bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
KHARKIV: ONIM AND IMAGE IN UKRAINIAN POETRY
Authors: TIELIEZHKINA Olesia
Published: March 2023

In the article it has been discovered the notable manifestations the name Kharkiv on the material of Ukrainian poetry of the twentieth century. The expediency of such an analysis confirms the fact that the named onym has been overlooked in scientific research on literary onomastics. The author concludes that the proper name Kharkiv in the works of Ukrainian poetry is represented not only as a purely onomastic unit that performs certain pragmatic functions (nominative, localization) but also as a carrier of deep meaning, the expression of which allows the disclosure of its figurative and metaphorical potentials: compounds and oppositional pairs which allows a sharper characterization of the phenomenon described in the poetic work; metonymic units, serves as an indicator of relevant intertextual connections and a marker of certain historical, significant cultural or political events, establishing the semantic relationship between the poetic text and the background knowledge of the reader. It has been found out that Kharkiv is an organic structural component that actualizes certain information and becomes a significant expression of the author’s semantic intentions in analyzed poetic works.
IMAGES OF THE CITY AND THE VILLIAGE AS FRAGMENTS OF THE LINGUAL DESCRIPTION OF CHORNOBYL SPACE
Authors: HOTSYNETS Iryna
Published: March 2023

Images of cities and villages for which the consequences of the Chornobyl explosion became the most tangible are outlined in Ukrainian artistic discourse with documentary authenticity. These descriptions exacerbate emotionality, the tone of tragedy, and sometimes apocalyptic coloration.
The general nominations city, village, as well as the names of specific settlements that have suffered the most from the Chоrnobyl accident, are consistently combined with the negative epithets deserted, sparsely populated, empty, empty, abandoned, dead, neglected, orphaned. Verbalizing the semantics of ‘lack of life’, ‘fading of life’, ‘desolation’, they depict and assess the state of towns and villages after the accident, in particular in connection with the situation of mass evacuation of residents.
The expressiveness of the description is intensified by the definitions of abandoned, neglected, orphaned. The overall picture of desolation is visually complemented by images of looted homes, wild pets, overgrown fields and gardens.
The verbal image of a radiation-infected town / village is especially relevant for the texts of fiction and non-fiction. The authors quite motivatedly characterize post-accident cities with the help of epithets infected, doomed, unpromising.
The associative-semantic deepening of the motif “abandoned, dead towns and villages in the exclusion zone” is provided by negative-evaluation images with the seed ‘silence’.
In the linguistic portraitl of empty, uninhabited towns and villages, modal words no, no, negative pronouns and adverbs (nobody, nowhere) and verb constructions with negative particles no and no, constructions with a preposition without perform an important text-forming function.
Indicative aspect of the description – the space above the city, the sky. This is objectively motivated by the artistic reflection of the fact that the cloud of radioactive contamination formed as a result of the explosion rose up, covering Chоrnobyl and Pripyat.
The tension of the “ground” atmosphere in Pripyat and Chernobyl is described by verbs and verb compounds with the seeds ‘intensive traffic’, which metaphorize the intensity of traffic – to take off, snatch, race, fly, tear / jerk, jump. Together, they create a cinematic description characteristic of chronicle-documentary prose. This is facilitated by verbs with the seeds ‘to move quickly’, ‘to stop suddenly’, ‘to start moving suddenly’.
ANALISIS FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PENYERAPAN ANGGARAN (STUDI KASUS PADA LINGKUNGAN KANTOR WILAYAH DJKN DKI JAKARTA)
Authors: Hidayat Hariz Muftie , Ramdany Ramdany , Samukri Samukri
Published: March 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan menguji faktor faktor yang mempengaruhi penyerapan anggaran di lingkungan Kantor Wilayah DJKN DKI Jakarta. Ada lima faktor yang diidentifikasikan mempengaruhi penyerapan anggaran, yaitu dokumen perencanaan, pencatatan administrasi, kompetensi SDM, dokumen pengadaan dan uang persediaan. Penelitian ini kualitatif deskriptif. Sampel penelitian dari para pegawai di lingkungan Kanwil DJKN DKI Jakarta yang memiliki hubungan erat dengan proses siklus anggaran di kantor masing-masing. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa dokumen perencanaan, pencatatan administrasi, kualitas sumber daya, dan dokumen pengadaan tidak berpengaruh terhadap penyerapan anggaran. Namun uang persediaan berpengaruh positif terhadap penyerapan anggaran. Kontribusi utama penelitian ini adalah memberikan informasi dalam perumusan perbaikan maupun perubahan kebijakan dalam hal penyerapan anggaran secara umum.This study aims to examine the factors that influence budget absorption in the DKI Jakarta Regional Office of DJKN. There are five factors identified that affect budget absorption, namely planning documents, administrative records, HR competencies, procurement documents and money supplies. This research is descriptive qualitative. The research sample is from employees in the DKI Jakarta Regional Office of DJKN who have a close relationship with the budget cycle process in their respective offices. The results showed that planning documents, administrative records, quality of resources, and procurement documents had no effect on budget absorption. However, the money supply has a positive effect on budget absorption. The main contribution of this research is to provide information in the formulation of improvements and policy changes in terms of budget absorption in general.
Comparison of GPR results with UAV photogrammetry at a Roman villa rustica in Noricum (southern Bavaria)
Authors: Linck Roland , Stele Andreas , Gericke Tatjana
Published: March 2023

