bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Left Main Coronary Spasm During Cryoballoon Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation: A Case Report and Literature Review
Authors: Ibrahim Mahmoud , Seri Amith , Talaei Fahimeh , Hassan Mustafa
Published: April 2023

Well known adverse effects of cryoablation are phrenic nerve and
esophageal injury. (1, 2) However, there is very little literature about
coronary artery spasm (CAS), a life-threatening complication of
cryoablation. We report a case of a 68-year-old Caucasian female, who
developed left main coronary spasm (CAS) with significant hemodynamic
compromise during cryoablation. Although rare, this complication can be
life threatening. Prompt recognition and appropriate intervention is
critical for good patient outcome.
Prediction of future Alaskan lake methane emissions using a small-lake model coupled to a regional climate model
Authors: Caicedo Daniela Hurtado , Boegman Leon , Hofmann Hilmar , Jabbari Aidin
Published: April 2023

Methane emissions from lakes will increase with climate warming.
However, CH4 these emissions are not presently in the surface schemes of
Global Climate Models (GCMs). Because climate projections depend on
future atmospheric CH4 concentrations, a positive feedback loop is not
simulated. To address this issue, a one-dimensional model was developed
to simulate future CH4 diffusive and ebullitive fluxes from four Alaskan
lakes. The model was hindcast for validation (1976-2005) and forecast
for prediction (2071-2100) with one-way coupling to raw meteorological
data from the CanESM2 ensemble GCM. Three climate warming scenarios
(RCPs 2.6, 4.5 and 8.5) simulated bottom water to warm by up to
2.24{degree sign}C, increasing the CH4 flux from the lakes by 38 -
129%. However, RCP 2.6 and 4.5 led to stabilized temperatures and CH4
emissions by 2100, at levels of 0.63 - 1.21{degree sign}C and 38 -
67%, respectively, above the 1976-2005 averages. The CH4 diffusion
parameterization was transferable between the four lakes; however,
different ebullition parameterizations were required for the two deeper
lakes (~6-7 m mean depth) versus the two shallower lakes
(~1-3 m mean depth). Relative to using observed
meteorological forcing, which had a cold bias (-0.15 to -0.63 {degree
sign}C) and RMSE of 0.38 to 0.90 {degree sign}C, the GCM-forced
models had a warm bias (+0.96 to +3.13{degree sign}C) and marginally
higher RMSE (1.03 to 3.50{degree sign}C) compared to observations. The
results support continued efforts to couple CH4 lake-emission models to
GCMs without downscaling meteorological data, allowing feedback between
CH4 dynamics and future climates to be modelled.
Long-term trends in productivity across Intermountain West lakes provide no evidence of widespread eutrophication
Authors: Sillen Samuel James , Ross Matthew Richard Voss , Collins Sarah
Published: April 2023

Eutrophication represents a major threat to freshwater systems and
climate change is expected to drive further increases in freshwater
primary productivity. However, long-term in-situ data is available for
very few lakes and makes identifying trends and drivers of
eutrophication challenging. Using remote sensing data, we conducted a
retrospective analysis of long-term trends in trophic status across the
Intermountain West, a region with understudied water quality trends and
limited long-term datasets. We found that most lakes (55%) were not
exhibiting shifts in trophic status from 1984-2019. Our results also
show that increases in eutrophication were rare (3% of lakes) during
this period, and that lakes exhibiting negative trends in trophic status
were more common (17% of lakes). Lakes that were not trending occupied
a wide range of lake and landscape characteristics, whereas lakes that
were becoming less eutrophic tended to be in more heavily developed
catchments. Our results highlight that while there are well-established
narratives that climate change can lead to more eutrophication of lakes,
this is not broadly observed in our dataset, with more lakes becoming
more oligotrophic than lakes becoming eutrophic.
Evaluation of a Stochastic Mixing Scheme in the Deep Convective Gray Zone Using a Tropical Oceanic Deep Convection Case Study
Authors: Stanford McKenna Wallace , Varble Adam , Morrison Hugh
Published: April 2023

A stochastic horizontal subgrid-scale mixing scheme is evaluated in
ensemble simulations of a tropical oceanic deep convection case using a
horizontal grid spacing (Δh) of 3 km. The stochastic scheme, which
perturbs the horizontal mixing coefficient according to a prescribed
spatiotemporal autocorrelation scale, is found to generally increase
mesoscale organization and convective intensity relative to a
non-stochastic control simulation. Perturbations applied at relatively
short autocorrelation scales induce differences relative to the control
that are more systematic than those from perturbations applied at
relatively long scales that yield more variable outcomes. A simulation
with mixing enhanced by a constant factor of 4 significantly increases
mesoscale organization and convective intensity, while turning off
horizontal subgrid-scale mixing decreases both. Total rainfall is
modulated by a combination of mesoscale organization, areal coverage of
convection, and convective intensity. The stochastic simulations tend to
behave more similarly to the constant enhanced mixing simulation owing
to greater impacts from enhanced mixing as compared to reduced mixing.
The impacts of stochastic mixing are robust, ascertained by comparing
the stochastic mixing ensembles with a non-stochastic mixing ensemble
that has grid-scale noise added to the initial thermodynamic field.
Compared to radar observations and a higher resolution Δh = 1 km
simulation, stochastic mixing seemingly degrades the simulation
performance. These results imply that stochastic mixing produces
non-negligible impacts on convective system properties and evolution but
does not lead to an improved representation of convective cloud
characteristics in the case studied here.
Revisiting the potential to narrow model uncertainty in the projections of Arctic runoff
Authors: Dutot Emma , Douville Hervé
Published: April 2023

