bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Direct Product of Neutrosophic h-ideal in INK-Algebra
Authors:   Department of Mathematics, Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala RD Institute of Science and Technology, Avadi, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600062.India, M. Kaviyarasu. ,   Department of Mathematics, School of Engineering, Presidency University, Bangalore, India, M. Rajeshwari.
Published: January 2023

In this paper, “we first define the belief of direct product from neutrosophic sets in INK algebras, neutrosophic set, neutrosophic h-ideals, neutrosophic INK-subalgebra and direct product of neutrosophic h-ideals in INK algebras. Let's prove some theorems that show that there is some connection between these principles. Finally, we define the INK subalgebra of the INK algebra and then offer the ideal theorem approximately the connection between its pix and the direct product from the neutrosophic h-ideals.
Perception of the community toward the transition of pharmaceutical care services from ministry of health primary healthcare centers to community pharmacies
Authors: Al Aloola Noha , Aljudabi Sumaiah , Behery Fathy , Alwhaibi Monira , Alhawassi Tariq
Published: January 2023

Introduction: There is a lack of research on the impact of the transition of pharmaceutical care service from Ministry of Health (MOH) primary healthcare centers (PHCs) to community pharmacies (Wasfaty service) in Saudi Arabia. This study explored the Saudi community’s perception toward the transition of pharmaceutical care service. Community needs and expectations from the Wasfaty service were assessed, and its experience, concerns, and limitations were evaluated.Methods: Qualitative, in-depth, semistructured interviews of Saudi community members who visited community pharmacies with electronic prescriptions from MOH PHCs were conducted. The data obtained from participants were thematically organized and analyzed using NVivo software.Results: Seven themes related to the new Wasfaty service were identified and divided into three categories: perception toward the transition in pharmaceutical care, experience with the Wasfaty service, and concerns about limitations of the Wasfaty service. The Saudi community was generally satisfied with the new Wasfaty service and highlighted its benefits compared to PHCs pharmacies. These include: easier access, time flexibility, lower crowds, better communication with pharmacists, better medication education, better medication availability, better control over dispensing, and easier refills. However, the community complained about the lack of privacy in community pharmacies, the lack of female pharmacists, and the low number of Saudi pharmacists. They also were concerned about the number and location of community pharmacies featuring the Wasfaty service, some technical issues, and the lack of labels on medications (i.e., receiving no instructions about medication storage).Conclusions: The Saudi community showed its need for the transition in pharmaceutical care services.
A Novel Unsupervised Feature Selection Approach Using Genetic Algorithm on Partitioned Data
Authors: Saxena Amit , Chugh Deepesh , Mittal Himanshu , Sajid Mohammad , Chauhan Ritu , Yafi Eiad , Cao Jian , Prasad Mukesh
Published: January 2023

A novel feature selection approach is presented in this paper. Sammon’s Stress Function transforms the high dimension data to a lower dimension data set. A data set is divided into small partitions. The features are assigned randomly to these partitions. Using GA with Sammon Error as fitness value, a small, desired number of features are selected from every partition. The combination of the reduced subsets of the features from these partitions is again divided into small partitions. After a certain number of iterating the process, a desired small number of features is obtained. For experimental validation, the proposed method has been tested on 11 standard datasets with three classifiers namely, Decision Tree, MLP and KNN. The classification accuracies obtained by the proposed method is highest on most of the considered datasets against the results reported in literature. Moreover, the proposed method selects comparatively less number of features in comparison to considered methods. The optimistic results obtained from the proposed method justify its strength.
WOMEN IN THE MINISTRY OF JESUS: JESUS THE LIBERATOR AND TRANSFORMER
Authors: Bogi Stella
Published: January 2023

Centuries have gone by since Jesus came to liberate and transform men and women. The very truth that women served in the team of Jesus while he was on the earth shows that in an androcentric patriarchal world, women were welcomed. This was made possible because Jesus went against the tide of patriarchy to reach out to the downtrodden, marginalised, and oppressed women. These women were victims of socio-cultural and oral traditions set up by the Jews. Jesus allowed women to be a part of his life. Even before his birth, God prepared women of low estate to be a part of his genealogy. We see the role of women in his birth, ministry, crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Jesus liberated and transformed a woman caught in adultery, the Samaritan woman whose life was in a mess, and women in need of healing to name a few. Women were able to serve on the team of Jesus because of their transformed lives. Many churches have come forward to allow women in the church ministries and to serve God.
A Study on Traffic Safety Facilities in Child Protective Areas: Based on children's behavioral types
Authors:   Korea Society of Public Design, Cha In-Hyuk , Kim Joo-yun , Lee Hyun-sung
Published: January 2023

