bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Registration of works as a tool to protect copyright in cross-border relations (Internet)
Authors: Moskalenko I. A.
Published: May 2019

The paper analyzes copyright registration systems in the Russian Federation and abroad. The fact of creation of a work gives rise to the author a number of rights and obligations without performing any formalities, including registration of the work. There are three systems in which registration of a work creates for the copyright holder additional protection of the rights of the author, does not create negative consequences for non-compliance with the registration procedure or is provided by law only for specific copyright objects. Deposit is considered as an element of the procedure for registration of works, including as an indirect confirmation of the fact of the creation of a digital work for the lex loci originis collision binding states (the law of the state of origin of the work), and for the lex loci protectionis targeting states (the law of the state where protection is claimed), the deposit does not confirm the fact of the creation of the work, but helps to preserve the copyright object.
Problems of proving guilt in criminal cases in connection with tax evasion
Authors: Dubrovin V. V.
Published: May 2019

The establishment of an intentional form of guilt and its specific type is mandatory for the implementation of the provisions of Art. 8 of the Criminal Code. In criminal proceedings in connection with tax evasion, a direct intent should be established in the act of the accused, otherwise the provisions of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation of December 28, 2006 No. 64 “On the practice of criminal law on liability for tax offenses”. One of the proofs of direct intent in the act of the accused may be the decision of the tax authority to prosecute for the tax offense, made according to the results of tax control measures (in-house or on-site tax audits). In the event that it establishes an imprudent form of the taxpayer’s guilt in committing a tax offense, in proving the guilt of the accused in the course of criminal proceedings there may be an intractable contradiction.
Legal issues of the development of resorts and medical and recreational areas regulation
Authors: Romanova O. A.
Published: May 2019

The paper discusses the problems of legal regulation of development of resorts and medical and recreational areas in the Russian Federation and suggests ways to further improve legislation in this sphere. The relevance of the topic is due to the prevailing unsystematic development of the territories of most resorts in Russia, which leads to an increase in anthropogenic pressure on resort ecosystems, degradation of natural medicinal resources, deterioration of the ecological and sanitary-epidemiological condition of the territories of resorts and health-improving areas. The author shows the importance and features of the organization of development of resorts and medical and recreational areas to ensure their sustainable development, analyzes the existing urban planning legislation in the part relating to the construction of resorts, reveals problems of regulation and implementation of urban planning activities in the resorts. The priority role of territorial planning in the regulation of reasonable development of resorts is justified taking into account the peculiarities of their functioning and further development.
¿Son protestantes nuestras iglesias modernas?
Authors: Fernández-Cobián Esteban
Published: May 2019

El desarrollo de la arquitectura religiosa moderna tuvo, desde el principio, un intenso carácter ecuménico en varios países de Europa. La construcción de espacios de culto pareció un buen comienzo para caminar hacia la unidad de los cristianos, ya que la petición de principio que llevó a la fundamentación arqueológica de estos edificios fue común entre los arquitectos católicos y los luteranos.En 1963 apareció el libro «Iglesias nuevas en España», del dominico Arsenio Fernández Arenas. Uno de sus capítulos se titulaba así: «¿Son protestantes nuestras iglesias modernas?». Fernández Arenas fue un teólogo que pretendía superar las lecturas más frecuentadas sobre el espacio de culto católico, por lo que el análisis de ese texto y de las arquitecturas a las que implícitamente alude, ofrece una oportunidad perfecta para reflexionar sobre el importante tema de la búsqueda de la convergencia entre confesiones cristianas a través de la forma construida.Tomando como punto de partida los argumentos allí expuestos, esta ponencia pretende explorar la sorprendente influencia de la capilla del Politécnico de Otaniemi, de Kaija y Heikki Siren, en las iglesias católicas españolas durante la segunda mitad del siglo pasado. El discurso acerca del despojamiento deviene crucial.
Una estrella en el horizonte mediático
Authors: Martínez-Medina Andrés , Parra-Martínez José , Gutiérrez-Mozo María-Elia
Published: May 2019

El desarrollo de las tecnologías del siglo XX permitió explorar, hasta sus últimas consecuencias, el simbolismo arquitectónico del cristal refulgente. Vinculada a la confesión protestante del reverendo Schuller, e imbuida del «si lo puedes soñar, lo puedes hacer» del célebre telepredicador, la Crystal Cathedral (1975/80) de Philip Johnson despertaba la mística de las arquitecturas alpinas de Bruno Taut bajo el sol perfecto del condado de Disney. Concebido como una estrella alongada, el edificio escondía tras su piel espejada un paisaje rebosante de luz mediterránea, un auténtico Traum aus Glas aeroespacial donde el Angst expresionista dejaba paso al fun californiano. Como supremos sacerdotes mediáticos, cliente y arquitecto trasmutaron la casa de Dios en un gigantesco plató televisivo que sedujo el alma postmoderna de Norteamérica. Recientemente adquirido por la Diócesis de Orange, este insólito espacio será pronto transformado de escenario televangelista a templo católico, de Catedral de Cristal a Catedral de Cristo.
Forma, estructura y simbolismo
Authors: Zein Ruth Verde , Seegerer Christian Michael
Published: May 2019