Ground penetrating radar was used for mapping the layout of a Roman villa rustica. Adjacent rescue excavation results were mapped by UAV photogrammetry. The combination with a photogrammetric model enables a ground truthing of GPR results
Reconstructing a Romanesque church based on GPR results
Authors: Linck Roland , Stele Andreas , Gericke Tatjana
Published: March 2023

We present an integrated prospection of the remains a medieval monastery in Lower Franconia (Germany) built over with a Renaissance castle. The geophysical data is combined with a photogrammetric model of the Renaissance castle. Based on the geophysical data, a virtual reconstruction of the medieval church was achieved.
Seismic full waveform inversion in archaeological prospecting
Authors: Köhn Daniel , Zolchow Manuel , Mecking Rebekka , Wilken Dennis , Wunderlich Tina , De Nil Denise , Rabbel Wolfgang
Published: March 2023

Seismic full waveform inversion is introduced as novel high-resolution imaging tool in archaeological prospection. The full waveform inversion approach allows the high-resolution characterization of low-contrast sedimentary layers, high-contrast stone wall structures and air-filled cavities.
Combining teaching and research: a BIP on geophysical and archaeological prospection of North Frisian medieval settlement patterns
Authors: Rabbel Wolfgang , Bäumler Sarah , Benedict Fabian , Bielikova Andrea , Dannemann Sara , De Smedt Philippe , De Weerdt Pablo , Godová Dominika , Hadler Hanna , Hulmanova Martina , Jetzinger Doris , Kowatschek Ingrid , Laaha Valentina , Mendoza Veirana Gaston , Majchczack Bente Sven , Ondrasova Lenka , Paepen Marieke , Papp Artur , Pasteka Roman , Pichler Gerhard , Reiß Antonia , Sauter Klara , Seilern-Moy Isabel , Straßberger Julia , Thorwart Martin , Tötzel Susanne , Trinks Immo , Van Rillaer Basiel , Verhegge Jeroen , Vött Andreas , Wilken Dennis , Willershäuser Timo , Wunderlich Tina
Published: March 2023

We performed a research-oriented EU Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Program (BIP) with participants from four countries focused on North Frisian terp settlements from Roman Iron Age and medieval times. We show that the complex terp structure and environment can be efficiently prospected using combined magnetic and EMI mapping, and seismic and geoelectric profiling and drilling. We found evidence of multiple terp phases and a harbor at the Roman Iron Age terp of Tofting. In contrast, the medieval terp of Stolthusen is more simply constructed, probably uni-phase. The BIP proved to be a suitable tool for high-level hands-on education adding value to the research conducted in on-going projects.
The "Lake of Olympia": geoarchaeological evidence of a lake environment in the vicinity of ancient Olympia (western Peloponnese, Greece)
Authors: Slabon Lena , Obrocki Lea , Fischer Peter , Willershäuser Timo , Lang Franziska , Gehrke Hans-Joachim , Eder Birgitta , Kolia Erofili-Iris , Pilz Oliver , Wilken Dennis , Vött Andreas
Published: March 2023

Our results yield evidence of a large lake environment that existed near the ancient site of Olympia which was so far unknown. The limnic sequence reveals considerable changes in the ecological conditions over time, based on Direct Push sensing, sedimentary and micropalaeontological analyses. Radiocarbon data show that the “Lake of Olympia“ existed from the 8th/7th millennium BC until, at least, the 1st century AD. The existence of the “Lake of Olympia” next to the cult site of Olympia has considerable historical, archaeological and geographical implications (e.g., as waterway or water supplier).
829 hectares of preventive archaeological magnetometry surveys in Ireland: upscaling data collection and interpretation strategies
Authors: Dorrestein Jochem , Kniess Rudolf , Krahn Hartmut , Wetze Martin , Meyer Jessica , Ullrich Burkart
Published: March 2023

We present examples of preventive archaeology magnetometer surveys at macro scale. Qfield can be used for effective landscape documentation to allow better data analysis, even if done by another team. We show how to improve the reusability of datasets for future Big Data research methods.
Seismic imaging of medieval dike remains in the Wadden Sea (North Frisia, Germany)
Authors: Majchczack Bente Sven , Schwarz Jan Philipp , Wilken Dennis , Ricklefs Klaus , Rabbel Wolfgang
Published: March 2023

Dikes protected cultural lands along the Wadden Sea coast in medieval North Frisia. Remains of dikes must be found to reconstruct the drowned and lost landscapes. Certain imprints in sediment layers due to former load can be linked to eroded dikes. Sediment echosounding provides sections of these imprints and reveals dike courses. Medieval dikes have been traced at Hallig Südfall and south of Sylt.
Effects of Person-Environment Fit on Organizational Attractive and Prosocial Service Behavior: Focused on Airline Cabin Crew
Authors:   Academic Society of Global Business Administration, Lee Bo Ra , Lee Seul Ki
Published: March 2023

