bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
ЛИНЕЙНЫЙ ПРИВОД С ЭЛЕКТРОРЕОЛОГИЧЕСКИМ УПРАВЛЕНИЕМ
Authors: Шахов Д.С. , Михайлов В.П. , Базиненков А.М. , Жуков М.Е.
Published: May 2023

Рассмотрен линейный пневмогидравлический привод с электрореологическим (ЭР) управлением для обеспечения скорости перемещения объектов по заданному закону. Высокая точность поддержания скорости перемещений обеспечивается за счет применения в качестве рабочей среды ЭР-жидкости на основе крахмала, способной практически мгновенно изменять реологические свойства под действием электрического поля. Проведен расчет распределения потенциала в ЭР-дросселе, а также расчет скорости течения ЭР-жидкости в дросселе и трубопроводах. Экспериментально установлено, что эффективная регулировка скорости перемещения штока привода осуществляется при давлении воздуха на входе в пневмоцилиндр 0,4 атм и объемной концентрации дисперсной фазы рабочей жидкости 25%.
Complejidad y disputa territorial. Reensamblando el conflicto de Cholula, Puebla, México, 2014-2017
Authors: López Cuenca Alberto , Frausto Cárdenas Fátima Lucero
Published: May 2023

Objetivo: discutir el carácter complejo de la noción de territorio a partir del acercamiento a los conflictos desplegados en la zona arqueológica de Cholula, Puebla, entre 2014 y 2017. Metodología: estudio hermenéutico y cualitativo, sustentado en observación in situ, entrevistas y revisión de documentos gubernamentales, académicos y de prensa. Resultados: se muestra la zona disputada de Cholula como un ensamblaje densamente conformado de modo simultáneo y heterogéneo por distintas redes sociales y técnicas. Valor: la ontología relacional a la que se recurre ofrece una comprehensión profunda, compleja y sistemática tanto del territorio de Cholula en conflicto como de los diferentes enfoques disciplinares y multidisciplinares que han respondido al territorio en conflicto. Limitaciones: existen otras perspectivas útiles para (des)tramar el conflicto abordado, como la ecológica o la incidencia de las movilizaciones en el desarrollo comunitario y en la defensa del territorio, entre otras. Conclusiones: la condición relacional del territorio disputado permite apreciar por qué la construcción de infraestructura atraviesa cuatro caracterizaciones de territorio (histórico, patrimonial, sociorreligioso y periurbano) solo en apariencia estancas, porque dicha construcción las desborda de modo impredecible.
Combate a la corrupción y protección de derechos humanos. El papel de los regímenes internacionales en la materia
Authors: Gutiérrez Luna Anahí
Published: May 2023

El objetivo de este artículo es explicar la relación que existe entre corrupción y violación de derechos humanos y, a partir de ello, argumentar sobre la necesidad de combatir los altos niveles de corrupción presentes en algunos países a través de soluciones a nivel internacional como es el fortalecimiento de los regímenes internacionales tanto de derechos humanos como en materia anticorrupción. Con base en un estudio cuantitativo realizado mediante un modelo de datos panel para 173 países en un periodo de seis años (2012-2017) se demuestra que a medida que aumenta la violación de los derechos humanos, hay mayor percepción de corrupción en los países.
ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTRAINTS HINDERING THE DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-RISE MODULAR BUILDINGS
Authors: Alekseeva N. A. , Tolkachev Y. A.
Published: May 2023

The assembly of a building from modular blocks that are completely Modular buildings assembled at factories are used for residential buildings, student housing, hotel buildings, schools, hospitals and other social infrastructure facilities. However, due to the existing restrictions, the process of introducing modular buildings into the construction of large facilities is still quite slow. To identify the factors hindering the development of high-rise modular buildings in Russia, a literature review was conducted, as well as a study was conducted through a focus group survey. To quantify the identified constraints, a questionnaire survey of experts in the construction field directly related to modular construction was conducted. This document showed that “Regulatory Limitations”, “Lack of experience and knowledge” and “Lack of building codes and standards” are the main barriers hindering the introduction of modular buildings. The results obtained should serve as a valuable guide for stakeholders using modular buildings, while reducing the risks of modular construction. Future research is expected to use building information modeling and design for manufacturing and assembly to minimize existing constraints and improve the performance of modular construction.
ASSESSMENT OF ACCESSIBILITY OF HOUSING BASED ON LIFE CYCLE COST METHODOLOGY
Authors: Holubava O. S.
Published: May 2023