En 1964 se organizó un concurso nacional de proyectos para la Iglesia Nacional Presbiteriana en la recién inaugurada capital de Brasil, Brasilia. El proyecto ganador, realizado por los arquitectos Ubirajara Motta Lima Ribeiro y Sergio A.B. Machado, presenta excelentes cualidades arquitectónicas, inventiva composición y una inteligente racionalización de la solución constructiva. Si se hubiera construido sería, sin duda, una obra maestra. La simplicidad de resultados se apoya en una gama limitada de elementos constructivos, que sin embargo llegarían a aportar una relevante complejidad a los espacios arquitectónicos, cuyo diseño atiende adecuadamente a la carga simbólica de un espacio congregacional y sagrado. Este articulo se propone estudiar un poco más ese proyecto moderno, recuperando digitalmente su diseño y sugiriendo posibles interpretaciones arquitectónicas y teóricas considerando las diversas escalas, desde la condición urbana a los detalles y aspectos tectónicos.
La arquitectura moderna y la expresión religiosa protestante
Authors: Lima Junior Márcio Antonio de
Published: May 2019

En esta comunicación nos proponemos a explorar el pensamiento del teólogo Paul Tillich (1886-1965), que entiende que las artes en general y la arquitectura en particular pueden estimular el espíritu humano para ver nuevos ángulos de la realidad y la existencia. La arquitectura moderna, en su opinión, podría representar el carácter religioso protestante y constituirse en una verdadera posibilidad de la creación arquitectónica protestante, caracterizada por la comunidad que se reúne para oír, logrando, así, una expresión honesta de su fe.En diálogo con el pensamiento de Paul Tillich, nuestra propuesta pretende analizar cómo algunos de estos puntos se reflejan en el proyecto para la Iglesia Nacional Presbiteriana, Brasilia, en 1965, desarrollado por el arquitecto Fabio Penteado. Esta se caracteriza por el predominio de una gran cubierta en hormigón visto y una organización espacial que proporciona la experiencia del encuentro humano y con lo transcendente.
Louis Kahn en Rochester
Authors: González-Peña Nuria
Published: May 2019

El objetivo de esta comunicación es evaluar de modo crítico la influencia del pensamiento unitario en la concepción de la Primera Iglesia Unitaria de Rochester de Louis Kahn. Partiendo de la visita al templo y de la interacción con los feligreses, se recoge información de Louis Kahn y la Primera Iglesia Unitaria de Rochester.Las conexiones se establecen planteando las premisas de la Iglesia Unitaria sobre la revisión de los datos recogidos del arquitecto respecto a la concepción de la idea. Se estudia el proyecto final en relación a estas premisas, lo que aporta una triple lectura que conjuga las intenciones del arquitecto con las necesidades de la Iglesia y la evolución del proyecto.Croquis, dibujos y fotografías representan las distintas fases de la formalización del concepto. El arquitecto aporta una solución que, aunando traslaciones culturales y tecnológicas, el cliente identifica como propia.
Protestantismo y movimiento liberal
Authors: García Escorza Héctor
Published: May 2019

El templo El Divino Salvador de la Iglesia Metodista de México (1901), fue el centro regional de esa asociación religiosa de donde salieron los misioneros y los nuevos ciudadanos requeridos por la república liberal. Sui generis desde su origen, esta Iglesia compuesta por descendientes de ingleses y por mexicanos, construyó un singular templo de dos niveles: dos santuarios semejantes y de uso simultaneo para sus congregantes.Pachuca fue un bastión del movimiento liberal mexicano en el finisecular decimonónico, apoyada por la congregación metodista de El Divino Salvador y sus escuelas, cuyo emplazamiento es significativo, al compartir el espacio público más notable de la ciudad con el principal templo católico romano. De esta congregación y de sus escuelas han surgido nuevos templos e incontables personajes, destacados constructores de la nueva sociedad de los siglos XX y XXI.
La inserción espacial de la Iglesia Evangélica de Confesión Luterana en Brasil y sus lugares de culto
Authors: Beling Éder
Published: May 2019