Despite multiple advances in the understanding of the water cycle
intensification in a warmer climate, climate models still diverge in
their hydrological projections. Here we constrain annual runoff
projections over individual and aggregated Arctic river basins. For this
purpose, we use two ensembles of global climate models and two
statistical methods: a regression scheme assuming similar runoff
sensitivities at interannual versus climate change timescales, and a
Bayesian method where models are used to derive a posterior runoff
response conditional to historical observations. While both techniques
are shown to narrow model uncertainties, more or less substantially
depending on rivers, the Bayesian method is less sensitive to the choice
of the model ensemble and is more skilful when tested with synthetic
observations. It has also been applied over the whole Arctic watershed,
showing so far a limited narrowing of the inter-model spread, but its
skill will further improve with increasing climate change.
Cohomology classification of spaces with free S1 and S3-actions
Authors: Kumari Anju , Singh Hemant
Published: April 2023

This paper gives the cohomology classification of finitistic spaces X
equipped with free actions of the group G = S3 and the cohomology ring of
the orbit space X/G is isomorphic to the integral cohomology quaternion
projective space HPn. We have proved that the integral cohomology ring of X
is isomorphic either to S4n+3 or S3 ? HPn. Similar results with other
coefficient groups and for G = S1 actions are also discussed. As an
application, we determine a bound of the index and co-index of cohomology
sphere S2n+1 (resp. S4n+3) with respect to S1-actions (resp. S3-actions).
Higher topological complexity for fibrations
Authors: İs Melih , Karaca İsmet
Published: April 2023

We introduce the higher topological complexity (TCn) of a fibration in two
ways: the higher homotopic distance and the Schwarz genus. Then we have some
results on this notion related to TC, TCn or cat of a topological space or a
fibration. We also show that TCn of a fibration is a fiber homotopy
equivalence.
Generalized m-quasi-Einstein metric on certain almost contact manifolds
Authors: Singh Jay , Khatri Mohan
Published: April 2023

In this paper, we study the generalized m-quasi-Einstein metric in the
context of contact geometry. First, we prove if an H-contact manifold admits
a generalized m-quasi-Einstein metric with non-zero potential vector field V
collinear with ?, then M is K-contact and ?-Einstein. Moreover, it is also
true when H-contactness is replaced by completeness under certain
conditions. Next, we prove that if a complete K-contact manifold admits a
closed generalized m-quasi-Einstein metric whose potential vector field is
contact thenMis compact, Einstein and Sasakian. Finally, we obtain some
results on a 3-dimensional normal almost contact manifold admitting
generalized m-quasi-Einstein metric.
Optical investigation of the effect of laser radiation on lignosulfonate–polyvinyl alcohol/nickel oxide nanocomposite membrane
Authors: Nouh S. A. , Benthami K. , Mahrous E. M. , El-Shamy N. T. , Barakat M. ME.
Published: April 2023

In the present work, we used the solgel and ex situ casting techniques to synthesize a nanocomposite membrane (NCM) composed of lignosulfonate (LGS), polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), and nickel oxide (NiO) nanoparticles. Samples from the synthesized NCM were exposed to different laser fluences in the range 2–22 J/cm2. UV–vis spectroscopy and the CIE methodology were used to study the resultant effect of laser on the optical and color characteristics of the NCM. The increase of fluence up to 22 J/cm2 causes a drop in the optical bandgap (Eg) values from 5.88 to 5.56 eV when n = 1/2, associated with a rise in the refractive index. We attribute these changes to cross-linking that destroys the ordered regions and thus increases the amorphous phase. This cross-linking can lead to a more compacted structure of the LGS–PVA/NiO NCM. Additionally, the values of optical dielectric loss were calculated and plotted versus energy. The values of Eg attained from ɛ″ versus energy are nearby to those values attained by means of Tauc's relation when n = 1/2, indicating that the LGS–PVA/NiO NCM exhibited direct allowed transition. Furthermore, the CIE method was used to evaluate the color differences between the exposed NCMs and the pristine ones. We found that the value of color intensity is more than 5, suggesting permanent color changes.
Constructing Higher Inductive Types as Groupoid Quotients
Authors: Veltri Niccolò , van der Weide Niels
Published: April 2023

In this paper, we study finitary 1-truncated higher inductive types (HITs) in
homotopy type theory. We start by showing that all these types can be
constructed from the groupoid quotient. We define an internal notion of
signatures for HITs, and for each signature, we construct a bicategory of
algebras in 1-types and in groupoids. We continue by proving initial algebra
semantics for our signatures. After that, we show that the groupoid quotient
induces a biadjunction between the bicategories of algebras in 1-types and in
groupoids. Then we construct a biinitial object in the bicategory of algebras
in groupoids, which gives the desired algebra. From all this, we conclude that
all finitary 1-truncated HITs can be constructed from the groupoid quotient.
We present several examples of HITs which are definable using our notion of
signature. In particular, we show that each signature gives rise to a HIT
corresponding to the freely generated algebraic structure over it. We also
start the development of universal algebra in 1-types. We show that the
bicategory of algebras has PIE limits, i.e. products, inserters and equifiers,
and we prove a version of the first isomorphism theorem for 1-types. Finally,
we give an alternative characterization of the foundamental groups of some
HITs, exploiting our construction of HITs via the groupoid quotient. All the
results are formalized over the UniMath library of univalent mathematics in
Coq.
Epidemiological and Clinical Characteristics of Imported Schistosomiasis in a Tertiary Teaching Spanish Hospital, 2015- 2022
Authors: M Arsuaga
Published: April 2023

