bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
La respuesta alostática al ambiente. El medio social como factor regulador de la fisiología y la salud humana
Authors: Gaytán Ramírez Edgar
Published: November 2022

El presente artículo presenta una revisión sobre los procesos alostáticos involucrados en la respuesta de regulación fisiológica humana imbricada en la interacción entre los sistemas ambientales y sociales, en donde el estrés crónico juega un papel relevante en la emergencia de las enfermedades crónicas no transmisibles. El concepto de estrés en el ámbito de la antropología física pormenoriza las dinámicas orgánicas y comportamentales del individuo inserto en el medio social, para lo cual los conceptos de alostasis y carga alostática adquieren una importancia sin igual al conjugar la noción de variabilidad, el aprendizaje, la adaptación y la capacidad de anticipación del sujeto. A fin de complementar con otras perspectivas a la noción predominante sobre los mecanismos de regulación homeostática y la idea de la reactividad fisiológica en el proceso de salud y enfermedad, el estudio de la desregulación alostática parte de una integración entre los sistemas nervioso, metabólico, neuroendócrino e inmunológico y, conjuga el carácter polifacético del ambiente como agente inductor de condiciones fuertemente nocivas al individuo o bien un medio con la capacidad de brindar el soporte para el desarrollo y el bienestar humano.
“Flower Power”. La terapia de Flores de Bach como práctica política en salud
Authors: Junge Patricia Helena
Published: November 2022

Este artículo se basa en los resultados de mi investigación de doctorado sobre prácticas solidarias de medicina integrativa en dos centros no gubernamentales de atención primaria ubicados en las comunas de Recoleta e Independencia de Santiago de Chile. Los centros son dirigidos por profesionales de la salud con formación en medicina social-comunitaria. Trayectorias histórico-políticas y personales llevaron a estos profesionales a transitar desde la salud comunitaria previa al golpe de estado de 1973 a prácticas de atención primaria en postdictadura donde el componente político-comunitario se desarrolla a través de terapias no-convencionales; entre ellas las Flores de Bach, las cuales desarrollaré con mayor profundidad. Me baso en la filosofía política de Jacques Rancière y en la antropología médica crítica de Hans Baer para argumentar que, en dicha transición, terapias como las Flores de Bach se transforman en una práctica de desacuerdo político, toda vez que son parte de una atención primaria no convencional donde aquellos silenciados por el sistema hegemónico, tanto político como de salud, encuentran formas críticas de posicionarse ante el estatus quo. Finalmente, la permanencia de estas prácticas de salud hasta la actualidad da cuenta de la continuidad de las condiciones que les dieron origen.
El cerro Verdún: un santuario de montaña en Uruguay
Authors: Ceruti María Constanza
Published: November 2022

Desde hace más de un siglo, el santuario mariano en las alturas del cerro Verdún constituye el más importante centro de peregrinaje religioso de Uruguay. Es visitado por multitudes en ocasión de celebraciones anuales de carácter patrio. El presente trabajo tiene por objeto documentar la diversidad de creencias y prácticas rituales asociadas a dicha colina, que incluyen peregrinajes realizados por diversidad de motivos individuales y familiares. A través de ascensiones y entrevistas informales, se procura ampliar la comprensión del cerro Verdún, no solo como santuario mariano de antigüedad centenaria, sino también en el contexto de la creciente visibilidad que la dimensión simbólica de la montaña está adquiriendo actualmente en Uruguay.
Comparison of clinical performance of newer chemo-mechanical caries removal system and conventional cavity preparation technique in children
Authors: Gokhale Sanika , Kunte Sanket , Patel Alok , Chaudhary Shweta , Shah Rohan , Jajoo Shweta
Published: November 2022

Objective: The study was aimed to compare the clinical performance of newer chemo-mechanical caries removal system and conventional cavity preparation technique in children. Study Design: Forty primary molars or first permanent molars of twenty children between the age groups of seven to ten years were selected randomly and divided into two groups of twenty teeth each: Group I was treated by the mechanical method and Group II with Brix 3000 gel method. The efficacy, time taken, and the pain threshold were evaluated during the caries removal by Ericson D et al. scale, stopwatch and modified visual analog scale, respectively. The preferred choice of treatment was assessed using a questionnaire. Results: The comparison between the time taken by the two methods showed a significant difference (P < 0.05). The caries removal efficacy indicated a significant difference as well ( P < 0.05). The pain rating results indicated a notable difference in the mean Visual Analogue Scale score (P = 0.001). The comparison between the two choices of treatment indicated a significant difference at p≤0.05. Conclusion: It was concluded that airotor was efficient in caries removal and while Brix 300 had lower pain rating and better patient acceptance.
Evaluation and evaluation of public policy in the Islamic Republic of Iran based on the theory of good governance
Authors: Qadi Mehdi Rezaei , Alavian Morteza
Published: November 2022