A lo largo de este artículo, vamos a dar una mirada a la historia de la Reforma, a la historia de los primeros inmigrantes evangélicos en Brasil desde 1824, y la formación histórica de la Iglesia Evangélica de Confesión Luterana en Brasil (IECLB), para contribuir a la comprensión del lugar de culto de las comunidades evangélicas luteranas. Así, se pretende investigar algunas de las razones que llevaron a la conformación arquitectónica actual de las iglesias presentes en las diversas comunidades de la IECLB. Esto será analizado a través de tres ejemplos diferentes. Finalmente, se desea evidenciar la relación entre arquitectura y teología, cuestionándose la relación entre en el lugar de culto y la teología de la iglesia.
A STUDY ON SOIL STABILIZATION USING FLY ASH
Authors: Karthick J. , Thulasiram Ramkumar , Rajesh S. , Kumar M. Saravana , Thinakaranraj M. , Vijayaram M.
Published: May 2019

The objective of this paper is to determine the optimum fly ash content at which soil behavior is improved. Soil improvement is termed as soil stabilization. Soil stabilization depends on factors such as unconfined compression, cohesion, shear load, consolidation and permeability of soil and CBR value of soil. Fly ash is a thermal waste. Nearly half of the fly ash generated is not been used, hence usage of fly ash will reduce waste. Test conducted were sieve analysis, specific gravity, standard proctor compaction, unconfined compression, direct shear, free swell index, variable head permeability and consolidation for black cotton soil. Test also was conducted on soil replaced with fly ash in the level of 5%, 10% and 15%. Among the various replacement tried out, better results were observed for soil replaced with 10% of fly ash. Beyond the 10% level of replacement a reduction in performance was observed. Hence fly ash can be used for soil stabilization up to 10% replacement.
Synthesis of 2,3-dihydroquinazolin-4(1H)-ones catalyzed by Perchlorated Zirconia (HClO4/ZrO2) nanoparticles as a novel solid acid catalyst
Authors: Mosavian Seyed Yousef
Published: May 2019

Zirconia was synthesized in nanosize by sol-gel method and perchlorated zirconia (HClO4/ZrO2) with various calcination temperatures were prepared and characterized by XRD, FTIR and SEM techniques. The catalyst acidity characters, including the acidicstrength and the total number of acid sites were determined by potentiometric titration. The catalytic performance experiments show that the HClO4/ZrO2 with calcination temperature of 300 °C has the best catalytic activity. 2,3-Dihydroquinazolin-4(1H)-ones wereprepared in good to excellent yields via condensation reaction of oaminobenzamide and various types of aldehydes and ketones in the presence of HClO4/ZrO2 nanoparticles as an efficient solid acid catalyst. The catalyst is reusable with moderate loss in activity.
Surgical morbidity and mortality in patients with calculus biliary tract diseases
Authors: Khan Zubair Afzal
Published: May 2019

Background: In the era of laparoscopic cholecystectomy the discussion on morbidity and mortality of open cholecystectomy still holds importance and should not be considered obsolete. The values of good anaesthesia, good muscular relaxation, adequate operative exposure and adequate stretch on the CBD and careful anatomical dissection are very well known. The objective of the study was to study the surgical morbidity and mortality in patients with calculus biliary tract diseases.Methods: The study included 839 patients with surgical jaundice and various surgical modalities applied as per the need and indication. 168 patients out of 839 were referred to Department of General Surgery for surgical management.Results: The commonest surgical procedure carried out was cholecystectomy with CBD exploration in 102 (60.71%) patients. Only CBD stone was found in 79 (47.02%) patients. Total 43 (25.60%) incidence of post-operative complications were reported in the patients. Surgical wound infection (20, 11.90%) was the commonest post-operative complications, followed by chest infection              (13, 7.74), and biliary leakage (4, 2.38%). Four (2.38%) deaths were reported among 168 cases.Conclusions: Conventional surgeries like CBD exploration, choledochoduodenostomy (CDD), choledochoju-jenostomy (CDJ), transduodenal sphincteroplasty (TDS) can be associated with morbidity and mortality in spite of optimisation and excellent postoperative care.
Main pulmonary artery diameter assessment in a large sample of Indian population: a MDCT based study
Authors: Wani Abdul Haseeb , Shiekh Yassar , Ahangar Najeeb Tallal
Published: May 2019

Background: The gold standard for pulmonary artery pressure measurement is right heart catheterization but its invasive nature precludes its routine use. Main pulmonary arterial trunk calibre increase is a strong indicator of underlying pulmonary arterial hypertension. MDCT can accurately measure the diameter of main pulmonary artery. The objective of the study was to establish the normative values of main pulmonary artery caliber using contrast enhanced CT and try to ascertain any significant difference in main pulmonary artery calibers between two genders and correlation of age and main pulmonary artery diameter.

