bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS COMPLEX: A CLINICAL CASE OF EARLY DIAGNOSIS
Authors:   Belarusian State Medical University, A. G. Bialkevich , A. M. Tchitchko ,   Belarusian State Medical University, I. A. Kazyra ,   Belarusian State Medical University
Published: December 2023

Tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC, tuberous sclerosis, Burneville-Pringle disease) is a multi-organ syndrome manifested by the development of benign and malignant tumours with different localizations. The main cause of death in patients with TSC is the progression of subependymal giant cell astrocytomas in the brain, angymyolipomas in the kidneys and the development of lymphangiomyomatosis. Although renal cell carcinoma is relatively rare (only 2–4% of patients with TSC), it nevertheless contributes significantly to mortality. Extrarenal manifestations of TSC in the chest, abdomen and central nervous system help in the diagnosis of TSC. The paper presents the data on the pathogenesis, clinical picture, diagnostic criteria, current approaches to therapy and results of our own observation of patient with TSC.
COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE PATIENT’S QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER HERNIOPLASTY USING THE LICHTENSTEIN METHOD AND TOTAL EXTRAPERITONEAL PLASTY
Authors:   Belarusian State Medical University, A. M. Pozharytski , A. P. Golovatski ,   Belarusian State Medical University, A. V. Buravsky ,   Belarusian State Medical University
Published: December 2023

Inguinal hernia is one of the most common surgical pathologies. With all the variety of hernioplasty methods available in the surgeon's arsenal, the ideal method of operation has not yet been invented. Modern trends force us to evaluate surgical methods of treatment from a new perspective – the postoperative quality of life of the patient. The purpose of the study: to evaluate the effectiveness of the Lichtenstein operation and total extraperitoneal plasty for inguinal hernias through the prism of the long-term postoperative quality of life of the patients. 429 completed questionnaires for assessing the quality of life of men SF-36 (The Short Form-36) were received and studied. Of these, n1=80 had an inguinal hernia and needed elective surgery, n2=288 did not have a hernia defect (conditionally healthy); within 3–6 months after hernioplasty (using the Lichtenstein method or total extraperitoneal plasty), 61 patients were re-questioned. The results of the analysis showed that men with inguinal hernias had a significant decrease in the psychological component of health compared to apparently healthy individuals; 3–6 months after the operation, the physical component of health became significantly higher (p<0.001) and did not depend on the type of hernioplasty.
continente que não coube numa Semana
Authors: De Carvalho Matos Alex , Cristina Aravecchia Botas Nilce
Published: December 2023

Entre os assuntos invisibilizados pela historiografia canônica sobre a Semana de 22, chama atenção a relação entre seus participantes e o debate acerca da América Latina. No presente artigo, examinaremos diferentes aproximações ao tema investigando o legado de três daqueles modernistas: Mário de Andrade, Oswald de Andrade e Ronald de Carvalho. Marcados por experiências muito distintas com o continente, cada um deles aponta para variados caminhos de abordagem, que transitam entre o “horror” e o entusiasmo romântico com o assunto e suas  interseções com outras temáticas igualmente invisibilizadas, tais como gênero, raça e sexualidade.
Repensando o modernismo no Brasil a partir do conceito de campo
Authors: Soares Henrique , Bienenstein Glauco
Published: December 2023

Este artigo considera a pertinência da utilização do conceito de campo do sociólogo francês Pierre Bourdieu para discutir eventos que constituem objetos da historiografia arquitetônica. Para tanto, se reflete sobre o modernismo no Brasil, especificamente, no Rio de Janeiro, no início do século XX. Conclusivamente, se descreve a arquitetura como um espaço relacional entre agentes sociais onde, usualmente, são produzidos símbolos ajustados aos interesses de grupos dominantes.
Sobre vínculos e arestas
Authors: Quieto Lidia
Published: December 2023

Peter Eisenman (1932) e Lina Bo Bardi (1914 – 1992) nunca se encontraram, é o que conta a história. Mas não é essa uma questão histórica, é um fato. Nunca aconteceu. Nem o afeto, a forma ou a linguagem os aproxima, não conversam. Essa informação não seria relevante, não fosse a interseção improvável de pontos em suas narrativas. O encontro se dá no reflexo do mundo fixado na memória, no tempo materializado no objeto arquitetônico: matéria concreta e espacialidade. Não viveram no mesmo lugar, não há pertinência, mas há uma atmosfera comum, que se reflete de forma semelhante nos seus processos projetuais, mas constrói imagens diferentes. Onde mora a retenção? Ele sabe viver onde ela é.
O Esforço e as Tarefas do Método: Sobre um decisivo avanço da pesquisa no campo de Arquitetura e Urbanismo
Authors: Velloso Rita
Published: December 2023

A tese de doutoramento da pesquisadora Joice Genaro Gomes, defendida na FAU-USP em novembro de 2021, sob orientação da professora Susana Pasternak, recebeu o Prêmio Anparq de Teses em 2022. É uma pesquisa de qualidade ímpar, tem significativosméritos intelectuais e acadêmicos, mas, certamente, o maior de seus atributos é a contribuição que traz ao campo da Arquitetura e do Urbanismo em termos de pensar um método e colocá-lo em exercício ao longo de suas 219 páginas.
Ensaio fotográfico
Authors: França Joana
Published: December 2023