Public policy is a phenomenon that appears in the form of a government program in a section of society or a geographic space. Good governance is also a paradigm for changing the role and function of the state, and it can be used as a pretext for confronting the challenges facing the government, the empowerment of the state, and the participation and satisfaction of citizens. The main purpose of this study is to review and evaluate public policy in Iran based on the theory of good governance. The research method of the library type and the results of analyzes have shown that the Islamic Republic of Iran's system of public policy based on the indicators of good governance has not been successful and has had some problems in its implementation. Of course, there are different capacities such as the constitution, the 20-year perspective, and even development plans to guide the policy-making system towards a good governance pattern, which, by communicating the general policy of the administrative system and, recently, the general policies of the resilient economy of the processes and processes of the strategic and A strategy has been designed to move towards a good governance model.
The role of the law approvers in its interpretation
Authors: Ghiasy Jalalodin , Hajidehabadi Mohammad Ali , Nateqi Mahdi
Published: November 2022

Law is seen to have several qualities, including conflict, conflict-freeness, clarity, directness, and absence of ambiguity. Such a measure is also anticipated to receive legislative approval. However, the legislation must be construed without the aforementioned qualities. The courts, the Parliament, and the Guardian Council are, respectively, the competent authorities for interpretation in settling litigation, ordinary legislation, and the constitution in Iran's legal system. Many standards have been laid down on how laws should be interpreted. However, in the interpretation provided by the approvers, the standard is to ascertain the meaning of the legislation since the approvers are more cognizant of their objectives than judges and inexperienced new members of parliament. Every researcher wonders why the members of the legal commission of the parliament, who are not present in the parliament, do not have the right to interpret the regular legislation in light of the regulation above. The previous query is posed in the disciplines of criminal law, civil law, and public law.
Interleukin-6 level in male COVID-19 patients in Iraq
Authors: Abduljawad Ahmed Ridha , Ali Muntadher Mohammad
Published: November 2022

Background: Since the exacerbation of the Coronal Virus 2019, caused by the SARS-COV-2 Virus in December 2019, affected more than 200 countries, region or region on 6 continents. Currently, the rates of infection for the male sex were higher than the female. The aim of this study was to assess the levels of Interleukin-6, the male-infected Iraqi patients with Covid-19. Methods: Clinical features, laboratory results and PCR actual time have been reviewed by 60 patients with a certain laboratory COVID-19 virus. They entered Al -Amal Hospital. Iraq between September and December 2021. Healthy participants who underwent routine physical examinations and non-patients with COVID-19 was the study as a control group. Homocysteine and IL6 levels have been identified and compared between the obese COVID-19 group and the control group. Results: The results showed that the levels of interleukin-6 were higher than the normal range for patients with COVID-19 compared to the control group, while the levels of interleukin-6 for the obese recorded the highest reading among the three groups. The lipid profile levels were high in the obese group of patients with COVID-19, while the non-obese patients with COVID-19 had a lower lipid profile compared to the healthy control group.
Siembra a doble surco y surco sencillo y su efecto en el rendimiento de semilla de frijol común (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
Authors: Hawkins Martínez Johnry Junior , Ortiz Aragón Alba Noelia , Larios González Roberto Carlos
Published: November 2022

Los sistemas de siembra influyen en la respuesta de los cultivos en el producto final. El objetivo de esta investigación fue determinar la influencia del sistema de siembra a doble surco y la siembra en surco sencillo en el rendimiento de semilla de frijol (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). La investigación se realizó en la época seca en el período de febrero a abril del 2019 en el Centro de Desarrollo Experimental de Frijol La Compañía del Instituto Nicaragüense de Tecnología Agropecuaria, ubicado San Marcos, Carazo, Nicaragua. La Compañía se encuentra a una altura de 470 metros sobre el nivel del mar con temperatura media de 24 °C y precipitación anual entre 1 200 y 1 500 mm. Se utilizó un diseño de parcelas pareadas, comparando la parcela A (doble surco) con la parcela B (surco sencillo). El análisis estadístico fue una prueba de t de Student. El cultivar utilizado fue INTA Rojo Extrema Sequía, generado por el Instituto Nicaragüense de Tecnología Agropecuaria. Los tratamientos fueron dos sistemas de siembra, el primero a doble surco con 80 cm entre calle y 40 cm entre surco, el segundo con surco sencillo a 60 cm entre surco; ambos con 12 semillas por metro lineal. Las variables evaluadas fueron número de vainas por planta, número de granos por vaina y rendimiento en kg ha-1. No se registran diferencias estadísticas en el rendimiento y sus componentes, por lo que se concluye que los componentes del rendimiento y el rendimiento resultan similares indistintamente del sistema de siembra.
ART AND THE CONCEPT OF BEAUTY
Authors: Baqui Gazi Abdulla-hel-
Published: November 2022

Man, the best creation of Allah, can feel joy with the perception of Beauty. Aesthetics deals with beauty. In the field of aesthetics there is the ‘best Art’ which is also the ‘true Art’. This true Art is centrifugal and appeals to human heart. True Art has a profound relation with Beauty which is the very breath of it. The true Art has the strange transcendental quality. It is an organic whole with proper symmetrical pattern. Besides, a true Art contains strong but tender longing which distils the pure consciousness of the artist. There are so many sources of Beauty. The materials for Art are universe, man, nature and life. Good artists are makers of beauty. Artists’ own creation comes out of the greater creation of Allah. To enjoy Art, an aesthetic sensibility is required. To appreciate the beautiful, an undying emotion of love towards the mystery of beauty must exist.
MINIMIZATION OF PROPAGATION DELAY OF CMOS INVERTER DRIVING AN RC LOAD
Authors: Debnath Ratan Kumar , Kadir Mohammad Ismat , Mandal Jharna
Published: November 2022