Methods: Contrast enhanced CT images of 462 subjects were analysed on a PACS workstation monitor and widest diameter perpendicular to long axis of the main pulmonary artery as seen on reformatted axial image was measured with electronic caliper tool at the level of the main pulmonary artery bifurcation.  

Results: The mean main pulmonary artery diameter in females was 22.54±2.19 mm and 23.34±3.06 mm in males. The mean pulmonary artery diameter in males was larger than females with statistically significant difference seen (p<0.05). The correlation coefficient between age of whole sample and their mean main pulmonary artery was found to be 0.1006 with no statistically significant difference.

Conclusions: There is a statistically significant difference in the mean main pulmonary artery calibre between males and females with no strong correlation between the age and mean main pulmonary artery calibre. Further studies are warranted to find the complex interaction between main pulmonary artery diameter and sex, age and body mass index.
Effect of radiofrequency vs other surgeries in the management of obstructive sleep apnoea
Authors: Bage Atul M. , Muthuvel Lakshman Bhaskar , Kalatharan Pradheep
Published: May 2019

Background: Snoring is an important social problem seen in both men and women. Snoring occurs as a result of soft tissue vibration caused by a partial upper airway collapse during sleep. The aim of the study was to analyse the morbidity and efficacy of radiofrequency thermal ablation of upper airway in patients suffering from OSA.

Methods: In the Department of ENT, Pondicherry, 40 patients between the age group of 20 to 60 years who were diagnosed to have OSA were operated according to the site of obstruction including RFVTR. Various parameters including ESS, partner scores, post-op pain, bleeding, pharyngeal dryness voice change were measured accordingly on the 1st day, 45th day, 90th day and 180th day postoperatively for the efficacy of treatment and also for assessing the morbidity of treatment provided.  

Results: There is a statistically significant reduction in ESS scores and partner scores between pre-operative period and post operatively on the 45th day, 90th day and 180th day. Post-operative pain assessment also showed that patients who underwent RFVTR had lesser pain when compared to other surgeries like zetaplasty, LAUP, etc.

Conclusions: Radiofrequency surgery should be considered as the treatment of choice for mild OSA and hypopneic snorers. The important advantage of these procedures is technically simple and minimally invasive. RFTA of the soft palate leaves the mucosa intact contrary to LAUP, hence the pain comparably less. Relatively cost effective when compared to LASER and Coblator.
Dead-Core Solutions to Simple Catalytic Reaction Problems in Chemical Engineering
Authors: Sabit F. , Shakipov M. , Skrzypacz P. , Golman B.
Published: May 2019

The catalytic chemical reaction is usually carried out in a pellet where the catalyst is distributed throughout its porous structure. The selectivity, yield and productivity of the catalytic reactor often depend on the rates of chemical reactions and the rates of diffusion of species involved in the reactions in the pellet porous space. In such systems, the fast reaction can lead to the consumption of reactants close to the external pellet surface and creation of the dead core where no reaction occurs.

This will result in an inefficient use of expensive catalyst. In the discussed simplified diffusion-reaction problems a nonlinear reaction term is of power-law type with a small positive reaction exponent. Such reaction term represents the kinetics of catalytic reaction accompanied by a strong adsorption of the reactant. The ways to calculate the exact solutions possessing dead cores are presented. It was also proved analytically that the exact solution of the nonlinear two-point boundary value problem satisfies physical a-priori bounds. Furthermore, the approximate solutions were obtained using the orthogonal collocation method for pellets of planar, spherical and cylindrical geometries. Numerical results confirmed that the length of the dead core increases for the more active catalysts due to the larger values of the reaction rate constant. The dead core length also depends on the pellet geometry.
Spray-Pyrolysis Preparation of Li4Ti5O12/Si Composites for Lithium-Ion Batteries
Authors: Terechshenko A. , Sanbayeva A. , Babaa M.R. , Nurpeissova A. , Bakenov Z.
Published: May 2019