Quando a professora Carolina Pescatori me convidou para colaborar na sessão Passagens desta publicação, o primeiro ensaio fotográfico que me veio à mente foi esse, realizado em 2013, e que permanecia ainda inédito.
Role of thermodynamic and turbulence processes on the fog life cycle during SOFOG3D experiment
Authors: Dione Cheikh , Haeffelin Martial , Burnet Frédéric , Lac Christine , Canut Guylaine , Delanoë Julien , Dupont Jean-Charles , Jorquera Susana , Martinet Pauline , Ribaud Jean-François , Toledo Felipe
Published: December 2023

Abstract. In this study, we use a synergy of in situ and remote sensing measurements collected during the SOuthwest FOGs 3D experiment for processes study (SOFOG3D) field campaign in autumn and winter 2019–2020 to analyse the thermodynamic and turbulent processes related to fog formation, evolution, and dissipation across southwestern France. Based on a unique measurement dataset (synergy of cloud radar, microwave radiometer, wind lidar, and weather station data) combined with a fog conceptual model, an analysis of the four deepest fog episodes (two radiation fogs and two advection–radiation fogs) is conducted. The results show that radiation and advection–radiation fogs form under deep and thin temperature inversions, respectively. For both fog categories, the transition period from stable to adiabatic fog and the fog adiabatic phase are driven by vertical mixing associated with an increase in turbulence in the fog layer due to mechanical production (turbulence kinetic energy (TKE) up to 0.4 m2 s−2 and vertical velocity variance (σw2) up to 0.04 m2 s−2) generated by increasing wind and wind shear. Our study reveals that fog liquid water path, fog top height, temperature, radar reflectivity profiles, and fog adiabaticity derived from the conceptual model evolve in a consistent manner to clearly characterise this transition. The dissipation time is observed at night for the advection–radiation fog case studies and after sunrise for the radiation fog case studies. Night-time dissipation is driven by horizontal advection generating mechanical turbulence (TKE at least 0.3 m2 s−2 and σw2 larger than 0.04 m2 s−2). Daytime dissipation is linked to the combination of thermal and mechanical turbulence related to solar heating (near-surface sensible heat flux larger than 10 W m−2) and wind shear, respectively. This study demonstrates the added value of monitoring fog liquid water content and depth (combined with wind, turbulence, and temperature profiles) and diagnostics such as fog liquid water reservoir and adiabaticity to better explain the drivers of the fog life cycle.
Deriving cloud droplet number concentration from surface based remote sensors with an emphasis on lidar measurements
Authors: Mace Gerald
Published: December 2023

Abstract. Given the importance of constraining cloud droplet number concentrations (Nd) in low-level clouds, we explore two methods for retrieving Nd from surface-based remote sensing that emphasize the information content in lidar measurements. Because Nd is the zeroth moment of the droplet size distribution (DSD), and all remote sensing approaches respond to DSD moments are at least two orders greater than the zeroth moment, deriving Nd from remote sensing measurements has significant uncertainty. At minimum, such algorithms require extrapolation of information from two other measurements that respond to different moments of the DSD. Lidar, for instance, is sensitive to the second moment (cross-sectional area) of the DSD, while other measures from microwave sensors respond to higher-order moments. We develop methods using a simple lidar forward model that demonstrates that the depth to the maximum in lidar attenuated backscatter (rmax) is strongly sensitive to Nd when some measure of the liquid water content vertical profile is given or assumed. Knowledge of rmax to within 5 m can constrain Nd to within several 10’s of percent. However, operational lidar networks provide vertical resolutions or >15 m, making a direct calculation of Nd from rmax prohibitively uncertain. Therefore, we develop a Bayesian optimal estimation algorithm that brings additional information to the inversion, such as lidar-derived extinction and radar reflectivity near cloud top. This statistical approach provides reasonable characterizations of Nd and effective radius (re) to within approximately a factor of 2 and 30 %, respectively. By comparing surface-derived cloud properties with MODIS satellite and aircraft data collected during the Marcus and Capricorn 2 campaigns, we demonstrate the utility of the methodology.
Coherency and time lag analyses between MODIS vegetation indices and climate across forest and grasslands in European temperate zone
Authors: Kulesza Kinga , Hościło Agata
Published: December 2023

Abstract. Identifying the climate-induced variability in the condition of vegetation is particularly important in the context of the recent climate change, and plants’ impact on mitigation of the climate change. In this paper, we present the coherence and time lags in the spectral response of three individual vegetation types in European temperate zone to the influencing meteorological factors, in the period 2002–2022. Vegetation condition in broadleaved forest, coniferous forest and pastures was measured with monthly anomalies of two spectral indices – NDVI and EVI. As meteorological elements we used monthly anomalies of temperature (T), precipitation (P), vapour pressure deficit (VPD), evapotranspiration (ETo), and teleconnection indices North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and North Sea Caspian Pattern (NCP). Periodicity in the time series was assessed using the Wavelet Transform, but no significant intra- or interannual cycles were detected in both vegetation (NDVI and EVI) and meteorological variables. In turn, coherence between NDVI/EVI and meteorological elements was described using the methods of Wavelet Coherence and Pearson’s linear correlation with time lag. In European temperate zone analysed in this study, NAO produces strong coherence mostly for forests, with circa 1 year delay and – a weaker coherence – with circa 3 year delay. For pastures these interannual patterns are hardly recognizable. The strongest relationships occur between condition of the vegetation and T and ETo – they show high coherence in both forests and pastures. There is a significant cohesion with 8–16 month (ca. 1 year) delay and 20–32 month (ca. 2 year) delay. More time lagged significant correlations between vegetation indices and T occur for forests than for pastures, suggesting a significant lag in the forests’ response to the changes in T.
INCHEM-Py v1.2: a community box model for indoor air chemistry
Authors: Shaw David R. , Carter Toby J. , Davies Helen L. , Harding-Smith Ellen , Crocker Elliott C. , Beel Georgia , Wang Zixu , Carslaw Nicola
Published: December 2023

