bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
DEKONSTRUKSI GENDER DALAM FILM JE NE SUIS PAS UN HOMME FACILE KARYA ÉLÉONORE POURRIAT
Authors: Putri Intan Anugrah , Artanti Yeni
Published: February 2025

Dekonstruksi mengungkap asumsi tersembunyi dan memunculkan pemaknaan baru. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan dekonstruksi yang terdapat dalam film Je ne suis pas un homme facile karya Éléonore Pourriat yang ditayangkan pada bulan April tahun 2018 di platform Netflix. Penelitian deskriptif kualitatif ini menganalisis data-data berupa dialog, gambaran visual, dan simbol verbal maupun non-verbal untuk mendeskripsikan makna baru yang tersembunyi di dalam film tersebut. Kemudian, data ditinjau lebih lanjut melalui teori satire, teori feminisme radikal, dan teori gender. Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa film Je ne suis pas un homme facile mendekonstruksi gender secara satire menggunakan humor, parodi, ironi, dan alegori dalam menyampaikan kritik terhadap ketidakadilan akibat budaya patriarki. Satire digambarkan melalui pengalaman tokoh utama Damien dan interaksinya dengan tokoh-tokoh dalam film yang memicu perubahan berupa pembalikan sifat maskulin-feminin terhadap Damien dan tokoh pria lainnya yang dianggap lemah lembut dan emosional, sebaliknya tokoh perempuan dituntut kuat dan tidak emosional. Lalu, pergeseran peran gender tradisional yang tercermin dari ibu Damien sebagai pemimpin rumah tangga, sedangkan ayahnya mengambil alih peran domestik. Kemudian, pertukaran sistem dominasi masyarakat menjadi didominasi perempuan. Terakhir, adanya perubahan paradigma laki-laki sebagai korban dominan diskriminasi gender.Kata Kunci: dekonstruksi, dominasi, gender, pembalikan, satireGENDER DECONSTRUCTION IN ÉLÉONORE POURRIAT’S JE NE SUIS PAS UN HOMME FACILEAbstractDeconstruction reveals hidden assumptions and gives rise to new meanings. This study aims to describe the deconstruction contained in the film Je ne suis pas un homme facile by Éléonore Pourriat which aired in April 2018 on the Netflix platform. This descriptive qualitative research analyzes data in the form of dialogue, visual images, and verbal and non-verbal symbols to describe the new meaning hidden in the film. Then, the data is further reviewed through satire theory, radical feminism theory, and gender theory. The result of the analysis shows that Je ne suis pas un homme facile deconstructs gender satirically using humor, parody, irony, and allegory to criticize the injustice caused by patriarchal culture. Satire is depicted through the experiences of the main character Damien and his interactions with the characters in the movie that trigger changes in the form of masculine-feminine reversal of Damien and other male characters who are considered meek and emotional, while female characters are required to be strong and unemotional. The shift in traditional gender roles reflected in Damien's mother as the leader of the household, while his father takes over the domestic role. The exchange of society's domination system to be dominated by women. Finally, there is a paradigm shift of men as the dominant victims of gender discrimination.Keywords: deconstruction, domination, gender, reversal, satire
MAXILLARY SINUSITIS: ETIOLOGY, CLINIC, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT
Authors:   Belarusian State Medical University, M. Sajadi Nassab , D. F. Hrychaniuk ,   Belarusian State Medical University
Published: February 2025

Maxillary sinusitis is one of the most common diseases in the clinical practice of a maxillofacial surgeon and an otorhinolaryngologist. Due to the fact that the majority of patients are young and middle-aged people, that is, the working-age population, this creates a serious medical and economic problem. The etiology of maxillary sinusitis is rhinogenic; odontogenic; traumatic. An analysis of archival medical documents over the past 5 years shows that odontogenic maxillary sinusitis accounts for on average almost half of all maxillary sinusitis – 1365 (47 %) cases. one of the most common treatments in the department of maxillofacial surgery, ranking second with 334 (21 %) cases. The study is based on an analysis of 2908 archival medical records of patients diagnosed with maxillary sinusitis who were treated at the 11th City Clinical Hospital in Minsk for the period from 2019 to 2023. The main causes of odontogenic maxillary sinusitis were identified: violation of oroantral anastomosis, periodontitis, connection of the root and sinuses with the oral cavity, foreign body (tooth root, implant, fragment of bone material, filling material). It was also revealed that the most common causes of maxillary sinusitis were: the first molar (36 %), the second molar (23 %), the third molar (16 %) and the second premolar (8 %).
Pollen-based climatic reconstructions for the interglacial analogues of MIS 1 (MIS 19, 11, and 5) in the southwestern Mediterranean: insights from ODP Site 976
Authors: Sassoon Dael , Combourieu-Nebout Nathalie , Peyron Odile , Bertini Adele , Toti Francesco , Lebreton Vincent , Moncel Marie-Hélène
Published: February 2025