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of person-environmental fit on perception of organizational attractiveness and prosocial service behavior targeting airline cabin crew organizations. To this end, data were collected for cabin crew, and the research hypotheses derived through theoretical consideration were statistically tested to examine the relationship. The summary of the analysis results is as follows. First, it was found that the person-environment suitability perceived by the cabin crew partially had a positive effect on organizational attractiveness. Second, the person-organizational fit perceived by cabin crew was found to be a factor that had a positive effect on inner-role behavior and cooperative behavior among prosocial service behaviors, but did not have a direct effect on extra-role behavior. Third, it was confirmed that person-job fit has a positive effect on all pro-social service behaviors inner-role behavior, extra-role behavior, and cooperative behavior. Fourth, organizational attractiveness perceived by cabin crew was found to have a positive effect on prosocial service behavior, and it was found to have a relatively greatest effect on extra-role behavior. These results are expected to contribute to effective human resource management plans considering the suitability between cabin crew and the environment and strategies to improve the level of prosocial service behavior.
Anestezistler İçin Radyasyon Güvenliği
Authors: ESİN Ayla , ÖZŞAHİN Yasemin , ERKALP Kerem , SALİHOĞLU Ziya
Published: March 2023

Yirminci yüzyıl başından beri sağlık alanında kullanılmakta olan radyasyonun, ameliyathane içinde ve dışında kullanım yaygınlığının giderek artması, anestezistlerin radyasyon maruziyetinin artmasına yol açmaktadır. Bu yüzden hem çalışanların güvenliğini hem de hasta güvenliğini sağlamak ve radyasyona maruz kalmanın potansiyel zararlı etkilerini en aza indirmek için, radyasyonun temel kavramları, radyasyon fiziği, radyasyon güvenliği konuları hakkında bilgi sahibi olmak çok önemlidir.

Bu yazının amacı anestezistleri bilgilendirme, mesleki radyasyon maruziyetlerini minimumda tutmalarına yardımcı olmaktır.
Prediction of risk for secondary lower respiratory tract fungal infection during the acute exacerbation phase of COPD
Authors: Han Shasha , Meng Xiangyi
Published: March 2023

Introduction: We aimed to investigate the risk factors for secondary lower respiratory tract fungal infection during acute exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (AECOPD).
Methodology: A total of 466 AECOPD patients diagnosed from March 2019 to November 2020 were divided into infection (n = 48) and non-infection (n = 418) groups. The risk factors for lower respiratory tract fungal infection were screened by logistic regression analysis, and a nomogram prediction model was established. The discriminability was validated by area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC) and C-index, calibration was validated by GiViTI calibration belt and Hosmer-Lemeshow test, and clinical validity was assessed by decision curve analysis (DCA) curve.
Results: Thirty fungi strains were detected, including 18 strains of Candida albicans. Pulmonary heart disease, hypoalbuminemia, use of antibiotics within 3 months before admission, use time of antibiotics ≥ 14 d, invasive operation, blood glucose ≥ 11.10 mmol/L at admission, and procalcitonin (PCT) ≥ 0.5 ng/mL when diagnosed as fungal infection independent risk factors (p < 0.05). AUC was 0.891, indicating high discriminability of the model. The threshold probability in the DCA curve was set to 31.3%, suggesting that the model had clinical validity.
Conclusions: We identified the independent risk factors for lower respiratory tract fungal infection in AECOPD patients. The established model has high discriminability and calibration. Immediate intervention is beneficial when the predicted risk exceeds 31.3%.
Bluetongue virus: Past, present, and future scope
Authors: Subhadra Subhra , Sreenivasulu Daggupati , Pattnaik Ritesh , Panda Basant Kumar , Kumar Subrat
Published: March 2023

Bluetongue (BT), once considered a disease of sheep confined to the southern African region, has spread all over the world. BT is a viral disease caused by the bluetongue virus (BTV). BT is regarded as an economically important disease in ruminants of compulsory notification to OIE. BTV is transmitted by the bite of Culicoides species. Research over the years has led to a better understanding of the disease, the nature of the virus life cycle between ruminants and Culicoides species, and its distribution in different geographical regions. Advances have also been made in understanding the molecular structure and function of the virus, the biology of the Culicoides species, its ability to transmit the disease, and the persistence of the virus inside the Culicoides and the mammalian hosts. Global climate change has enabled the colonization of new habitats and the spread of the virus into additional species of the Culicoides vector. This review highlights some of the current findings on the status of BT in the world based on the latest research on disease aspects, virus-host-vector interactions, and the different diagnostic approaches and control strategies available for BTV.
Artistic licence: artwork permission practices at The Lancet group
Authors: Gash Danielle S. , Wortley Christopher H.
Published: March 2023

Artwork within publications, broadly covering non-text items including graphs, diagrams, and photographs, is typically published under a copyright licence, and permission for the reproduction of such items needs to be sought. The various image rights can be difficult to navigate, especially in the era of open access, and thus at The Lancet, we have developed a streamlined workflow to guide our teams on artwork permission processes in our journals. We present a practical guide for other publishing professionals, which can be adapted to meet their resources and needs.
(Se) tuer pour l’amour de Dieu ou l’envers d’une jouissance mystique
Authors: Tayeb Myriem , Choukroun Jessica
Published: March 2023