Indicators of security and affordability of housing are one of the main indicators of social security of the population, its level of well-being. Assessment of the security and affordability of housing is relevant and the subject of research in modern economic science. The article discloses approaches to the calculation of these indicators, provides statistical data showing the provision of housing in the Republic of Belarus, the dynamics of changes in this indicator. The deviations of the indicator of housing affordability by regions and the city of Minsk from the average republican value have been calculated, which makes it possible to assess the severity of the social problem of housing security in the capital. The estimated part includes an assessment of the life cycle cost of a multi-storey residential building of typical consumer characteristics for a period of 50 years. It is proposed to assess the affordability of housing, taking into account not only the one-time costs of building or purchasing housing, but also the periodic costs of the life cycle of real estate objects: operating costs, maintenance costs, capital repairs and, ultimately, demolition. This approach allows you to estimate the total cost of home ownership. In this case, the indicator of the affordability of housing is the period of time that a citizen spends in order to earn sufficient funds for the purchase and operation of housing.
ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE ERRORS IN THE SPEECH OF NATIVE SPEAKERS: DISTINCTION AND TYPES
Authors: Nekipelova I. M.
Published: May 2023

The article is devoted to the study of the nature of errors made by native speakers of the Russian language as non-native in speech. In the research, the author revised the principles and criteria of errors and mistakes and showed absolute and relative errors along with communicative-significant and communicative-insignificant errors. The research uses the problem-oriented method. It allows you to use the terms of other sciences that give a more accurate understanding of the situation under study. Absolute errors and mistakes should include those errors that are visible and that affect (communicatively significant) or do not affect (communicatively insignificant) understanding of the situation. Relative errors and mistakes should include those errors that are not visible, but that affect the understanding of the situation. The modern linguodidactic system for evaluating errors in speech is based on the detection of only absolute errors. However, the allow of relative errors by speakers sufficiently complicates the social interaction of native speakers of the Russian language and native speakers of the Russian language as non-native, as it arises due to violations in the expression of the basic categories embedded in the Russian language and forming its uniqueness. However, situations where speakers make relative mistakes seriously complicate the social interaction of native speakers of the Russian language and non-native speakers of the Russian language, because it arises due to violations in the expression of basic categories. These categories are embedded in the Russian language and form its uniqueness. Among such categories, the author identifies the categorical expression of absolute and relative characteristic; performance and ineffectiveness of the action; belonging; existence and joint action; modality; completeness and insufficiency of the action. Finally, it was concluded that relative errors most often occur when topics containing the expression of these categories are poorly developed in curricula, textbooks and textbooks. The author concluded that understanding the nature of absolute and relative errors contributes not only to a more complete understanding of the speech of foreigners, but also to the prevention of these errors as a result of processing and adjusting the curriculum. This is necessary for the design of new textbooks and the revision of the evaluation methodology of lingvodidactic testing.
Prediction of Diabetes using Machine Learning
Authors: Singh Ramander , Sabbag Anas , Pal Anupriya , Agarwal Ayush , Sahu Ayushmaan , Goel Chirag
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Diabetes is a chronic condition that could lead to a catastrophe in the world's healthcare system. 537 million people worldwide have diabetes, according to the International Diabetes Federation. By 2045, this number is anticipated to reach 783 million. A rise in blood glucose levels can result in diabetes. Numerous symptoms, which includes frequent urination, increased thirst, and increased appetite, are brought on by this raised blood glucose level. It is a significant contributor to heart failure, stroke, kidney failure, blindness, and amputations. The objective of the given study mainly is to develop the single collective system that combines result of many different types machine learning techniques, including Logistic Regression, Linear Regression, Support Vector Machine, and Random Forest, to more accurately predict diabetes in a patient. It collects the patient's records based on their pregnancy, blood sugar levels, blood pressure, insulin levels, body mass index, and many other factors. Each of the strategies will be used to determine the model's correctness, however, we found that the Support vector machine method had the highest accuracy (77%). The diabetes forecast is then made using the model with the highest accuracy.
Visualizer for Algorithms and Path Finding with User Interface Design
Authors: Sakri Leena I. , Bendigeri Deepa , Joshi Sachin , Hiremagadi Arpita , Gurumurti Pooja , Angadi Keerti , Kittur Shraddha
Published: May 2023