Abstract. Pleistocene interglacials, specifically Marine Isotope Stages (MISs) 19, 11, and 5, have been suggested as analogues of MIS 1 due to similar solar forcing patterns, greenhouse gas concentrations, and sea levels. There has been substantial debate regarding which of these is the most suitable analogue and so far there has been no consensus, although what really emerges from recent work is the high variation in regional climate during these periods. One of the limiting factors in our understanding of these potential analogues is the fact that very few long sequences cover the entire duration of these interglacials at high resolution. In this study, a multi-method approach is used to produce climatic reconstructions for MIS 19, 11, 5, and 1 using pollen data derived from a single long marine core from Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Site 976. This represents the first study which attempts to use pollen-based climatic reconstructions to compare MIS 1 with its analogues, representing a necessary contribution to the debate with a focus on the relationships between vegetation and climate in the southwestern Mediterranean. Three methods of quantitative climate reconstruction have been adopted: two more widely used methods, the modern analogue technique (MAT) and weighted-average partial least-squares (WAPLS) regression, and a more recent machine learning method known as boosted regression trees (BRTs). The reconstructions show consistent changes in temperature and precipitation during MIS 19, 11, 5, and 1, which correlate well with climatic changes observed in other regional and global proxies and highlight distinct climatic characteristics of each interglacial period in the southwestern Mediterranean. MIS 19 exhibits high variability and colder temperatures compared to subsequent interglacials and MIS 1. Conversely, MIS 11 displays warmer temperatures and greater stability, which makes it a useful analogue to understand prolonged interglacials, crucial when considering the anthropogenic impacts on the duration of warm climate during the Holocene. MIS 5 exhibits overall warmer conditions, and its higher temperature, coupled with fluctuations in solar forcing, makes it a less suitable MIS 1 analogue. Although past interglacials do not offer direct predictions for the Holocene's future, they provide essential insights into Earth's responses to various forcing factors, serving as crucial benchmarks for understanding the Mediterranean's sensitivity to global changes.
Iterative outlier identification for robust cosmogenic 26Al∕10Be burial dating of fluvial terraces: a case study from the Danube River (Vienna Basin, Austria)
Authors: Ruszkiczay-Rüdiger Zsófia , Neuhuber Stephanie , Hintersberger Esther , Nørgaard Jesper
Published: February 2025

Abstract. The burial age of a fluvial terrace of the Danube River in the central Vienna Basin (Austria) was determined using the cosmogenic radionuclides (CRNs) 26Al and 10Be. The terrace is located in an uplifted block on the eastern side of the Vienna Basin Transform Fault. The influence of potential outliers on the burial age and the robustness of their identification was tested. For this purpose, a previously published dataset from two different subsurface depth levels of a gravel pit was used. These two independent datasets share the same post-burial history (burial age and post-burial denudation rate) and differ only in their sampling depths. Their burial ages are determined via the joint application of two widely applied burial age calculation approaches: the classic isochron (ISO) and χ2 fitting inverse modelling (INV) methods. The ratio of the pre- and post-burial CRN inventories and effect of inclusion and exclusion of data points (bootstrapping) were estimated and introduced as a new method for outlier identification. Results show that a single method may overlook the real outliers; therefore the use of diverse ways of outlier identification is strongly recommended. Samples of very low concentrations are prone to be dominated by CRNs produced after burial, which may lead to a bias in the CRN ratio and thus deviation of the calculated burial age. Outlier identification and age calculations are iterated until the model results converge into a coherent dataset yielding a good model fit. The burial age of the terrace was determined to be 1.2 ± 0.4 Ma. This is the first numerical terrace age from the intrabasinal hills located to the south of the Danube within the Vienna Basin and is considerably older than the previously assumed Marine Isotope Stage 12 (MIS 12) age of this landform. Quantification of the terrace age enabled us to estimate an uplift rate of 21–56 m Myr−1 in this area, which is similar to published uplift rates along the Danube in the Vienna and Danube basins despite their different tectonic settings. The estimated post-burial denudation rate for the upper level (16.1 ± 11.7 m Myr−1) was higher than that for the lower level (6.3 ± 3.7 m Myr−1); however, it is in agreement within uncertainties. This might indicate a mean denudation rate of 11.6 ± 9.0 m Myr−1 or a recent increase in the surface denudation rate.
Lake anoxia, primary production and algal community shifts in response to rapid climate changes during the Late-Glacial
Authors: Schouten Stan Jonah , Schmidhauser Noé Raymond Marie Marcel , Grosjean Martin , Lami Andrea , Boltshauser-Kaltenrieder Petra , van Leeuwen Jacqueline F. N. , Vogel Hendrik , Zahajská Petra
Published: February 2025

