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Dynamic Duets
Authors: Leszczak Bob
Published: March 2024

The second half of the twentieth century saw a great number of powerful vocal pairings as short-lived but undeniably magical collaborations. Dynamic Duets: The Best Pop Collaborations from 1955 to 1999 uncovers the stories behind 110 of the most memorable duets between otherwise independent musical artists. Whether the two artists came together for only one song or for many, the story of each duet’s inception, the collaboration process, and the song’s success and promotion paint a dynamic portrait of each artist and the music they created. Focusing on songs that made it into the Top 40 on Billboard’s Hot 100 between 1955 and 1999, this encyclopedic work includes such classics as Nat “King” Cole and Natalie Cole’s “Unforgettable,” Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney’s “The Girl Is Mine,” and Mick Jagger and David Bowie’s “Dancing in the Street.”

Arranged alphabetically from Bryan Adams to Dottie West, the entries feature firsthand interviews with many of the artists, including Dolly Parton, Neil Sedaka, Eddie Money, and Billy Vera. The book also includes photographs of many of the records and/or the performers and chart and label information. An appendix lists honorable mentions of twosomes that did not reach Top 100 but should not be overlooked or those whose duet partners played more of a minor role. As a chronicle of the best pop vocal pairings from the second half of the twentieth century, Dynamic Duets is a must-read for vinyl collectors, music historians, and classic hits radio DJs, and music lovers of all ages.
A Gastroenterologist’s Guide to Gut Health
Authors: Novick David M.
Published: March 2024

Millions of Americans have complaints about, or disorders of, the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, or pancreas, all of which comprise the gastrointestinal (GI) tract. This book provides accurate, reliable, and up-to-date information on the most common GI disorders.

Written by a gastroenterologist with decades of clinical and research experience, A Gastroenterologist’s Guide to Gut Health provides the advice that Dr. Novick gives to patients in his practice every day, written in a clear, conversational, and easily understandable style. Advocating strongly for colon cancer screening and prevention, he walks readers through the process of colonoscopy, demystifying the procedure so patients know exactly what to expect. A review of alternatives to colonoscopy are also included.

In addition to colonoscopy and colon cancer, Dr. Novick reviews irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis), celiac disease, acid reflux, hepatitis C, hemorrhoids, and many other GI diseases. He provides clear and specific details on best nutrition practices and explains how to get the most out of your visit to the doctor. Anyone with questions about digestive health, prevention, and screening will find here a ready and accessible resource for staying healthy and feeling good.
Cincinnati Red and Dodger Blue
Authors: Van Riper Tom
Published: March 2024

Call it the forgotten rivalry. The Cincinnati Reds and the Los Angeles Dodgers may not share geographical boundaries, and today they don’t even play in the same division, but for a period of time in the 1970s Dodgers vs. Reds was the best rivalry in Major League Baseball. They boasted the biggest names of the game—Johnny Bench, Steve Garvey, Pete Rose, Don Sutton, and Ron Cey, to name a few—and appeared in the World Series seven out of nine years.

In Cincinnati Red and Dodger Blue: Baseball's Greatest Forgotten Rivalry, Tom Van Riper provides a fresh look at these two powerhouse teams and the circumstances that made them so pivotal. Van Riper delves into the players, managers, executives, and broadcasters from the rivalry whose impact on baseball continued beyond the 1970s—including the first recipient of Tommy John surgery (Tommy John himself), the all-time hit king turned gambling pariah (Pete Rose), and two young announcers who would soon go on to national prominence (Al Michaels and Vin Scully). In addition, Van Riper recounts in detail the 1973 season when both teams were at or near their peak form, particularly the extra-inning nail-biter between the Reds and Dodgers that took place on September 21 and effectively decided the divisional race.

Cincinnati Red and Dodger Blue includes never-before-published interviews with former players from the rivalry, providing a personal and in-depth look at this decade in baseball full of upheaval and change. Baseball’s realignment in 1994 may have rendered this great rivalry nearly forgotten, but its story is one that will be enjoyed by baseball fans and historians of all generations.
Systematic Review of Detecting Sleep Apnea Using Artificial Intelligence: An Insight to Convolutional Neural Network Method
Authors: Samadi Behnam , Samadi Shahram , Samadi Mehrshad , Samadi Sepehr , Samadi Mehrdad , Mohammadi Mahdi
Published: March 2024