Les mutations des sociétés actuelles et du lien social entraînent vers une nouvelle forme de religiosité davantage à l’image de la modernité. De ce fait, la jouissance tend à devenir une nouvelle loi. L’hypothèse de ce travail de recherche émerge de l’intérêt porté au paradoxe que soulèvent les liens entre la jouissance du crime et la jouissance mystique. L’objet de cet article est de démontrer en quoi la jouissance à l’œuvre chez le sujet accomplissant le djihad, témoignerait d’une jouissance Autre en tant qu’envers de la jouissance mystique, l’objectif étant d’analyser les jouissances à l’œuvre dans ces actes criminels. Ainsi, là où la jouissance mystique dérive d’un amour de l’Autre et pour l’Autre dans un abandon divin, chez le djihadiste l’envers de celle-ci relève d’une haine de l’autre et pour l’Autre. Le djihadiste martyr aliéné au désir de l’Autre et à sa jouissance illimitée passe par son corps et celui de l’autre afin de satisfaire la demande féroce de son Dieu. Par son autosacrifice radical, il fait rupture dans le lien social et se fait en même temps sacrifiant et sacrifié.
Jeux vidéo : relation entre game et play
Authors: Chocron Michael , Laouini Inesse
Published: March 2023

La théorisation du jeu vidéo pose la question d’une activité qui pourrait être soit entravante soit soutenante de la capacité d’élaboration du sujet. Dans un premier temps nous proposons une revue de la littérature approfondie afin de reprendre les théorisations amenées par les travaux cliniques récents. Puis, au travers d’un cas clinique, nous proposons d’analyser comment un adolescent de 18 ans utilise différents types de jeux vidéo auxquels il joue en parallèle de sa psychothérapie comme du matériel qui trouvera son sens en séance et viendra soutenir le travail psychique à l’œuvre. Ce cas clinique permet de venir interroger l’hétérogénéité des types de jeux vidéo existant et de proposer une lecture psychanalytique de la notion du gameplay communément utilisée dans le cadre des jeux vidéo.
L’œil du taureau
Authors: Poure Nadia
Published: March 2023

Comment cesse-t-on de prendre la parole ? Comment et à quelles conditions la reprend-on ? Ces deux questions, indissociables, sont le point de départ de notre réflexion dans le travail clinique avec un enfant devenu mutique à la suite d’un trauma. Nous explorons les modalités du transfert sous le régime du mutisme, discutons de la possibilité d’une destruction du langage et suivons le cheminement d’un retour à la parole à travers le moment charnière de la figuration d’un miroir devenu terrifiant.
Médiation ethnoclinique : un dispositif pour des familles migrantes et/ou vulnérables, en situation de placement d’enfant AHUEFA
Authors: Ekoué Léocadie
Published: March 2023

Par médiation ethnoclinique, nous entendons une aide psychologique aux familles migrantes ou dans la précarité qui consiste, au sein de l’association Ahuefa, en une coordination entre l’action d’un.e psychologue formé.e à la clinique transculturelle, avec un.e interprète appartenant à la même aire culturelle que la famille concernée et sensibilisé.e à la dimension psychologique de la problématique des migrants. La médiation ethnoclinique a trouvé sa raison d’être grâce à la demande de travailleurs médico-psycho-sociaux confrontés à des difficultés complexes dans leurs missions de suivi éducatif ou d’accueil (placement) d’enfants de familles migrantes qui, du fait de leur souffrance, restent confinées chez elles. Cette pratique s’inscrit dans le cadre d’un travail en réseau avec des institutions médicales, sociales, éducatives et judiciaires. Ternaire dans sa structure, elle se définit comme une situation à trois pôles : un groupe de psychologues qui forme un pôle ; le pôle du patient et de sa famille ; et le pôle des professionnels qui sont porteurs de la demande. Le corpus conceptuel de référence de la médiation ethnoclinique telle qu’elle s’exerce à Ahuefa, est d’inspiration ethnopsychanalytique. Elle est conduite par des psychologues.
Le bénévolat, une réponse idéale ?
Authors: Voix Grégory
Published: March 2023

En créant la Croix-Rouge, Henry Dunant souhaitait apaiser les souffrances des soldats sur le champ de bataille. Depuis, le bénévolat humanitaire a pris une autre ampleur et se veut, à la suite de la charité chrétienne, une réponse plus globale apportée à la souffrance humaine. Cet article déplie les éléments de la dialectique entre demande et réponse dans le domaine de la charité et de l’humanitaire, en s’appuyant sur les témoignages de bénévoles et sur la théorie psychanalytique.
Lire Mario Vargas Llosa
Authors: Bataillon Gilles
Published: March 2023

À en croire ses détracteurs, Mario Vargas Llosa serait devenu un homme de droite, mais on juge trop souvent ses romans à l’aune de ses prises de position politique.
Une bataille des interprétations
Authors: Holeindre Jean-Vincent , Nocetti Julien , Paloméros Jean-Paul , Bujon Anne-Lorraine , Le Goff Thomas
Published: March 2023

Trois observateurs de la guerre en Ukraine discutent de la nouvelle loi de programmation militaire, de l’extension du spectre stratégique et de l’autonomie européenne face aux menaces russes et chinoises.
Le sureffectif : coût à réduire ou « slack » à favoriser ?
Authors: Deschaintre Stéphane , Bernier-Khedache Salomon
Published: March 2023