Background: Schistosomiasis is a parasitic disease greatly present in tropical and subtropical areas, and frequently diagnosed in travelers and migrants. Methods: This report summarizes epidemiological and clinical data from retrospective cases of imported schistosomiasis diagnosed from January 2015 to May 2022 in a national referral center for tropical diseases in Madrid, Spain. Results: From a total of 9,929 patients attended in our clinic in the study period there were 477 schistosomiasis diagnosis (4,4%). Time elapsed from travel to diagnosis was 120 days (IQR 26-680). Most cases (28.1%) were diagnosed in immigrants from endemic areas, followed by 24.5% of travelers. In up to 34.5% of cases the diagnosis was a result of screening in asymptomatic subjects, 17% presented fever and 15% diarrhea. Almost all cases were diagnosed by serology and eggs in urine or feces were identified in only 11 patients (2.2%). Conclusions: Imported schistosomiasis is a chronic and asymptomatic disease that can be diagnosed in most patients by serology. It is important to advice travelers to avoid freshwater baths in endemic areas and get screened if they have been exposed to the parasite.
Stress Analysis of Pipe-In-Pipe Systems under Free Span for Deep Water Pipeline Applications
Authors: J Njuguna
Published: April 2023

This study examined the phenomena of free span for a pipe -in- pipe (PIP) system for pipeline application. Two different span length of 8 and 30 meters are modelled and simulated using nonlinear stress analysis. The effect of pressure, temperature and gravity on the PIP system are determined and compared with conventional single pipeline. From the results obtained, it is clear that the finite element analysis (FEA) results correlated very well with those calculated using analytical methods. Percentage differences were generally less than 10%, with some discrepancies which were due to assumption of thin-walled theory which assumes a radial stress equals to zero, whereas the FEA calculates a non- zero radial stress. The key finding in this study demonstrated the strong potentials of PIP system in terms of structural reliability for deepwater pipeline application. Specifically, the 30m single pipe in free span (with pressure and temperature) deflected 205.1mm, more than double the corresponding PIP. This knowledge can be beneficial to selection and design considerations for pipeline system responses to both the gravity, thermal and pressure loading as well as the potential failure modes that may results in a typical scenario. Various theoretical calculations of stresses are used to validate the finding in this study of the single pipe and PIP models for flat seabed and free span.
Thermochemical Advanced Oxidation Process by DiCTT for the Degradation/Mineralization of Effluents Phenolics with Optimization using Response Surface Methodology and Artificial Neural Networks Modelling
Authors: YB Brandão
Published: April 2023

The actual work evaluated the effect of initial phenol concentration (CPh0) of 500, 1000 and 1500 mg.L-1, the molar stoichiometric ratio of Phenol/Hydrogen peroxide (RP/H) of 25, 50 and 75 % and time (t) of 30, 90 and 150 min on the oxidation of phenolic effluents by called Direct Contact Thermal Treatment (DiCTT). This process provides a novel means to induce degradation and mineralization of organic pollutants in water. The experimental studies were carried out at semi-industrial plant. The organic pollutant was degraded with a conversion higher than 99% and a Total Organic Carbon (TOC) mineralization exceeding 40%, to a (RP/H) of 75%, independent of the CPh0, that was identified as the optimal condition by thermochemical process. The initial phenol concentration was quantified and identified by the High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) technique followed by statistical design tools to optimization using Response Surface Methodology (RSM) and an analytical mathematical modelling via Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs). The results also showed the dynamic concentration evolution of the intermediates formed (catechol, hydroquinone and para-benzoquinone). Artificial Neural Networks were applied to model the step experimental of Phenol Degradation (PD) and Total Organic Carbon (TOC) conversion by DiCTT thermochemical process. For the ANN modelling, “statistic 8.0” software was used with a Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) feed-forward networks by input-output data using a back-propagation algorithm. The correlation coefficients R2 between the network predictions and the experimental results were in the range of 0.95–0.99.
Deregulation and Inflation: Preventing a Petroleum Industry Act's Paradox
Authors: O Aliyu
Published: April 2023

This paper seeks to expatiate on the impact of Petroleum Industry Act 2020, given its provision authorizing the Federal Government to withdraw subsidy payment at the downstream sector and deregulate same. Without necessarily antagonizing this initiative, given that it would rid government’s expenditure from the massive the cost that goes with the maintaining subsidy payment, and enable the government focus on other sectors of the economy that could thrive better with increased funding, I attempt to show that the initiative without more could engineer a grim impact on the economy from a pricing standpoint, and ultimately proffering solutions across various timelines to manage the deregulation plans.
Mathematical Modeling Investigation of V+5 Ion Removal from Wastewater by Nanographene Oxide
Authors: MH Hayder Yousif
Published: April 2023