Background: Sleep apnea is a prevalent sleep disorder, especially in males and older ages. The common diagnostic methods, including polysomnography (PSG), are expensive, difficult to perform, and time-consuming. Numerous studies are focusing on developing easy-to-perform methods based on artificial intelligence (AI) for the early diagnosis of sleep apnea. This systematic review aimed to gather current methods based on the convolutional neural network (CNN) for the diagnosis of sleep apnea. Methods: Three international electronic databases (PubMed, Web of Science [WoS], and Scopus) were searched from 2010 to October 2023. All studies that have developed CNN-based methods for the diagnosis of sleep apnea and have accomplished the performance tests were included. Finally, the characteristics of the studies were extracted and summarized. Results: A total of 36 studies were included in this systematic review. Various physiological signals have been proposed to detect sleep apnea, including electrocardiogram (ECG), blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), sound signals, respiratory signals, electroencephalogram (EEG), and nasal airflow. Electrocardiogram was the most frequently used signal in the studies, followed by SpO2. The highest reported accuracy was achieved by SpO2 or ECG-based methods and with a one-dimensional CNN (1D-CNN) classifier. Using multiple signals did not necessarily increase the performance of test results. Conclusions: Diagnostic methods based on CNN can be used only as screening tools or home diagnosis of sleep apnea. These methods are easy to perform and can only reduce the diagnostic costs and waiting time for a sleep study in special scenarios. Nevertheless, PSG is still the gold standard for the diagnosis of sleep disorders.
EFFECT OF DENTAL ANXIETY ON ORAL HEALTH VALUE AMONG PROFESSIONAL ADULTS - A CORRELATIONAL STUDY
Authors: Dash Kabir , Mathur Anmol , Rajpurohit Ladusingh , Kharat Priyanka , Mehta Vini
Published: March 2024

Background: An individual’s level of education has great influence on oral health. The oral health value scale (OHVS) is a newly developed scale which is comprised of four subscales which forms a prime behavior in preventing poor oral health. Modified Dental anxiety scale (MDAS) is a widely used scale for assessing dental anxiety.
Objective: The study was conducted to correlate dental anxiety on oral health value of a professional adult and its effect on age.
Methods and Materials: Cross-sectional study was conducted among (n=116) professional adults. Voluntary sampling technique was considered to recruit the participants. Demographic data, two pre-validated tools i.e., the MDAS and OHVS were used to obtain the data.
Results: Out of 116 participants 64% were males and 36% were females. Females had significantly high level of anxiety compared to males (p=0.001). There was significant association of MDAS and OHVs with age (p≤0.005). Pearson correlation between MDAS and OHVS showed a positive association with the flossing subscale and a negative association with professional dental care, retaining natural teeth and appearance subscale of OHVS.
Conclusion: An individual’s score of OHVS is found to be influenced by dental anxiety. Factors like professional dental care has been reported to be inversely associated with dental anxiety. Individuals with high anxiety need to be counselled for building a positive attitude towards oral hygiene which will give high values to oral health.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RELIABILITY OF COMPLEX STRUCTURE SYSTEMS
Authors: Рафиков Рафик Хайдарович , Шинкарук Андрей Сергеевич
Published: March 2024

В работе показана значимость морского и железнодорожного транспорта. Показано, что от их слаженного взаимодействия зависит эффективность и скорость грузоперевозок. Приведен сравнительный анализ систем ремонта, отмечены достоинства системы ремонта морского транспорта, приведены пути развития системы ремонта железнодорожного подвижного состава.

The work shows the importance of sea and rail transport. It is shown that the efficiency and speed of cargo transportation depends on their well-coordinated interaction. A comparative analysis of repair systems is provided, the advantages of the marine transport repair system are noted, and ways of developing the railway rolling stock repair system are given.
ON THE QUESTION OF THE BIOLOGICAL REASONS FOR THE CHOICE OF SPECIALIZATION BY FREESTYLE SWIMMERS AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF ONTOGENESIS
Authors: Рязанцев Андрей Игоревич , Гребенникова Ирина Николаевна , Жомин Константин Михайлович
Published: March 2024

В данном научном труде представлены результаты исследования специализации и ее динамики у пловцов-кролистов мужского пола на разных этапах онтогенеза. В процессе изучения специализации были проанализированы 50 лучших результатов пловцов-кролистов в трех возрастных группах: «мальчики», «юноши» и «юниоры». Полученные данные за 2018-2022 годы были подвергнуты статистической и графической обработке. В процессе исследования было показано, что между спортсменами разных возрастных групп существуют различия в выборе специализаций, а также выдвинуты предположения существования описанных отличий.

This scientific work presents the results of a study of specialization and its dynamics in male freestyle swimmers at different stages of ontogenesis. In the process of studying specialization, the best 50 results of crawl swimmers in three age groups were analyzed: «boys», «youth» and «juniors». The data obtained for 2018-2022 were subjected to statistical and graphical processing. During the study, it was shown that there are differences in the choice of specializations between athletes of different age groups, and assumptions were made about the existence of the described differences.
ОСОБЕННОСТИ, ПРОБЛЕМЫ И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ РАЗВИТИЯ СТРАТЕГИЧЕСКОГО КАДРОВОГО МЕНЕДЖМЕНТА НА ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯХ МАЛОГО И СРЕДНЕГО БИЗНЕСА
Authors: Полунина Ольга Анатольевна
Published: March 2024

В данной статье автор рассматривает основные положения эффективности кадрового менеджмента на предприятиях малого и среднего бизнеса, с позиции процессного подхода, с целью выявления особенностей влияния кадрового управления на развитие предприятий в целом. Приводиться сравнительная характеристика политики кадрового менеджмента в России и за рубежом. Выявлены особенности и проблемы текущего состояния в области использования инструментов кадрового менеджмента в российских компаниях. Предложены некоторые шаги по развития стратегического кадрового менеджмента на российских предприятиях малого и среднего бизнеса.