The propagation delay of a signal through resistive network in large chips can limit the circuit performance. In order to develop a repeater design methodology, a complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) inverter driving an RC load is presented. By using Sakurai’s short channel a-power law model of transistor operation, the inverter model is applied to the problems of repeater in order to determine the reduced delay inserted along a RC line. For a typical RC load (R =1K, C =1pF), this repeater model exhibits less error as compared to a dynamic circuit simulator (SPICE).
APPLICATION OF GIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM: A CASE STUDY ON KHULNA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Authors: Karim Md. Rezaul , Parvez Md. Sahriar
Published: November 2022

The study describes a simple technique to formulate an automated land information system using PC based Arc/Info GIS. Thematic information on land use, land ownership, plot height, slope, infrastructure facilities, building structure and building construction setback rules are integrated together using GIS to monitor and regulate physical development of city using KDA as case study. The study also demonstrates the capability of GIS technique to identify the planned and unplanned development activities and delineates the probable waterlogging areas which would help the decision makers to take appropriate measures for development of the city at the right time.
A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION STUDY FOR THE CHARMLESS HADRONIC DECAYS OF THE B-MESONS IN THE BELLE EXPERIMENT AT KEK IN JAPAN
Authors: Khan Md. Harunor Rashid , Islam Md. Rafiqul
Published: November 2022

Violation of matter-antimatter symmetry, the so called CP violation, was observed only as a small effect in the decays of the neutral K meson in 1964. In order to study the long standing puzzle about the origin of the CP violation, the KEK B-factory has been constructed at High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) in Japan. Using the KEK B-factory and the BELLE detector, an experimental study of the production and decay of the B meson will be carried out to search for the CP violation. Using the BELLE Fast Simulator (FSIM), we made a Monte Carlo simulation study to estimate an integrated luminosity required to observe the signal and CP violation in the charmless hadronic decays of the B mesons. The sensitivity of the BELLE experiment to the measurement of the direct CP violation and branching ratio has been estimated.
THE VIRTUAL RECONSTRUCTION OF PAHARPUR VIHARA
Authors: Naqi Md. Ali , Islam Ziaul , Bhuiyan Md. Shoeb , Gomes Catherine Daisy
Published: November 2022

The monastic development of the Buddhist Architecture had attained an unparalleled height in the 8th century AD through the manifestation of the Sompur Mahavihara, presently known as Paharpur Buddha Vihara. The elaborate creative complex shaped by the local craftsmen from the very earth of Bangladesh remained little understood in terms of its form and morphology. The existing part of the dilapidated structure is deteriorating day by day being subjected to the causes both natural and man made. The structure, in its present form, poses with certain unexplained phenomena, which are worthy to investigate. The study, therefore, attempts to resolve those phenomena into a logical solution and create a basic understanding of the Form and Morphology of this particular organization. In this regard, a technical as well as an architectural perception will be given the utmost priority. An attempt of a conjectural restoration of the whole complex is the final outcome, based on the findings and on certain logical assumptions derived from the study.
KHULNA’S URBAN POOR AND THEIR LIVING ENVIRONMENT: A POINT TO PONDER AT THE BEGINNING OF THIRD MILLENNIUM
Authors: Mowla Qazi Azizul
Published: November 2022

The Paper attempts to find a relationship between the economic status of a people and the healthiness of their living environment. Khulna City’s urban poor is taken here as the case study for analysis. It is found that once trapped in poverty condition, it is very difficult for the poor to come out of it, and consequences are illiteracy, poor health and poor living environment and vise versa. This urban blight and poor urban environment contaminate the whole city. It is also found that indigenous social structure resists poverty conditions and that planning authorities should include the urban poor in their planning framework for a sustainable urban living environment.
STATUS AND CONSTRAINTS OF SAFE WATER AND HYGIENIC SANITATION PROGRAM: A STUDY OF FIVE VILLAGES OF BATIAGHATA THANA, KHULNA, BANGLADESH
Authors: Saroar Md. Mustafa , Moinuddin Golam
Published: November 2022

Immense importance of safe water and hygienic sanitation has instigated the United Nations to declare 1981-1990 as the “International Drinking Water Supply And Sanitation decade”. Giving proper response with the global community, Bangladesh has launched a pragmatic program for ensuring safe water and hygienic sanitation in the early `90s. During 1981-1992, the decadal progress of the nation-wide program had been very slow. After 1992 it has gained momentum with the increased involvement of NGO’s and other international agencies. But the progress is not uniform throughout the country due to some limiting factors. Specially, in the remote rural areas of southern Bangladesh, the program is yet to reach its target. This paper has identified the erroneous service delivery mechanism, lack of health awareness of the rural people along with others couple of factor as the prime impediments in the way of program expansion in the study villages of Batiaghgata thana of Khulna districts. Lastly, it puts forward some recommendations to make the program a success in the study area.
QUALITY OF COD (GADUS MORHUA) FILLETS PACKED IN ICE AND MODIFIED ATMOSPHERES
Authors: Azam Khairul , Capillas Claudia Ruiz- , Horner William
Published: November 2022