Despite improvements in the Traffic Law and the Child Safety Protection Law in child protection zones, traffic accidents in children are continuously increasing and decreasing. In response to this problem, this study was conducted to analyze the improved characteristics of public facilities installed in children's protected areas, and to provide a method for deriving traffic safety facility types that reflect children's behavior types. For this study, we theoretically examined the affordance theory for user behavior types and the designation guidelines and regulations for child protection zones to understand children's behavior. In addition, we will draw the relationship between Harson's four affordance types and children's protection zone facilities, implement child behavior support traffic safety facilities, and analyze the child behavior type elements through examples of six public safety facilities in Korea. Therefore, in this study, when looking at traffic safety facilities from a user's point of view in a child protection area, each facility was divided into physical, sensory, cognitive, and functional affordance types, which are Harson's affordance perspectives. Through extended research, we hope that concrete application and various utilization measures of behavior types will be proposed and improved. In order to reduce the traffic accident rate of children, it is hoped that design research that can induce more action and induce action will continue to be actively carried out, rather than just supporting behavior, which is a safety point of view for children.
Spatial Narrative Structure and Design Evaluation of the ‘King’s Road’
Authors:   Korea Society of Public Design, Cho Si-kyoung
Published: January 2023

This study is a follow-up study of 「Analysis of the spatial narrative structure of Deoksugung Stone Wall Path’」 as part of a continuing study to evaluate how narratives are structured and expressed in the physical structure and spatial composition of various open public spaces. Through this study, the connection between the organic narrative structure of the separated spaces of 'Deoksugung Stonewall Road' and 'King's Road' was analyzed. Through the 'Spatial Narrative Structure Design Evaluation Table' developed through previous research, an evaluation analysis was conducted on the narrative structure shown in 'The Way of King Gojong'. As a result, it was found that the roads of King Gojong were sufficiently structured and contained narration based on historical facts, but there was no spatial design that visually expressed them so that visitors or pedestrians could approach them emotionally. In addition, the narrative structure of King Gojong's road is directly connected to the narrative structure of the Deoksugung stone wall road, so it has an organic relationship. Therefore, as a special alley that requires a public design approach, Deoksugung Palace and Gojong's Road must be structured so that a new narrative starts again from the point of contact, and structured design planning is desperately needed.
Towards Mandatory SPP for Buildings/Works
Authors: Caranta Roberto
Published: January 2023

The European Green Deal and the Circular Economy Action Plan are bringing about a tectonic shift in public procurement from the traditional market opening approach focused on ‘how to buy’ towards a framework for ‘what’ is bought. Buildings account for 40% of the EU’s energy consumption and 36% of energy-related direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions. In the EU, heating, cooling and domestic hot water account for 80% of households’ energy. Logically, buildings are at the core of EU policy and legislation proposals aiming at fighting climate change. This article focuses on the role SPP is to play with reference to buildings and more generally to works procurements and this specifically in the light of the reform proposals following from the European Green Deal and the Circular Economy Action Plan. It highlights both the progress proposed and the limitations that may yet be corrected during the legislative process.
Crow search algorithm with time varying flight length Strategies for feature selection
Authors:   Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, Abdullahi Mohamed , Adamu Abdulhameed ,   College of Education, Akwanga, Nigeria, Hayatu Ibrahm ,   Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, Abdulrahim Abdulrazaq ,   Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria
Published: January 2023

Feature Selection (FS) is an efficient technique use to get rid of irrelevant, redundant and noisy attributes in high dimensional datasets while increasing the efficacy of machine learning classification. The CSA is a modest and efficient metaheuristic algorithm which has been used to overcome several FS issues. The flight length (fl) parameter in CSA governs crows' search ability. In CSA, fl is set to a fixed value. As a result, the CSA is plagued by the problem of being hoodwinked in local minimum. This article suggests a remedy to this issue by bringing five new concepts of time dependent fl in CSA for feature selection methods including linearly decreasing flight length, sigmoid decreasing flight length, chaotic decreasing flight length, simulated annealing decreasing flight length, and logarithm decreasing flight length. The proposed approaches' performance is assessed using 13 standard UCI datasets. The simulation result portrays that the suggested feature selection approaches overtake the original CSA, with the chaotic-CSA approach beating the original CSA and the other four proposed approaches for the FS task.
Enhancing query processing on stock market cloud-based database
Authors:   Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, Egypt., Essam Hagger , Gamal Ahmed , M. Shaaban Essam ,   Faculty of Computers and artificial Intelligence, BeniSuef University
Published: January 2023

Cloud computing is rapidly expanding because it allows users to save the development and implementation time on their work. It also reduces the maintenance and operational costs of the used systems. Furthermore, it enables the elastic use of any resource rather than estimating workload, which may be inaccurate, as database systems can benefit from such a trend. In this paper, we propose an algorithm that allocates the materialized view over cloudbased replica sets to enhance the database system's performance in stock market using a Peerto-Peer architecture. The results show that the proposed model (MVCRS) improves the query processing time and network transfer cost by distributing the materialized views over cloudbased replica sets. Also, it has a significant effect on decision-making and achieving economic returns.
Proposed framework for applying data mining techniques to detect key performance indicators for food deterioration
Authors:   Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Future University in Egypt, Egypt, Abogabal Fatma , M. Ouf Shimaa ,   Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, Egypt, M. Idrees Amira ,   Faculty of Computers and Information Technology, Future University in Egypt, Egypt
Published: January 2023