In this article, the author examines the main provisions on the effectiveness of personnel management in medium and medium-sized enterprises, from the perspective of process status, in order to determine the direction of personnel management in enterprises as a whole. A comparative description of the personnel management policy in Russia and abroad is provided. The features and problems of the current state in the field of using personnel management tools in Russian companies are identified. Some steps have been proposed for the development of strategic personnel management in Russian.
РОЛЬ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ ФАЗОВЫХ ПОВЕДЕНИЙ ГАЗОКОНДЕНСАТНЫХ СМЕСЕЙ ПРИ РАЗРАБОТКЕ ГКМ
Authors: Шадрин Денис Владимирович , Вильданов Ханиф Салимович
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается актуальные вопросы исследования поведения и свойств углеводородов в пористых средах, в частности на газоконденсатных месторождениях. Описаны различные факторы, которые влияют на изменение фазового состояния углеводородных систем в разных пористых средах, а также обозначены недостатки применяемых сегодня моделей, основанных на классической термодинамике. Подчеркивается значимость данных исследований для улучшения процессов добычи и переработки газоконденсатных смесей, обеспечения безопасности и разработки новых технологий. Представлен SWOT-анализ исследования фазовых превращений углеводородных смесей при разработке геологической коллектор-модели.
DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUPPLEMENT WITH A FUNCTIONAL ORIENTATION USING NATURAL EXTRACTS
Authors: Шамова Мария Михайловна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается технология производства биологически активной добавки с использованием натуральных экстрактов. Проведены органолептические, физико-химические и санитарно-токсикологические исследования. Установлены регламентируемые показатели пищевой ценности, определяющие функциональную направленность специализированного продукта.
РАЗРАБОТКА СТРАТЕГИЧЕСКОГО ВИДЕНИЯ РАЗВИТИЯ СЕРВИСНОЙ ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ В ЦИФРОВОЙ ЭКОНОМИКЕ
Authors: Гродинская Анна Николаевна , Хохлов Даниил Владимирович
Published: March 2024

Разработка стратегического видения сервисной организации является ключевым аспектом успешного развития организации. Сама по себе стратегия предприятия - это спланированный путь для достижения экономической цели и миссии сервисной организации. Однако в некоторых концепциях стратегия формируется на основе отдельных стратегических целей, которые выбираются, исходя из предлагаемых политик. Стратегические цели должны быть определены в последовательности и иметь причинно-следственные связи. В данной научной статье мы исследуем процесс разработки стратегического видения и его важность для достижения долгосрочных целей сервисной организации.
МОДЕЛЬ РАЗВИТИЯ СВЯЗНОЙ РЕЧИ ДЕТЕЙ СТАРШЕГО ДОШКОЛЬНОГО ВОЗРАСТА ПОСРЕДСТВОМ ДИДАКТИЧЕСКИХ ИГР
Authors: Романова Анна Андреевна , Волобуева Татьяна Борисовна
Published: March 2024

Автором рассмотрена проблема развития связной речи детей старшего дошкольного возраста. Предложена модель, которая предполагает взаимосвязь всех участников педагогического процесса: воспитатели, дети, родители (официальные представители).
КОНКУРЕНТНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ РЫНКА УСЛУГ СТРОИТЕЛЬНОЙ ОТРАСЛИ: СОВРЕМЕННОЕ СОСТОЯНИЕ И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ РАЗВИТИЯ В УСЛОВИЯХ ЦИФРОВИЗАЦИИ
Authors: Гродинская Анна Николаевна , Бойченко Юрий Владимирович
Published: March 2024

Исследования направлены на оценку строительной отрасли в России. Рассматривается современное экономическое состояние отрасли, ее текущее состояние, перспективы развития, инновационный потенциал.
ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ СИНТЕЗА ИСКУССТВ В УСЛОВИЯХ РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ ДОПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ
Authors: Коновал Анастасия Романовна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается влияние синтеза искусств на развитие личности детей в условиях реализации дополнительного образования.
ПРОДУКТИВНЫЕ КАЧЕСТВА БЫЧКОВ КАЗАХСКОЙ БЕЛОГОЛОВОЙ ПОРОДЫ РАЗНЫХ ТИПОВ ТЕЛОСЛОЖЕНИЯ
Authors: Адушинов Дмитрий Семенович , Иванов Алексей Аполлонович , Раимов Максим Владимирович , Умматов Нуриддин Жоникул угли , Абдишев Иван Сергеевич
Published: March 2024

В условиях импортозамещения повышение обеспеченности населения говядиной российского производства к 2024 г. до 85% - это стратегическая задача, поставленная Указом Президента РФ от 21.01.2020 N 20 «Об утверждении Доктрины продовольственной безопасности Российской Федерации». Увеличение товарного поголовья коров специализированных мясных пород предусмотрено Государственной программой развития сельского хозяйства РФ на 2019-2024 годы, в том числе и программой развития сельского хозяйства Иркутской области. Существует несколько путей решения этой проблемы. Главная из них - увеличение поголовья мясного скота и разведение его в тех регионах, где находится достаточное количество пастбищных угодий. Как известно успех в решении задач по увеличению мясной продуктивности скота, в частности, казахской белоголовой породы, зависит от комплекса факторов, в том числе от экстерьерно-конституциональных особенностей животных.
ЭФФЕКТИВНОЕ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ «ЗЕЛЕНОЙ» ЭНЕРГЕТИКИ -ОСНОВА РАЗВИТИЯ «ЗЕЛЕНОЙ» ЭКОНОМИКИ В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ ТАДЖИКИСТАН
Authors: Кенжаев Икром Умаркулович
Published: March 2024