Le sureffectif appartient communément aux coûts qu’il faudrait réduire. En s’appuyant sur deux cas industriels, notre recherche présente pourtant des dirigeants qui le prônent. Pour analyser ce résultat contre-intuitif, le concept de « slack organisationnel » est mobilisé. Les arguments des dirigeants se structurent alors autour de fonctions du slack organisationnel : le sureffectif permet de préparer l’avenir et de préserver les salariés. Montrer le sureffectif comme un slack à favoriser est inhabituel dans le contexte actuel et interroge plus largement les représentations courantes d’un (sur)effectif à nécessairement réduire. Notre recherche éclaire également le concept de slack organisationnel, en montrant qu’il peut être consciemment rationalisé par des dirigeants, et qu’il peut ainsi relever d’une logique managériale raisonnée.
The 18-Month Outcomes of a Contralateral, Randomized, Prospective Clinical Trial Comparing Photorefractive Keratectomy and SMILE for Myopia
Authors: Jorge Felipe Abdo , Taguchi Felipe , Campos Mauro
Published: March 2023

Purpose:

To compare clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction of photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) and small incision lenticule extraction (SMILE) for myopia.

Methods:

This contralateral, randomized, prospective clinical trial included 86 eyes of 43 patients diagnosed as having spherical equivalent (SE) from −1.00 to −8.00 diopters (D). One eye of each patient was randomly allocated to receive either PRK with 0.02% mitomycin C or SMILE. Visual acuity measurement, slit-lamp microscopy, manifest and cycloplegic refraction, Scheimpflug corneal tomography, contrast sensitivity assessment, ocular wavefront aberrometry, and a satisfaction questionnaire were performed preoperatively and during an 18-month follow-up.

Results:

Forty-three eyes of each group completed the study. After 18 months of follow-up, eyes treated with PRK and SMILE showed comparable results regarding uncorrected distance visual acuity (−0.12 ± 0.07 and −0.25 ± 0.09, respectively), safety, efficacy, contrast sensitivity, and ocular wavefront aberrometry. For predictability, eyes treated with PRK had a statistically lower residual spherical equivalent when compared with eyes treated with SMILE. Residual astigmatism of 0.50 D or less was achieved in 95% of the PRK group and 81% of the SMILE group. At the 1-month follow-up visit, the PRK group presented worse evaluation in relation to vision and foreign body sensation when compared to the SMILE group.

Conclusions:

Both PRK and SMILE presented as safe and effective strategies for treating myopia with comparative clinical results. Eyes treated with PRK showed lower spherical equivalent and residual astigmatism. In the first month, eyes treated with SMILE showed less foreign body sensation and faster visual recovery.

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J Refract Surg
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Predictive Optimized Model on Money Markets Instruments With Capital Market and Bank Rates Ratio
Authors: Hungund Bilal , Rastogi Shilpa
Published: March 2023

The money market and the capital market of the Indian financial markets have a symbiotic relationship in the development of the Indian economy. The nature and the characteristics of the markets differ to a large extent as the money market ensures liquidity in the system through the monetary policy by the regulators; capital markets propel and act as the engine driver for the economy in the long term. Therefore, the final throughput of the economy is the aggregation of the output of both the markets. Does that imply that the development of both markets is parallel in nature or is any one superior to the other or are they competitors? To understand the influence of one over the other the research was undertaken through a correlation matrix and time series model. A predictive model was further constructed for predicting the volume of money market instrument on the basis of fourteen days historical.
Video Surveillance Camera Identity Recognition Method Fused With Multi-Dimensional Static and Dynamic Identification Features
Authors: Fan Zhijie , Cao Zhiwei , Li Xin , Wang Chunmei , Jin Bo , Tang Qianjin
Published: March 2023

With the development of smart cities, video surveillance networks have become an important infrastructure for urban governance. However, by replacing or tampering with surveillance cameras, an important front-end device, attackers are able to access the internal network. In order to identify illegal or suspicious camera identities in advance, a camera identity identification method that incorporates multidimensional identification features is proposed. By extracting the static information of cameras and dynamic traffic information, a camera identity system that incorporates explicit, implicit, and dynamic identifiers is constructed. The experimental results show that the explicit identifiers have the highest contribution, but they are easy to forge; the dynamic identifiers rank second, but the traffic preprocessing is complex; the static identifiers rank last but are indispensable. Experiments on 40 cameras verified the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed identifier system for camera identification, and the accuracy of identification reached 92.5%.
Multi-Objective Optimization Model and Hierarchical Attention Networks for Mutation Testing
Authors: Sugave Shounak Rushikesh , Kulkarni Yogesh R. , Balaso
Published: March 2023

Mutation testing is devised for measuring test suite adequacy by identifying the artificially induced faults in software. This paper presents a novel approach by considering multiobjectives-based optimization. Here, the optimal test suite generation is performed using the proposed water cycle water wave optimization (WCWWO). The best test suites are generated by satisfying the multi-objective factors, such as time of execution, test suite size, mutant score, and mutant reduction rate. The WCWWO is devised by a combination of the water cycle algorithm (WCA) and water wave optimization (WWO). The hierarchical attention network (HAN) is used for classifying the equivalent mutants by utilizing the MutPy tool. Furthermore, the performance of the developed WCWWO+HAN is evaluated in terms of three metrics—mutant score (MS), mutant reduction rate (MRR), and fitness—with the maximal MS of 0.585, higher MRR of 0.397, and maximum fitness of 0.652.
Resurrection of 1967 single-channel seismic reflection data and isopach map of sediments in central and eastern Lake Erie, Ontario, Canada, and Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, U.S.A.
Authors: Todd B J , Lewis C F M , Hobson G D
Published: March 2023