The objective of this work is to remove Vanadium V+5 ions from wastewater by batch adsorption utilizing Nano Graphene Oxide (NGO) since Vanadium presents a hazardous concern due to its effect on biological systems; According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), vanadium V+5 ions are a potential human carcinogen. In the adsorption process, the effects of temperature (20-50)°C and initial concentration effect (100-800) mg L-1 were investigated. The adsorption isotherms were identified using a simulated aqueous solution of the V+5 ions and a kinetic and thermodynamic sorption analysis. Both the Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm models were used to fit the data. Due to the correlation coefficient (R2) of 0.999, analyses showed that the Adsorption of V+5 ions by NGO followed the Langmuir model. Kinetic models analyzed Intra Particle Diffusion, Pseudo First & Second Order Models revealed that an Intra-Particle Diffusion model was followed. Thermodynamically, The Adsorption processes were exothermic, random, and spontaneous, all shown by the negative values for Enthalpy ∆H, Entropy ∆S, and Gibbs free Energy ∆G.
Dentin Hypersensitivity Management Using Herbal Products: A Systematic Review
Authors: Mavrogiannidou Zafeiria , Tsompani Genovefa , Anastasopoulos Menelaos , Nasta Androniki , Poirazi Stefania , Georgiadou Aikaterini
Published: April 2023

Introduction: Dentin hypersensitivity is a common and clinically significant issue, that many clinicians come across. There is currently a variety of available treatments. Over the past years, the use of herbal products in the medical and dental field has increased. The aim of this systematic review was to assess if the use of herbal products is more effective than conventional products, which are currently being used, in the management of dentin hypersensitivity.

Methods: A systematic electronic search was performed in MEDLINE-PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science up to December 2022. The quality of studies was assessed using the Risk of Bias tool version 2.

Results: A total of 2325 publications were identified, and 10 studies fulfilled all the inclusion criteria. Only randomized controlled trials addressed the management of dentin hypersensitivity using herbal oral products, while fulfilling the inclusion criteria.

Conclusion: Within the limitations of this review, it was concluded that herbal products may not provide superior benefits reducing the symptoms of dentin hypersensitivity when compared with conventional products. Future studies, properly designed, are needed to determine the safety and efficacy of herbal products.
Letter to the Editor - What we need is a political-economic public health
Authors: McLaren Lindsay
Published: April 2023

To the Editor: I fully agree with Choi et al. that ongoing, interdisciplinary collaboration is needed to address complex health problems and improve health for all. However, “clinical public health” as described in this commentary is not going to achieve this.
Lettre à la rédaction - Ce dont nous avons besoin, c’est d’une santé publique politico-économique
Authors: McLaren Lindsay
Published: April 2023

Je suis entièrement d’accord avec Choi et ses collaborateurs pour dire qu’une collaboration interdisciplinaire permanente est nécessaire afin de régler les problèmes de santé complexes et d’améliorer la santé de tous. Toutefois, le concept de « santé publique clinique » décrit dans leur commentaire ne permettra pas de parvenir à cette fin.
Hegemoni Politik Melalui Good Governance
Authors: Sunardi Sunardi
Published: April 2023

This article will look at the dynamics of the development of good governance in Indonesia. By using political hegemonic sub-districts, this article attempts to reveal the presence of good governance as something that does not just happen. This article tries to provide a different view from most of the views that have so far looked at the development of good governance in Indonesia. By relying on literature studies, this article argues that good governance in Indonesia provides benefits, although at a not too large a level. But at the same time, good governance offers a recipe for apolitical governance. Attempting to avoid political involvement nuanced conflict. Thus this article views conceptually, that good governance as a concept is a political instrument. Good governance as an instrument to hegominate the implementation of governance in Indonesia.
Effective frequency of displaying the communication message to consumers of beer brand in digital media
Authors: Semenenko Kateryna , Kapinus Larysa , Boiko Iryna , Kucherenko Volodymyr , Skryhun Nataliia
Published: April 2023

Introduction. The research is devoted to the determination of effective display frequency of advertised communication messages to consumers in representative samples of the brewing industry to optimize the media budget. Materials and methods. The study is based on the scientific research of scientists on the development of beer market and digital economy, theories of advertisement message frequency, marketing research of brewing enterprises and their brands to determine the minimum range of effectiveness of advertised messages to beer consumers. Results and discussions. The frequency of displaying the communication message determines not only the effectiveness of appeals to the consumer, but also spending on media budget, however, currently there is no single point of view to this problem in scientific research. Both an insufficient amount of appeals and an excessive frequency lead to insufficient budget using. Effective frequency of the message influences not only on consumer’s purchasing behaviour and indicators of brand’s health but also allows to optimize media budget. Certainly, most media planners use the effective frequency strategy «three plus». In order to determine the frequency of communication with consumers for instruments of online-advancement of beer the modified Matrix of Ostrow is given. The blocks of factors of influence on beer promotion on the consumer market are improved, they are «Market factors», «Factors of quality of advertisement message», «General media factors». «Online media factors» block is added, where such indexes as description of placement the resources, use of social media, use of video formats, use of non-standard displays and formats, coverage of media channel, type of placement, accordance to general content of campaign are considered. Adaptation of the improved matrix took place on the example of the most beer brands of the market, for this reason the effective frequency of repetition of communication message and comparing to actual is carried out, that allowed to group brands into 4 groups from position of strategy of further charges to placement of advertised messages in the Internet. Conclusions. For planning the frequency of communication messages it is suggested to use the adapted matrix for determination the effective frequency communication with consumers of beer brands in order to optimize the media market.
Management of apple and grape processing by-products. A review
Authors: Stamatovska Viktorija , Nakov Gjore
Published: April 2023