The quality attributes of filleted cod (Gadus morhua) supplied by the industry in packages containing normal atmosphere, modified atmosphere (MAP) and in ice were compared. Fillets were stored at refrigerated temperature (0-4°C) for 15 days and sensory, biochemical and microbiological parameters were evaluated. It was clearly observed that cod fillets placed in ice were of better quality and had shelf life ranging between 11-15 days. Contrary to this result, cod fillets in MAP and normal atmosphere packages indicated poor quality and had shelf life lying between 3-7 days respectively.
EFFECT OF LOW COST FEED ON THE GROWTH PERFORFANCE OF PRAWN (MACROBRACHIUM ROSENBERGII) IN GHER FARMING SYSTEM
Authors: Chisty M. A. H. , Rahman S. M.
Published: November 2022

Fresh water giant prawns (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) were reared in 12 mini ghers at a density of 2 individuals /m2 for 90 days. The average initial weight of the species was 7.88 ± 0.023g. There were four treatments each of which with three replications. The control was done by feeding the prawns with a commercial prawn feed. Two farm made low cost feed, incorporating soybean and mustard oil cake, were prepared and fed the prawns to compare the growth performance with the commercial prawn feed and designated as T-1 and T-2 respectively. In another treatment, prawns were kept in natural condition and designated as T-3. The water quality of the ghers was monitored and found to be within acceptable limits. There was a significant difference (P<0.05) among the treatments. Although some nutrition was derived from the natural productivity of the gher, it was not sufficient for the optimum growth of the reared species indicating lowest growth in T-3. Good growth performance was observed in control and T-1 and no significant differences (P>0.05) were found between them. Relatively lower growth rate was observed in T-2. Though control indicated the best growth performance, soybean containing supplemental feed could be used to obtain satisfactory production in relation to economics of production.
PRELIMINARY STUDY ON IN VITRO CONTROL OF BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM MACROBRACHIUM ROSENBERGII (DE MAN) HATCHERY
Authors: Hossain S.J. , Saha M.L. , Ameen M. , Azam K. , Khan M.R.
Published: November 2022

Bacterial species were isolated from the dead larvae and hatchery water of Backyard Freshwater Prawn (Macrobrachium resenbergii) hatchery at Noakhali, Bangladesh. The selected isolates were identified as Aeromonas sp., Bacillus badius, B. brevis, B. cereus, B. megaterium, Legionella sp., Micrococcus luteus, Moraxella Phenylpyruvica, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus gallinarum and Streptococcus sobrinus. Formalin and antibiotics were used for invitro control of these bacteria. Three hundred ppm formalin effectively controlled the growth of all the selected species. Susceptibility test against the antibiotics showed that Gentamycin, Kanamycin, Streptomycin and Tetracycline should be the drug of choice to control bacterial flora of the hatchery.
THE EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON CALLUS INDUCTION AND REGENERATION OF HAPLOID PLANTLETS IN ANTHER CULTURE OF WHEAT
Authors: Islam Md. Monirul , Ivanov G. I. , Ahmed Mahtalat
Published: November 2022

The experiment was conducted to assess the effect of different concentration combination of 2,4D, a-NAA and kinetin on callus induction and regeneration of haploid in anther culture of wheat. Potato-2 liquid medium supplemented with different concentration combinations was used for this purpose. Among all the formulations, efficient callus induction and plant regeneration were observed in liquid potato medium containing following concentrations (mg l-1) of plant growth regulators: 2,4D-0.75; a-NAA-0.1 and kinetin 0.75. This formulation supported to produce haploid plantlets directly without transferring calli to regeneration medium.
GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF SEVEN SPECIES OF ALBIZIA SEEDLINGS AT NURSERY STAGE IN BANGLADESH
Authors: Matin Md. Abdul , Khan Md. N. Islam
Published: November 2022

Seedlings of Albizia procera (Roxb.) Benth; A. lebbek (L.) Benth; A.chinensis (Osbeck) Merril; A. falcateria (L) Fosberg; A. odoratissima Benth; A. richardiana King and Prain and A. lucida Roxb.Benth. were raised in transparent polybags (10 cm X 15 cm) to study their growth performances at nursery stage in Bangladesh condition. Performance of seedlings growth of all the seven Albizia species showed strong correlation with seasonal variations (wet, semi-dry and dry season). Height and diameter growth continued to rise up in wet (April - July) and semi-dry (August - November) seasons whereas in dry period (December - March) there was practically no growth at all. Leaf formation also showed the same correlation with seasonal variations. Among all the seven Albizia species, A. procera, A. chinensis and A. falcateria seedlings showed the best performance and are recommended as plantation species in Bangladesh.
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LEASING BUSINESS IN BANGLADESH: AN EVALUATION
Authors: Islam Muhammad Azizul
Published: November 2022