In the Laurentian Great Lakes, the seismostratigraphy revealed by legacy seismic reflection profiles (i.e., analogue paper records) provides insight to the history of glaciation and deglaciation, sediment deposition and lake level history. Digital recovery and
analysis of Great Lakes legacy seismic data is a cost-effective method to generate the offshore broad scale surfaces pertinent to the surficial framework geology layer required as input by three-dimensional stratigraphic studies. This Open File describes the digital recovery of 1566 km of recently
discovered single channel seismic reflection data collected in central and eastern Lake Erie in the summer of 1967. A legacy isopach map of sediment thickness, based on the 1967 data, has also been resurrected.
‘[Y]ou have had five husbands’: Interpreting the Samaritan woman’s marital experience (Jn 4:16–18) in the Nigerian context
Authors: Ademiluka Solomon O.
Published: March 2023

The Samaritan woman in John 4 has been generally viewed as morally loose because of her marital experience. Nigerian women with similar experience are also perceived by many as morally deficient. This article examined the woman’s experience in light of divorce and remarriage in Nigeria. Employing the reader-oriented and descriptive methods, the essay found that in his encounter with the Samaritan woman Jesus did not accuse her of any sin. Moreover, the Pentateuchal laws, which were binding also on Samaritans, had provisions by which it was permissible for a woman to be married several times. Therefore, the woman’s marital experience did not necessarily make her morally deficient. The article also found that in Nigeria certain patriarchal factors do force women out of marriage, which also has nothing to do with their moral status. Due to the Christian doctrine that prohibits a woman to marry another man while her husband is still alive, some churches treat women divorcees with contempt and segregation. But this doctrine is based on biblical passages, which if adapted to the Nigerian readers’ context make divorce and remarriage acceptable. This view is in line with Jesus’ open attitude to the Samaritan woman. Therefore, in the Nigerian context the pastoral significance of the Samaritan woman’s story resides not in her morality but in the church recognising that divorce and remarriage do not constitute disobedience to scripture, and that they are not necessarily an indication of moral misconduct on the part of the affected women.Contribution: Contributing to the scholarly discussion on the Samaritan woman narrative, the article compared her marital experience with those of Nigerian women affected by divorce and remarriage, and postulated that their experiences are not necessarily an indication of moral depravity on their part.
Early church hospitality-based Pentecostal mission in the religious moderation frame of Indonesia
Authors: Rante Salu Syani B. , Siahaan Harls E.R. , Rinukti Nunuk , Putri Agustin Soewitomo
Published: March 2023

In Indonesia, violence in the name of religion has occurred many times since the reformation began. The trigger is religious fundamentalism and radicalism that increases and affects intolerant actions, inter-religious conflicts and even terrorism. The Indonesian government has initiated religious moderation through the Ministry of Religion to minimise the negative impacts of excessive religious fanaticism. Christians, who are often victims of many acts of violence, should evaluate the religious practices that have been carried out so far. The mission of Christian evangelism has been a scourge that triggered anti-Christian sentiments, thus giving rise to the stigma of Christianisation. One of the most energetic Christian groups with an evangelistic mission is the Pentecostal group. This article aims to propose constructing the Pentecostal mission, which is rooted in the religious life of the early church as a mission model, through the discourse of their hospitality. The thesis is that hospitality, especially embodied by the early church, expresses a moderate religious way. Therefore, this mission is very suitable to be implemented by Pentecostal groups in Indonesia, which takes a theological locus on the Pentecost narratives in Acts 2.Contribution: This article addresses early church hospitality as a discourse of Pentecostal mission, especially in Indonesia. This article considers that hospitality can be a model for doing church missions in the frame of religious moderation in Indonesia.
Newman, Wesley and the logic of unity: An inductive approach to ecumenism
Authors: Pratt Morris-Chapman Daniel J.
Published: March 2023

It is a privilege to be invited to contribute to the Festschrift dedicated to Professor Johan Buitendag, Emeritus Dean, Faculty of Theology and Religion at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. While his own work often examined the relationship between theology and natural science, he was also passionate about ecumenism and, in that spirit, the present essay utilised what might be described as an inductive approach to an important ecumenical question, the unity between Methodists and Catholics. Ecumenical dialogue is often undertaken from a theological and dogmatic perspective. This essay took a different approach in that it sought to inductively examine what might be described as the inner logic of two ecclesial systems (Methodist and Catholic). In doing so, it was premised upon an Aristotelian philosophical principle, epistemic fit, in that it presupposed that both these ecclesial bodies possess an intrinsic logic that can be brought to the surface in order to exhibit parallel contours in the wider ecclesial terrain.Contribution: This article fits well within the scope of HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies in that it contributed to a new subdiscipline in epistemology, which explores the conceptual and epistemological dimensions of ecclesiology. Using the concept of epistemic fit, the article offered an inductive approach to some of the practical issues that emerge in ecumenical dialogue.
Evaluating liquefied natural gas export quantities from Egypt using system dynamics approach
Authors: Ezzat Ahmed , Abdallah Khaled S. , Adel Yasmin
Published: March 2023