Abstract. Lakes around the world are facing growing threats from climate change and human impacts. Rising temperatures and increased nutrient levels are causing eutrophication and deoxygenation, harming freshwater resources and the essential ecosystem services they provide. While the impacts of these stressors are well-documented on modern lakes, a critical gap remains in our understanding of how lake ecosystems responded to climate change in pre-anthropogenic conditions. Most studies investigating the interplay of climate warming, eutrophication and hypolimnetic anoxia rely on models or short-term observations, making it challenging to isolate the effects of warming from other factors. Lake sediments provide long-term records to study these effects in times prior to anthropogenic impact. We investigate the responses of aquatic primary production, lake stratification and deoxygenation in a small kettle hole lake (Amsoldingersee, Switzerland) to rapid climate change during the Late-Glacial (18–11 ka BP) using hyperspectral imaging, pigment extractions, XRF and sequential extraction of redox-sensitive P, Mn and Fe. Our record reveals that ice cover was the primary driver of hypolimnetic anoxia, while the availability of nutrients determined the composition of algal communities. Four anoxic phases occurred in cold periods with prolonged ice cover: (i) Heinrich-1 (Greenland Stadial GS-2a, ca. 16.1 ka BP), (ii) the Greenland Interstadials GI-1d and (iii) GI-1b, and (iv) the Younger Dryas (GS-1). Aquatic primary production and algal communities already responded to initial relatively weak warming during Heinrich-1 (16.1 ka BP) long before the rapid Bølling warming and synchronously to rapid climatic changes during Late-Glacial times. Responses of the algal community to temperature were strongly modulated by nutrient limitations (P, N and Si), which have varying importance over time, with dust and volcanic tephra (Laacher See) as a major nutrient sources. Anoxic phases changed the algal communities, but these shifts were found to be reversible once the anoxia disappeared. Further, the sediments of Amsoldingersee provide a continuous record of atmospheric dust deposition (Ti, Zr, Si) covering the entire Late-Glacial period. The similarity with the NGRIP dust record supports the view that the same large-scale atmospheric circulation regime controlled Central Europe (Switzerland) and Greenland.
Mesoscale Dynamics and Transport in the North Brazil Current as revealed by the EUREC4A-OA experiment
Authors: Barabinot Yan , Speich Sabrina , Carton Xavier , L'Hégaret Pierre , Subirade Corentin , Laxenaire Rémi , Karstensen Johannes
Published: February 2025

Abstract. The North Brazil Current (NBC) rings are a key mechanism for interhemispheric water transport, facilitating the exchange between the South Atlantic Ocean and the North Atlantic. However, significant uncertainties persist regarding the total volume transported by these structures and the properties of the water masses they advect. In this study, we integrate high-resolution in situ observations from the EUREC4A-OA field experiment with satellite altimetry to address these knowledge gaps. Using a novel methodology, we estimate that surface NBC rings transport approximately 1.5 Sv while subsurface eddies contribute between 0.4 Sv and 9.7 Sv underscoring their critical role in the regional total transport. Combined, these transports, may significantly contribute to closing the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation transport at low latitudes. Surface NBC rings predominantly advect Salinity Maximum Waters and fresh waters from the Amazon River, whereas subsurface NBC rings play a critical role in transporting Eastern South Atlantic Central Waters, Western South Atlantic Central Waters, and Antarctic Intermediate Waters northward. We also found that the heat transports by surface and subsurface NBC rings are here evaluated at 5.8 TW and 0.3 TW which is much less than previous estimation. Overall, these findings underscore the pivotal role of subsurface NBC rings as conduits for South Atlantic Waters across the equator and the Tropical North Atlantic. This study confirms the intricate dynamics of NBC rings and their essential role into interhemispheric water transport.
Modern Pollen Dataset of the Tibetan Plateau
Authors: Liao Mengna , Li Kai , Jin Yili , Liu Lina , Cao Xianyong , Ni Jian
Published: February 2025

Abstract. Modern pollen datasets can provide invaluable data for interpreting temporal variations in climate, vegetation, land cover, and plant diversity from fossil pollen. Here we present 555 pollen count data, identified from topsoil collected within plant plots across a vast area of the Tibetan Plateau (TP) and along the southern margin of Xinjiang that borders the TP. This dataset fills a geographical gap in the published datasets that offer pollen count data for this area. Ordination analysis and multiple regression reveal that precipitation is the primary factor influencing the spatial distribution of pollen assemblages across the entire study area. Furthermore, ordination analysis indicates that pollen assemblages can be used to distinguish vegetation types in the southeastern TP, such as coniferous forest, alpine shrubland, and alpine meadow, from vegetation types found in other regions of TP. Additionally, it is possible to distinguish vegetation types that have low precipitation or moisture requirements based on pollen assemblages. Generalized additive models demonstrate that six commonly used pollen ratios, involving taxa such as Artemisia, Amaranthaceae, Cyperaceae, and Poaceae, are not sufficiently reliable for reflecting changes in annual precipitation. Nevertheless, they can provide some indication of changes in vegetation or landscape. This dataset holds various potential applications in paleoecological and paleoclimatic researches. It not only offers a scientific foundation for reconstructing changes in climate and vegetation over time, but also enables the assessment of the reliability of pollen assemblages in representing the dynamics of vegetation cover, functional traits, and plant diversity, by integrating the simultaneously measured plot-level plant communities and functional traits. Data from this study, including pollen count data for each sample and site, alongside with the geographical coordinates, altitude, local vegetation type of each sampling site, dry weight of each sample used for pollen extraction, Lycopodium (marker) grains per tablet, and the identified number of Lycopodium spores, are available at https://doi.org/10.11888/Paleoenv.tpdc.302015 (Liao et al., 2025).
Training deep learning models with a multi-station approach and static aquifer attributes for groundwater level simulation: what is the best way to leverage regionalised information?
Authors: Chidepudi Sivarama Krishna Reddy , Massei Nicolas , Jardani Abderrahim , Dieppois Bastien , Henriot Abel , Fournier Matthieu
Published: February 2025