Leasing is a contract between the owner of the equipment (lessor) and the user (lessee) that gives the lessee the right to use specific property, owned by the lessor, for a specific period of time in return for stipulated and generally periodic, cash payments (rents). It is an innovative and alternative way of financing our commercial and industrial undertakings. The business has become more and more popular day by day. Therefore an attempt has been made through this study to explore the lease financing in Bangladesh to trace out the historical backgrounds of leasing in Bangladesh. The study encompasses the operation of lease financing followed by three leasing companies IDLC, ULC, and PLC. The ownership and organizational structure of prominent leasing companies greatly contribute to the success of leasing business in Bangladesh. Leasing business will continue to grow in Bangladesh as a preferred means of acquiring equipment for its convenience and flexibility in financing.
Selection of Dried Red Fruits in Hot Pepper Cultivars for EnvironmentFriendly Cultivation
Authors: Soh Jaewoo
Published: November 2022

This study was conducted to select cultivar for dried red fruits in hot pepper suitable for environment-friendly cultivation. For the selection of empirical experimental fields, cultivars were publicly announced targeting 5 places that considered regional characteristics. The number of total fruits in 10 plants has found that #114, #103, and #118 showed the high quantity as 99.5, 87.5, and 85 fruits. For the fresh weight of the total fruits harvested from10 plants, the result has found that #114, #118, and #115 were high as 2491.6g, 2,184.5g, and 1,733.0g. The fruit length has found that #115, #117, and #116 were 175.5mm, 162.5mm, and 160.4mm. The fruit width has found that #120, #123, and #117 were 28.3mm, 25.8mm, and 25.5mm. The fresh weight per fruit has found that #116, #115, and #117 were 33.3g, 32.7g, and 30.3g. The dry weight of the total fruits from 10 plants has found that #114, #118, and #122 were 379.3g, 354g, and 322.8g. The Hunter’s color values on fresh fruits have found that L values of #105, #104, and #106 were 33.4, 32.7, and 30.7, #110, #5, and a values of #106 were 17.9, 17.3, and 16.0, and b values of #103, #120, and #119 were 21.5, 19.5, and 19.2. The Hunter’s color values on dried fruits have found that L values of #110, #108, and #123 were 33.6, 32.5, and 31.7, a values of #110, #103, and #106 were 19.0, 18.6, and 17.4, and b values of #106, #103, and #108 were 7.8, 7.0, and 6.8. The total capsaicin content has found that #101, #102, and #104 were 81.3mg/100g, 76.2 mg/100g, and 70.1 mg/100g. The total free sugar content has found that #116, #101, and #113 were 17.39g∙100g-1, 17.32g∙100g-1, and 16.93g∙100g-1. The total organic acid content has found that #102, #111, and #114 were 1272.1mg∙100g-1, 1266.0mg∙100g-1, and 1253.1mg∙100g-1. The soluble solid-acid ratio has found that #120, #119, and #118 were 5.1, 7.3, and 8.5. The preference for dried red fruits in hot pepper powder has found that #106, #107, #115, #116, and #120 were high. The disease survey of CMV and TSWV, anthracnose showed #106, #115, #116, #120 were the best. In the results of the study, #106, #115, #116, and #120 were selected as the cultivars suitable for environment-friendly cultivation by comparing cultivars on red fruits in hot pepper with check varieties and ones before and after drying.
What Do We Look At When We Look at Art? The Bible, Visual Art, and the Redemption of Existence
Authors: Hoult Jason , Kulak Avron
Published: November 2022

This study is dedicated to examining how the principles and values that mark the difference between the ancient Greco-Roman and biblical traditions help us to think about what (and who) we look at when we look at art. We begin with the Bible's self-reflexive communication to its readers regarding the status of its own images and then consider works by Michelangelo, Tejo Remy, and Charles White—while also calling on Shakespeare, Hegel, and Kierkegaard—to show that art in the biblical tradition presupposes and expresses love as the transformation of life's finite immediacies, the transformation of its finite givens, into the gift. We argue, overall, that the art of the biblical tradition demands that viewers pose the question of whether, where, and how deeply they find in those works—and in themselves—the principle of love as the redemption of finitude, the redemption of existence.
Rechoreographing Homonymous Partners: Rancière's Dance Education from Loïe Fuller
Authors: Hall Joshua M.
Published: November 2022

Contemporary philosopher Jacques Rancière has been criticized for a conception of “politics” that is insensitive to the diminished agency of the corporeally oppressed. In a recent article, Dana Mills locates a solution to this alleged problem in the most recent Rancière book translated into English, Aisthesis, in its chapter on Mallarmé’s writings on modern dancer Loïe Fuller. My first section argues that Mills's reading exacerbates an “homonymy” (Rancière's term) in Rancière's use of the word “inscription,” which means for him either a vicious literal carving on living bodies or else a virtuous figurative carving on nonliving bodies. The former, I call “bodily carving,” while the latter is the “corporeal writing” that I take Mallarmé to affirm in Fuller. My second section observes that Rancière himself misses a homonymy in Mallarmé on Fuller, namely, “dance,” meaning either “ballet” or dance in general (including Fuller's). My third section concludes that Rancière's chapter on Fuller includes another “dance” homonymy, meaning either “concert dance” or what I term a new “art of meta-movement” in Fuller. The latter art, I conclude, is equivalent to Mallarmé’s “corporeal writing” and can be understood as a new form of dance education, in pursuit of a worker-dancer utopia.
The Dehumanization of Architecture
Authors: De Clercq Rafael
Published: November 2022