Abstract. The Indoor CHEMical model in Python, INCHEM-Py, is an open-source and accessible box model for the simulation of the indoor atmosphere and is a refactor (rewrite of source code) and significant development of the INdoor Detailed Chemical Model (INDCM). INCHEM-Py creates and solves a system of coupled ordinary differential equations that include gas-phase chemistry, surface deposition, indoor–outdoor air change, indoor photolysis processes and gas-to-particle partitioning for three common terpenes. It is optimised for ease of installation and simple modification for inexperienced users, while also providing unfettered access to customise the physical and chemical processes for more advanced users. A detailed user manual is included with the model and updated with each version release. In this paper, INCHEM-Py v1.2 is introduced, and the modelled processes are described in detail, with benchmarking between simulated data and published experimental results presented, alongside discussion of the parameters and assumptions used. It is shown that INCHEM-Py achieves excellent agreement with measurements from an experimental campaign which investigate the effects of different surfaces on the concentrations of different indoor air pollutants. In addition, INCHEM-Py shows closer agreement to experimental data than INDCM. This is due to the increased functionality of INCHEM-Py to model additional processes, such as deposition-induced surface emissions. A comparative analysis with a similar zero-dimensional model, AtChem2, verifies the solution of the gas-phase chemistry. Published community use cases of INCHEM-Py are also presented to show the variety of applications for which this model is valuable to further our understanding of indoor air chemistry.
Various facets of intermolecular transfer of phase coherence by nuclear dipolar fields
Authors: Pelupessy Philippe
Published: December 2023

Abstract. It has long been recognized that dipolar fields can mediate intermolecular transfer of phase coherence from abundant solvent to sparse solute spins. Generally, the dipolar field has been considered while acting during prolonged free-precession delays. Recently, we have shown that transfer can also occur during suitable uninterrupted radio frequency pulse trains that are used for total correlation spectroscopy. Here, we will expand upon the latter work. First, analytical expressions for the evolution of the solvent magnetization under continuous irradiation and the influence of the dipolar field are derived. These expressions facilitate the simulations of the transfer process. Then, a pulse sequence for the retrieval of high-resolution spectra in inhomogeneous magnetic fields is described, along with another sequence to detect a transfer from an intermolecular double-quantum coherence. Finally, various schemes are discussed where the magnetization is modulated by a combination of multiple selective radio frequency pulses and pulsed field gradients in different directions. In these schemes, the magnetization is manipulated in such a way that the dipolar field, which originates from a single-spin species, can be decomposed into two components. Each component originates from a part of the magnetization that is modulated in a different direction. Both can independently, but simultaneously, mediate an intermolecular transfer of phase coherence.
Four North American glaciers advanced past their modern positions thousands of years apart in the Holocene
Authors: Jones Andrew G. , Marcott Shaun A. , Gorin Andrew L. , Kennedy Tori M. , Shakun Jeremy D. , Goehring Brent M. , Menounos Brian , Clark Douglas H. , Romero Matias , Caffee Marc W.
Published: December 2023

Abstract. There is unambiguous evidence that glaciers have retreated from their 19th century positions, but it is less clear how far glaciers have retreated relative to their long-term Holocene fluctuations. Glaciers in western North America are thought to have advanced from minimum positions in the Early Holocene to maximum positions in the Late Holocene. We assess when four North American glaciers, located between 38–60∘ N, were larger or smaller than their modern (2018–2020 CE) positions during the Holocene. We measured 26 paired cosmogenic in situ 14C and 10Be concentrations in recently exposed proglacial bedrock and applied a Monte Carlo forward model to reconstruct plausible bedrock exposure–burial histories. We find that these glaciers advanced past their modern positions thousands of years apart in the Holocene: a glacier in the Juneau Icefield (BC, Canada) at ∼2 ka, Kokanee Glacier (BC, Canada) at ∼6 ka, and Mammoth Glacier (WY, USA) at ∼1 ka; the fourth glacier, Conness Glacier (CA, USA), was likely larger than its modern position for the duration of the Holocene until present. The disparate Holocene exposure–burial histories are at odds with expectations of similar glacier histories given the presumed shared climate forcings of decreasing Northern Hemisphere summer insolation through the Holocene followed by global greenhouse gas forcing in the industrial era. We hypothesize that the range in histories is the result of unequal amounts of modern retreat relative to each glacier's Holocene maximum position, rather than asynchronous Holocene advance histories. We explore the influence of glacier hypsometry and response time on glacier retreat in the industrial era as a potential cause of the non-uniform burial durations. We also report mean abrasion rates at three of the four glaciers: Juneau Icefield Glacier (0.3±0.3 mm yr−1), Kokanee Glacier (0.04±0.03 mm yr−1), and Mammoth Glacier (0.2±0.2 mm yr−1).
Patrimonio bibliográfico y documental de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia: colección escuelas normales. Curso de información 1932
Authors: Pardo Espejo Nelly Estella , Rodríguez Ochoa Dilsa Yamile , Márquez Barrera Luz Eliana , Flórez Valencia Dina Vanessa , Orrego Montoya Clara Mónica
Published: December 2023