One of the most prosperous domains that Data mining accomplished a great progress is Food Security and safety. Some of Data mining techniques studies applied several machine learning algorithms to enhance and traceability of food supply chain safety procedures and some of them applying machine learning methodologies with several feature selection methods for detecting and predicting the most significant key performance indicators affect food safety. In this research we proposed an adaptive data mining model applying nine machine learning algorithms (Naive Bayes, Bayes Net Key -Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Multilayer Perceptron (MLP), Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM), J48, Hoeffding tree, Logistic Model Tree) with feature selection wrapper methods (forward and backward techniques) for detecting food deterioration’s key performance indicators. Therefore, results before and after applying wrapper feature selection methods have been compared, analyzed, and interpreted. In conclusion the proposed model applied effectively and successfully detected the most significant indicators for meat safety and quality with the aim of helping farmers and suppliers for being sure of delivering safety meat for consumer and diminishing the cost of monitoring meat safety.
Relationship between E-CRM, Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction, Trust, and Loyalty in banking Industry
Authors:   Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt, Mohamed Mohamed Shymaa , Yehia Engy ,   Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt, Marie Mohamed
Published: January 2023

E-CRM strives to enhance customer service, build relationships with customers, and keep key clients. E-CRM deals with technology, people, and processes and with the goal of fostering customer loyalty. This paper aims to investigate the relationship between E-CRM, service quality, customer satisfaction, trust, and loyalty in banking industry. In order to gather sufficient reviews, a literature review was carried out utilizing a number of corresponding publications that were indexed in reliable databases. A model that highlights the relation between E-CRM and customer satisfaction, service quality, trust, and loyalty is also shown in this study. The supervisors of administrative organizations can utilize this research's insights into E-CRM to build client loyalty and increase the revenue and profitability of their firm
The Distribution of Development
Authors:   , Garcés Urzainqui David
Published: January 2023

The first two chapters in this dissertation deal with innovative methods that aim to further our understanding of social mobility and inequality in developing countries on the basis of commonly available data sources. Chapter 1 provides a comprehensive assessment of the adequacy of synthetic panel methods to deliver point estimates of poverty dynamics, and proposes an alternative estimator for a key intermediate parameter. Chapter 2 puts forward an imputation-based method that allows decomposing consumption inequality into their local and spatial components. This procedure is applied to the study of inequality dynamics in India over the first decade of this century. The third chapter takes advantage of a natural experiment to identify the causal impact of improved physical connection to markets on social relations in Indian villages. Improved access to markets leads to fewer social contacts and decreased cooperation within castes. While rural roads do not seem to generally improve relations between castes, they induce a decline in violent attacks, which is likely related to a reduction in casteist incidents.
Pharmacovigilance, a blind spot in future prescribers
Authors:   , Reumerman Michael Oliver
Published: January 2023

Current situation
Conclusions: While pharmacovigilance and ADR reporting are considered relevant for future
healthcare professionals, healthcare students currently lack appropriate pharmacovigilance knowledge
and skills for these tasks. This is probably because they have had inadequate and or insufficient
pharmacovigilance education during their training. Although only a few high-quality educational
interventions have been described, the competencies learned with these educational interventions
appear to fade quickly. Active learning techniques, such as enriched pharmacovigilance education or
providing students with responsibility for an authentic and clinical task, could be a more effective way
of teaching and increasing the pharmacovigilance competence of healthcare students.
Recommendations: In order to improve the pharmacovigilance and ADR reporting competencies
of future healthcare professionals, pharmacovigilance education should be developed using active
learning techniques, such as a maximally enriched (pharmacovigilance) educational context, and
evaluated.

Real-life clinical practice
Conclusions: Real-life pharmacovigilance education seems more effective than traditional education
and has a positive influence on pharmacovigilance in clinical care. Healthcare students who had
reported or assessed ADRs themselves had a more favourable attitude to ADR reporting and had
more and longer-lasting pharmacovigilance skills and knowledge. By participating in this learning
opportunity, they also contributed to pharmacovigilance in individual patient care and thereby
increased medication safety.
Recommendations: Incorporating real-life pharmacovigilance educational interventions in bachelor
degrees and replacing aspects of current clerkships/internships should be seriously considered.
Moreover, these interventions should involve students from different healthcare disciplines working
in an interprofessional team.