Abstract. In this study, we use deep learning models with advanced variants of recurrent neural networks, specifically long short-term memory (LSTM), gated recurrent unit (GRU), and bidirectional LSTM (BiLSTM), to simulate large-scale groundwater level (GWL) fluctuations in northern France. We develop multi-station collective training for GWL simulations, using dynamic variables (i.e. climatic) and static basin characteristics. This large-scale approach can incorporate dynamic and static features to cover more reservoir heterogeneities in the study area. Further, we investigated the performance of relevant feature extraction techniques such as clustering and wavelet transform decomposition to simplify network learning using regionalised information. Several modelling performance tests were conducted. Models specifically trained on different types of GWL, clustered based on the spectral properties, performed significantly better than models trained on the whole dataset. Clustering-based modelling reduces complexity in the training data and targets relevant information more efficiently. Applying multi-station models without prior clustering can lead the models to preferentially learn the dominant behaviour, ignoring unique local variations. In this respect, wavelet pre-processing was found to partially compensate for clustering, bringing out common temporal and spectral characteristics shared by all available GWL time series even when these characteristics are “hidden” (e.g. if their amplitude is too small). When employed along with prior clustering, using wavelet decomposition as a pre-processing technique significantly improves model performances, particularly for GWLs dominated by low-frequency interannual to decadal variations. This study advances our understanding of GWL simulation using deep learning, highlighting the importance of different model training approaches, the potential of wavelet pre-processing, and the value of incorporating static attributes.
APPLICATION OF ONE-FACTOR AND THREE-FACTOR ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE IN THE STUDY OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Authors:   SOYUZCERT LLC, Khersonsky Nikolai S. , Bolshedvorskaya Ludmila G. ,   Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation
Published: February 2025

The article provides an overview of the applicability of statistical methods for assessing the results of production processes in various industries. The authors emphasize the effectiveness of the system approach implemented in the methods of analysis of variance, which contributes to technology improvement and allows the influence of each factor and their interaction to be studied in detail. In addition, the results of the analysis of variance can be integrated into the quality management system, which makes it possible to continuously monitor and adjust production processes, and prevent deviations in the output parameters of various parts. The paper provides an example of applying the analysis of variance in the study of technological processes of pressing the components from various materials in designing, manufacturing and controlling the quality of defense and industrial products.
SPATIAL ORIENTATION AND FLIGHT IMAGE: MODERN APPROACHES TO PILOT TRAINING
Authors:   St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation  named after Air Chief Marshal A.A. Novikov, Fedorov Artem A.
Published: February 2025

The article examines the key aspects that ensure effective piloting, such as spatial orientation and flight image. Modern methods of pilot training including technological solutions and cognitive training are described. Emphasis is placed on the importance of an integrated approach to skill development to enhance flight safety and efficiency. The practical significance of the work lies in the need to constantly update and adapt pilot training programs in light of technological progress and changes in the aviation industry, which will contribute to the creation of a safer and more reliable air traffic control system of the future.
Մասնագիտական զարգացումը աշխատավայրից ներս
Authors: Abrahamyan Sirun
Published: February 2025

To summarize, it is important to note that professional development is a continuous process where innovations and technologies play a crucial role. The effectiveness and accessibility of library operations must align with ever-evolving educational needs. While digitalization, new technologies, and smart robots are vital, we cannot overlook the role of libraries in shaping a healthy society by serving as centers for the development of educational, cultural, and social skills. Libraries must integrate teaching, collaboration, social development programmes, and activities that encourage individualized approaches. To ensure the efficient functioning of libraries, librarians should engage in training courses, familiarize themselves with various technological programmes, develop management methods, acquire new skills, and work to improve library services.
IMPLEMENTATION OF AUGMENTED REALITY IN MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
Authors:   State University of Trade and Economics, Kyiv, Ukraine, Shkurov Ye.V. , Yatsiuk D.V. ,   State University of Trade and Economics, Kyiv, Ukraine
Published: February 2025

This article offers an analysis of the integration of augmented reality (AR) technologies in contemporary marketing communications. AR represents a cutting-edge tool that enables brands to seamlessly blend digital content with the physical environment, thereby fostering an interactive and emotionally engaging customer experience. The paper explores the application of AR across diverse sectors, including retail, cosmetics, and e-commerce, and investigates its influence on consumer behaviour, focusing on increased customer engagement, strengthened emotional connections with brands, and the effectiveness of marketing strategies. The study delves into key features of AR, examining the pivotal factors that drive AR adoption to enhance customer experiences. Additionally, the article addresses the future potential of AR in shaping brand marketing strategies and its integral role in the development of omnichannel marketing.
The research methodology involved a systematic review of relevant scholarly journal articles, an analysis of case studies from leading companies that have integrated AR into their marketing strategies, and secondary data analysis.
APPROBATION OF CHANGE MANAGEMENT METHODS FOR INVESTMENT-CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS BASED ON A DATABASE
Authors:   National Research Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Moscow, Russian Federation, Slasten A.V. , Mynzhasarova M. ,   Company  SmallTalk2.me, San Francisco City, USA
Published: February 2025