El artículo describe el estado del Patrimonio Bibliográfico y Documental de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, UPTC, específicamente los documentos relacionados con la colección de Escuelas Normales y el curso de información de 1932. Estos documentos dan cuenta de los procesos, orientaciones y transformaciones educativas en Colombia durante los años 30. El estudio presenta un enfoque cualitativo con diseño sistemático de teoría fundamentada. Por tanto, se hizo uso de la técnica de análisis documental. Se aplicó una matriz de análisis documental y una entrevista a profundidad semi estructurada ad hoc a funcionarios de la universidad quienes cumplieron con los criterios de inclusión, como ser numerarios de la Biblioteca Jorge Palacios Preciado y Archivo Patrimonial de la universidad, estar a cargo de las colecciones y archivos durante más de 15 años; y entrevistas a académicos e investigadores, docentes que se caracterizan por haber realizado proyectos y trabajos de corte investigativo haciendo uso directo de las colecciones patrimoniales. Los resultados evidencian que el Patrimonio Bibliográfico y Documental de la UPTC sobre la colección de escuelas normales poseen un valor histórico, simbólico y educativo. Como referente educativo su valor es significativo, dado que marca la identidad y el carácter pedagógico de la institución y de Colombia permitiendo conocer las prácticas de enseñanza, teorías de aprendizaje, corrientes pedagógicas, posturas frente a creencias y cultura en el país.
Revistas de arquitectura en acceso abierto en Scopus: análisis de políticas editoriales
Authors: Perdomo Bexi , Moreno More César , Flores Marco
Published: December 2023

Este estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar las políticas editoriales de las revistas de arquitectura de acceso abierto en Scopus. Fue un estudio cuantitativo con una perspectiva bibliométrica. El análisis incluyó: periodicidad, géneros publicados, publicación continua, idioma, autoría, estilo de referencia y cargos por procesamiento de artículos (APC). El inglés está presente en las políticas de casi todas las revistas cuya mayoría son de España. Se observó una correlación estadísticamente significativa entre la tasa de APC y el cuartil de la revista. Se concluye que los autores tienen un amplio abanico de opciones que van desde las que no cobran APC hasta las que ofrecen descuentos y exenciones para algunos países. Además, se proporciona un archivo en el que los autores tienen acceso a toda la información sobre las políticas editoriales de las revistas analizadas para que puedan seleccionar la revista para sus publicaciones en acceso abierto más fácilmente.
Arnulfo Trejo, pionero de la biblioteconomía hispana/latina/chicana en los Estados Unidos
Authors: Meneses-Tello Felipe
Published: December 2023

Se analiza el perfil profesional del doctor Arnulfo D. Trejo, considerado en los Estados Unidos como el padre de la biblioteconomía latina. Trejo fue un bibliotecario mexicano-estadounidense con especial interés profesional en el servicio de biblioteca para comunidades latinas de habla hispana. Siempre tuvo presente que el perfil de la comunidad era fundamental de estudiar y analizar, tanto para el desarrollo sistemático de las colecciones en español como para la gestión de los servicios bibliotecarios y de información con perspectivas étnicas y multiculturales. Como profesor emérito de bibliotecología y ciencias de la información en la Universidad de Arizona, inspiró a muchas personas, especialmente a bibliotecarios profesionales, para atender las necesidades de las comunidades de habla hispana. Con base en su obra, se puede considerar que fue un profesional reformista de los servicios bibliotecarios monolíticos en los Estados Unidos; un reformador para lograr gestionar servicios bibliotecarios interculturales/biculturales para comunidades marginadas; un profesor progresista en el ámbito de la educación bibliotecaria latina para asistir a las minorías hispanohablantes en ese país. Desde un punto de vista general, la obra de Trejo cubre tres grandes asuntos: 1] creación de servicios bibliotecarios para comunidades hispanohablantes, 2] formación personal bibliotecario hispano para servir a diversos grupos étnicos, y 3] proveedor de libros publicados en español para ser adquiridos en las bibliotecas estadounidenses. El objetivo principal de esta investigación es dar a conocer la obra de este bibliotecario hispano/latino/chicano entre la comunidad bibliotecaria iberoamericana.
El fondo histórico de retratos fotográficos del Archivo del Congreso de los Diputados (1870-1939): origen, características y tratamiento documental
Authors: Rodríguez Bermejo Sandra , García Fernández Laura , García Sánchez-Crespo Yasmina
Published: December 2023