Introduction. The by-products from the processing of apples and grapes can be excellent materials for the production of functional foods. In this case, the environment is preserved, and food products are enriched with important nutrients. Materials and methods. A systematization of the latest scientific research in terms of management of the waste from the production of apple juice and grape wine. Results and discussion. By-products of apple and grape processing contain important nutrients such as fibers, minerals, vitamins, polyphenols, and possess high antioxidant activity. In recent years, a lot of research has been conducted to study the application of this type of waste in preparation of different food products (biscuits, cookies, cakes, bread, pasta, noodles, yogurt, cheese, kefir, salami, sausages, patties, and burgers). Regarding the percentages of substitution of conventional flours with by-products of apple and grape processing, variations are observed. For cereal products, the minimum percentage of substitution was 1% and the maximum was 100%. For meat products, the percentages of added by-products of apple and grape processing varied from 1 to 20%, while for dairy products, these contents were between the values of 0.2 and 10%. An improvement in nutrient quality with the addition of by-products of apple and grape processing was observed, such as increase of fiber, total polyphenol, flavonoids, anthocyanins and mineral contents and antioxidant activity. Incorporation of apple and grape processing by-products leads to changes of the volume or height of the products (biscuits, cookies, cakes, and bread), and changes in texture (hardness, crunchiness), appearance (surface properties, color, density), and intensity of smell and taste. It was found that the optimum cooking time of pasta/noodles/spaghetti decreased and cooking loss increased with the increasing amount of incorporated apple and grape processing waste. Addition of these by-products reduced fermentation time and syneresis during yogurt storage. It was found that the addition of by-products of apple and grape processing in the meat products increased cooking yield, emulsion stability, radical scavenging activity, and decreased pH. Conclusions. Use of waste from the processing of apples and grapes in the food industry is an opportunity to reduce environmental pollution, to create new functional and innovative food products, which will be enriched with important nutrients and biologically active substances.
Effects of different phosphate content on the quality of wheat bran chicken sausage
Authors: Stabnikova Olena , Danylenko Svitlana , Kryzhska Tetyana , Shang Feifei , Duan Zhenhua
Published: April 2023

Introduction. The addition of phosphates improves the emulsifying and gelling properties of meat proteins as well as overall product quality. The effect of phosphate addition on the properties of low-fat chicken sausages containing wheat bran was studied in this article. Materials and methods. Cooking loss, emulsification stability, water distribution, texture and sensory characteristics of wheat bran chicken sausage added with different amounts of complex phosphate were determined. Results and discussion. The positive influence of phosphate addition on technological and textual properties of meat products is known, however taking into account consumer’s acceptability, determination of phosphate content in sausages ensuring their high quality but not but not exceeding this value is needed. Low–fat chicken sausages with increased dietary fiber content due to inclusion in the sausage formulation of wheat bran were used as the object of the study. Comparative characteristics of wheat bran chicken sausage added with different amounts of complex phosphate, namely, 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0 g to 400 g of ground chicken meat were determined. It was shown that the minimum cooking water and fat losses were observed when addition of 1.5 g of complex phosphate was used. Thus, addition of 1.5 g of complex phosphate to 400 g of ground chicken meat ensured better retaining of water and fat, lowest cooking loss and highest emulsifying stability than in cases when 1.0 or 2.0 g of complex phosphate were added. At the same time, the results showed that the sausage containing 1.5 g phosphate per 400 g of ground chicken had the highest hardness, elasticity and chewiness, and the highest overall acceptability score of sensory evaluation, but the difference was not significant (P>0.05). Addition of 1.5 g phosphate per 400 g of ground chicken reduced the fluidity of free water in the sausage, and thus enhanced the water-retaining ability of chicken sausage. In addition, the results of the pseudo-color map showed that the semi-bound water of the S2 and S3 treatment groups increased significantly. Conclusions. Addition of complex phosphate, 0.2 %, in formulation of low-fat wheat bran chicken sausages decreases cooking, moisture and fat losses, and improves the texture and sensory properties of the final product.
Una pintura inédita del italiano Angelino Medoro (1567-1633) en colección particular malagueña
Authors: Clavijo García Agustín
Published: April 2023

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Estelas cerámicas epigrafiadas en la alcazaba de Málaga
Authors: Acién Almansa Manuel
Published: April 2023

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Relaciones mercantiles entre Granada y Berbería en época de los Reyes Católicos
Authors: López de Coca Castañer José-Enrique
Published: April 2023

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La crisis de Málaga en 1661 según los fondos documentales de la Biblioteca Nacional
Authors: Pérez de Colosía Rodríguez Mª Isabel
Published: April 2023

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Málaga en 1862: la exposición provincial de productos
Authors: García Montoro Cristóbal
Published: April 2023

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Situación de la enseñanza en Málaga antes del 14 de abril de 1931
Authors: Ortega Berenguer Emilio
Published: April 2023

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La filosofía de la historia en Marx-Engels: su reducción a praxis revolucionaria
Authors: Ortega Muñoz J. Fernando
Published: April 2023

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Tipología de las poblaciones malagueñas por su estructura, por su edad y sus consecuencias demográficas
Authors: Carvajal Gutiérrez Carmen
Published: April 2023

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El lagar de la Ánimas (Málaga)
Authors: Baldomero Navarro Ana , Ferrer Palma José Enrique , Villaseca Díaz Fernando
Published: April 2023

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Restos iberorromanos del Cerro del Aljibe
Authors: Fernández Ruiz Juan
Published: April 2023

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Un nuevo testimonio de los hermes-retratos en la Baetica: la pilastra hermaica de Osqua (Málaga)
Authors: Rodríguez Oliva Pedro
Published: April 2023

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Arqueología romana malagueña: Torre de Benagalbón
Authors: Serrano Ramos Encarnación
Published: April 2023