Цель работы - проанализировать процесс становления и популяризации «зеленой» энергетики, оценить ее современное состояние, перспективы и значение для национальной экономики Республики Таджикистан. За последние десятилетия Республики Таджикистан, как и большинство стран мира, стал уделять большее внимание развитию энергетического сектора и проектам устойчивого развития, что включает в себя развитие альтернативной энергетики и экологически чистой и устойчивой экономики.
ВЛИЯНИЕ ЦИФРОВЫХ АКТОРОВ НА ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЕ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОЙ ИНТЕГРАЦИИ
Authors: Матюк Юлия Сергеевна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается влияние цифровых инноваций на обеспечение социально-политической интеграции, изменения социально-политического ландшафта, вызванные появлением принципиально новых цифровых акторов и актантов.
THE EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF DIGITAL ART IN ADDITIONAL EDUCATION
Authors: Пирязева Елена Николаевна
Published: March 2024

В современном обществе назрела необходимость в разработке новых подходов к воспитанию на новом этапе социального развития. В условиях постоянного совершенствования технологий целесообразно организовать воспитательный процесс с применением цифрового музыкального творчества в дополнительном образовании детей, направив художественную деятельность обучающихся в русло развития ценностных отношений. Для этого следует выявить воспитательный потенциал цифрового музыкального творчества.

There is a need to develop new approaches to education at a new stage of social development in modern society. It is advisable to organize an educational process with the use of digital musical creativity in the additional education of children in conditions of constant improvement of technologies. The artistic activity of students should be directed towards the development of value relations. For this purpose, it is important to identify the educational potential of digital musical creativity.
ТЯЖЕЛОЕ ТЕЧЕНИЕ ВЕТРЯНОЙ ОСПЫ У РЕБЕНКА ТРЕХ ЛЕТ. КЛИНИЧЕСКИЙ СЛУЧАЙ
Authors: Улуханова Лала Уджаговна
Published: March 2024

В статье представлен клинический случай тяжелого течения ветряной оспы у ребенка трех лет, осложненной двусторонней бронхопневмонией.

The article presents a clinical case of severe varicella in a child.
A Foundation for a Hegelian Welfare State
Authors: Folkerts Joshua ,   Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: March 2024

In addition to its main theme of freedom, Hegel’s political philosophy addresses the problem of poverty. This article proposes a theoretical foundation for a Hegelian welfare state by demonstrating how its rationale and concepts are derived from Hegel’s political philosophy. Poverty constitutes a fundamental deficiency in the modern liberal state focused on the self-actualization of its citizens. This poverty is not an accidental but a structural factor of modern market society, resulting from economic contingencies. The poor rabble is deprived of the opportunities for self-actualization that market society provides. Therefore, the main task of a Hegelian welfare state is to secure the right of subsistence as a condition of the possibility of self-actualization. Without subsistence citizens are unable to develop and actualize their free will through property formation in market society. Derived from Hegel’s right of necessity and the guiding principle of freedom, the right of subsistence is paramount to the legitimacy of the state. Therefore, it cannot be left to the contingent morality of private charity. The right of subsistence does not only guarantee mere survival, but also includes a minimum of property needed to participate in market society.
The Virtual Vatican: A Case Study Regarding Online Ethos
Authors: Frobish Todd S. ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

While the Vatican embraces the web for its potential to connect directly to its wide base of followers, it also confronts increased competition amidst a large number of attractive religious alternatives on the web. Drawing upon classical conceptions of ethos and also contemporary theories of identity, this investigation reveals that a large range of techniques is possible to negotiate these demands. This case study demonstrates how a group's special circumstances could call for a different set of rules regarding ethos and identity, and serves as a beginning for those wishing to evaluate the ethosbuilding techniques of online religious groups and as a historical account of the Vatican's online persuasive strategies at one point in its evolution.
Communicable
Authors: Sarapin Susan , Morris Pamela L. ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

Haredi Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of New York have been aggressively targeted by anti-vax groups. Reaching the Haredim with misinformation is facilitated by the very accommodations used to keep the lifestyle separate and incorruptible. Actually, most rabbis, the experts on Jewish law, advocate for vaccination, and this comes straight from the communication of scripture. Despite the fact that the principles of a fundamentalist religion can complicate some life decisions, an understanding of religious law and a rabbi’s interpretation of scripture as the ultimate authoritative sources may best counter medical misinformation, both for the group itself and the public’s impressions of them.
The Persona of the Humble Teacher
Authors: McDonald Nicole D. ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