El fondo histórico de retratos fotográficos de diputados, senadores, asambleístas y procuradores del Archivo del Congreso de los Diputados es un conjunto formado por cerca de 4.000 fotografías que abarca un marco cronológico de aproximadamente cien años, desde la década de 1870 hasta el final del período de Cortes Españolas en 1977. El estudio presentado a continuación se centra en analizar la primera parte del fondo, comprendida hasta el primer tercio del siglo XX, la cual constituye una galería inédita en la que están representados no solo los principales protagonistas de la actividad política del momento, sino también los estudios fotográficos que hicieron posible la producción de esas imágenes, como Kâulak, Compañy, Biedma, Alfonso o Franzen, entre otros. La motivación perseguida con ello es doble: por un lado, dar a conocer el fondo y reivindicar su potencial, y, por el otro, presentar el tratamiento documental llevado a cabo sobre el mismo, en el que se ha tenido en cuenta desde su conservación material hasta las acciones vinculadas a su difusión.
Alfabetización em datos: percepción y grados de satisfacción de estudiantes universitarios
Authors: Martín González Yolanda , Travieso Rodríguez Críspulo , Toro Pascua José C. , Iglesias Rodríguez Ana , Hernández Martín Azucena
Published: December 2023

Este artículo presenta los resultados obtenidos de un estudio realizado en el marco de un Proyecto de Innovación Docente sobre alfabetización en datos, desarrollado en cinco titulaciones de grado de la Universidad de Salamanca, con el objeto de conocer la percepción y el grado de satisfacción de los estudiantes universitarios respecto a la búsqueda y recuperación de datos abiertos. Se ha aplicado el enfoque metodológico cuantitativo no experimental, empleando técnicas estadísticas, descriptivas e inferenciales. Se ha hecho una selección muestral por disponibilidad accediendo a 310 discentes de las ramas de conocimiento Ciencias Sociales y Jurídicas, y Artes y Humanidades. El instrumento de recogida de datos ha sido un cuestionario conformado por preguntas de respuesta cerrada y abierta, referidas a las variables que se pretendía estudiar. Los resultados obtenidos han permitido identificar las dificultades que encuentran los estudiantes en cuanto a la elección de la fuente de datos, la ejecución del proceso de búsqueda de información y la comprensión de los dataset. Asimismo, ponen de manifiesto cómo los discentes valoran positivamente la formación en datos y su utilidad en el aprendizaje de otras asignaturas, así como en su vida profesional. El estudio efectuado ha obtenido evidencia empírica acerca del nivel de percepción y satisfacción que poseen los estudiantes de grado en cuanto a la alfabetización en datos. Además, ha expuesto la necesidad de incorporar esta competencia transversal en la formación universitaria y de promover la, hasta ahora, limitada investigación sobre el uso potencial que tienen los datos abiertos en el aprendizaje.
Gerincvelőkárosodott személyek számára készült információs kiadványok kritikai bemutatása
Authors: Szabó-Szemenyei Eszter , Márkus Eszter , Cserháti Péter
Published: December 2023

Háttér és célok: A szomatopedagógusnak az egészségügyi rendszerben fontos feladata a gerincvelőkárosodott személyek FNO szemléletű (A funkcióképesség, fogyatékosság és egészség nemzetközi osztályozása) bevonása a rehabilitációs folyamatba. Mindezt nehezíthetik a trauma utáni testi-lelki-társadalmi folyamatok kihívásai és a környezeti attitűdök megváltozásai. Ezek ellen többek között a jó időben történő, célzott információátadással is lehet tenni. A megfelelő információk motivációt, kompetenciaélményt és életminőségemelkedést adhatnak. Fő célunk a traumás gerincvelőkárosodott személyeknek szóló kliensedukációs lehetőségek bemutatása.

Módszer: Munkánkban a papíralapú és az online felületeken megjelentett, gerincvelőkárosodott személyek számára szóló lehetőségeket elemezzük. A papíralapú kiadványok közül célzottan gerincvelőkárosodott személyek számára szóló füzeteket mutatunk be: a korábbi években magyar nyelven megjelent, általános információk, kerekesszék-használat, szexualitás témáját részletező, továbbá ergoterápiás és otthoni életviteli lehetőségeket bemutató kiadványokat, valamint nagyobb kiadók nem csupán a traumás gerincvelőkárosodást bemutató könyveit. Az online felület egy külföldi jó gyakorlatot mutat be, ami célzottan gerincvelőkárosodott személyek részére készült.

Eredmények: A célzott, papíralapú füzetek erősségei, hogy nyelvezetük és témáik megfelelőek a friss és későbbi traumás szakaszokban is, hiányosságaik, hogy elvétve szólnak a lelki tényezőkről. A nagy kiadók kötetei nem célzottan traumás gerincvelőkárosodott személyeknek szólnak, így hátrányuk, hogy nehezebb az adaptációjuk. Előnyük a széleskörű információk összeszedett közreadása. A külföldi online platform egy jó példát ad mind a felület, mind a tartalom kialakítására.