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Fiscalidad regia en los puertos españoles del reino de Tremecén: datos para su estudio
Authors: López Beltrán María Teresa
Published: April 2023

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Absolutismo, ejército y privilegios locales
Authors: Pereiro Barbero Mª Presentación
Published: April 2023

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Los orígenes históricos de la viticultura malagueña
Authors: Quintana Toret Francisco Javier
Published: April 2023

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Pedro Armasa Ochandorena (1864-1933): trayectoria política de un republicano
Authors: Arcas Cubero Fernando
Published: April 2023

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Un obispo liberal en la España isabelina: el pontificado malagueño de Valentín Ortigosa (1836-1843). Notas para su estudio
Authors: De Mateo Avilés Elías
Published: April 2023

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La enseñanza en Andalucía contemporánea. La primera enseñanza entre 1840-1850 y Pascual Madoz
Authors: Ortega Berenguer Emilio
Published: April 2023

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Estructura social en Málaga (I): el vértice del poder, 1900-1920
Authors: Ramos Palomo Mª Dolores
Published: April 2023

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Arquitectura teatral en Málaga en el siglo XVIII
Authors: Morales Folguera José Miguel
Published: April 2023

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Algunos aspectos del impacto del turismo en la Costa del Sol occidental: el caso de Marbella
Authors: Ferre Bueno Emilio , Ruiz Sinoga José-Damián
Published: April 2023

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El ara de Trigueros (Huelva). Un posible testimonio del culto a Augusto
Authors: Beltrán Fortes José
Published: April 2023

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Un nuevo estilo decorativo en la T.S.H. de "El Castrillón", Antequera (Málaga)
Authors: Serrano Ramos Encarnación
Published: April 2023

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Supervivencia del ideal de cruzada en la época barroca: la proclamación católica de fray Alonso de Santo Tomás
Authors: Gil Sanjuán Joaquín , García Laynez Eloisa
Published: April 2023

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Visita inquisitorial de 1560 por tierras malagueñas
Authors: Pérez de Colosía Rodríguez Mª Isabel
Published: April 2023

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Monedas romano-republicanas y altoimperiales del Museo de Málaga (sección Arqueología)
Authors: Mora Serrano Bartolomé , Sedeño Ferrer Daniel
Published: April 2023

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Un acercamiento historiográfico al Tartessos de Schulten
Authors: Cruz Andreotti Gonzalo
Published: April 2023

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Proyectada estancia del príncipe Carlos en Málaga para sanar de cuartanas
Authors: Gil Sanjuán Joaquín
Published: April 2023

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Poder, oligarquías y somatenes en Málaga. 1919-1930
Authors: Ramos Mª Dolores
Published: April 2023

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Problemática estructural de la población en la montaña malagueña
Authors: Justicia Segovia Agustín
Published: April 2023

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Geografía española. Paisajes y análisis de las actividades de ocio
Authors: Gómez Alberto Luis
Published: April 2023

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Factores que intervienen en la situación de los asentamientos durante las primeras etapas metalúrgicas en la provincia de Málaga
Authors: Fernández Ruiz Juan
Published: April 2023

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Un "medallón" de bronce de Trajano procedente de Villanueva del Trabuco (Málaga)
Authors: Rodríguez Oliva Pedro
Published: April 2023

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La propaganda imperial en las monedas de Hércules, "Hercvles Gaditanvs", Minerva y "Minerva Gaditana" emitidas desde Trajano, a Antonino Pío
Authors: Garzón Blanco José Antonio
Published: April 2023

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Casamiento y muerte de un noble a finales de la Edad Media: Diego Fernández de Córdoba
Authors: Alijo Hidalgo Francisco
Published: April 2023

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Adaptación del aparato militar granadino al sistema defensivo castellano (sector occidental)
Authors: Fernández López Sebastián
Published: April 2023

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La "nación" catalana en la repoblación y conformación de la sociedad malagueña (1487-1538)
Authors: López Beltrán María Teresa
Published: April 2023

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Toribio de Mogrovejo, inquisidor del Santo Oficio de Granada
Authors: Pérez de Colosía Rodríguez Mª Isabel
Published: April 2023

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La tipología poblacional de Málaga y su provincia según el censo de 1787
Authors: Sanz Sampelayo Juan
Published: April 2023

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La sociedad malagueña durante la primera etapa constitucional (1812-1814)
Authors: Espinar Casaju Ana María
Published: April 2023

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El eco de la Guerra de Secesión de los Estados Unidos en "El Avisador Malagueño". Los inicios del proceso disgregador (enero-mayor 1861)
Authors: Ruiz Fernández Federico
Published: April 2023

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Un ejemplo de comarca dependiente. El Valle del Almanzora (prov. de Almería)
Authors: Ferre Bueno Emilio
Published: April 2023

El Valle del Almanzora es un ejemplo de comarca marginal en los circuitos de economía de mercado, que sólo interesa a los agentes de dicha economía en aquellas ocasiones en las que se pueden rentabilizar en ellas pequeñas inversiones con altos beneficios.Esta situación comienza en el segundo tercio del siglo pasado y se mantiene en la actualidad, siendo manifestaciones de ello, la fluctuación exagerada de la población desde 1838 y la desorganización del espacio comarcal.
Ofensiva final antimorisca de la Inquisición granadina
Authors: Gil Sanjuán Joaquín
Published: April 2023