Modern buildings do not easily harmonize with other buildings, regardless of whether the latter are also modern. This often-observed fact has not received a satisfactory explanation. To improve on existing explanations, this article generalizes one of Ortega y Gasset's observations concerning modern fine art and then develops a metaphysics of styles that is inspired by work in the philosophy of biology. The resulting explanation is that modern architecture is incapable of developing patterns that facilitate harmonizing because such patterns would humanize buildings, and modern architecture is a homeostatic property cluster with a dehumanizing motive at its core.
Una casa repubblicana nel vicus di Bedriacum
Authors: Arslan Pitcher Lynn , Mete Gianluca
Published: November 2022

Viene presentato lo scavo di un edificio in legno, pisé e opus craticum sito nel “Campo del Generale” avvenuto nel 1996 nella località Costa di Sant’Andrea nel territorio di Calvatone in provincia di Cremona (luogo dell’antico vicus di Bedriacum). L’intervento (saggio 6/96) fu eseguito dalla Soprintendenza Archeologica della Lombardia. Si tratta di una casa databile dalla fine del II sec. a.C. agli ultimi decenni del I sec. a.C. Fino ad ora è l’unica casa del vicus che non utilizzi laterizi e presenti caratteristiche più simili a strutture protostoriche che a quelle romane. L’analisi dei reperti trovati durante gli scavi 1988-96 porta a supporre l’esistenza di una koiné mista con genti indigene e coloni romani che convivono strettamente.
Genetic variability and correlation studies among fruit characters of gamboge tree (Garcinia gummi-gutta L.)
Authors: Kumar S. , Inasi K. , Sreekumar K.
Published: November 2022

Genetic variability among 15 fruit characters in 120 one-parent families of Gamboge tree (Garcinia gummi-gutta L.) was studied. The mean squares differed significantly for all the characters. High heritability coupled with high genetic advance as percentage of mean was observed for length of fruit beak, weight of individual fruit, volume of individual fruit, weight of fruit rind, weight of flesh, rind: flesh ratio, weight of dry fruit rind and index of seed. Hydroxy citric acid content had high heritability coupled with moderate genetic advance as percentage of mean. Hydroxy citric acid content exhibited significant positive genotypic associations with weight and volume of individual fruit, girth of fruit, thickness of fruit rind, weight of wet and dry fruit rind, recovery percentage of dry rind and number of seeds per fruit.
The recovery of logged forests proves that a viable management is possible in the Venezuelan Guayana Shield
Authors: Lozada José R. , Carrero Yrma A. , Durán Mariano , Soriano Pilar
Published: November 2022

Aim of study: To compare the diversity and biomass of logged forests, with different ages after harvesting and the risk of their degradation to liana forests.
Area of study: We studied 18 plots at the central zone of the Imataca Forest Reserve (Guayana shield), Venezuela.
Material and methods: We used 1-ha plots, to measure individuals with dbh > 10 cm in control plots (0 years) and in logged plots with 3, 9, 12, 15 and 18 years after logging. The main variables evaluated were enlarge importance index (EII), richness (R), Shannon-Weaner index (H´), Alpha Fischer (α), basal area for commercial species (BA_comm), above-ground carbon (C) and lianas abundance at the understory (Lianas_%Au).
Main results: Diversity variables (R: 62-77 spp ha-1, p: 0.117-0.838; H´: 2.8-3.4, p: 0.181-0.677; α: 18.6-25.4, p: 0.293-0.922) and biomass (89.6-180.2 MgC ha-1, p: 0.171-0.895) did not have significant differences between control and most of the logged plots. Only the 18 years-old forests had statistically higher values of diversity (R: 81-94 spp ha-1, p: 0.000; H´: 3.8-3.9, p: 0.000; α: 26.8-31.7, p: 0.000), perhaps due to a high impact skidding operation. Commercial species were not recovering after logging.
Research highlights: Forest management can be viable in this area, but it requires reduced impact logging techniques and better silvicultural systems to guarantee future harvest of high value commercial timber.
Effect of heat treatment on hardness, density and color of Populus × canadensis ‘I-214’ wood
Authors: Taraborelli Carla , Monteoliva Silvia , Keil Gabriel , Spavento Eleana
Published: November 2022