This paper introduces the novel anode material which is Li4Ti5O12/Si prepared by gas-stated method, mainly spray-pyrolysis technique. The literature review performed in this paper revealed two main components which can be potentially mixed into the efficient anode material. Silicon (Si) has the highest possible capacity of 4200 mAh g-1 among all commonly used anodes. Due to its ‘zero-strain’ (<1% volume change) properties and stable cycling, Li4Ti5O12 (LTO) is considered as a promising anode for lithium ion batteries. Combination of these two anode materials is considered as a promising approach to prepare a high performance composite anode. The precursor solution consisted of homogeneous mixture of lithium nitrate and titanium tetraisopropoxide dissolved in deionized water with equimolar concentration of 0.5 M. The aerosol formation was performed at nitrogen environment and the droplets were carried into the quartz tube reactor at the flowrate of 4 L min-1. The rector temperature was held at 800 °C. The spray-pyrolysis synthesis was performed as one-step operation, excluding the need of calcination of as-prepared powders, and continuous process by the mean of peristaltic pump. The as-prepared powders had wide size distribution from nanometers to microns. The materials obtained had well-crystallized structure with insignificant amount of impurities. The powders were analyzed by the following analytical equipment: 1) the presence of Li4Ti5O12 and Si in the obtained composite was confirmed by X-ray diffraction technique (XRD); 2) The structure and morphology of LTO and Si molecules were observed and studied with Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM).
Relationship between Circulating Protein p53 and High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein in Central Obesity Men with Inflammaging
Authors: Triana Rina , Meiliana Anna , Halimah Eli , Wijaya Andi
Published: May 2019

BACKGROUND: The mechanism of aging goes along with age, one of which is characterized by cellular senescent, which occurs mostly in adipose tissue. Adipose tissue is the site of accumulation of large cell senescent, in the regulation of obesity and aging. Proteins p53 is marker for cell senescent, which are also known to induce inflammation. This study was aimed to determine the relationship between circulating protein p53 and high sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) in central obese men with inflammaging.METHODS: The study design is an observational study with cross-sectional approach. The subjects were 75 central obese men (waist circumference/WC > 90 cm), aged ≥ 45 years old. Subjects were divided into 2 age groups, those are middle age group: 45-59 years old (50.7%) and elderly group: ≥ 60 years old (49.3%). Examination of circulating p53 was done using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) method, and the hsCRP examination was done by chemiluminescent method.RESULTS: It was found that there was a correlation between circulating p53 and hsCRP in elderly (r=-0.414; p<0.05) but not in middle age (r=-0.127; p=0.449).CONCLUSION: From this study, it is assumed that more senescence cells in elderly are resulting in increased chronic inflammation.KEYWORDS: aging, senescent, inflammaging, protein p53, hsCRP
Diagnostic value of biplanar ultrasonographic assessment in detecting degenerative changes in femoral articular cartilage
Authors: ÖZDEMİR Meltem , KAVAK Rasime Pelin
Published: May 2019

Aim: The aim of our study was to assess the diagnostic
value of biplanar ultrasonography in detecting degenerative changes of femoral
articular cartilage using magnetic resonance imaging as the reference method.Material
and Methods: Femoral articular cartilage examination was performed
with ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging in 40 patients with knee
pain. Magnetic resonance imaging of the knees were carried out on a 1.5 T scanner with proton density weighted,
fat suppressed sequence in three
orthogonal planes. Ultrasonographic evaluations of the knees were performed in
both longitudinal and transverse planes. Taking the findings of magnetic
resonance imaging as a reference, the
diagnostic effectiveness of biplanar US in detecting medial condylar, lateral
condylar and intercondylar notch cartilage lesions were calculated.Results: The sensitivity of biplanar ultrasonography in
detecting medial condylar, lateral condylar, and intercondylar notch cartilage
lesions were 93.55%, 61.11%, and 53.85%, respectively. The specificity of the
technique in detecting the lesions in these locations were 88.89%, 90.91%, and     100.00%, respectively.

 Conclusion: Ultrasonography is a
relatively inexpensive, easily accessible and a non-invasive imaging tool. We
found that biplanar ultrasonography is a reliable method in detecting medial
condylar cartilage lesions in knee osteoarthritis, and we recommend using it
for the purposes of screening and follow-up evaluation of medial type knee
osteoarthritis where MRI is not accessible.
Fuzzy logic-based moving obstacle avoidance method
Authors: Karakaya Suat , Ocak Hasan
Published: May 2019

In this study, a fuzzy logic-based collision avoidance method is studied. Mobile robots operating in a dynamic environment may encounter moving obstacles. The distance from the obstacles to the robot is provided as a control input. The change of distance is provided as the secondary input. The output speed value is expressed as â€˜stopâ€™, â€˜very slowâ€™, â€˜slowâ€™, â€˜mediumâ€™ and â€˜fastâ€™, respectively. Each of these expressions has an exact numerical value, but it depends on the inputs and the rule base, and therefore the numerical values belong to the variable ratios. The input parameters do not have an exact value and they are assigned to different numerical ranges at different ratios. The input membership functions defined in this study are defined as triangular functions. The defuzzification process of the output parameter is performed by the weighted average method. Keywords: fuzzy; logic-based; mobile; avoidance method
Prediction of geostrophic currents using big weather data archive and neural networks for the Aegean Sea
Authors: Inan Timur , BABA Ahmet Fevzi
Published: May 2019