Abstract: A graphical description of how algorithms like sorting and path finding work is provided by the Algorithm and Path Finding visualizer. The system thoroughly explains each process using both text and animation. Dots, lines, dimensional bars, and other graphic elements are combined to create an algorithm visualisation, which shows some of the algorithm's more "interesting events." The benefits of the algorithm visualizer include a user-friendly UI. It's easy to use the UI. Users move easily and without exertion. input of data entry by users is possible in the system. User command Users can adjust the speed of the algorithm animation to make it simpler or harder for them to grasp the backend functionality depending on how quickly they learn and process new information, and it will show the space and time complexity of each algorithm.
Smart Parking System Based on Image Processing
Authors: Rankhamb Pranita
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Successful implementation of smart parking systems can effectively reduce a lot of problems related to traffic congestion in urban areas. Wastage of fuel and time in search of a vacant parking space will be significantly reduced and the complete utilization of the available parking areas can make our cities really smart. Parking slot detection and user notification are the two major sections of a smart parking system. The empty parking space detection was initially done by deploying a number of sensors in the parking lot. It is highly expensive and complicated to install. But the advancement of image processing has enabled us to use images of the parking area to find out empty spaces. In this paper, a comparative study of the various parking space identification techniques has been done. Also, image processing-based system models have been presented as a replacement for sensor-based systems. A very efficient and simple technique for parking slot identification based on optical character recognition (OCR) has been introduced in this paper. The camera installed in the parking lot captures the image of the parking area with specially numbered parking spaces. The OCR system recognizes numbers that are not hidden by a vehicle parked over it and this information is used for identifying the empty spaces.
IoT-driven Solar Tracking System for Reliable and Efficient Energy Generation
Authors: Thopate Prof. Kaushalya
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The surge in global energy consumption can be attributed to the growing global population and rising living standards. However, since fossil fuel and oil supplies are finite, the need for renewable energy sources has become paramount. In view of the rapid advancements in renewable energy technologies, a solar energy tracking rotatable panel for power generation is being developed as part of this project's objectives. This panel will be engineered to track the sun's position for optimal energy output, thereby serving as a useful tool for power consumption.
An Assessment on the Effect of Lime in Atterberg Limits of Soil
Authors: Hussain Er. Mohd Vasique
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The study was aimed to find the effect of lime on Atterberg limits of soil. The experiment was carried out using clay as soil sample and tests were conducted on various proportions of lime ( i.e 2%,4%,6% of lime in addition by weight of soil sample). The experiment shows the increment in liquid limit and plastic limit of soil on addition of lime upto 6%. The experiment also shows the declination in plasticity index on increasing the proportion of lime.
Comparative Analysis of Vein Biometrics Methodologies: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: Thakor Kiran B.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Vein biometrics has emerged as a promising modality for secure and reliable personal identification. With its unique characteristics and inherent physiological properties, veins offer distinct advantages over other biometric modalities. However, the methodology employed in vein biometrics plays a crucial role in determining its performance and accuracy. This paper presents a comprehensive comparison of various methodologies used in vein biometrics, aiming to provide insights into the strengths, weaknesses, and advancements in this field.
Technical Paper on Stock Prediction using Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: Dhule Shivprasad
Published: May 2023

Abstract: In today's financial world, a stock market is quite important. The stock market's worth is an important part of today's global economic system. The stock market attracts a large number of people from all areas of life, whether corporate or academic. Because of the non-linear structure of the stock market, research is one of the world's hottest and most important topics. People invest in the stock market based on previous theory outcomes or assumptions. When it comes to forecasting, people typically look for ways or procedures to help them reduce risk and improve performance. As a result, in today's competitive stock market, stock value forecast is crucial. Critical and technical studies' approach cannot guarantee the consistency and accuracy of estimations. As a result, machine learning technology has risen in popularity in stock forecasting over the last 5-6 years, with estimates based on current stock values that have been educated in terms of prior values. This research focuses on using LSTM (Long Short Time Memory) technology to forecast future market trends.
Educational Application for Institute
Authors: Patil Prof. Pravin
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Online education, also known as distance learning, has become increasingly important in today's education system as traditional classroom learning may not be suitable for younger generations. Online education offers numerous advantages for young learners. Institute Management Systems assist teachers in managing various tasks such as grading, tracking student activities, conducting quizzes, creating lesson plans, generating reports, and facilitating communication through email. Students can access assignments, tests, grades, report cards, and progress reports online. They can also communicate with teachers and peers through email and online forums. A questionnaire was used to gather feedback from students and teachers, revealing their awareness of the benefits of project-based teaching and its significant impact on students' skill development.
Face Recognition Based Attendance System
Authors: Pooja G
Published: May 2023

Abstract: If attendance is managed manually, it can be quite taxing on the teachers. Smart and automated attendance management systems are being used to address this issue. This architecture makes it simple to address the issue of proxies and students being counted as present even though they are not. The system implemented makes use of the LBPH face recognizer to instantly recognise a person's face. Light has an impact on both Eigen and Fisher faces, and real-world lighting conditions cannot always be ideal. This issue can be solved by a change in the LBPH faces. This method decides who is present and who is not by comparing the images from the test and training sessions. A system-updated excel sheet that contains the attendance information is kept in the database. The faculty can get a copy of the attendance sheet through mail by clicking auto mail button in the GUI. The face recognizer detects faces using Haar Cascade Classifier, and recognizes the faces using Local Binary Patterns Histograms (LBPH) algorithm.
Blood Bank Management System with Emergency Blood Locator
Authors: Kaur Karamjeet
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The intention of this study is to create a blood management system for Both Android and iOS to help with the administration of blood records, and ease or control the distribution of blood in different parts of the nation based on the hospitals or recipient’s demands. Without quick and timely access to donors, this can lead to the death of the patient. If someone needs the blood, then either the person has to go to the blood bank nearby or else he has to buy the blood from the hospital, but if both places don’t have the blood of the required group, then finding the required blood group might be a tough task in those critical times. This application will help users find and select nearby source online instantly by tracing their location using GPS, and it will also reduce the time spent to a greater extent searching for blood remotely. A digital donor card will be provided to donors, as well as insurance services. Ambulance services will be arranged in case of an emergency
Experimental Study on Rubberized Concrete using Zeolite and Geopolymer
Authors: Satghare Nikhil
Published: May 2023