В современных реалиях оценка стоимости инвестиционно-строительного проекта на различных этапах жизненного цикла в значительной мере осложнена отсутствием методологического единства применяемых методов и подходов. На каждом этапе используются специфические методы, зачастую обладающие слабой связностью и системностью, что затрудняет управление инвестиционно-строительными проектами и достижение запланированных проектных результатов. Разрешение комплекса системных проблем проектного менеджмента возможно на основе совершенствования методологии валидной оценки стоимости инвестиционно-строительного проекта, что будет способствовать успешной реализации и завершению инвестиционно-строительного проекта.
Методологической основой исследования являются: системный анализ, методы экспертной оценки, сравнения, аналогии, анализ абсолютных и относительных показателей.
В ходе данного исследования проведена апробация основных методом оценки прогресса ИСП на основании смоделированных отчётных периодов в современном автоматизированном программном комплексе по календарно-сетевому планированию Primavera. Выявлены и учтены основные погрешности использования методов оценки прогресса, а также предложены пути их устранения и минимизирования. На конкретном примере объекта теплоэнергетического комплекса «ГПП-4», проведен сравнительный анализ, определена эффективность и достоверность применения основных методов оценки прогресса ИСП по ключевым критериям сравнения.
On the Fractional Integral Inequalities for p-convex Functions
Authors: MAMEDOV (RESIDOGLU) Hanlar , ISIK Ilknur YESILCE
Published: February 2025

Inequality theory is one of the major application areas of convexity. Nowadays, the introduction of novel generalizations of convexity has yielded considerable contributions in inequality theory. In this article, some applications of p-convexity via fractional calculus to this field is studied. The inequalities for Riemann-Liouville fractional integrals of p-convex functions are obtained. Also, the special cases of these results are presented and exemplified for some of p-convex functions.
Instability of Gravitating Object Under Expansion-free Condition in Rastall Theory
Authors: Tahir Muhammad , Abbas Ghulam , Shahzad Muhammad Rizwan , Amjad Muhammad
Published: February 2025

In this paper, a perturbation scheme is applied to discuss the instability model of a gravitating source under expansion free condition upto Newtonian (N) and Post-Newtonian (pN) approximations in Rastall theory. For this purpose, we established field equations which are set of partial differential equations with the help of suitable metric and fluid. The linear perturbation scheme is used on these partial differential equations to formulate a collapse equation. We derived dynamical equations by applying N and pN approximations. These equations represent that instability of gravitating object is independent of adiabatic index Γ, while the instability of the gravitating object can be determined with the help of anisotropic pressure, energy density, Rastall parameter λ, and some constraints at N and pN approximations.
Gronwall-Bellman and Pachpatte type double integral inequalities with applications
Authors: Hussain Sabir , Shahadat Shazia , Rafeeq Sobia
Published: February 2025

Some new generalized two-dimensional non-linear double integral inequalities of Gronwall-Bellman and Pachpatte type have been discussed which are handy tools in the study of partial, integral, and integrodifferential equations. Some applications are also presented to illustrate our results.
Coupled fixed point results and application to integral equations
Authors: Jain Satyendra Kumar , Meena Gopal , Maitra J. K.
Published: February 2025

In this research, we have settled some coupled fixed point results with rational contraction in partially ordered b-metric spaces (PObMS). The findings introduced here are generalizations and extensions of some of the established results in the literature. The applications of our result have been discussed in the final section of the paper.
CASCADE CONTROL ALGORITHM OF THE ROBOTIC ARM'S SERVOMOTOR
Authors: Moraru Dumitru , Fiodorov Ion , Izvoreanu Bartolomeu , Cojuhari Irina
Published: February 2025

In this paper, there have been synthesized the control algorithms in cascade control systems. The control object is the robotic arm which is actuated by a servo motor presented as an automatic cascade control system which is consisting of two loops. The use of multiple loops is justified by the fact that with a single loop, only one parameter of the servo motor is controlled, which leads to a decrease in the reliability of the automatic system. A case study was carried out for a direct current electric motor, where proportional (P), proportional-integral (PI), and proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control algorithms were used, with P and PI applied to the inner loop, and P, PI, and PID to the outer loop. The system was simulated with the synthesized algorithms and the results were analyzed, it was established that the system has robustness and high performance for the case of using maximum stability degree method with iterations.
Pendampingan Masyarakat dalam Pengolahan Bunga Telang: Optimalisasi Potensi Lokal Masyarakat di Kelurahan Dukuh Pakis, Surabaya, Jawa Timur
Authors: Anwarul Mustofa Wiqno Deko , Lumisari Fika , Al Iftitah Mutiara Nisya' , Aini Nur Rohmatul , Al-Azro Devira Soraya , Mafaza Athi' , Intan Sari Chairu Nisya , Munir Misbahul
Published: February 2025