Prediction of sea and weather environment variables like wind speed, wind direction, wave height, wave direction, sea surface current direction and magnitude has always been an important subject in marine engineering as they effect on ship speed and effect the time of arrival to destination point as well. In this study, we propose a neural network that can predict the latitudinal and longitudinal components of sea surface currents in the Aegean Sea. The system can predict the sea surface currents components using the wind components which are gathered from the INMARSAT weather report system. The neural network is trained using the historical data which is gathered from UCAR historical weather database and historical surface current data which is gathered from IFREMER database.

Keywords: Sea surface current, weather report, prediction, neural network, big data archive.
The influence of organizational culture and spiritual intelligence on employee performance through emotional intelligence
Authors: Sancoko Reni , Setiawan Margono , Troena Eka Afnan
Published: May 2019

This study aims to analyze the relationship between organizational culture, spiritual intelligence, emotional intelligence and employee performance at the PT. PLN (Persero) Distribsui Bali. The research population is employees who are permanent employees with a minimum work period of 1 year totaling 189 people. The sampling technique used was simple random sampling with the number of respondents 128 people and using SPSS 2.1 as an analytical tool. Research findings indicate that organizational culture and spiritual intelligence have a significant effect on emotional intelligence. In addition, organizational culture and spiritual intelligence have a significant effect on employee performance. And emotional intelligence has a significant influence on employee performance. This study also emphasizes that emotional intelligence mediates some of the influence of organizational culture on employee performance. And emotional intelligence mediates some of the influence of spiritual intelligence on employee performance. Finally, this study verifies that organizational culture and spiritual intelligence in private organizations are able to provide useful finding such as those found in public organizations (BUMN). This research only focuses on spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence. Subsequent research can investigate other intelligence possessed by humans such as intelligence quotient and physical intelligence. In terms of comparing the two human intelligences with spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence in the hope of verifying whether employees who are intellectually intelligent, physical, spiritual and emotional can greatly help the organization to improve employee performance. 
The effect of work environment and organizational culture on employee performance mediated by work motivation (Study on operational field employee of PT. Bank Pembangunan Daerah Provinsi Jawa Timur Tbk)
Authors: Rachmat Adiwiratna Briandana Ganefanto , Noermijati Noermijati , Sudjatno Sudjatno
Published: May 2019

This research aims to examine and analyze the effect of the work environment and organizational culture on the operational field employee performance of PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah Provinsi Jawa Timur Tbk Cabang Sidoarjo with mediated work motivation. The population in this research was 134 employees. Data analysis in this research is the SEM using sofware PLS. The results of this research show that influential work environment significantly on the employee performance, organizational culture affect significantly on the employee performance, work environment affect significantly on the work motivation, organizational culture affect significantly on the work motivation, work motivation affect significantly on the employee performance. Motivation work also roles as a partial mediation from the effect of work environment on performance of employees and the effect of organizational culture on performance of employees.
Prevalence and Consequences of Intimate Partner Violence in Canada as Measured by the National Victimization Survey
Authors: Lysova Alexandra , Dim Eugene Emeka , Dutton Donald
Published: May 2019

National victimization surveys that conceptualize intimate partner violence (IPV) as crime can contribute to a better understanding of the most severe forms of victimization in the intimate partner relationship. Based on the 2014 Canadian General Social Survey on Victimization, this study examined the prevalence of victimization resulted from physical and/or sexual IPV, controlling behaviors and also consequences of IPV for both men and women in a sample representative of the Canadian population. Given the paucity of research on male victims of IPV at the national population level, this article specifically discussed the experiences of men who reported violence perpetrated by their female intimate partners. Results showed that 2.9% of men and 1.7% of women reported experiencing physical and/or sexual IPV in their current relationships in the last 5 years. In addition, 35% of male and 34% of female victims of IPV experienced high controlling behaviors—the most severe type of abuse known as intimate terrorism. Moreover, 22% of male victims and 19% of female victims of IPV were found to have experienced severe physical violence along with high controlling behaviors. Although female victims significantly more often than male victims reported the injuries and short-term emotional effects of IPV (e.g., fear, depression, anger), there was no significant difference in the experience of the most long-term effects of spousal trauma—posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)-related symptoms. This article argues that future research should explain the increased gap in reporting of the IPV victimization among men compared to women.
VIRTOPSY OF THE BODY OF A GIRL-ADOLESCENT DIED AFTER FALL FROM A GREAT HEIGHT
Authors: Klevno V. A. , Chumakova Yu. V. , Kurdyukov F. N. , Lebedeva A. S. , Dubrova S. E. , Efremenkov N. V. , Zemur M. A.
Published: May 2019