Real-life interprofessional practice
Conclusions: Interprofessional healthcare teams, learning from and with each other, can contribute to
pharmacovigilance in clinical practice by detecting and managing ADRs in real patients. In addition,
students have their first opportunity to work in an interprofessional manner and thereby gain insight
into the perspectives and qualities of their future colleagues.
Recommendations: Although the value of interprofessional education is increasingly appreciated,
curricula should try to ensure that students work on clinically relevant, real-life (pharmacovigilance)
care. Future intervention studies should further unravel the learning benefits of real-life interprofessional
education.
Deep learning-based organ-at-risk segmentation in head-and-neck radiotherapy
Authors:   , van Rooij Ward
Published: January 2023

This doctoral thesis is the product of scientific research conducted from early 2018 to early
2021. It covers work investigating the potential of deep learning-based segmentation for organ-at-risk segmentation in head and neck radiotherapy. Deep learning-based segmentation of organs-at-risk in head and neck radiotherapy can be used to generate treatment plans that are as safe as treatment plans based on manual segmentation. However, in our study, deep learning-based segmentation did not yet perform well enough to be very specific during quality assurance of manual segmentation. There are several strategies that can be applied to improve the performance and reliability of deep learning-based segmentation, but there seems to be an upper limit on the similarity coefficient that can be achieved. This may be caused by the sub-optimal quality of the manual segmentations used to train deep learning models. Contrarily, sub-optimal quality of the imaging data can make the model more robust. The imperfect performance of deep learning-based segmentation may be one of the reasons that it is not yet standard practice in radiotherapy clinics around the world. Probability maps may be a way to increase user-confidence and facilitate adoption of these methods in the clinic.
Balast Tanklarında Sediman Birikimini Azaltacak Sistemin Optimizasyonuna Yönelik İstatistiksel Yaklaşımlar
Authors: BİLGİN GÜNEY Ceren
Published: January 2023

Deneysel çalışmalar mühendislik alanında sistem ve yapıların tasarımı, optimizasyonu, tasarımın iyileştirilmesi faaliyetlerinin vazgeçilmez ögelerindendir. Ancak özellikle birden çok faktörün performans ölçümleri üzerindeki etkisinin değerlendirilmesi amacıyla yapılan deneysel çalışmalarda elde edilen bulguların işaret ettiği sonuçlar, istatistiksel olarak anlamlı bir şekilde yorumlanamayabilir. Buna ek olarak, kaynakların (zaman, iş gücü ve maddi kaynaklar vb.) kısıtlı oluşu ise deneysel çalışmaların en önemli sınırlılıkları arasında yer almaktadır. Bu çalışmada, gemilerin balast tanklarında sediman birikimini azaltmak için geliştirilen pnömatik sistemin çalışma koşullarını belirleyen üç temel faktör ele alınmış ve bu faktörlerin sedimanın azaltılmasına etkisi istatistiksel açıdan irdelenmiştir. Çalışma kapsamında uygulanan klasik istatistiksel yaklaşımlarla, deneysel veriler istenilen düzeyde anlamlı bir şekilde yorumlanamamıştır. Bu nedenle deney setinden elde edilen veri kümesindeki ilişkileri istatistiksel bir model üzerinden yorumlamak yerine doğrudan veri üzerinden değişkenler arasındaki ilişkinin ortaya çıkarılması değerlendirilmiştir. Bunun için her ne kadar veri kümesindeki veri sayısı sınırlı olsa da Yapay Sinir Ağları (YSA) yaklaşımı uygulanmıştır. YSA girdi setinde veri sayısı bu yaklaşımın doğruluk ölçüsü (accuracy) üzerinde büyük bir öneme sahiptir. Söz konusu deneysel çalışmada veri setinin sonsuz sayıya çıkarılması teorik olarak mümkün olsa da kaynak kısıtları nedeniyle bunun gerçekleştirilmesi uygulanabilir değildir. Bu nedenle YSA modeli oluşturulurken deneysel çalışmanın amacı dikkate alınmış ve farklı bir yaklaşım uygulanmıştır. Deney verisinin bir kısmı YSA modelinin eğitim aşamasında kullanılmış, YSA modelinin optimum bir çalışma koşulu önermesi sağlanmıştır. YSA eğitim aşamasına dahil edilmemiş olan deneysel sonuçlar ise model tarafından önerilen optimum çalışma koşulunun deneysel olarak karşılaştırılmasında kullanılmıştır. Söz konusu çalışmada YSA optimizasyon için bir araç olarak kullanılmış ve model tarafından önerilen optimum çalışma koşulu, tüm deney verileri arasında sediman birikimini azaltılması açısından en uygun sonucu vermiştir. Bu çalışmada, gemilerin balast tanklarında sediman birikimini azaltmak için geliştirilen sistemin işletme parametresinin optimizasyonu için yapılan deneysel çalışma sonuçlarının istatistiksel olarak yorumlanmasında yaşanan sorunlar ve YSA kullanılırken uygulanan yaklaşıma yer verilmiştir.
Effect of Aeration and KNO3 in Seed Priming on The Germination of Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) Seeds
Authors: Santika Putri , Muhklisin Ilham , Makama Sandile Donald
Published: January 2023