Kulcsszavak: információs kiadványok, gerincvelőkárosodott személyek, életminőség, rehabilitáció
Seismic Damages in Masonry Structural Walls and Solution Suggestions
Authors: ARKAN Enes , IŞIK Ercan , AVCIL Fatih , İZOL Rabia , BÜYÜKSARAÇ Aydın
Published: December 2023

Masonry structures are known as an ancient construction technology with a history dating back thousands of years. The main load-bearing members of masonry structures are walls obtained using different materials. These walls, which serve both load-bearing functions and are used to separate spaces, can be thick because they generally have low-strength properties. Masonry structures, which are commonly found in rural areas, are sensitive to earthquake effects and can receive damage at different levels. These masonry buildings, which were generally constructed without any engineering services, were exposed to significant damage under the influence of the Kahramanmaraş earthquake couple that occurred on February 6, 2023. This study examined the damage to the load-bearing walls of masonry buildings in the regions affected by this earthquake couple with the framework of cause-effect relationships and offered solutions. Poor masonry workmanship, insufficient use of horizontal/vertical bond beams, use of different wall materials together, heavy earthen roof effect, insufficient corner joints, amount of gaps, and use of low strength mortar have been determined as the main reasons for the damage occurring in masonry load-bearing walls. Performing earthquake-resistant building design principles is critical to minimizing such damage.
Rola finansowa duchowieństwa diecezji krakowskiej w okresie wojny trzynastoletniej
Authors: Gawęda Stanisław
Published: December 2023

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rec.: Bernhard Stasiewski, Die Kirchenpolitik der Nationalsozialisten im Warthegau 1939-1945, Stuttgart 1959
Authors: Targ Alojzy
Published: December 2023

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Prezentacja książek
Authors: Redakcja
Published: December 2023

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Co można wydedukować z Kroniki Thietmara? Ważny fragment z dziejów panowania Bolesława Chrobrego
Authors: Bogdanowicz Piotr
Published: December 2023

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First station from the Sofia University Seismic Network
Authors: Dimova Lyuba , Dimitrova Liliya , Raykova Reneta
Published: December 2023

The first seismic station of the Seismic Network of Sofia University (SNSU) was built in 2023 with funding from the Scientific Research Fund of Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”. The station is operating in the Faculty of Physics since September 2023. The equipment consists of a seismometer Geophone 4.5 Hz and a digitiser PSN-ADC24. A portable computer is used for data recording and archiving. During the month of station operation several earthquakes in Bulgaria and neighbouring countries were analysed. The spectrum of the seismic noise from the station was analysed for different periods. The characteristics of the terrain of station installation were also determined using the method H/V. Although the equipment has modest capabilities, it allows students and young scientists to work directly with the seismic equipment and to do scientific investigations. The possibility of scientific research will be expanded renewing the equipment (purchased in October 2023).
Parents’ willingness to pay for COVID-19 vaccination for children in Malaysia using the contingent valuation method
Authors: Rajamoorthy Yogambigai , Wagner Abram L. , Kumaran Vikniswari V. , Munusamy Subramaniam , Taib Niazlin M. , Tin Ong H. , Bradin Aaron , Vo Trung Q.
Published: December 2023

Children are susceptible and a potential source of transmission for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). However compulsory COVID-19 vaccination programs among children have not been a focus in Malaysia. The aim of this study was to measure parents’ willingness to pay (WTP) for the COVID-19 vaccine and analyze the effects of socioeconomic variables on parents’ WTP. An online cross-sectional study was conducted in Malaysia with two waves of surveys (i.e., different samples for each wave), March and June 2021. The study participants were Malaysian parents above 18 years old. Parents were randomized between two vaccine effectiveness profiles (95% and 50% effectiveness) and two risk levels of an adverse event (5% and 20% risk of fever). The WTP was estimated using a double-bounded dichotomous choice. Socioeconomic variables such as age of parent, gender, insurance, income, and education were examined. A total of 292 parents in March 2021 and 271 in June 2021 were included in the study. The vaccine safety and effectiveness profile did not significantly impact the WTP. In March 2021, the estimated WTP ranged from RM344.74 to RM399.64 (US$82.5 to US$95.6) across vaccine profiles and between RM377.55 and RM444.33 (US$90.3 to US$106.3) in June. Insurance status was associated with the parents’ WTP, and during the June wave, the age of parents influenced the WTP. Implementing subsidies or free vaccinations is considerable to increase herd immunity and prevent transmission of COVID-19 in Malaysia.
(Flint)lock, stock and two smoking barrels: A modern military interpretation of frontier economic warfare
Authors:   Adelaide Law School and University of New England, Duckett White Samuel C.
Published: December 2023

Despite the recent upsurge of interest in the Australian Frontier Wars, the military tactics adopted by First Nations groups have consistently failed to attract the attention of scholars. What work that does exist often struggles to move beyond a characterisation of First Nations dispossession as a profound defeat, one that continues to resonate in contemporary Australia. Yet by utilising a centre of gravity analysis, a standard military appreciation tool, it is possible to identify compelling evidence that the economic warfare, as practiced along multiple frontiers in Australia by First Nations groups, was both sophisticated and remarkably effective. By utilising modern military analytical frameworks to assess Frontier Warfare, it is possible to arrive at a more nuanced understanding of First Nations tactics and identify lessons for modern military operations.
Settler colonial violence in the American Southwest and German Southwest Africa
Authors:   University of Helsinki, Lahti Janne
Published: December 2023