Kegiatan pemberdayaan yang kami lakukan berlokasi di Kelurahan Dukuh Pakis, Surabaya, Jawa timur. Salah satu potensi yang terdapat disana adalah tanaman bunga telang yang tumbuh di setiap pekarangan rumah warga. Sayangnya, bunga tersebut hanya digunakan sebatas tanaman hias tanpa pengelolaan yang bernilai ekonomis. Melihat potensi tersebut tim pengabdian berinisiatif untuk membuat pelatihan pengolahan bunga telang bersama Kader Surabaya Hebat (KSH) dan perwakilan masyarakat sebagai upaya dalam membangun kemampuan masyarakat untuk memanfaatkan bunga telang secara optimal. Adapun tujuan dari program ini diantaranya, memberikan wawasan baru bagi masyarakat akan khasiat bunga telang, serta cara mengelolaanya sebagai produk olahan minuman. Diharapkan juga dapat membangun ekonomi masyarakat dari hasil penjualan produk olahan bunga telang. Metode yang digunakan dalam kegiatan ini adalah Assed Based Community Development (ABCD), dengan menitikberatkan pada mobilisasi aset lokal. Pelaksanaan program meliputi: tahap persiapan, pelatihan dan evaluasi berkala. Hasil dari kegiatan pengabdian ini masayarakat dapat lebih memahami manfaat bunga telang dan produk olahan minuman yang bernilai ekonomis dengan berbahan dasar bunga telang yang tersedia di lingkungan sekitar.
On some new results for the q-series
Authors: Mohammed Asmaa Orabi , Harsh Harsh Vardhan , Rakha Medhat A. , Rathie Arjun K.
Published: February 2025

This paper deals with some new results for the q-series. The paper is divided into four sections. In section two, we aim to establish three interesting results closely related to the q-analogue of the Kummer's second summation theorem obtained earlier by Srivastava and Jain. As limiting cases, we recover known results obtained earlier by Kim, et al.. In third section , we obtain a q-contiguous quadratic transformation formula closely related to q-quadratic transformation formula obtained earlier by Jain. As limiting case, we recover a known result obtained earlier by Kim and Rathie. In fourth section, an attempt has been made to obtain a q-contiguous result closely related to Reed Dawson identity obtained earlier by Andrews. As limiting case, we recover a result due to Choi, er al. An application of our results are given in section fifth.
Schatten class Localization Operators for Wigner transform associated with the Jacobi-Dunkl operator
Authors: Chana Ahmed , Akhlidj Abdellatif
Published: February 2025

The main purpose of this paper is to define the Wigner transform associated with the Jacobi-Dunkl operator and to give some results related to this transform as inversion formula, next motivated by Wong’s point of view we define a class of pseudo-differential operator Lu,v() called localization operator wich depend on a symbol σ and two functions u and v, we give a criteria in terms of the symbol σ for its boundedness and compactness,we also show that these operators belongs to the Schatten-Von Neumann class Sp for all p [1; +] and we give a trace formula.
Evaluating Aesthetic Preferences for Indoor Landscapes from a Cybersecurity Perspective Using Machine
Authors: Zixuan Zheng, Ding Yang, Li Zeng
Published: February 2025

Introduction: With the acceleration of modern urbanization, indoor landscape design has not only become an important element to improve the quality of life, but also closely related to network security. However, how to scientifically evaluate the aesthetic preferences of indoor landscapes while ensuring network security has become a question worth exploring.
Objectives: In response to the subjectivity and low efficiency of traditional aesthetic evaluation methods, this study proposes a deep learning based indoor landscape aesthetic quality evaluation method.
Methods: This method combines convolutional neural networks and graph neural networks to extract and analyze global and local aesthetic features of indoor images, taking into account the impact of indoor layout on network security.
Results: The results showed that the aesthetic evaluation accuracy of this method on indoor landscape datasets reached 97.74%, an increase of 7.54 percentage points compared to traditional methods. Compared with other aesthetic evaluation schemes, this method achieved a 14.21% higher aesthetic score and a 10.6 point improvement in functional evaluation.
Conclusions: The conclusion indicates that this method can effectively improve the objectivity and efficiency of indoor landscape aesthetic evaluation, providing a novel evaluation tool for indoor landscape design under the premise of ensuring network security.
Prevalence of Malnutrition and its Associated Factors regarding Malnutrition among under five in selected slum area of Ludhiana, Punjab
Authors: Kanika Kanika , Jyotika Jyotika
Published: February 2025

Malnutrition refers to deficiencies, excesses or imbalances in a intake of energy and nutrient. Malnutrition is not only an important cause of childhood mortality and morbidity, but also leads to permanent impairment of both physical and mental growth of those who survive. The objectives of the study were to assess the prevalence of malnutrition in under five, to explore its associated factors regarding malnutrition among under five, find out the association of prevalence with selected demographic variables. A quantitative research approach was used to conduct the study on children under five in selected slum area of Ludhiana. The sample consisted of 120 children by non probability-consecutive sampling technique. Data was collected by using Gomez classification to assess the prevalence of malnutrition and self-structured questionnaire to explore the associated factors among children under five. Data was collected by self report (interview) method. The result showed that the mean age with standard deviation of participants was mean age ±SD= 2.28 ±0.9. According to Gomez classification out of 120 children, 50(41.6%) of children are properly nourished, 45(37.5%) have a mild level of malnutrition followed by 24(20%) with moderate malnutrition and 1(0.8%) with severe malnutrition.
A Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Programme on Knowledge regarding Safety Practices for Cardiac Catheterization among staff Nurses working in Cardiac units in selected hospital at Rajkot
Authors: P. M Mini , P. M Suneesh , Doss. K. Jeenath Justin
Published: February 2025