Background: Egypt and nearby countries have been discovering new sources of natural gas (NG) leading to proven increased reserves. Egypt has two liquefaction stations for exporting Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), while nearby countries do not have such stations.Aim: Egypt adopted a policy to export LNG to major importing countries in Europe. Hence, this article aims to analyse the dynamics of the factors affecting the LNG export supply chain, and the main elements of adequate policies needed to optimise decisions related to LNG export in Egypt.Settings: The input data for this study were obtained from official national and international reports.Method: A system dynamics simulation model is used as a decision support system model to optimise decisions related to LNG exports in Egypt.Results: The model gives insight into the effect of investment in new discoveries, investment in renewable energy and changes in population, gross domestic product (GDP) and LNG export prices, as well as the quantity of LNG re-export on the dynamics of LNG export Present Value and quantity.Conclusion: The research provides a novel decision support system that can be used in adopting adequate policies along the LNG industry supply chain targets, optimising decisions related to exports of LNG. For Egypt, investments in new discoveries and making a long-term agreement to buy NG to be re-exported, are recommended strategic decisions to consider when targeting the optimisation of decisions related to the export of LNG. Investment in the generation of renewable energy and decreasing the home usage patterns come next in importance.
‘Robert’s Rules of Order’ on religious conflicts in the Church of Christ in Zimbabwe
Authors: Masengwe Gift , Dube Bekithemba
Published: March 2023

Church conflicts arise due to poor ethics, hermeneutics or doctrine. Unending conflicts may be historical and conflict resolution may not have been done. This article identifies fissures in the history of conflict in the Church of Christ in Zimbabwe (COCZ). It proposes to use ‘Robert’s Rules of Order’ (RONR) to redirect deliberants’ energies towards comprehensive solutions (Robert 2020). This can eradicate collegial competition, litigious animosity, divided loyalties, mutual hatred, and violent tendencies in negative energy to increase growth tendencies in the organisation. Trust was lost due to highly adversarial contact where legal battles and acrimonious criticisms have not been addressed. The COCZ has tactical, technical and strategic management principles inherited from the restoration history, which can apply in conflict resolution. Using scientific methods of handling conflicts like RONR, and the COCZ principles can hopefully lead to better results in that church.Contribution: The paper contributes to alternatives to conflict resolutions which have been tested within the Church of Christ. The Robert’s Rules can be used in different religious organisations to resolve conflict through peaceful resolutions of difference.
Splenic surprise in a case of renal cell carcinoma: Unusual case or association?
Authors: Agrawal T , Epari S , Prakash G , Menon S
Published: March 2023

Littoral cell angioma (LCA) is a rare benign tumor originating exclusively from the venous sinus lining cells of the splenic red pulp. These cells are unique in having a distinctive hybrid endothelial/histiocytic phenotype. Also, there are reports of the association of LCA with internal malignancies. We present a case report highlighting an unusual association of LCA with conventional renal cell carcinoma (RCC), masquerading as a metastatic lesion. Knowledge of such an association is necessary to avoid misdiagnosis and prevent potential overtreatment.
Visual outcomes of idiopathic intracranial hypertension in a neuro-ophthalmology clinic in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Authors: Mandura Rahaf , Khawjah Dareen , Alharbi Abeer , Arishi Nawal
Published: March 2023

PURPOSE:

Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) is a disorder with elevated intracranial pressure more than 250 mm H2O, without evidence of meningeal inflammation, space-occupying lesion, or venous thrombosis. In this study, we aim to study the clinical profile, evaluation, management, and visual outcome in a hospital-based population of IIH cases in Jeddah.

METHODS:

This is a retrospective observational cohort study that included the medical records of all patients referred to neuro-ophthalmology service for evaluation of papilledema. The medical records have been reviewed from October 2018 to February 2020 at Jeddah Eye Hospital, Saudi Arabia. A total of 51 patients presented with papilledema in the studied period. Forty-seven patients met our inclusion criteria and were included in the study.

RESULTS:

The study found that the incidence rate of IIH is 16:100 of the referred cases to the neuro-ophthalmology clinic. Most of the patients were females (41, 91.2%), with a mean age of presentation of 32 ± 11 years. The most common presenting symptom was headache (40 patients, 88.8%), followed by transient visual obscuration (TVO) (20 patients, 44.4%), and reduced visual acuity (15 patients, 33.3%). All 45 patients were started on medical treatment with oral acetazolamide with four patients (8.8%) shifted to topiramate because of the lack of response or intolerance to acetazolamide while four patients (8.8%) underwent lumbar-peritoneal shunt because of inadequate control of the disease despite the treatment with medical therapy. For both eyes, the change in visual acuity across all assessment points was statistically significant. Nevertheless, there were no significant changes in the visual field findings among all of the compared assessment points.