Abstract: In Earth, as we know that there is a lot of minerals and ores are present. This is also containing soil and aggregates in it. Nowadays, as we know that there is depletion of concrete materials which is available now days. So, in this project we are going to create or making some concrete with some admixtures and partially replacing with some other materials and making an economical concrete and obtain the concrete which is giving us a good result also. In this project we are going to study the effects of rubberized concrete using zeolite and geopolymer and at the end we are going to compare the results with the normal concrete. In this we are also going to use an alkaline activator. With the help of this activator the geopolymers act as a Cementous material when this alkaline activator mix aur react with Industrial waste or natural material. As we had studied from the previous papers that with the help of rubberized concrete using zeolite and geopolymer which conclude that this type of concrete had a good binding property with iron bars and this concrete is not affects the reinforcement bars as compared to our normal concrete.
Spiritual Intelligence, Burnout and Quality of Life among Middle-Aged Adults
Authors: Malkoti Varnika , Hasan Dr. Zuby
Published: May 2023

Abstract: This study examines the relationships between spiritual intelligence (SI), burnout, and quality of life (QoL) among middle-aged working individuals (22-35 years old). Participants were from various industries. The objective is to investigate the potential correlations and gender disparities among the variables and explore their implications for interventions to enhance QoL and reduce burnout in this population. The results indicate a negative correlation between SI and QoL, suggesting that individuals with higher levels of SI tend to report lower levels of QoL. However, no significant correlation was found between burnout and SI, indicating that spirituality may not necessarily serve as a protective factor against burnout. Gender disparities were observed for SI and burnout, with differences noted between males and females. However, no significant gender differences were found in QoL.
Improving Multistory Building Stability: A Review on Effects of Varied Concrete Grade in Beams at Different Floor Levels
Authors: Malviya Shreya , Chincholikar Prof. Prachi
Published: May 2023

Abstract: In order to address the issue of decreasing living space and the increasing use of high-rise structures, many countries are pursuing sustainability goals. Multistory buildings, which require less land area, can help transform a city into a metropolitan hub and attract investments. The construction of tall buildings has the only viable option as it maximizes space efficiency. This study extensively reviews various papers related to this topic, with a significant body of work having already been conducted in this field. To ensure that these buildings are cost-effective, safe, and suitable, new ideas and expertise are essential. Stability enhancement techniques are particularly relevant in the field of structural engineering. This literature review provides valuable insights and findings to aid in this pursuit, we came to know the conclusive outcome that aim to provide technical insights and recommendations for future research in this area.
Android Mobile Based Security Lock for Bike Ignition
Authors: Virkar Umesh , Deshmukh Aishwaraya , Sarade Nima , Joshi Aashish
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Bikes being taken from parking lots is a frequent occurrence. Or occasionally we accidentally forget to take the bike's keys off. It is really challenging to get the bike back in these situations. This initiative is intended to accomplish this goal. The primary idea behind this project is to use an Android mobile to enter a password to secure a bike. When the password is incorrectly entered, this project activates a buzzer. An essential link in a security chain is a bike access control. Only anyone with the proper authorization are able to access the bike using the access control system of the microcontroller-based bike locker
Scour around Bridge Pier by Providing New Hybrid Collar with Opening Design for Different Pier Particulars
Authors: Chauhan Mayurkumar B. , Acharya Nirav D.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The scour around bridge piers is a very complex phenomenon. Before the designing of the bridge piers, information of the system of scour around a bridge pier is expected for any designer. For the most part disappointment of the bridge is happened because of the scouring peculiarities. In this proposal work scour around equal compound piers were experimentally studied using recirculating flume. To the satisfaction of the proposition objective, all software modelling and experimental tests run were conducted in clear water scour conditions utilization uniform non-cohesive sand with D50 (Geometric mean size of sand) equal to 1.30 mm was used with different geometry uniform piers. From openFOAM as well as experimental study analysis go for this study to reduced scouring impacts around bridge pier by providing new hybrid collar design with openings for different particulars, in the shape of a collar with openings, to be an improvement over existing FPC. New hybrid collar design with opening combination can reduced scour around 71% to 75% at upstream and 48 to 50% at downstream scour can be minimised from experimental analysis
Design and Analysis of Six Speed Constant Mesh Gearbox using Al 7075 Alloy as Gear Material
Authors: Raghavendra K , C Girisha , Bhargava Karnam , Hussain Khaja , C Manoj
Published: May 2023