Cardiac nurse must assess and care for patients with cardiac problems as well as patients undergone cardiac catheterizations procedures, patient for any negative signs of a change in condition, safe transport, administering medication, help with basic personal care needs ,control of bleeding, maintenance of hemostasis .This will help in minimizing the vascular complications in patient. The rate of catheterization in the U.S. was more than 2.5 times that in Canada (71% vs. 27%, respectively, p<0.001). With identical prevalence of severe CAD at catheterization (17%) in the two countries, the higher frequency of catheterization in the U.S. resulted in the identification of more than two and a half times as many cases of severe CAD compared with Canada (12 severe CAD cases identified per 100 post. MI patients in the U.S.vs. 4.6 per 100 in Canada).
Cosmetics and Health Impact
Authors: . S Tamilselvi
Published: February 2025

People have used cosmetics for thousands of years for skin care and appearance enhancement. Visible cosmetics for women and men have gone in and out of fashion over the centuries. Cosmetics are composed of mixtures of chemical compounds derived from either natural sources or synthetically created ones.[1] Cosmetics have various purposes, including personal and skin care. Organic compounds modified natural oils organic skin care products contain natural ingredients. Inorganic cosmetics are made from products that are formulated in laboratory. IARC's mission is to promote international cooperation in cancer research. IARC incorporates scientific evidence and classifies the drugs it reviews into five levels. A carcinogen is a substance, organism, or agent that can cause cancer. some of the carcinogenic cosmetics are Formaldehyde, Parabens, Coal Tar. It may cause so many health impact.
Hospice Care
Authors: Fernandes Melisa Leo
Published: February 2025

Introduction: Cancer begins when genetic changes interfere with orderly process of cell division. Cells start to grow uncontrollably. These cells may form a mass called a tumor. A tumor can be cancerous or benign. A cancerous tumor is malignant, meaning it can grow and spread to other parts of the body. A benign tumor means the tumor can grow but will not spread.2 Cancer is not a single disease. Cancer is a group of diseases characterized by the uncontrolled proliferation of cells. Ignoring the body’s signal to stop, malignant cells multiply to form tumors in organs and tissues or, in the case of blood cancers, crowd out normal cells in the blood stream and bone marrow. When the genetic material of a cell– the DNA– is damaged, mutations can arise, potentially disrupting normal growth and division. An accumulation of mutations can turn normal cells into precancerous cells, which sometimes multiply and evolve into cancer cells. Cancer is a result of the accumulation of this cell.2 Statement: Assess the awareness about the causative factor, control, and prevention of oral cancer among the supportive staff of the selected organization in the urban area. Objectives: 1) To assess the awareness about the causative factors of the oral cancer among the supportive staff of the selected organization in the urban area. 2) To assess the awareness about the control measures of the oral cancer among the supportive staff of the selected organization in the urban area. 3) To assess the awareness about the preventive measures of the oral cancer among the supportive staff of the selected organization in the urban area.
4) To find out the relation between the awareness about the causative factors, control and prevention of the cancer with the selected demographic variables among the supportive staff of the selected organization in the urban area. METHOD: A Descriptive research design was used for the present study & 60 supportive staff are selected from RYK science College. A structured questionnaire was used to assess the awareness of supportive staff regarding oral caner. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. RESULT: Descriptive and inferential statistics were used for data analysis. In the present study shows that the percentage wise result of assessment of awareness about the causative factors, control and prevention of oral cancer. It shows that 40% supportive staff has excellent knowledge about the causative factors, control and prevention of oral cancer. However 11.66% of supportive staff has poor awareness score about the causative factors, control and prevention of oral cancer. CONCLUSION: Findings of the study showed that, supportive staff has excellent knowledge (40%) about the causative factors, control and prevention of oral cancer whereas 11.66% of supportive staff has poor knowledge about the causative factors, control and prevention of oral cancer. More educational and awareness programmesto such group will help to enhance knowledge on prevention of oral cancers.
Monkey Pox
Authors: Manasa Prathipati , theressa P. Latha
Published: February 2025

Monkey pox is a viral infection effecting humans and is transmitted through droplet infection from the effected person to the normal individual, and the effected person shows various symptoms and monkey pox disease can be confirmed by laboratory diagnosis and the management includes administration of antiviral medications and maintaining self care.
Enhanced Control of Single-Phase Converter Integrated with Solar PV and BESS for Low Voltage Ride Through in Distribution Networks
Authors: Jeetendra Kumar, Om Hari Gupta, Arun Kumar Singh
Published: February 2025

Lorem This paper introduces a control architecture utilizing HCC for a grid-connected solar photovoltaic system. The control structure is designed to seamlessly synchronize the two-stage solar photovoltaic system at the point of common coupling (PCC), where the source and load are connected. It ensures optimal solar power injection while improving Low Voltage Ride-Through (LVRT) performance. Due to high penetration of in power system due to large loads or grid faults Low Voltage Ride Through (LVRT) occurred. To preserve the balance of grid due to huge fluctuation of solar power to the utility grid, LVRT features are mandatory and different grid codes set by the energy regulatory bodies across the world. Enhancement in the LVRT capability by using H-Bridge converter which has improved advanced structure, which is improved the LVRT by injecting the reactive power and for control strategy a hysteresis current control (HCC) technique with Proportional Integral is used which improved the system stability under the dynamic condition. The results are taken under the different condition such as irradiance variation LVRT condition with the MATLAB/Simulink, and found it satisfactory
DOI:https://doi.org/10.52783/pst.1558
LE DISCOURS INDIRECT LIBRE DANS « DEUX INNOCENTS » D’ALICE FERNEY
Authors: COSTEA Diana
Published: February 2025