Seed priming by soaking in KNO3 has been used to enhance seed performance and crop establishment in tomatoes. However, seeds that are immersed in a solution for a long time may be deprived of oxygen during critical phases of imbibition. Aeration during priming is a solution to solve this problem. Thus, this study aims to determine the effect of aeration and KNO3 in seed priming on the germination of tomato seeds. The seeds used in this study were tomato seeds var. Palupi. This study used seven treatments i.e. non-primed, KNO3 moistened paper, KNO3 soaking, KNO3 aeration, water moistened paper, water soaking, and water aeration. The study was arranged in a completely randomized design (CRD). All data were statistically analyzed using one-way ANOVA and followed by means analysis using Fisher’s LSD (Least Significant Difference) test at P<0.05. The result showed that all priming treatments gave a better performance in FGP (Final Germination Percentage), MGT (Mean Germination Time), and GRI (Germination Rate Index) compared to the non-primed. The best treatments, however, were observed in the aeration method in either KNO3 or water in all parameters observed. KNO3 gave a slightly better performance than water in all parameters, although there was no statistical difference between the two treatments.
Fault Diagosis of CHB Inverter Using Machine Learning
Authors:   Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Millenium Institute of Technology and Science, Bhopal, India, Yadav Satish Kumar , Kumar Santosh ,   Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Millenium Institute of Technology and Science, Bhopal, India
Published: January 2023

Renewable energy has gained popularity due to depleting natural resources and escalating fossil fuel and nuclear pollution. Power electronic engineers design grid-connected power conversion systems. MLIs provide more power and solutions. Cascaded H-Bridge (CHB) MLIs start with two or more 3L single-phase H-bridge inverters. Each H-bridge may produce three separate voltage levels. Combining the separated dc voltage sources produces a stepped output voltage with a step size equal to the magnitude of the connected sources. The present work develops a method for detecting and resolving switch failures in a three-phase CHB inverter, ensuring system dependability and allowing for system redundancy. The recommended approach uses Wavelet transform to extract features, then Decision Tree classifier to detect and characterise defects. Increased classification accuracy shows the DT-based fault diagnosis system's efficiency in identifying inverter switch faults.
Phase zonation of distribution of hydrocarbons in the southern part of the Timan-Pechora oil and gas province according to the principle of differential entrapment
Authors:   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Gurova D. I.
Published: January 2023

The article reviewed the phase zonation of the distribution of hydrocarbons in natural reservoirs in the southern part of the Timan-Pechora plate (Verkhnepechorskaya and Izhma-Pechora depressions) and the Timan ridge (Ukhta-Izhemsky wall) from the standpoint of the Maximov-Savchenko-Gassou principle of differential hydrocarbon entrapment. Undoubtedly, the formation of oil and gas deposits is a very complex process and at the same time the principle of differential entrapment is a special case in nature. However, the distribution of hydrocarbons accumulations of various phase states formed according to the principle of differential entrapment is quite often observed in the trap chain, so that the spacing of oil and gas accumulations fits well into this concept and works for the above-mentioned structures. Keywords: migration and accumulation of hydrocarbons; principle of differential entrapment of hydrocarbons; phase zonation; oil density.
Geofluidodynamic specification for oil and gas mega-reservoirs
Authors:   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Abukova L. A. , Safarova E. A. ,   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Filippova D. S. ,   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Isaeva G. Yu. ,   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Published: January 2023

The article is devoted to the development of the theoretical foundations of the search for mega-reservoirs of oil and gas in various geological and tectonic settings. The author’s understanding of the term «megareservoir of oil and gas» is formulated as a large-sized reservoir of oil and gas, which has productive intervals brought together within a single oil and gas layer, a large volume of oil and gas saturated space, high fluidity of the geological environment, improved capacitive-filtration properties, hydrodynamic connectivity (or overlapping) accumulation zones and centers of oil and gas generation, geofluid dynamic heterogeneity of the geological environment. The contribution of the multi-scale organization of the uvosphere and underground hydrosphere to the formation of the properties of megareservoirs as oil and gas localizing objects is considered. Differences in the geofluid dynamic mechanisms for filling reservoirs under conditions of hydrodynamically (quasi)open and (quasi)closed systems are substantiated. Keywords: oil and gas mega-reservoirs; geofluid-dynamic heterogeneity; oil and gas bearing stage; hydrocarbon system; reservoir pressures.
Physical mechanism of pressure gradient influence on filtration processes in rocks with mixed type of wettability
Authors:   Oil and Gas Research Institute of Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, Russia, Svalov A. M.
Published: January 2023

