstand with world’s companies. The main objective of this research paper is to analyse
and compare various committee’s recommendations on corporate governance in India
from Indian’s perspective, reports of SEBI and MCA were used for the comparison .