Abstract: A design concept for a 6-speed constant mesh gearbox utilizing Al 7075 as the material for helical gears. The objective of this design is to enhance the performance and durability of the transmission system while reducing weight and improving overall efficiency. Al 7075 is chosen as the material for the helical gears due to its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and high fatigue resistance. These properties make it suitable for handling the demanding operating conditions and torque loads experienced in a gearbox. The helical gear configuration offers advantages such as smoother and quieter operation compared to other gear types, reducing noise and vibration levels. The gearbox is designed with six speeds to provide a wide range of gear ratios, enabling optimal engine performance at various vehicle speeds. The constant mesh design ensures quick and seamless gear shifting, enhancing the driving experience and minimizing power losses during gear changes
Smart Data Sharing System for Computational Nodes with Fragmental Framework
Authors: Kale Rutuja , Kuwar Pratik , Kakade Ajay , Koshti Ashish
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Image mining is a critical research space in recent times that focuses on the supply of facts in records. this is in which records from the internet siteis mined so that informative facts can be processed and used correctly and correctly through people. Image segmentation has gained popularity in recent years due to its usefulness in improving the quality and efficiency of various computer vision applications, particularly in e-commerce websites. The paper provides a summary of the relevant literature, introduction associated with implementing this technology. The reviewed studies suggest that e- commerce websites with image segmentation technology have higher conversion rates, lower bounce rates, and increased customer satisfaction compared to those without
Text Reader for Visually Impaired Person using Image Processing/Open-CV
Authors: Mote Aparna.V.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: The main issue that visually impaired individualsconfront these days is that they are unable to do text recognition on their own, forcing them to rely on others for day-to-day tasks such as reading newspapers, writing letters, referring to books, and so on. This issue may erode their confidence because they are unable to cope on their own. Theproject's ultimate goal is to assist visually challenged personswith text recognition. This goal is accomplished by creating amodule that converts text into speech and speaks it through the provided headphone/speaker. The code is written in Python after importing pytesseract and gtts. For character recognition, this project employs the concept of image processing and the OCR approach.
Two Way Indian Sign Language Translator using LSTM and NLP
Authors: Rakesh Ch. , Madhumitha G. , Meghana S. , Niharika T. Sahithi , Rohith M. , K Ajay Ram.
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Sign language is the efficacious medium that connects silent people and the world, and there are many significant existing sign languages across the globe. A lot of research is done to compromise the borders of difficulty in the communication between silent and normal person and most of them are based on ASL (American Sign Language). The aspiration for bridging the gap between silent people and normal people in terms of communication using ISL (Indian Sign Language) led to unfold this project. It functions as a two-way sign translator that is the conversion of sign to text and contrariwise. It recognizes various poses as well as gestures and returns appropriate results. The designed translator predicts the sign with an accuracy of 88 percent in real-time and was trained to recognize 15 actions using LSTM and MediaPipe. The text to sign translator works up to paragraph level using NLP.
IOT Monitoring Smart School Bus
Authors: Totawar Aniket , Sonawane Umakant , Suryawanshi Abhishek , Dhumale Dr. N.R.
Published: May 2023