This essay examines Rev. Dr. Howard-John Wesley’s adoption of the Persona of the Humble Teacher while presenting a Bible study about sexuality to Alfred Street Baptist Church. The Persona of the Humble Teacher is a newly identified rhetorical persona that can be useful in discussions about debated topics within Christianity. In examining the methodology, the Humble Teacher uses rhetorical theology to bridge the educational gap between persons with opposing views. The goal is to increase the listeners’ consciousness by moving the listeners toward a deeper understanding of one another. In exploring the rhetoric of the Humble Teacher, I argue that Wesley develops the rhetorical situation as outlined in the seminal article “The Rhetorical Situation” by Lloyd Bitzer. Wesley uses both constitutive and invitational rhetoric to create the boundaries necessary for healthy dialogue. Given the Black church’s lack of discourse around LGBTQIA issues, religious leaders can adopt the Persona of the Humble Teacher as exemplified by Pastor Howard-John Wesley to engage in dialogue about sexuality and other taboo topics within the church.
Communication as Transformation
Authors: Grafton Lane ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

Eric McLuhan’s notion of “transformation theory” remains open for interpretation and analysis. This article provides one such perspective by establishing a process of communication for it. Out of the analysis emerges a key insight: Transformation is the basis for effective communication. Through a transformation into the likeness of the medium of communication, one more effectively transmits their message. This insight not only applies to human communication but also to divine communication with “THE medium,” God Himself. Whether in the human or divine realm, transformation is the marker of effective communication.
Pope Francis and Semioethics: “The Net,” Neighborliness, and Dialogic Conversion
Authors: Oldenburg Christopher J. ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

This essay examines how the framework of semioethics coheres with Pope Francis’s existential dialogue and its application to ethical praxis enacted through spiritual, social, and phenomenological “networks of neighborliness.” Through an analysis of Pope Francis’s 48th and 53rd World Communications Day Messages, which emphasize his evaluation of global communication production systems, specifically, socially mediated networks, this essay explains how the mutual aims of semioethics and Pope Francis’s dialogic ethics coalesce around the interrelated, material, and metaphorical coordinates of “the net” and “neighborliness” to invitean indifferent world to dialogic conversion.
Howard Thurman, Body Memories, and the Power of the Vignette
Authors: Rambo Shelly ,   Religious Communication Association
Published: March 2024

Howard Thurman is attuned to bodies under threat. In this article, I argue that his use of vignettes offers a distinctive rhetorical strategy for addressing collective trauma. Through closely examining “The Third Component,” a sermon preached in 1958, I display his distinctive contribution to working with traumatic memories. In relying on a third memory—a memory of communing in the Presence of total regard—he connects religious experience to the somatic efforts to heal bodies from trauma. I make the case that, for Thurman, the work of racial justice depends on spiritual practices to hone attention and enable the awareness necessary for the work.
A Review of Using Chatgpt for Scientific Manuscript Writing
Authors: Nafea Ahmed Adil , AL-Ani Mohammed M , Khalaf Meaad Ali , Alsumaidaie Mustafa S. Ibrahim
Published: March 2024

Scientific manuscripts an important in publishing research findings and advancing scientific knowledge. The method of writing a manuscript can take time and be a challenge for a lot of researchers. Artificial intelligence have helped the improvement of scientific writing. ChatGPT is an AI language model developed by OpenAI. This study review aims to evaluate ChatGPT for scientific manuscript writing, showing an overview of ChatGPT's abilities and limitations and highlighting its benefits and challenges in scientific writing. This study talks about review studied various methods in which researchers could use ChatGPT. This review also discussed ethical considerations related to ChatGPT in scientific manuscript writing including the impact of authorship, plagiarism, and the science community. It considers the importance of clarity and ensuring appropriate attribution when incorporating AI-generated content into scientific manuscripts the review gives the evaluation of researchers who using ChatGPT in scientific writing and it highlights their experiences challenges and recommendations for using ChatGPT as a written tool effectively.
A Brief Review of Big Data in Healthcare: Challenges and Issues, Recent Developments, and Future Directions
Authors: Nafea Ahmed Adil , Majeed Russel R , Ali Ashour , Yas Ahmed Jumaah , Alameri Saeed Amer , AL-Ani Mohammed M
Published: March 2024

Big data is improving the healthcare industry and creating opportunities for improved patient care, personalized medicine, and advanced research. This brief review article aims to survey the challenges and issues connected with big data in healthcare, discuss recent developments in the field, and highlight future directions for helping big data to enhance healthcare outcomes by understanding these aspects, participants can make informed decisions and contribute to the advancement of big data analytics in healthcare.
Finite Element Analysis and Wear Rate Analysis of Nano Coated High Speed Steel Tools for Industrial Application
Authors: Sami Ullah Khan  , Wasim Jamshed
Published: March 2024

Numerous machining process output metrics may be used to evaluate a material's machinability, with tool life unquestionably being the most popular. The rate of tool wear, which is heavily reliant on the current wear mechanisms, determines the tool life in the main. The problem of tool wear needs to be rectified to improve machining quality such as surface roughness and production time. In this study, the thermal barrier coating (TBC) technique on machining tool (HSS) to improve its effectiveness. Utilizing Zirconia and Chromium-based compounds, the HSS tool have been coated. FEA (ANSYS software) was used to examine the material strength and wear of the suggested HSS tool. The tool life for machining is improved by suggesting these nano coated tools. Through this project's efforts, a cutting-edge tool might also be recommended.
An Effective Deep Learning Model for Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Detection Using Artificial Neural Network
Authors: Nafea Ahmed Adil , Kareem Aythem Khairi , Khalaf Meaad Ali , AL-Ani Mohammed M
Published: March 2024

Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a powerful technique for molecular sensing and has gained significant attention due to its high sensitivity and selectivity. SERS based on deep learning technology have been used in this study of materials, biological recognition, food safety, and intelligence. Deep learning techniques have shown tremendous potential in various scientific fields, including spectroscopy-based detection methodologies. In this study, we propose an effective deep learning approach for SERS detection using an artificial neural network (ANN). Then, the results are compared using two datasets batch1 and batch2. This study used Rhumamine 6G (R6G) as an aim molecule in this study. The experimental develops show the effectiveness of proposed ANN
A Survey on the Significance of Artificial intelligence (AI) in Network cybersecurity
Authors: Maryam Abdulsalam Ali  , ALI ALQARAGHULI
Published: March 2024

Virtual environments providing public services, private businesses, and social media platforms occupy a large portion of our time. Cybercriminals should refrain from stealing data or compromising systems in these settings. Cybersecurity refers to the actions taken at the executive, organisational, and technological levels to protect data, communication networks, and electronic information from unauthorised access, use, or disclosure. Additionally, it must manage all necessary criteria to safeguard customers from dangers and intrusions while simultaneously improving the security, privacy, and secrecy of personal data. The literature reviewed here focuses on artificial intelligence (AI) as it relates to cybersecurity, protecting computer systems from assault, hacking, and data theft. An overview of seminal works on the topic of deep learning and machine learning as they pertain to cybersecurity is provided in this study. Machine learning and deep learning algorithms also regulate computer system infiltration by predicting and understanding harmful software behavior and traffic, which protects against illegal admission
Evaluation of OFDM system in terms of PAPR and BER using PAPR Reduction Techniques : Windowing and Clipping
Authors: Siluveru Mounika , Nanda Dharavath , Kesoju Madhavi
Published: March 2024

The issue of transferring signals in a non-intrusive and efficient manner is highly intriguing. Consequently, the utilisation of the Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) transmission technology is employed due to its enhanced resilience against multipath fading and its ability to achieve better efficiency compared to alternative wireless communication methods. Although the PAPR issue offers certain benefits, it poses undesirable consequences for OFDM, leading to a significant decrease in data transmission rate. Consequently, the mitigation of peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) issues leads to an improvement in the quality of service. The reduction of PAPR can be achieved by the implementation of clipping and windowing techniques. These approaches arrange the signal into discrete levels of similar magnitude and apply clipping to minimise the bit error rate (BER), resulting in a drop in PAPR. The proposed approach is implemented using the MATLAB software.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE BLOCKCHAIN: PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Authors: Mohammed Sahar , Thaaer kh.Asman  , Hadeel M Salih  , Alaa Mohammed Mahmood
Published: March 2024

These days, we are observing a very rapid spread of the electric vehicleindustry. This means a significant increase in the data and energy exchanged betweenthese vehicles. The existing centralized approach is less secure and more vulnerableto data destruction and manipulation by intruders. Therefore, it became necessary tosearch for an alternative that provides excellent protection for this massive amountof data and energy. Although blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are closelyassociated, they also have many other potential applications in fields including energyand sustainability, the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, smart mobility, andmore. In the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) idea, blockchain can provide security forelectric vehicle (EV) transactions, enabling electricity trading to be carried out ina decentralized, transparent, and secure manner. . This paper will explain the use ofblockchain in this field and how it can handle the trade of transmitted and receivedenergy between electric vehicles. The advantages of using blockchain with electriccars and how it can secure the transactions of energy trading will be shown too. Agroup of researchers in this field and the challenges that face this technology in energytrading will be discussed too; the studies will be looked at, and recommendations forinvestments and security will be made. Additionally, the future implications of variousblockchain technologies will be highlighted.
Using a Fuzzy Approach as an Assessment Method to Extend the Lifespan of Wireless Sensor Networks using the LEACH Protocol
Authors: Yonan Janan Farag , Oleiwi Ayser Hadi
Published: March 2024

Wireless sensor network is the term used to describe a network where network nodes are wirelessly configured to collect data from the real world. Node sensors depend on finite energy sources, such as batteries, because of the wireless configuration they have. If the battery-operated sensor of the node is not charged, it will be unable to carry out its intended function. If a specific amount of nodes fail, the network will cease to function. Several energy-efficient protocols were developed for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), including the LEACH Protocol. The LEACH protocol demonstrates a single cluster-based protocol by dividing available sensor nodes into sets and interacting with each set individually. The shape of an energy can be altered by compressing or expanding it, based on the cluster's configuration. We are comparing the network lifespans of three distinct versions of the LEACH protocol that utilize fuzzy techniques for cluster selection with the lifespan of WSNs generated by a previous version of the protocol.
Globalization and Trade Dynamics within the G20
Authors: Gupta Dr. Radha , Mishra Dr. Ruchi
Published: March 2024

Globalization and trade have become integral components of the modern world, shaping economies, societies, and international relations. The Group of Twenty (G20), established in 1999, has played a crucial role in addressing global economic challenges and fostering international cooperation. This chapter explores the complex relationship between globalization, trade, and the G20, delving into the key principles, and contemporary issues.
Unleashing Power of Dual Nature of AI:Opportunities and Responsible AI
Authors: Bajaj Dr. Sonia
Published: March 2024