The paper analyzes the features of the distribution of oil and water phases in the pore space of rocks with a mixed type of wettability. It is shown that when a two-phase fluid moves through an elementary micro-volume of a porous medium, the pore space of which is represented by both hydrophilic and hydrophobic channels, one of these adjacent channels can be saturated with only one of the phases in a mobile form. It is established that the change in the water saturation of the pore space over the area of productive formations during their flooding is the reason for the strong dependence of the residual oil saturation of the rock on the displacement pressure gradient. Hence, in particular, it follows that sealing drilling technologies used to increase oil recovery and increase the values of displacement pressure gradients in rocks with a mixed type of wettability will be more effective. Keywords: mixed type of wettability; flooding of productive formations; residual oil saturation.
Implementation of complex scientific and technical programs at the late stages of operation of oil and gas fields
Authors:   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Dmitrievsky A. N. ,   Gubkin University, Moscow, Russia, Eremin N. A. , Safarova E.A. ,   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, Stolyarov V. E. ,   Oil and Gas Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Published: January 2023

The use of digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI) methods in the oil and gas industry is a tool for ensuring economic efficiency, preserving competencies and human potential, contributes to the growth of the resource base, the implementation of design regimes and the extension of production at the final stage of operation of oil and gas fields. The driver of digitalization of the oil and gas industry is fierce competition in the global gas market and in the future only companies that are seriously and permanently engaged in investing in fundamental and applied research in the field of digital modernization of production will develop. The complex project «Digital and technological modernization of the world’s largest West Siberian Gas Production Center» has been prepared on the basis of the Strategy of Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation; it corresponds to the priorities and goals of state policy in the implementation of comprehensive scientific and technical programs of the full innovation cycle and involves the creation of highly efficient key components of the unified intellectual field line based on technologies that ensure economic and technological independence of digital production and creation of high-tech products and services in demand in the domestic and foreign gas markets. Keywords: program; information; innovation; transformation; cycle; modernization; economy; digital platform; oil and gas field.
Preparation for the introduction of SWAG at the fields of PJSC «Tatneft»
Authors:   TatNIPIneft, Bugulma, Russia, Knyazeva N. A. , Beregovoy A. N. ,   TatNIPIneft, Bugulma, Russia, Khisametdinov M. R. ,   TatNIPIneft, Bugulma, Russia, Kalinnikov V. N. ,   Tatneft PJSC, Almetyevsk, Russia, Drozdov A. N. ,   Tatneft PJSC, Almetyevsk, Russia,   National University of Oil and Gas «Gubkin University», Moscow, Russia,   Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia, Gorelkina E. I. ,   National University of Oil and Gas «Gubkin University», Moscow, Russia,   Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia
Published: January 2023

The results of laboratory studies of filtration processes on models of a terrigenous reservoir are presented in order to develop optimal compositions for simultaneous water and gas injection and foam assisted water alternating gas injection on the reservoir. The experiments were carried out on rock samples drilled from the core of terrigenous deposits of the Kynovsko-Pashiy horizon. The use of water-gas mixtures with foam-forming surfactants taking into account the field conditions of the fields of PJSC TATNEFT has been established will make it possible to obtain the greatest increase in oil recovery. Studies of the multiplicity and stability of foam systems have shown that non-ionic foaming surfactants TN-PO-1, TN-PO-2 and AF9-12 are best suited for use in FAWAG of the reservoir. The results of studies of the properties of foams depending on the concentration of surfactants are presented, recommendations are given on the use of specific reagents for the implementation of FAWAG, taking into account the conditions of specific fields. The use of SWAG and FAWAG technologies is not only increase oil recovery, but also significantly reduce the volume of irrationally used associated petroleum gas, which is one of the most important tasks for sustainable development goals. Keywords: enhanced oil recovery; filtration studies; simultaneous water and gas injection; foam assisted water alternating gas injection; foaming surfactants.
Development of a modern laboratory information management system for the oil and gas industry
Authors:   Tetacom LLC, Ufa, Russia, Kostin D. S. ,   Ufa State Petroleum Technological University, Ufa, Russia, Shadrina P. N. ,   Ufa State Petroleum Technological University, Ufa, Russia,   NIPI Teta LLC, Ufa, Russia, Araslanova D. I. ,   Tetacom LLC, Ufa, Russia,   Ufa State Petroleum Technological University, Ufa, Russia
Published: January 2023

Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) are powerful tools for improving the efficiency of modern laboratories. They are very popular in laboratories due to the presence of a large flow of samples and have the widest functionality – from identifying measurement errors to accounting for stocks. At the same time, redundant tools lead to an increase in the cost and increase of implementation of LIMS. To meet the needs of customers, was started the development of a new LIMS as a client-server web application, available on any device with Internet access. New LIMS will increase the functionality of research laboratories in the oil and gas industry, as well as the process of its implementation is not particularly difficult. Keywords: laboratory information management system; information management; research laboratories; laboratory processes control.
论企业合规视阈下单位犯罪的刑事归责
Authors:   中南财经政法大学, 林 宗汶
Published: January 2023