The IOT-based school bus tracking and monitoring system which uses a GPS for tracking and monitoring school buses in real-time. The system provides an easy-to-use interface for students, parents, and school administrators to monitor the location of the school bus, the number of students on the bus, and their safety. It also provides the ability to send out automated alerts if the bus deviates from its defined route. In addition, the system can be integrated with other existing school management systems for better tracking and monitoring. By providing an efficient and reliable tracking and monitoring system, the proposed system can help to improve student safety and reduce the workload of school administrators
The Influence of Brand Image, Product Quality, and Price on Purchase Decisions
Authors: Pratiwi Rianty Astrid , Juliati Ratih , Sa'diyah Chalimatuz
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to test and analyze the effect of brand image, product quality, and price on purchasing decisions. The population in this study was the overall student of iPhone smartphone users in Malang city with a sample of 128 respondents. The characteristics of respondents are students located in the city of Malang and students who first bought the iPhone brand smartphone. Sampling techniques use snowball sampling. The study was conducted in June 2021 using an online questionnaire. Data analysis techniques are performed using multiple linear regressions. The results of this study concluded that brand image, product quality, and price have a positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions. The quality of the dominant product influences the purchase decision because smartphone consumers prioritize the advantages possessed by iPhone smartphone products
The Effect of Work Motivation and Work Discipline on Employee Performance Through Work Procedures As Intervening Variables
Authors: Puspitasari Yeni , Malik Nazaruddin , Yuliati Uci
Published: May 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of work motivation and work discipline on employee performance through work procedures as an intervening variable. The type of data used in this study is associative using quantitative research methods. The population of this study was 83 respondents with a total sampling method. The data analysis technique uses path analysis. The results show that work motivation has a positive and significant effect on employee performance, work discipline has a positive and insignificant effect on employee performance, and work motivation has a positive and insignificant effect on employee performance. The results of the F test show that work motivation, work discipline, and work procedures together affect employee performance.
The Effect of Quality of Work Life on Organizational Citizenship Behavior Mediated by Work Engagement
Authors: Lestari Indah , Rumijati Aniek , Lestari Novi Puji
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of quality of work life on organizational citizenship behavior through the mediation of work engagement at PT. Dija Jaya Perkasa Mataram City. Research using quantitative methods with the entire population of 65 respondents. The sampling technique uses a total of all employees. Sources of data were collected from distributing questionnaires (primary data). The analysis tool uses a range of scales and path analysis. The results of the scale range on quality of work life are said to be good, organizational citizenship behavior is said to be high, and work engagement is said to be high. The results showed that the quality of work life had a negative and insignificant effect on organizational citizenship behavior; quality of work life has a positive and significant effect on work engagement; work engagement has a positive and significant effect on organizational citizenship behavior; work engagement is able to mediate the relationship between quality of work life variables and organizational citizenship behavior.
The Effect of Workload and Job Satisfaction on Outsourced Employee Performance
Authors: Qhisbullah Ahmad , Mohyi Achmad , Hilmi Luqman Dzul
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of workload and job satisfaction on the performance of outsourced employees at PT Tema Wadah Lestari, Malang Regency partially and simultaneously. The research conducted is research using quantitative methods. The research population was 75 employees at PT Tema Wadah Lestari, Malang Regency. Sample determination using the saturated sample method so that the entire population was used as a research sample of 75 respondents. The data collection technique used by researchers is questionnaires. The data analysis method used is multiple linear regression using the SPSS program. The results of the study proved that workload has a significant effect on outsourced employee performance and job satisfaction has a significant effect on outsourced employee performance. The results of the study simultaneously (together) proved that workload and job satisfaction had a significant effect on the performance of outsourced employees at PT Tema Wadah Lestari, Malang Regency.
The Effect of Dynamic Capability and Market Orientation on MSME Marketing Performance in Malang City
Authors: Cahyaningati Nilam , Handayanto Eko , Sa’diyah Chalimatuz
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study was to find out how dynamic capabilities and market orientation influence the marketing performance of MSMEs in Malang City. This research uses quantitative techniques. All MSMEs in Malang City are included in the population used. Sampling using a probability sample with stratified random sampling. There were 382 respondents as samples and questionnaires were used to collect data. Data analysis technique with multiple linear regression. This study found that dynamic capabilities and market orientation have a relationship that has a significant positive effect on the marketing performance of MSMEs. The need to concentrate on dynamic capabilities and market orientation because these two things play an important role in improving the marketing performance of MSMEs in Malang City.
The Effect of Service Quality and Price on Purchasing Decision of Telkomsel Internet Services In Indonesia
Authors: Priyatna Inayah Kamilah , Marsudi Marsudi , Rahadjeng Erna Retna
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this research is to examine and analyze the effect of service quality and price on purchasing decisions for Telkomsel mobile internet services in Indonesia. The population used in this study were consumers who chose and used Telkomsel cellular internet services in the last month with a sample size of 105 respondents. This study uses quantitative research using a questionnaire. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that service quality has a positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions. Price has a positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions. As well as the quality of service and price have a simultaneous and significant effect on the quality of purchases with the dominant influence of the price variable.
The philosophy of social injustice for all Indonesian laborers set forth in Job Creation Law
Authors: Sunaryo Sidik
Published: May 2023

Working is not only for the sake of earning money, nor is it for the sake of fitting professional rationality. It goes beyond what it appears to be; it represents observances of God. That is, occupations should be seen from a wider perspective implying that it also considers spiritual, immaterial, and material dimensions. The spiritual scope represents the responsibility of humans to their God; the material scope is understood as working for a family, society, the state, and the nation. An occupation carries the spiritual value that represents the social behavior of bearing the responsibility for a job. Mental and social aspects in an occupation carry another meaning of social justice for all Indonesian laborers. Government Regulation in Lieu of Law Number 2 of 2022 concerning Job Creation, apart from pushing and urging attitude calling for its formulation and pragmatic needs that remain problematic in the eye of society in general, needs testing and reviewing fundamentally from the perspective of social justice principle for all Indonesian laborers. This study is focused on the analysis of the substance of Government Regulation in Lieu of law concerning Job Creation seen from the perspective of social justice for all the workers concerned. This study employs philosophical, conceptual, and statutory approaches to delve into the typical principle of justice in Government Regulation in Lieu of Law concerning Job Creation.
Regional Management under Specific Conditions. The Historian’s View
Authors: Shamakhov V. A.
Published: May 2023

Модели управления, в том числе регионального управления, обладают определенной инерционностью.
Regional Management under Specific Conditions. The Economist’s View
Authors: Khlutkov A. D.
Published: May 2023