India, which has the second-largest population in the world and the fastest-growing economy, is a significant contributor to the revolution in AI. As the AI‘s potential has been recognized and witnessed that it can revolutionize economies the necessity for India to plan was felt that‘s why the Hon'ble Finance Minister directed NITI Aayog to create the National Programme on AI in his 2018–19 budget speech. The NITI Aayog-prepared national strategy for artificial intelligence in India lays out the next steps for leveraging AI's potential across a range of industries. The aim of the program was to direct research and development in new and emerging technologies. India benefits from artificial intelligence (AI) practices and initiatives in solving societal requirements in domains like healthcare, education, agriculture, smart cities, and infrastructure, including smart mobility and transportation using such dynamic data
Composition’s Imagined Geographies: The Politics of Space in the Frontier, City, and Cyberspace
Authors: Reynolds Nedra
Published: March 2024

My purpose here is to [use] concepts from postmodern geography to explore how spaces and places are socially produced through discourse and how these constructed spaces can then deny their connections to material reality or mask material conditions. (Reynolds 13-14).
History as Complex Storytelling
Authors: Welsch Kathleen A.
Published: March 2024

History is about storytelling. And like any good narrative invested in recounting tales of forebearers, its aim is not only to create an image of the past but a way of understanding what we see… It allows us to place ourselves as participants in an historical tradition, parts of which we wish to claim and others which we would prefer to distance ourselves from. (Welsch 116).
No Smiling Madonna: Marian Wharton and the Struggle to Construct a Critical Pedagogy for the Working Class, 1914–1917
Authors: Greer Jane
Published: March 2024

This article examines the work of Marian Wharton, a socialist and feminist who helped shape the English curriculum at the People’s College in Fort Scott, Kansas, from 1914 to 1917. While other historical projects on writing instruction have focused on women working at or in alliance with elite eastern colleges, Wharton operated outside the traditional academy at a site where the empowerment of the working class was the explicit goal of writing and language instruction. By exploring tensions in Wharton’s work, I hope to develop a rich, historically-situated conception of how the rhetorical activities of women and other marginalized people are a complex interweaving of alliance and antagonism, of free choice and restricted options, of accomplishment and failure.
Beauteous Wonders of a Different Kind: Aphra Behn’s Destabilization of Sexual Categories
Authors: Martin Roberta C.
Published: March 2024

Suggests that the poetry and the life of Aphra Behn illumines the dynamic of a fascinating transitional period in definitions of gender and sexuality; and that she was the true pioneer of this brave new world of sexual possibility in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
The Public Intellectual, Service Learning, and Activist Research
Authors: Cushman Ellen
Published: March 2024

Challenges the recently proposed definition of the public intellectual. States that true public intellectuals (1) combine their research, teaching, and service efforts in order to address certain social issues important to community members in underserviced neighborhoods; and (2) believe in protecting scholarly autonomy through popularizing intellectual work.
World Literature in the Age of Globalization: Reflections on an Anthology
Authors: Hassan Waïl S.
Published: March 2024

Addresses the evolution of the most authoritative and widely used textbook in world literature courses in the United States, “The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces.” Questions if the “Norton Anthology” has provided educators who are committed to the teaching of world literature from non-Eurocentric perspectives with a useful tool, or if the anthology reproduces the canon’s ideological underpinnings.
Learning to See: White
Authors: Pixley Marcella Fleischman , VanDerPloeg Laura Schneider
Published: March 2024

Describes a program wherein two middle school classes representing widely different cultural backgrounds discussed online the subject of race and diversity. Finds that because of the dialogue (1) students were willing to meet each other and benefit from the meetings; and (2) teachers learned the value of examining the effects that their own whiteness had on discussions about race.
What Part of Speech Is O. J. Simpson?: Teaching Grammar and Style through the News
Authors: Kane Sharon
Published: March 2024

Sharon Kane’s “What Part of Speech Is O.J. Simpson?: Teaching Grammar and Style through the News” shows us how to use news stories to teach grammar and usage in context.
The Learning Response Log: An Assessment Tool
Authors: Lee Elizabeth Perritt
Published: March 2024

Discusses uses learning logs for student assessment. Defines learning logs. Discusses structuring the logs; student voices and responses; a map drawing assignment; and using logs for evaluation.
On Tuesday Morning: The Case for Standards for the English Language Arts
Authors: Brewbaker James M.
Published: March 2024

Argues that the “Standards for the English Language Arts” (SELA) gives English teachers direction. Discusses what “teaching English” means. Suggests that SELA is not a prescriptive list of measurement items nor a cookbook for skillful English teaching: SELA is a statement of principles of, for, and by professionals, and a K-12 statement of process-centered learning and teaching principles.
Censorship and the Myth of Appropriateness: Reflections on Teaching Reading in High School
Authors: Greenbaum Vicky
Published: March 2024

Asks whether teachers should teach the art of insightful reading or live in fear of parents and other well-meaning arbiters who may bar Shakespeare and other challenging texts from the curriculum. Examines the meaning of censorship, what censors fear, and the possibility of discussing mature topics with secondary school students.
Words Worth 1,000 Pictures: Confronting Film Censorship
Authors: Kearns Edward A.
Published: March 2024