单位刑事责任属于组织体责任，组织体并无真正意义上的主观罪过，罪过原则并不一定适用于单位。应引入企业刑事合规制度，建立二元的犯罪归责体系，将单位犯罪归责和自然人犯罪归责区分开，自然人犯罪归责仍需坚持罪过原则，单位犯罪归责可放弃主观方面的要求，从客观方面认定单位的刑事责任。单位的客观归责要件包括： (1)企业刑事合规义务的违反； (2)单位成员在职权范围内实施了犯罪行为； (3)单位成员的犯罪行为与单位合规义务违反之间存在紧密的因果联系； (4)法律规定为单位犯罪。
Exploration of an Innovative Curriculum and Pedagogical Approaches for IT Students
Authors: Ahmad Jameel , AlShumrani Hassan Ahmed
Published: January 2023

The empirical research explores a cutting-edge curriculum and instructional methods that are relevant to IT students in general and Saudi IT- students in particular. The respondents were asked objective questions to obtain extensive information about the topic. In addition, they were asked open-ended questions to reveal their intensive opinions about the topic. Such empirical surveys were conducted on IT-students/faculties and professionals to ascertain what language skills and professional abilities the IT students really need to enhance in their educational and occupational domains. The overwhelming empirical findings indicate that the IT-English- curriculum needs to rely on integrated language skills, vocabulary and communicative grammar that are embedded in IT contents. With regard to the instructional methods, it was found that the ESP educators need to adopt such pedagogies that pertain to collaborative approach, learners-cantered and tasks-based instructional methods to let IT-students get adequate opportunity to communicate with their counterparts in their academic domain. 
Development and evaluation of the model for analysis of student’ behavioral intentions towards the use of mobile banking: Evidence from an emerging economy
Authors: Becirovic Damir , Zahirovic Sejfudin , Kozarevic Emira , Okicic Jasmina
Published: January 2023

The purpose of this work is to show the development and evaluation of behavioural intentions of students by using mobile banking. The research goal is to explain determinants of students’ intentions towards the use of mobile banking. PLS SEM (partial least squares structural equation modeling) analysis was used for the model evaluation. The sample consists of 83 students from four higher education institutions operating in Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H). Research results confirmed that subjective norm and attitude are significant predictors of the user’s attitude towards mobile banking acceptance, while the influence of self-efficacy was not determined. Attitudes related to mobile banking acceptance are primarily determined by perception of usefulness and self-efficacy, and to a lower degree by perception of privacy and security risk. Perception of mobile banking usefulness appeared to be the most significant predictor of attitudes, while simultaneously it influenced positively on acceptance of behavioral intention, including intervening effect of attitude variable. Digital literacy was proved to be a significant predictor for self-efficacy. From the perspective of banks, it is very important to see how a generation that a high potential for the use of modern technologies has perceives mobile banking, and what affects it to accept mobile banking. The results of this research are useful for banks to attract new younger users of mobile banking and increase their own benefits.
Relaciones UE-Rusia y su «vecindad común» entre la cooperación y la confrontación
Authors: Bianchini Stefano
Published: January 2023

Esta investigación explora las premisas y consecuencias de la expansión de la Unión Europea (UE) hacia el Centro y Este de Europa en relación con Rusia. La incorporación de la antigua zona de influencia soviética al proyecto europeo ha significado un cambio en las relaciones con Rusia. Para analizar adecuadamente desde un punto de vista histórico este tema, la investigación se sumerge en la comprensión de la relación histórica entre la UE y Rusia, como paso previo al análisis de la disfunción normativa entre bloques, para finalizar con la idea rusa de multipolaridad. Estos tres pasos claves proporcionan la información requerida que posibilita el desarrollo de las conclusiones alcanzadas en este artículo.
FEATURES OF INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT OF THE RIVER BASIN USING GIS
TECHNOLOGIES
Authors:   Таразский региональный
            университет им. М.Х. Дулати, г. Тараз, Казахстан, Сенников М.Н. , Сагин Ж. ,   Университет Мичиган,
            Канада-США, Толкынбаев Т.Т. ,   Таразский региональный
            университет им. М.Х. Дулати, г. Тараз, Казахстан, Омарова Г.Е. ,   Таразский региональный
            университет им. М.Х. Дулати, г. Тараз, Казахстан, Койбаков С.М. ,   Таразский региональный
            университет им. М.Х. Дулати, г. Тараз, Казахстан
Published: January 2023

В статье представлены особенности интегрированного управления водными ресурсами в
бассейне реки Или, получены результаты с применением методов математического
моделирования и обработки с помощью специальных геоинформационных систем (ГИС).
Anglo-American Manic Narratives
Authors:   Convergence English Language & Literature Association, Kim Il-gu
Published: January 2023