Управленческие практики одного и того  же региона постоянно меняются, но, как правило, это происходит достаточно медленно. Постоянно появляются новые факторы регионального  развития, но  их  роль   в  выстраивании управленческого механизма может быть  почти  незаметна.
O crime como espetáculo na narrativa documental: a série Netflix sobre Elize Matsunaga
Authors: Helich Lopes Tatiana , Gomberg Felipe
Published: May 2023

If in the 19th century serials and fait divers guaranteed the public's emotion with shocking “realistic” narratives or based on news published in newspapers; today, the spectacle of crime can also be followed through contemporary series, transmitted via streaming, as is the case of Elize Matsunaga: Once Upon a Crime (Netflix/2021). To this end, an overview of the media role in narratives about real crimes is outlined (MEYER, 1996; BROOKS, 1995; SINGER, 2004). The paper also discusses the spectacularized life in the voice of the confessed defendant herself (SCHWARTZ, 2004; SIBILIA, 2008; GUNNING, 2004) to finally take a look at the narrative structure of the documentary series (MUNGIOLI, 2017; ECO, 1989; 1997).
A origem das comunidades de expressão portuguesa nos Estados Unidos da América: a emigração europeia para a Nova Inglaterra e o caso de Hudson, Massachussets.
Authors: Serra Aníbal
Published: May 2023

O presente trabalho pretende traçar uma panorâmica histórica da presença lusofalante, de origem europeia, na Costa Leste dos Estados Unidos da América, presença essa que remonta aos primórdios da colonização britânica (1607-1689) no então nascente território anglo-americano. Pretende-se caracterizar a emigração portuguesa no mapa migratório estado-unidense, bem como proceder à identificação e análise das principais motivações e formas de integração dessas comunidades, com especial enfoque na comunidade de Hudson, Massachusetts. O escrutínio dos fatores que conduziram à construção de uma identidade lusoamericana permitirão um enquadramento mais amplo das comunidades lusodescentes presentes ainda hoje no território estado-unidense. A análise dos sucessivos fluxos migratórios de Portugal para os Estados Unidos permitirá situar Hudson num grupo distinto dos tradicionais recetores de emigração portuguesa nos Estados Unidos da América e, em concreto, no estado de Massachusetts.
Ciência e literatura nas idealizações dos perfis femininos do sertão ao litoral: o caso exemplar de Afrânio Peixoto
Authors: Ribeiro Marcos Profeta
Published: May 2023

Objetiva-se discutir os “perfis de mulher”, as idealizações e as relações entre ciência e literatura a partir da produção científica e literária de Afrânio Peixoto (1876-1947), enfatizando cenas do romance Sinhazinha (1929). A proposta é perceber como o cientista-romancista respondeu à crescente inserção das mulheres nos mais diversos setores da vida social no Rio de Janeiro, no início do século XX. Entendemos que ele procurou no sertão baiano a “mulher ideal”, idilicamente pensada como recatada e enclausurada, para normalizar comportamentos femininos “desviantes” presentes nos grandes centros urbanos. O romance Sinhazinha é apresentado por Afrânio Peixoto como um alerta aos homens, pois mesmo a mais pura mulher pode sucumbir ao amor romântico, causador de crimes em defesa da honra. Daí a necessidade da permanente tutela masculina sobre as mulheres, consideradas por ele como incapazes de racionalizar sentimentos.
Da sala de aula à sala de casa, um outro tempo, ou a ponta de um mistério: o estado da arte sobre o ensino-aprendizagem de História na pandemia
Authors: Boudoux Adriana Silva Teles , Silva Célia Santana
Published: May 2023

Neste artigo apresentamos o estado da arte das publicações de relatos de experiência sobre o ensino de História no contexto da pandemia da Covid 19. Através de levantamento feito no Google Acadêmico, foram selecionados textos publicados de março de 2020 a junho de 2022. O objetivo foi identificar os principais temas e questões que preocuparam os/as docentes frente à implantação do ensino remoto emergencial imposto em todo o país. Os textos encontrados apontam os desafios enfrentados e os caminhos trilhados pelos/as professores/as, trazendo grandes contribuições para a reflexão sobre a aprendizagem histórica.
Quando o cipó se envereda por Goiás: breve análise da construção cultural e da identidade ayahuasqueira no estadp
Authors: Toschi Pedro Seabra Acioly , Martins Maxwell Moreira , Silva Mary Anne Vieira
Published: May 2023