El problema morisco en el siglo XVII hay que situarlo dentro del contexto político internacional del momento, en el cual España se sentía amenazada por turcos y protestantes. En este ambiente, y ante e! fracaso de la asimilación por medio de la evangelización y de los métodos violentos de la Inquisición Española, se explica la expulsión definitiva de los moriscos. La intensificación de la represión inquisitorial, puesta en práctica en todos los tribunales de provincias donde abundaban los moriscos, va a ser una consecuencia de la política intransigente de los responsables políticos y eclesiásticos a comienzos del siglo XVII. A partir de 1605 se dispara el índice de procesados en el reino de Granada. En este último y opresivo cerco a la pequeña comunidad granadina, hay que destacar la supervivencia de la solidaridad agnática, puesta de manifiesto en los 16 matrimonios y los múltiples parientes que desfilaron en los autos de fe de 1606 y 1608.
Una nueva Junta de Comercio en Granada (1785)
Authors: Molas Ribalta Pere
Published: April 2023

El artículo analiza la propuesta efectuada en 1785 por el industrial Gómez Moreno para establecer en Granada una Junta de Comercio. Esta propuesta se sitúa, por una parte, en la evolución de las instituciones orientadas a desarrollar en Granada el comercio y la industria (especialmente la compañía de 1748) y de otra en la línea de renovación de los consulados de comercio durante el reinado de Carlos III, especialmente como consecuencia de los decretos de libre comercio de 1778.
Significación y contrastes de la emigración hacia Andalucía durante el siglo XVIII. Un avance de su estudio a través del sector vasco-navarro en Granada y Málaga
Authors: Sanz Sampelayo Juan
Published: April 2023

El estudio de la población andaluza durante el Antiguo Régimen presenta, entre otras dificultades, el problema de unas fuentes de origen parroquial que en su conjunto han sufrido de forma clara y contundente las consecuencias inmediatas de esa serie de acontecimientos de fondo político que tuvieron su punto departida a comienzos del siglo XIX. Ello provoca que la elaboración del sistema de reconstrucción de familias sea, cuando menos, tan puntual y concreto que hoy se trabaja en el estudio serial que proporciona una idea de cuál fue la concreta evolución del proceso vegetativo. Esta metodología, a su vez, permite constatar otras realidades como es la que aquí se propone como plan de investigación: el estudio cualitativo y cuantitativo del proceso inmigratorio que, a partir de las actas de desposorios, recibió Andalucía en el siglo XVIII. Dos son las capitales receptoras que sirven de punto de referencia inicial y otras dos las regiones que completan el ejemplo: el País Vasco y Navarra.
Málaga en el 98. Repercusiones sociales de la guerra hispano-cubano-norteamericana
Authors: Arcas Cubero Fernando
Published: April 2023

El Desastre de 1898 fue decisivo para la toma de conciencia política de la sociedad española frente al injusto y caduco sistema de la Restauración. Las clases populares -sumidas en una grave crisis económica- adquirieron esa conciencia crítica ante la exención de los hijos de la burguesía del servicio militar, la falta de atención a las familias de los combatientes y a los heridos repatriados, la desinformación y el rumor sobre la marcha del conflicto, etc. La prensa independiente contribuyó con análisis realistas a esa toma de conciencia mucho antes de producirse el Desastre, recogiéndose en ella testimonios valiosos y poco utilizados sobre la guerra como las cartas de los soldados. La expresión inmediata de la protesta social fueron las movilizaciones. Unas, de signo inicial patriótico, acabaron transformándose en actos violentos contra los símbolos del orden establecido. Otras se hicieron contra la carestía al grito de "pan a real". Las clases dominantes, en cambio, apoyaron sin reservas el esfuerzo bélico español, como muestra el empréstito de 1896.
Propuesta metodológica para la tipificación de los procesos de envejecimiento de las poblaciones españolas de 1970 a 1986
Authors: Carvajal Gutiérrez Carmen
Published: April 2023

La disminución de la mortalidad y, sobre todo, la disminución de la natalidad, han propiciado con procesos estructurantes diferentes el fuerte envejecimiento generalizado de la población española entre 1970 y 1986; pero además la estructura por edad y sexo preexistente condiciona los resultados estructurales de cada proceso.La tipología que proponemos trata de poner de relieve el proceso que ha desempeñado un papel primordial en el envejecimiento de cada provincia, basándose en la medida en que ha basculado la disminución de jóvenes hacia los adultos o los ancianos.
Un tensador de hueso procedente de la Cueva de la Murcielaguina (Priego de Córdoba)
Authors: Gavilán Ceballos Beatriz
Published: April 2023

Damos a conocer en este artículo una pieza de hueso trabajado, hipotéticamente utilizada como tensador textil, procedente de la Cueva de la Murcielaguina (Priego de Córdoba). Los escasos ejemplares conocidos indican que este tipo de objeto se sitúa en contextos neolíticos y sobre todo, calcolíticos.
Hallazgo de industria solutreogravetiense en el Bajondillo (Torremolinos, Málaga)
Authors: Marqués Merelo Ignacio , Ferrer Palma José Enrique
Published: April 2023

Se exponen los resultados ofrecidos por una excavación de urgencia llevada a cabo en las inmediaciones de la playa del Bajondillo, en Torremolinos (Málaga). De su secuencia se destacan aquí los materiales correspondientes al momento de ocupación solutreogravetiense, que constituye en la actualidad uno de los escasísimos ejemplos de su época estratificados en la zona sur peninsular.
El seguro real de Almayate (1487-1497)
Authors: Suberbiola Martínez Jesús
Published: April 2023