This article takes a comparative approach to settler colonial violence in the American Southwest and German Southwest Africa. The Anglo invasion of central Arizona in 1864 and the German conflict against the Herero in 1904 highlights the nature of frontier violence and identifies similarities and differences across two points in space and time that have seldom been compared by historians. Those writing of the US-Apache conflicts have failed to look to colonial theaters around the world, their transnational attention focusing instead on the borderlands of United States, Mexico, and independent Indians. Similarly, research on the violence in GSWA has not engaged systematically with international parallels and has instead focused on identifying possible links between GSWA and the Nazis and the Holocaust. This article seeks to address these shortcomings by analysing the comparative strands of settler colonial violence.
Study on different molybdenite polytypes from the Panicherevo deposit, Sarnena Sredna Gora Mountain, Bulgaria
Authors: Racheva Desislava , Dencheva Stefka , Sergeeva Ivanina
Published: December 2023

Molybdenite is the main important carrier of Re. There are some hypotheses that the 3R molybdenite polytype could carry more Re in its structure. This study aims to provide initial data for different polytypes of molybdenite from the Panicherevo molybdenum deposit. There is a negative correlation between polytype formation and chemical content. Samples were characterized by means of powder X-ray diffraction and Raman spectrometry in order to reveal the presence of 2H1 and 3R molybdenite polytypes. LA-ICP-MS analyses reveal that, in the 2H1 polytype, trace elements are more abundant than in the 3R polytype.
Etiske perspektiver i behandling av spiseforstyrrelse hos barn og unge
Authors: Sarmon Kristin
Published: December 2023

This article aims to show how the use of systematic ethical considerations can illuminate important dilemmas in the treatment of eating disorders in children and adolescents in Norwegian mental health care. In a fictional clinical case, a six-step model for ethical reflection is used to examine the role of parents in family-based treatment (FBT) or, more precisely, how the explicit responsibility given to parents in FBT may lead to doubts about their ability as caregivers, and whether a recommendation for hospitalisation should in such cases be equated with the therapist’s duty to notify the child welfare service. By conducting a consistent and methodical review of relevant aspects of these ethical problems, the analysis offers a concrete, systematic way in which to clarify the ethical challenges, uncover underlying values and explore new perspectives and solutions in the treatment of eating disorders in children and adolescents. Furthermore, it suggests important areas of development in evidence-based practice and cross-sectoral cooperation in the field of eating disorders.

Keywords: Family-based treatment, eating disorder, parents, care, ethical analysis, evidence-based practice
Mapping the Evolving Landscape of Cloud Computing Research: A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Raju Narzary, Rinku Basumatary Deepak Hajoary,
Published: December 2023

This research paper presents an in-depth bibliometric analysis of cloud computing literature, aiming to uncover underlying patterns, assess citation levels, and identify key trends shaping this rapidly evolving field. The study employs robust bibliometric techniques, analyzing data collected from reputable academic databases, including Scopus. The methodology involves comprehensive data acquisition, preprocessing, analysis, and interpretation, using advanced tools like VOSviewer and Biblioshiny for visualization and statistical analysis.Our findings reveal significant growth in cloud computing research from 2019 to 2023, with a fluctuating yet ascending trajectory of scholarly output. Key contributors include China and India, underscoring their roles in advancing cloud computing research. The analysis of keyword frequency highlights 'cloud', 'data', 'computing', 'security', and 'block chain' as dominant themes, indicating a strong emphasis on data integrity, security, and emerging technologies in cloud computing.Sentiment analysis of research abstracts reveals a predominantly positive yet cautiously optimistic tone, reflecting the field's optimistic outlook towards advancements and potential applications, balanced by an awareness of inherent challenges. The study also delves into the impact of authors and organizations, identifying influential contributors and collaborative networks within the academic community.In conclusion, this paper provide a comprehensive overview of the cloud computing research landscape, offering valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders. It underscores the significance of cloud computing in modern society and highlights the need for continued exploration and innovation in this critical technology domain.
Comparison of Commercial Reflectometers for Solar Mirrors
Authors: Wette Johannes , Sutter Florian , Sánchez-Moreno Ricardo , Fernández-García Aránzazu
Published: December 2023

The important in-field characterization of solar mirror reflectance can be performed by a variety of commercial portable reflectometers. In this study the most common commercially available reflectometers are evaluated in a campaign comparing different reflector materials, covering a wide range of realistic reflectance and specularity values. Where possible, measurements are compared to reference values measured with laboratory equipment. In general, good agreement between measurements is detected for highly specular mirrors (average deviation 0.005±0.004) and methods for improvement are proposed when deviations are detected. Important differences between measurements are found for less specular reflectors, which are caused by the disparity of the measurement parameters of the devices. These differences confirm that detailed knowledge about the device characteristics is important, to be able to correctly interpret and utilize gained results, especially for soiled and degraded mirrors.
Bail support: A review of the literature
Authors: Willis Matthew
Published: December 2023

This report presents the results of a literature review on bail support programs and services commissioned by the ACT Justice and Community Safety Directorate as part of their Justice Reform Strategy. A wide range of resources in criminological and other social services databases, accessed through the AIC’s JV Barry Library, were reviewed, and a number of government agency websites and public internet resources were examined.
The ecstasy market: police detainee perspectives
Authors: Sullivan Tom , Patterson Eileen
Published: December 2023