Aim of study: To evaluate the effect of heat treatment (HT) on hardness, density and color of Populus × canadensis ´I-214´ (poplar) wood.
Area of study: 15-years-old poplar wood from Pomona, Río Negro, Argentina.
Material and methods: 352 samples were exposed to different HT schedules: 120ºC, 160ºC, 180ºC and 200°C for 45 min, 90 min, 135 min and 180 min. Hardness, density and color were determined before and after each HT combination. Hardness and density tests were performed following the specifications of IRAM standards and wood color was determined according to CIELab system.
Main results: Hardness improved significantly at 160°C for 45 min and 90 min in comparison with control (14.34% and 9.08%, respectively) whereas this property was improved at 120°C in all cases without significant differences. The 200°C: 45 min schedule showed the worst performance with a 20.26% hardness loss. Density was lower than the control in all schedules with losses ranging from 2.50% to 10.00%. Color became darker (decrease in L value, increase in a and b values) as HT intensity increased (mainly temperature), with changes becoming evident at 180°C and 200°C.
Research highlights: HT on P. × canadensis ‘I-214’ improved its hardness under two HT schedules, although was not enough to extend the feasible applications, since it still belongs to a category of “soft” wood. Hardness and density did not show a clear correlation and color of poplar wood became darker as HT intensity increased.
Developing an Academic Logistics Course Using the Action Research Approach
Authors: Talmor Irit , Reshef Arie
Published: November 2022

Academic institutions that offer practical programs face several challenges, such as teaching heterogeneous classes, maintaining relevant and up-to-date syllabi, and competing with other institutions. These challenges are relevant to academic logistics programs as well. One way to tackle these challenges is through continuous improvement of teaching methods and course content. This article presents a process of developing and improving an introductory academic course in management and logistics for a Bachelor of Arts (BA) program using the action research approach. The study’s results encourage curriculum developers in academic institutions to view the curriculum and its creation as an ongoing process, and to explore varied ways to teach it. Our findings also highlight the value of a student-centred approach to academic teaching and curricula development that calls for acute awareness of potential variation in students' experience and abilities.
A Study of the Relationship Between the Weakening of the Social Mobility Function of Education and the Educational Equity in China
Authors: Chen Yi , Wu Xuanting
Published: November 2022

The social mobility function of education refers to the function of education to cultivate and screen individuals so that individuals can adopt different positions and give full play to their talents after stepping into society. This function is of great significance to the stability and development of social structures, and educational equity is a significant factor affecting the extent to which it can be performed. Based on the current situation of the weakening of the social mobility function of education in China, this paper first reviews the specific manifestations of the current weakening of this function and points out that the “Matthew effect” is the root of the problem, and the classification of school education is the direct cause of the situation. At the same time, this paper explores the causes of the weakening of this function from the perspective of educational equity, proposes the two-sided impact of educational equity on the function of social mobility, and proposes discusses the “Matthew effect” in the aspect of educational inequality. Finally, this paper puts forward three suggestions for improving educational inequality, seeking to provide references for improving the current situation of educational inequality in the future and alleviating the weakening of the social mobility function of education.
Designing White Space for Chemistry Education With the Inspiration of Chinese Artistry
Authors: He Ronghuan , Chen Mingli , Yang Ting , Wang Zejun , Wang Jianhua
Published: November 2022

White space is an artistry concept widely used in Chinese painting and calligraphy. It conveys useful information for the readers while retaining certain imagination space for them. Inspired by this artistry, we probe into the white space designing in chemistry education and scientific training in colleges/universities. A few examples are illustrated for the utilization of white spaces in scientific knowledge teaching with detailed discussions. These include half-life time of dynamic studies, mathematical derivation of chemical calculations, equilibrium of chemical reactions and phases of thermodynamics, as well as data processing in scientific studies & developments. Designing white space in lectures/presentations aims to rhythmize the teaching process and to prevent fatigue from both the lecturer and students by cutting off lengthy talking. Moreover, leaving suitable white space in the teaching content may arouse the curiosity of students, stimulate the desire for their exploration, and therefore enrich their learning experiences. We herein propose the designing of appropriate white space in college chemistry education with pernitent examples to promote further discussions on this issue.
The advancement of adhesive dentistry with the endocrown technique and its diffusion among professionals: a literature review
Authors: Bazan Lucas Castilho , Faria Nayane Cristina de , Dias Pedro Aryel Carvalho , Kassis Elias Naim
Published: November 2022

Introduction: In the decades with the advancement of materials fabrication, such as restorations with the latest improvements in their dental fabrication process, or as restorations with improvements in their dental fabrication process, or as the latest restorations in their dental fabrication process, dentistry, or as the latest restorations in their restorative materials manufacturing process. Objective: This work aims to demonstrate through a literature review the use of the endocrown technique. Methods: The research was carried out from January to May 2022 and was developed based on PubMed, Scielo, and Google Scholar. Results: There were 11 a total of 13 articles on Endocrowns. In total, 47 articles were complete and 19 were included in this study. Dentistry, contributing to a better resolution of cases, presents little interocclusal space, so the indirect endocrown restoration technique becomes an excellent option, presenting a good alternative and less dental wear for making. Conclusion: It was concluded that the use of the endocrown technique has shown, for the most part, employing clinical results that it is an excellent restorative option for the restoration of molars with great coronary destruction, and its clinical survival rate was comparable to the use of intraradicular posts of fiber.
EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF AN ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM ON ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION AMONG ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Authors: Adzman Faiza Binti
Published: November 2022