The article presents a case from the practice of the Serpukhov department of SBIH MR “Bureau of FME”, when the study of the corpse of a young girl as a result of a fall from a great height was used the method of computed tomography of the corpse (virtual autopsy), followed by X-ray anatomical comparison of the results.
THE EFFECT OF STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE TRUNK OF THE TRAUMATIC WEAPON ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GUNPOWDER PARTICLES ON THE BARRIER
Authors: Rasnyuk S. V. , Klevno V. A.
Published: May 2019

The article presents the results of an experimental study of the ballistic properties of the gun MR-80-13T under the .45 Rubber cartridge, during which a diagnostic feature was revealed that allows the character of the deposition of gunpowder particles on the target in the close range zone, to speak about the structural features of the barrel of the firearms of limited damage.
THE FORENSIC MEDICAL ASPECTS OF CHILD MORTALITY AND APPROACHES OF ITS PREDICTION IN VOLGOGRAD REGION
Authors: Kovaleva O. I. , Barkanov V. B. , Edelev N. S.
Published: May 2019

The article analyzes the mortality of minors in the Volgograd region over the past five years. The number of deaths of children and adolescents in subsequent years is predicted, with the definition of further directions for studying the mortality of minors in other regions of the Russian Federation. With the help of the found mathematical model, a point and interval prediction of the mortality of children and adolescents in the Volgograd region was made and it was shown with what probability in 2018 and in 2019 one could expect the resulting number of deceased persons of the studied age. Further directions for studying the mortality of minors with the aim of reducing the preventable losses of the younger generation, improving the demographic situation in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation have been determined.
YAKOV YUR’YEVICH KATS – THE FIRST HEAD OF THE SUBDIVISION OF FORENSIC MEDICINE OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THE MOSCOW PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF DEPUTIES (ON THE 150th ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH)
Authors: Klevno V. A. , Gaidichuk V. V. , Romanko N. A.
Published: May 2019

The article is devoted to Ya. Yu. Kats, who in November, 1918 headed the subdivision of forensic medicine of the Health Department of the Moscow Provincial Council of Workers and Peasants Deputies, which later became the Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination of the Moscow region – the largest state forensic institution in Russia.
FORENSIC EXPERTS IN THE IMAGES OF THE DESIRED PROFESSIONAL FUTURE
Authors: Yolkina O. E.
Published: May 2019

On the February, 20 at the State Budgetary Healthcare Institution MONIKI n. a. M. F. Vladimirskiy the Association of Forensic Medical Experts held a scheduled scientific-practical conference «Continuing Medical Education of Forensic Medical Examiners. Professional standard «Doctor – forensic expert» and «Forensic expert with secondary medical education», accredited by the Coordination Council for the Development of the National Medical Association of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
Padrão de colaboração e coautoria no campo de turismo: análises bibliométricas e de redes em 14 periódicos científicos brasileiros (1990-2016)
Authors: Köhler André Fontan , Digiampietri Luciano Antonio , Almeida Gabriela Sarro
Published: May 2019

Neste trabalho, são analisados os artigos publicados em 14 periódicos brasileiros de turismo (de 1990 a 2016). Os objetivos são identificar os padrões de coautoria e verificar a importância de atores para a rede. A metodologia consiste em análise bibliométrica e de redes sociais. As redes de autores e instituições são robustas, não dependendo de um ator central. O campo é marcado pela grande fragmentação, sem uma abordagem teórica unificada. As redes de autores e instituições são formadas por um grupo central – com os nós mais importantes e produtivos – e uma “periferia”, composta por pequenos grupos com baixa produção.
Avaliação de compostos bioativos em pessegada
Authors: Machado Maria Ines Rodrigues , Lameiro Magna da Gloria , Machado Adriana Rodrigues , Zambiazi Rui Carlos , Feitosa José Valmir
Published: May 2019