CONCLUSION:

The present study has shown that IIH-related papilledema is common in young female patients with headaches, TVOs, and reduced visual acuity. Those are the most common symptoms in our IIH population. Medical treatment and monitoring of IIH is efficient and should be considered to enhance the prognosis of IIH-related complications. In addition, the visual acuity and the visual field should be frequently monitored for these patients.
Teleophthalmology in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Kalantan Hatem A.
Published: March 2023

Teleophthalmology is the provision of ophthalmic care using digital medical equipment and telecommunications technology. While teleophthalmology has been practiced since the 1990s, it became a crucial medical service during the COVID-19 pandemic when doctors were required to make diagnoses from a distance. This was certainly the case in Saudi Arabia, a relatively large country with limited medical workforce to meet demands, yet a high prevalence of diseases such as diabetes, glaucoma, and cataracts which are considered leading causes of visual impairment. In response to the pandemic, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health issued scientific instruction manuals and guidelines for health-care providers which paved the way for increased use of digital technologies and solutions to mitigate the health and economic impacts of COVID-19. The pandemic served to accelerate the use of virtual ophthalmology in Saudi Arabia with the most common teleophthalmology applications being teleconsultation and disease-specific applications such as diabetic retinopathy and retinopathy of prematurity. Although some challenges relating to implementing teleophthalmology in Saudi Arabia remain, it is felt that there are great opportunities to expand the use of telemedicine in ophthalmology in this country.
Comparison of central corneal thickness measurements obtained by OrbscanIIz® and ultrasound pachymetry
Authors: Romero-Trevejo José L. , Sánchez-Pérez Andrés , Muñoz-García Erika , Fernández-Romero Lourdes , Jiménez-Navarro Manuel F.
Published: March 2023

PURPOSE:

The objective of this study was to assess the concordance between the values obtained in measuring central corneal thickness using the OrbscanIIz® and the contact ultrasonic pachymeter available in our public ophthalmology service.

METHODS:

Measurements were taken from 88 eyes of 44 patients using the two instruments. The data obtained were statistically analyzed using version 22 of the IBM SPSS® program.

RESULTS:

The mean of central corneal thickness measurements obtained from OrbscanIIz® was significantly higher than that obtained from ultrasound pachymetry. However, the mean of differences between both instruments was only 7.22 μ, which could be considered a clinically insignificant result when considering the good concordance obtained between both systems.

CONCLUSION:

OrbscanIIz® and ultrasound pachymetry can be interchangeable in the usual public clinical practice when measuring central corneal thickness. This is the first research found in the literature that uses a concordance study to compare the data resulting from central corneal thickness measurements obtained by an OrbscanIIz® and an OcuScan® pachymeter in our environment.
Multimodal imaging of torpedo maculopathy with optical coherence tomography angiography
Authors: Knani Leila , Werda Slim , Ghachem Mohamed , Mahjoub Anis
Published: March 2023

A 24-year-old woman presented for routine clinical evaluation. Her best-corrected visual acuity was 20/20 and slit-lamp examination of the anterior segment was normal in both eyes. Fundus examination of the left eye revealed a hypopigmented lesion, one disc diameter temporal to the fovea, with a hyperpigmented tail extending temporally from the main lesion, consistent with a torpedo maculopathy. Fundus autofluorescence showed an hypoautofluorescence with hyperautofluorescent border. Swept-source optical coherence tomography (OCT) showed a normal inner retina and a degeneration of the outer retina without retinal cavitation. OCT angiography (OCT-A) of the choriocapillaris layer revealed reverse shadowing caused by the increased transmission from the atrophied outer retina and RPE within the torpedo lesion and attenuation of signal in the area of the temporal hyperpigmentation. The superficial capillary plexus was normal. This case includes a multimodal imaging with OCT-A of torpedo maculopathy in a Tunisian woman. Further reports are required to provide a better understanding of this rare condition.
El efecto Al Capone de los delitos contables tributarios
Authors: Varela Ventura Luis
Published: March 2023

El trabajo se enfoca en el denominado: “efecto Al-Capone” de los delitos contables tributarios, esto es, la utilización de éstos como medio residual de persecución de delitos asociados a la generación e introducción en el tráfico económico de dinero ilícito. Propone en primer lugar, una reconstrucción dogmática preliminar, apoyado en la experiencia comparada y, en segundo lugar, ejemplifica el referido efecto con el análisis de la sentencia penal del “Caso Penta ejecutivos principales”. Finalmente, como conclusión, resalta que pese que esta tendencia está en consonancia con los estándares internacionales, requiere de una complementación a través de la introducción de tipos penales que contemplen delitos contables específicamente aplicados a la materia.
Middle School Teachers' Use of Compulsory Textbooks in Instruction of Mathematics
Authors: Ulusoy Fadime , İncikabı Lütfi
Published: March 2023

This study investigates how a sample of middle school mathematics teachers interpret and use compulsory textbooks in the Turkish classroom context based on their: (i) purposes of using textbooks; (ii) frequency and duration of using textbooks; (iii) approaches to using textbooks; and (iv) preferences concerning an ideal mathematics textbook. The research was carried out using the case study model. Data were collected from 17 middle school teachers in six public schools via semi-structured interviews and classroom observations. A content analysis approach was applied to analyse the data collected from the questionnaire completed by the participants. The results indicated that the teachers used textbooks for both pedagogic purposes and giving student assignments. The teachers revealed varied approaches to using textbooks, including adherence, elaboration, and creation with most of them using an elaboration approach. The teachers commonly used textbooks in whole-class activities rather than individual and group work. The findings also indicated that teachers criticized compulsory textbooks from various aspects when describing an ideal mathematics textbook. This study shows the necessity for further studies that focus on teachers' textbook design capacity to explore the relationships between teachers and textbooks and that examine the role of using different textbooks in the learning process.