In the previous education it was taken for granted that the step-by-step progress in technology brought about development. Thus, a lot of time and effort were invested in the development of technology. Despite material progress, however, there is growing evidence that we are failing to create a sustainable future for humanity and a community where discrimination and conflict are minimized. If future generations do not have an intimate attachment to others by practicing environmental and social justice, there is a high possibility that humankind will gradually lose the light of hope and turn into a society of anxiety and disgust. Many of the great narratives of modern Anglo-American culture depict emotionally extreme disorders and subsequent social maladjustment. And these manic narratives are warnings that we should practice our attachment to early parenting and symbiotic ethics (ESG management) of industries that are friendly to the natural world. The burgeoning manic narratives of Anglo-American society across fiction, media, and non-fiction eloquently suggest the need to regain the power and wisdom of human nature through attachment and symbiotic value realization, rather than new technologies or manic or dopamine stimuli from excessive consumption.
Jerusalem: the Myth of the Fourfold Vision for Acceptance and Integration
Authors:   Convergence English Language & Literature Association, Park Chul-min
Published: January 2023

William Blake is a pilgrim in the spiritual world who constantly seeks the path of self-reflection. Blake throws the stone of imagination, drawing concentric waves in the lake of his heart, and advances to the infinite world. Then he returns to Jerusalem and converges on the spirit of Jesus Christ, the aesthetics of brotherly love and forgiveness.
In Jerusalem, Los does not give up his journey of love and continuous forgiveness, even in the midst of his Spectre's curse, Albion's sons, and Vala's obstruction. Los is a humanitarian who practices the spirit of friendship and brotherhood in a selfish spiritual world of division. Through Los and Jesus, Blake shows that “forgiveness through self-sacrifice is the divine spirit.” Jungian process of individuation is explained by Los' acceptance of the shadow, Albion's dramatic division and reconciliation, the unification of the four zoas's emanation (anima), and the encounter with the divine. The divine spirit of continuous forgiveness of sins, like anger, is the archetypal representation of the 'self.' Jungian encounter with his prototype can be understood as Albion's encounter with Jesus Christ in the Blake’s work.
Understanding Errors in Auxiliary Verb Usage in Korean Primary Students and Young Native English Speaking Children
Authors:   Convergence English Language & Literature Association, Hong Sun-ho
Published: January 2023

In this paper, the four possible language acquisition models(the Structure Building Model, the Truncation Model, the Underspecification Model, the Linking Mechanism Switching Model) are considered to examine the auxiliary verb errors produced by the young native English speaking children(L1 young children) and the Korean primary students of English. The prefunctional stage analyses such as the Structure Building Model and the Truncation Model have shown the limitations in explaining the examples such as the interpretation of wh-questions without CP, the movement of default Case subjects within VP without TP and the wh-movement in the utterance of L1 young children, and the difficulties in accounting for the auxiliary verb errors in the Korean primary students over 10 years old, The Underspecification Model has also shown the limitations in explaining the auxiliary verb be insertion errors appearing in Korean primary students’ writings, but not in L1 young children utterance. As a last resort, under the Linking Mechanism Switching Model, it is argued that, unlike English, the syntactic feature checking and agreement in Korean are operated by Merge and Binding rather than Agree and Move. Thus, both L1 young children and Korean primary students have the same syntactic structures based on UG, but the different linking mechanisms of their first languages affect to some extent the process of acquiring English as a first or foreign language. This analysis makes it possible to explain not only the auxiliary verb be insertion errors appearing only in Korean primary students’ writings, but also the similar auxiliary verb errors between L1 young children and Korean primary students. This theoretical study of the auxiliary verb errors needs more experimental studies based on empirical data. However, this theoretical approach is expected to be of a great help in understanding the syntactic processing used by L1 learners and L2 learners.
Study on the Features of Satire in The Rise of Silas Lapham
Authors:   Convergence English Language & Literature Association, Cho Yoon-joo
Published: January 2023

Satire is the genre which could be classified as literature using humor, sarcasm and irony to show that someone or something is foolish and bad, and helps the lower class have the chance to ridicule the behaviors of upper class and their weaknesses or character flaws in European medieval period. The Rise of Silas Lapham(1885) written by William Dean Howells shows the satire to the upper class of New Englanders in the U.S. in the end of 19th century. In fact, Howells believed the future of American writing depended on novels of which form he considered had been shifting from ‘romance’ to a serious form, and he said that realism was “nothing more and nothing less than the truthful treatment of material.” But not only was the status and ethics of Businessmen in 19th century considered as the object of satire to the upper class of New Englanders, the upper also tried to adhere to the tradition from the Old World. For Howells, this kind of Boston Brahmin's adherence to the Old Form might have inversely been interpreted as the object of satire. But the hero as well as anti-hero of The Rise of Silas Lapham, by himself seemed to be a Menippus when he was forced to go into the New World of the Corey'world. Of course, Lapham is not the typical Menippus in 19th century as defined by Mikhail Bakhin or Northrop Frye. But Lapham could be interpreted as a rustic or clown who mocks himself but also a veteran and a businessman who appeared in 19th century.