Reviews a case of censorship of the film “1900” and suggests that teachers and scholars are not prepared to defend the viewing of legitimate and appropriate films against censorship campaigns. Examines the meaning of “community standards” and the relationship to state or national standards.
Introducing Censorship: One Teacher’s Approach
Authors: Ellenbogen Charles M.
Published: March 2024

Describes how a teacher used Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee’s play “Inherit the Wind,” dealing with the evolution versus creation controversy, as a medium for teaching censorship issues in a Nashville, Tennessee junior high school Language Arts and Literature class.
RainbowTeachers/Rainbow Students: Reflections: “Why Can’t I?”
Authors: Horne Lisa
Published: March 2024

Presents the reflections of a young African American school teacher as she considers her role as a role model and mentor, especially to those of her race and gender.
Collected Wisdom: The Best Articles Ever Written on Young Adullt Literature and Teen Reading
Authors: Abrahamson Richard F.
Published: March 2024

Presents an annotated list of best articles on young adult literature from 1912 to the present. Divides the articles into sections on the rationale for young adult literature, the dimensions of young adult literature, using young adult literature in the classroom, and censorship and the young adult novel.
Rainbow Teachers Rainbow Students: Learning a Second Culture: The Context of Our Classrooms
Authors: Cruz MaryCarmen , Duff Ogle Burks
Published: March 2024

Discusses the challenges facing “rainbow teachers” in developing the habits of academic literacy in their “rainbow students:” teaching them how to write and speak as a member of an academic community, how and when to request information and from whom to request it.
Fostering Response to Vietnam War Literature through the Arts
Authors: Johannessen Larry R.
Published: March 2024

Describes a unit on the literature of the Vietnam War (part of a college course called “Twentieth Century War Literature”) which uses the arts to enhance student learning. Discusses activities and assignments in which students create visual representations, conduct research, and prepare oral reports on the Vietnam War literature they read.
Teaching Demetria Martinez’ "Mother Tongue"
Authors: Mossman Robert D.
Published: March 2024

Explores a powerful, complex novel full of extraordinary prose and very appealing to students: “MotherTongue” by Demetria Martinez. Describes several intriguing avenues the work offers for teaching both stylistically and thematically: politics, use of multiple genres, point of view, and prose.
Teaching the Holocaust: "Light from the Yellow Star" Leads the Way
Authors: Gorrell Nancy
Published: March 2024

Discusses a five-day Holocaust lesson based around Robert O. Fisch’s memoir “Light from the Yellow Star: A Lesson of Love from the Holocaust.” Describes class activities as students responded to Fisch’s artwork, to his narrative text, living history, living prejudice, and genocide. Concludes that the memoir is an invaluable testimony and invaluable teaching tool.
Resources and Reviews: The Net Effect: Telecommunications in English Language Arts Classrooms
Authors: Fadale Tony
Published: March 2024

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In the Zone: Empowering Students and Teachers to Be Agents of Change
Authors: Heidorn Mary E. , Rabine Brenda-Lee
Published: March 2024

Describes a collaboration between two high school English teachers that linked sophomore and senior English classes in using literacy for real purposes in the “Magazines for Change” project. Discusses the process of collaboration between the teachers, and describes the project itself. Notes the many benefits that resulted, and describes how students’ work was assessed.
Creating Literacy Communities: High School/University Partnerships
Authors: Dale Helen , Traun Carla
Published: March 2024

Describes how a high school English teacher and a university instructor of preservice teachers worked together to create cross-age student partnerships, in which the college students responded to the high school students’ writing. Describes the project’s evolution, benefits to the high school students, to the college students, and to both teachers.
Mutual Mentoring: Designing and Teaching a Linked University/Secondary School Course on Literacy
Authors: Landay Eileen
Published: March 2024

Describes a collaboration between an innovative high school English course and a college-level course of literacy theory. Describes the collaboration, its goals and outcomes, and benefits. Discusses briefly resisting institutional hierarchies.
The Portfolio Research Project: A Successful School/Univerisity Collaboration
Authors: Sawyer Mary H.
Published: March 2024

Describes the Portfolio Research Project, a three-year research project ultimately involving 20 teachers of grades 6–12 from a variety of schools, in which teachers acted as primary researchers, developing their own research projects to explore the use of portfolios to assess literature learning. Describes what participants researched, how teachers were supported, and success of project. Notes ways teachers might become involved in a teacher–research group.
Down the Street and Across the Grades: A High School/Elementary School Partnership
Authors: McBride Robert
Published: March 2024

Describes an ongoing partnership between a high school English teacher and two elementary school teachers. Discusses dividing the semester into three sections (relationship building, activities, and final projects). Outlines how the partnership started, the activities involved, and benefits to teachers and students. Argues that the partnership reawakened high school students’ passion about language.
Thinking and Doing Literature: An Eight–Year Study
Authors: Langer Judith
Published: March 2024

Langer discusses her approach to researching the classrooms of teachers
New Teachers: A First Job on the Inside
Authors: Fontana Kim
Published: March 2024

Describes the author’s first teaching job as a reading teacher at a maximum security detention center for youthful offenders. Describes how the author shed some naivete on the way to learning that what students were primarily learning was trust–in themselves and in others.