O presente trabalho busca analisar aspectos do uso ritualístico da ayahuasca em Goiás, considerando diferentes segmentos e vertentes religiosas no debate acerca de sua utilização, no processo de transformação cultural e de identidade religiosa goiana. Buscamos indagar até que ponto a chegada de elementos da cultura amazônica, com contextos religiosos exógenos, poderiam representar novas formas de identidades religiosas. Assim, o amálgama analisado dentro de uma identidade coletiva religiosa, demarca a cultura popular. Para isso, estudos de Hall (2006), Cruz (2007) e Domingues (2011) auxiliaram na compreensão de um processo formativo de identidade e conceitual de uma cultura popular. Através dessa sustentação teórica e, também, de elementos historiográficos publicados por Martins (2018), pudemos observar os segmentos que utilizam da bebida ayahuasca em Goiás como grupos que estão em crescimento desde sua recente chegada, o que ainda possibilita várias interpretações e possibilidades acerca de suas formações religiosas híbrida.
Top management characteristics and performance of financial companies: The role of women in the top management
Authors: Al-Matari Ebrahim Mohammed , Mgammal Mahfoudh Hussein , Alruwaili Talal Fawzi , Kamardin Hasnah , Senan Nabil Ahmed Mareai
Published: May 2023

The top management (TM) is very important to the company. It is concerned with planning, directing, monitoring results, and adjusting strategic plans. This research intends to investigate the connection between TM characteristics and financial company performance. Specifically, this research explores the role of women in this relationship. The sample of the study is 368 firm-year-observations from the listed financial sectors in Saudi Arabia for the 2014–2021 years. The ordinary least squares (OLS) regression analysis is used to determine if TM characteristics have an impact on firm performance. The moderating effect of women in TM on the connection between TM qualities and performance is also tested in this research. This research confirms the primary theories by using attentional tests in conjunction with additional data. We discover that the size of TM has a statistically significant detrimental impact on performance according to the major models. We also find the significant effects of accounting and finance experience of TM, professional certificate of TM, education level of TM, and women in TM on performance. Further analysis reveals that omen in TM has a moderator effect on TM characteristics and company performance. The study contains new empirical data to comprehend how management- and governance-specific elements impact the effectiveness of performance in Saudi Arabia enterprises. In addition, the representation of women in TM has an impact on the association between TM characteristics and performance.
“Scorched Earth: the portrait of health in Brazil after the Bolsonaro’s administration and the first 100 days of the Lula Government in health”
Authors: Chioro Arthur , Temporão Jose Gomes , Massuda Adriano , Costa Humberto , Castro Marcia C. , Lima Nísia Trindade de
Published: May 2023

This article is a rejoinder to the rebuttal letter authored by Jair
Bolsonaro’s former Minister of Health and Secretary of Primary Care to
our initial article, “From Bolsonaro to Lula: The opportunity to
rebuild universal healthcare in Brazil during the government
transition,” published in the International Journal of Health Planning
and Management. We aim to refute the claims that we consider
unsubstantiated and disconnected from reality, while reiterating the
risks posed by authoritarian and antidemocratic far-right governments,
such as Bolsonarism in Brazil, to the sustainability and resilience of
universal health systems. This political threat is gaining momentum
across several countries worldwide, thereby endangering the Democratic
Rule of Law, institutions, and social policies. Furthermore, we
emphasize the significant actions implemented during the first 100 days
of President Lula’s government, which align with the priorities
established during the governmental transition process and strengthen
the prospects of reconstructing and fortifying the Brazilian universal
health system.
Real Life Experience with Monoclonal antibody -Sotrovimab in High Risk COVID-19 Patients: A Retrospective Study in a Lebanese Tertiary Care University Hospital.
Authors: Nahhal Sarah , El-Halabi Celia , Haddad Nisrine , Zeenny Rony , Khoury Ghattas , Bizri Abdul Rahman , Kanj Souha , Rizk Nesrine
Published: May 2023

Abstract: Background: Sotrovimab, a monoclonal antibody, is among the
approved therapies for coronavirus disease – 2019 (COVID-19).
Sotrovimab binds to the spike protein of the severe acute respiratory
syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) and inhibits virus attachment to
human cells. Real-life experience about the effectiveness of Sotrovimab
is limited. We aimed to evaluate the efficacy of Sotrovimab in
preventing COVID-19 hospitalizations and other patient-related outcomes
as well as the appropriateness of use in an academic hospital in
Lebanon. Methodology: In this retrospective observational study, we
included adult patients with positive test results for SARS-CoV-2 who
received intravenous (IV) Sotrovimab at the American University of
Beirut Medical Center (AUBMC) from November 2021 through March 2022. The
data collected included patient demographics and comorbidities. Primary
outcomes were hospitalization, deterioration after 24 hours, and death
due to any cause up to 60 days after the Sotrovimab infusion. Secondary
outcomes were progression to critical illness and adverse events.
Results: A total of 62 subjects received Sotrovimab infusion at our
hospital. More than 50% of the patients had a malignancy. About 77% of
the cohort belonged to Tier 1 of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
criteria for Sotrovimab use, and 21% of the patients had clinical
deterioration 24 hours after Sotrovimab infusion. The percentage of
progression to critical disease was 9.7% and the mortality 6.5 %.
Conclusion: Sotrovimab is effective against COVID-19 infection and
prevents mortality in high-risk patients.