The data in this report were collected as part of the Australian Institute of Criminology’s Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) program, which is a quarterly collection of criminal justice and drug use information from police detainees at multiple sites across Australia. From January 2015 to December 2016, 4,400 adult police detainees were interviewed in Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Sydney (Bankstown and Surry Hills), most of them male (83%; n=3,647). Recent users reported consuming ecstasy on average three out of the last 30 days before detention and rated availability at an average seven out of 10, while quality was rated at an average six out of 10. Detainees reported the price of ecstasy per pill was approximately $15 to $25, with a majority of recent users reporting that the price had stayed the same compared to the three months prior to interview.
The cannabis market: police detainee perspectives
Authors: Patterson Eileen , Sullivan Tom
Published: December 2023

The data in this report were collected as part of the Australian Institute of Criminology’s Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) program, which is a quarterly collection of criminal justice and drug use information from police detainees at multiple sites across Australia. From January 2015 to December 2016, 4,400 adult police detainees were interviewed in Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Sydney (Bankstown and Surry Hills), most of them male (83%; n=3,647). Recent users reported consuming cannabis on average 15 out of the last 30 days before detention and rated the availability of cannabis at an average eight out of 10, while quality was given an average rating of seven out of 10. The price of cannabis was reported to be approximately $25 per bag. Recent users reported that the price of cannabis had remained the same compared to the three months prior to interview.
How do entrepreneurial firms manage human resources? The REDUR case
Authors:   Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Delgado Piña M.ª Isabel , Gómez Martínez Luis ,   Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Romero Martínez Ana María ,   Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Vázquez Inchausti Elena ,   Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Published: December 2023

This paper analyzes the human resources management in a familiar and entrepreneurial company, REDUR. Specifically, it is analyzed the characteristics and the main problems of the human resources area along the company's cycle of life. Nowadays, REDUR is in the growth stage. The work shows that the human resources management goes becoming more formal and that formation and selection are the most important practices. Exactly, in which refers to these practices, they use graphology, as technique to select personal, and they consider especially important the socialization. The reason can be that businesses in growth emphasize person-organization fit.
Dynamic optimization with hybrid numbers: two case studies
Authors:   Universidad de Buenos Aires, Lazzari Luisa Lucila , Mouliá Patricia Inés ,   Universidad de Buenos Aires, Fernández María José ,   Universidad de Buenos Aires
Published: December 2023

Dynamic programming is an optimization system method or its mathematical representation, operating in phases, in other words, decisions are made sequentially. In many situations the available information is not homogeneous, this is objective data and uncertain one. In these cases, the use of hybrid numbers which combine randomness with fuzziness is useful to avoid losing information. In the present paper dynamic programming is applied in two cases: the design of a highway which construction should have the lowest possible cost and the distribution of investments in advertising which should provide the maximum benefit. In both situations, the values obtained with the available information are expressed by means of hybrid numbers, using a different representation in each case.
A Comparative Analysis of Frozen Estates in Malaysia and Indonesia
Authors: Yusoff Rahmawati Mohd , Yunus Alwi Mohd , Arshad Azhani , Ali Alizah , Barlinti Yeni Salma , Wirdyaningsih Wirdyaningsih , Prihatini Farida
Published: December 2023

In Malaysia, a frozen estate is an estate of a deceased owner that has not been administered by the beneficiaries even after six months have passed from the owner’s death and refers to freehold land, where the annual rent is payable by the heirs. However, difficulties with unclaimed estates are critical, since it has been stated that the latest valuation of unclaimed estates in West Malaysia stands at RM90 billion in 2021. As a result, despite assertions that these estates have diverse effects, the total number of non-administered estates cannot be determined. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to examine frozen estates in Malaysia and Indonesia. The debate employs a comparative approach by examining contemporary sources and secondary materials such as case law, statute legislation, and other non-legal and legal literature. This study indicates that Malaysia and Indonesia are both dealing with frozen estates, with a large number of frozen estates causing loss to beneficiaries as well as both countries.
Distributed spatial data sharing: a new model for data ownership and access control
Authors: Hojati Majid , Feick Rob , Roberts Steven , Farmer Carson , Robertson Colin
Published: December 2023

With the advent of new technologies and broader participation in geospatial data production, new challenges emerge for spatial data sharing. Spatial data sharing practices are increasingly transacted through and, to varying degrees, controlled by a handful of privately controlled corporate services. Data production has evolved from being largely centralized, expert-oriented, and authoritative in nature to now also include hybrid data collection processes involving distributed assemblages of individuals who share and co-produce spatial data while interacting through centralized architectures and control regimes. These changes have resulted mainly from technological and social changes linked to the emergence of Web 2.0 and widely available Internet participation tools. Concerns about how spatial data access and sharing are controlled, particularly for sensitive or personally-identifying data, have increased interest in distributed file technologies that allow users to share resources independently of centralized platforms. This paper examines how spatial data sharing practices may move towards a more decentralized sharing ecosystem as technologies for a further distributed web mature. We identify this transition as increasingly hybridized forms of data ownership and access control concerns are coupled with new distributed systems (e.g., Web 3.0). We also discuss opportunities and barriers to distributed spatial data sharing, including possible benefits for big geographic data management and the need  for protocols to share, integrate, and process spatial data shared on distributed networks.