This research aims to examine the effects of an entrepreneurial ecosystem on Entrepreneurial intention among engineering student. For this research objectives, the researcher wants to examine the main effect of the entrepreneurial ecosystem on Entrepreneurial intention among engineering students and determine the relationship between these three independent variables such as entrepreneurial education, social and cultural as well as financial growth with a dependent variable which is an engineering student. By using a quantitative method, the analysis data are derived from a questionnaire survey of 313 respondents from selected engineering faculties in UTeM to investigate the hypotheses of the study. Based on the Krejcie and Morgan (1970), the population, N of fourth-year engineering students in UTeM is 1672 students, so the sample size, S for this research would be 313 respondents. After that, the data collection of respondents will be analyzed in the SPSS. A multiple regression analysis was calculated to predict the engineering student based on entrepreneurial education, social and cultural as well as financial growth. A significant regression equation was found (F(3,309) = 60.501, p < 0.000), with an R2 of 0.370. All of the independent variables were significant predictors of an engineering student. However, the survey questionnaires are limited for fourth-year engineering students only because the researcher has limited time to collect data all of the engineering students in UTeM. Other than that, the researcher also had constraints of financial to manage as well as handle this research.
THE INFLUENCE STUDENT ATTENDANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
Authors: Zuanuwar Syaidatul Helwani binti Muhamad
Published: November 2022

Student Attendance Management System is designed to manage the student’s attendance record. This project is about to study the influence of student attendance management system in order to verify their attendance on. The foremost reason this system is being proposed is to overcome the current manual attendance process that is happening in all Universiti. The cutting-edge technology world has led to the idea for transforming the manual attendance by provide faster, accurate, and efficient system. With attendance system, it can eliminate some problems such as buddy signing, loss of attendance sheet, and control student skip class rate. That is how Student Attendance Management System is being developed. The purpose of constructing this system is to increase the efficiency and performance of the attendance process besides minimizing the overall time, work and paper used. The target user that will be using this system is student and lecturer. The major functions that Student Attendance Management System performing is add and manipulate attendance record, automated calculation on number of absent and percentage present of the student based on subject and flexibility to generate complete attendance documents (attendance list, attendance report, warning letter) any time in need.
Multiple intelligences and its pedagogical impact on the teaching-learning process
Authors: Mieles Gabriela , San Andrés Soledispa Evelyn Juliana , Macías Figueroa Fanny Magaly
Published: November 2022

Currently, society is in constant change, education must move to this innovative model and the educational community must be part of it, taking into account the diversity of learning that they can exist within a classroom. This research seeks to analyze the pedagogical impact of Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, in the teaching and learning process of students of the upper elementary school sublevel. The exploratory and bibliographic method was used, which allowed to obtain results from its application, managing to enhance the abilities and skills of the students, in order to be able to carry out an analysis and associate previous knowledge, for the construction of meaningful learning.
Formation of professional vocabulary in teaching English to students of the customs institute
Authors: Abduzuhurovna Abduazizova Durdona
Published: November 2022

The article deals with the methods of forming the professional vocabulary of students studying on the specialty “Customs Affair”. Mastering a foreign language in the course of training at the Customs Institute requires a professional orientation.  For professional training of future customs specialists, it is necessary to have an in-depth knowledge of a foreign language, in particular, English. Therefore, the article emphasizes the expansion of the professional vocabulary of Customs Institute students by means of socialization of various types of language activities: using professional texts on customs and economic issues, studying special topics for the development of oral speech in the professional sphere, instilling in students the ability to think logically and communicate in English in various professional situations, mastering the lexical minimum in the corresponding specialty. The correctness of filling in customs declarations, checking and controlling shipping documents, etc. requires in-depth knowledge of customs and economic terms in a foreign language. For effective training of the future customs specialist, the issue of interaction not only of specialized disciplines, but also of simultaneous training of two foreign languages, in particular Russian (for group with an Uzbek language of study) and English.

For the purpose of competent organization of the educational process, it is important to take into account the interdisciplinary connections that will lead to the formation of intercultural, general professional and professional competencies.
Higher education innovatics: management of innovation in the sphere of higher education and science
Authors: Romanovskyi Oleksandr O. , Romanovska Yuliia Yu. , Romanovska Oleksandra O. , Makhdi Mokhamed El
Published: November 2022

The purpose of the article is the development of the concept and fundamentals of the innovatics of higher education, further development, and improvement of higher education innovatics, the definition of directions, and management of innovations in the field of higher education and science. Higher education innovatics, proposed by the authors, studies and summarizes theoretical issues and practices of implementing and managing innovation activities of higher educational institutions, scientific institutions, organizations and management bodies associated with the higher education system. This article analyzes innovative changes in the higher education system caused by the environment of academic capitalism. Among them: basic issues of the organizational theory of higher education innovatics; analysis of the direction and impact of innovation processes in the field of higher education and science on the objects and subjects of innovative transformations; the role of the state in the management of innovation activities in the field of higher education and science; types of innovations in the higher education system that can lead to innovative changes; innovations of economic and market type in higher education; innovations of organizational type in the higher education sphere; innovations of educational and pedagogical type in the system of higher education; means and tools for innovation management in education; problems of the forced or emergency distance learning, etc.Innovative activity in the field of higher education and science leads to serious innovative transformations both in the entire field of higher education and science, and in its subjects – universities, research institutes, and related organizations and institutions.