Free indirect speech is characteristic of Alice Ferney. In Deux Innocents, this type of speech introduces more variety in the discourse, as well as a sense of doubt, which is one of the particularities of her style. Alice Ferney prefers the use of present tense, mixes points of view, the main character’s point of view is frequently reported through free indirect speech. The present tense is the time of interiority, of the inner monologue, of the unexpressed dream of the inner life of the characters. In addition, free indirect speech is for Ferney the terrain of hidden psychological and intellectual analysis.
LIMBA CA MECANISM COGNITIV ȘI CULTURAL: ANALIZE ȘI APLICABILITĂȚI
Authors: CRISTEA Delia
Published: February 2025

We propose a current debate in linguistics regarding the existence of essential differences in interpreting reality for each language, where cultural manifestations influence the way of thinking, perceiving, and expressing the surrounding reality of a linguistic group. Starting from the premise that, at an individual level, there are intersubjective differences in interpreting the world, it is logical to assume that such variations exist among speakers of different languages.
ANALIZA LEXICOGRAFICĂ A ÎMPRUMUTURILOR LEXICALE DE ORIGINE FRANCEZĂ ÎN DEX2 ‒ 2016 (I)
Authors: KAIZER-PORUMB Lorena
Published: February 2025

Contemporary Romanian vocabulary is currently heterogeneous, which is due to the many linguistic influences it has suffered along the times. While, in the old ages of the history of literary Romanian language, Slavic, Greek, Neo-Greek, Russian, Hungarian etc. lexical elements helped enrich the internal structure of the vocabulary, the latter has been reconfigured as of the modern period, since previous linguistic models are replaced by Romance ones. Against this background, loanwords from scholarly Latin, which were taken over directly by the other Romance languages, enter Romanian language by means of French, Italian, etc., accelerating the modernisation of the lexicon, which is coined as re-latinisation in scientific literature.
EPISTEMIC MODALITY MARKERS AT THE LEXEMIC LEVEL: THE ADVERB PROBABLY
Authors: KOSENKO Anna
Published: February 2025

The article deals with epistemic modality markers at the lexemic level, namely the adverb probably. The research has clearly revealed that it has the highest frequency of use among epistemic modality markers at the lexemic level. This adverb is often used parenthetically, on the one hand revealing the phatic function of language and, on the other hand, bearing a definite semantic load. The combination between the epistemic adverb probably and non-assertive contexts is manifold.
HEALING PLANTS FROM ALOR ISLAND: A DATA PAPER FOR LANGUAGE DOCUMENTATION
Authors: WU Shiyue , PERONO CACCIAFOCO Francesco
Published: February 2025

This paper provides the readers with a comprehensive and systematized dataset containing names of healing plants and common plants with medicinal properties from the Abui context in Alor Island, Alor-Pantar Archipelago, Timor area, Southeast Indonesia. Abui is an endangered Papuan language spoken in the central sector of Alor (the name of the language is also the ethnonym of the local population). Our dataset includes the phytonyms in Abui, their scientific names, their English translations, the medicinal properties (actual or as perceived by the natives) of the related plants, and some synthetic notes on their usages and cultural significance among the local indigenous people. The dataset is relevant in that it collects not only a list of terms from a specialized lexicon of an endangered language, but also provides the readers with details on local traditional healing practices, medical properties, and cultural aspects for further analysis. Our operation of data collection and sharing is aimed at ideally associating methods and practices in Language Documentation with Ethno-Botany, History of Culture, History of Traditional Medicine, and Pharmacology. The paper aims also at being an encouragement to scholars working on these disciplines to broaden the horizons of studies in which Language Documentation and Medicine work together for the discovery of new solutions for human healthcare.
DIVERGENCES IN THE GRAMMATICAL PATTERNS OF REPRESENTATION FOR A NUMBER OF REFERENTS AS A CHALLENGE FOR AN ENGLISH-UKRAINIAN TRANSLATOR
Authors: ZAHORODNIA Liudmyla , PASICHNYK Nataliia , PAVLENKO Olha , SYZENKO Anastasiia , DIDENKO Iryna , ZHORNIAK Nataliia
Published: February 2025

The article deals with the rendering of the singular and plural forms of an English noun into Ukrainian and investigates the reasons for divergence between numbers in the source and the target texts. The cases of interchangeability of the singular and the plural forms are analysed. The divergence in number forms is caused by different rules of word combining in some syntactical patterns in English and Ukrainian. The plural is supposed to be used when rendering the so-called “common number” of an English denotative noun in the singular. The authors also describe the stylistic functions of the plural form in the target and source languages.
Remembering the Professor Yu.N. Stolyarov
Authors: Avgul L.A.
Published: February 2025

The article reveals some aspects of scientific activity and the contribution
of the Russian scientist Yu.N. Stolyarov in the study of issues of library science,
book culture, its publication in collections of materials based on the results of
international scientific conferences «Modern problems of book culture: Main
trends and development prospects» and others, organized in scientific cooperation, development, librarianship within the framework of R Belarusian-Russian
cooperation.