La singularidad del seguro de Almayate, población mudéjar ubicada en la franja costera, estribó en ser el único de Málaga capaz de vetar un asiento de la capitulación de Vélez Málaga, por el cual se prohibía a esa comunidad habitar las alquerías próximas al mar. Concedido por e! rey el 11 de mayo de 1487, se mantuvo vigente durante una década, pues al descubrir el bachiller Serrano que sus habitantes habían incurrido en irregularidades tras la conquista, inmediatamente se conmutó por un gravoso convenio. ¿Cómo con tales precedentes se otorgó un seguro tan excepcional? El silencio de las fuentes consultadas no permite esclarecer si fue gracia o producto del soborno.
Proceso de análisis de una obra pictórica. El Entierro del Conde de Orgaz de El Greco
Authors: Coloma Martín Isidoro
Published: April 2023

En el presente texto se propone un proceso de referencia para el análisis de una obra pictórica. Utilizando como ejemplo y apoyo El Entierro del Conde de Orgaz de El Greco, el autor pretende conducir a un espectador no experimentado a través de algunos elementos del lenguaje plástico de la pintura por medio de un razonamiento lógico, coherente, y en la medida de lo posible objetivo.El proceso de análisis dividido en tres fases: a) Documentación, b) Descripción y c) Análisis formal, se centra en este último realizando una lectura formal del cuadro y planteando una serie de problemas a resolver por un estudio iconológico que desborda el carácter iniciático del texto. En el conjunto del proceso se plantean los problemas de composición primaria, postura y actitudes de los personajes, colores principales o dominantes, carácter plástico dominante, espacio plástico, composición, movimiento y ritmo, y líneas de fuerza y de tensión.
El tomate en la producción hortofrutícola del litoral oriental andaluz
Authors: Larrubia Vargas Remedios
Published: April 2023

Los elevados niveles de consumo de los tomates, las escasas exigencias climatológicas y edafológicas para su cultivo, la elasticidad de las ofertas que se prolongan prácticamente todo el año agrícola, se han traducido en unas producciones elevadas, convirtiéndose por su extensión superficial y productiva en una de las hortalizas ·más importantes de las cul tivadas en el litoral oriental andaluz, siendo Almería la segunda zona productora española, así como una de las principales zonas exportadoras. Estos hechos, expuestos en el presente trabajo, nos sirve de punto de partida para analizar las características y problemática actual de su comercio: canales de comercialización, agentes comerciales, y principalmente su situación en el marco internacional, y en especial respecto a los países comunitarios (nuestros principales clientes).
Depósito de ofrendas neolítico procedente del Cerro de San Telmo, Málaga
Authors: Baldomero Navarro Ana , Ferrer Palma José Enrique
Published: April 2023

Se presenta una nueva aportación al conocimiento del yacimiento arqueológico urbano del Cerro de San Telmo. En el caso presente, avalada por el descubrimiento de un pequeño lote de materiales de carácter singular, probables ofrendas rituales en un enterramiento, que amplía el uso temporal del yacimiento hasta momentos propios del Neolítico.
Excavación de urgencia en una nueva cista de la necrópolis de la Edad del Bronce del Cerro de la Peluca
Authors: Fernández Ruiz Juan , Ferrer Palma José Enrique
Published: April 2023

Se presentan los resultados de la investigación de una cista de la Edad del Bronce excavada por vía de urgencia en el núcleo más cercano al hábitat del Cerro de la Peluca. Se incorpora el análisis descriptivo de la estructura y de los materiales aparecidos, sin que se registren diferencias apreciables con lo ya conocido.
Análisis del yacimiento paleolítico situado en las graveras del río Guaro, término municipal de la Viñuela (Málaga)
Authors: Ferrer Palma José Enrique
Published: April 2023

Se presentan algunos de los resultados conseguidos en el transcurso de la investigación que ha sido llevada a cabo en el yacimiento paleolítico localizado en las graveras del río Guaro, a la altura del antiguo vado, hoy sumergido, que comunicaba La Viñuela con su anejo de Los Romanes a través del camino vecinal MA-129, en terrenos actualmente bajo las aguas del embalse de La Viñuela. En este análisis se recogen datos sobre el estudio geomorfológico del contexto, las fuentes de aprovisionamiento, algunos de los procesos deposicionales, las formaciones estratigráficas investigadas, así como sobre el contenido y caracter de la industria que define al yacimiento.
Aproximación al estado de la cuestión sobre el Bronce Reciente en las tierras malagueñas
Authors: Suárez Padilla José
Published: April 2023

Realizamos a continuación una primera visión de conjunto del Bronce Reciente en la provincia de Málaga. Se exponen sucintamente los hallazgos y yacimientos para elaborar posteriormente las primeras conclusiones de carácter hipotético sobre estos desarrollos culturales indígenas -aproximadamente desde el siglo XII a. de C. hasta el siglo VII a. de C.- en las diversas áreas naturales que engloba la provincia.
Las manufacturas en la estructura económica malagueña del siglo XVIII
Authors: Villas Tinoco Siro
Published: April 2023

Se afirma comúnmente que la economía malagueña de la Edad Moderna se fundamentaba en la exportación de su producción vitivinícola, suponiéndose que sus manufacturas tan sólo atendían las necesidades de consumo de la población. No obstante, hasta el presente no se había efectuado un estudio sobre el Sector Secundario de la Estructura Económica Malagueña, analizando el peso específico de los subsectores de actividad y de los oficios que en ellos se agrupaban. Este es el cometido del presente artículo, basado en la información suministrada por el Catastro de Ensenada.