O objetivo deste trabalho foi selecionar algumas cultivares de pêssego para produção de polpa e, após um período de armazenamento, elaborar massa de pêssego doce, avaliando as características físicas, químicas, microbiológicas e o teor de compostos bioativos. Além disso, pretendeu-se avaliar a estabilidade de compostos bioativos na polpa de pêssego e na massa de pêssego doce armazenada por um período de 10 meses. Para isso, foram selecionadas três cultivares de pessegueiro Maciel, Santa Áurea e Esmeralda, que foram processadas separadamente para as cultivares, e também, foi selecionado um lote com uma mistura de cultivares. As determinações físico-químicas e bioativas dos compostos foram realizadas, incluindo sólidos solúveis, testando o teor de pectina nas polpas, acidez total, pH, compostos fenólicos totais, compostos fenólicos individuais, determinação microbiológica de leveduras e bolores e análise sensorial. Os resultados das análises físico-químicas de frutas frescas mostraram frutos de excelente qualidade. No entanto, houve redução significativa no teor de compostos fenólicos e na ausência de carotenóides. Verificou-se que, mesmo com um menor teor de sólidos solúveis em uma das amostras, foi atingido o ponto de corte, demonstrando que é possível atingir o ponto final da massa doce de pêssego em um período menor de cozimento.
Radioaulas do Projeto Minerva
Authors: Pinto Thiago Pedro
Published: May 2019

Neste texto, abordam-se possíveis leituras produzidas a partir dos materiais que compunham as radioaulas do Projeto Minerva e seus documentos de base (material bruto, texto bruto, fascículo, script e áudio). Estas leituras tiveram origem no processo de doutoramento do pesquisador e permanecem ativas, em movimento. Naquela ocasião flertou-se com a Hermenêutica de Profundidade como possibilidade de guiar o olhar neste caminho, por aproximação com outros trabalhos desenvolvidos no Grupo de Pesquisa (GHOEM), e com a Filosofia de Linguagem de Wittgenstein, por já ter ocorrido um trabalho com ela durante o mestrado e por ela se alinhar com os posicionamentos epistemológicos do autor. Relatam-se aqui, mesmo que de forma pontual, alguns elementos dessa discussão entre possíveis referenciais teóricos e suas implicações para a pesquisa e para os modos de se procederem análises (leituras) de impressos para o ensino.
O CÂNTICO DO SILÊNCIO EM LA FLAMME D’UNE CHANDELLE DE GASTON BACHELARD
Authors: Araújo Alberto Filipe
Published: May 2019

Ainda que Bachelard não explicite satisfatoriamente o tema e a vivência do silêncio no seu texto La flamme d’une chandelle (A chama de uma vela — 1961), tal não nos deve impedir que nos interroguemos sobre o referido tema. Com este objetivo, procuraremos, ao longo do nosso estudo e num primeiro momento, rastrear, dos pontos de vista do imaginário (“sonhar os devaneios”) e da filosofia (“pensar os pensamentos”), passagens que de algum modo reflitam o silêncio nas suas manifestações, ainda que mais indizíveis, o que não é, como se admite, uma tarefa fácil porque o silêncio na obra encontra-se ao nível latente. Num segundo momento, procuraremos refletir, do ponto de vista filosófico-hermenêutico, sobre o conjunto de imagens recolhido sobre o silêncio e afins, não deixando de lado a dimensão educacional subjacente ao longo da reflexão.
PENGARUH DESAIN PESAN VIDEO INSTRUKSIONAL TERHADAP PERSEPSI PETANI TENTANG TRICHOKOMPOS
Authors: Munawaroh Febria Yatimatul , Riyanto Riyanto , Warnaen Andi
Published: May 2019

ABSTRACTThis research was conducted in District of Babadan Regency of Ponorogo East Java Province,to 62 chilli farmers and cattle farmers selected by simple random sampling. The purpose of thisresearch is to know the influence of video usage and video message packaging elements to farmerperception about Trichokompos production and usage. The research design is One-Shot CaseStudy, independent variable used is narration, material, picture, music, time, and text, while thedependent variable is farmer perception on making and using Trichokompos. Information gatheringon this is obtained through a structured questionnaire. Influence of video packaging element wasanalyzed by multiple regression statistic test, while farmer perception toward Trichokompos wasanalyzed using class interval model. The results showed that the perception of farmers about themaking and use of Trichokompos influenced by independent variables of 52.1%, and the influenceof instructional video message design partially indicates that the narrative, material, image,music, and text variables significantly influence farmers’ and the use of Trichokompos. However,time variables do not significantly influence farmers’ perceptions. Meanwhile, the perception offarmers about the making and use of Trichokompos shows that as many as 36 respondents or58.1% claimed to receive Trichokompos innovation and perceived that the making and use ofTrichokompos characteristic of innovation in accordance with that required by farmers, have theadvantage, easy to apply by farmers, and materials standard available.
ESP Protector Mechanical Seal Run-Life Extender
Authors: Mansir Hassan , Bencze Andras , Waldner Leon , Graham John , Hong Claire , Duong Bruce
Published: May 2019

One of the main functions of an ESP Seal Chamber Section (also known as a "Protector") is to provide a rotating mechanical seal to protect the motor oil from contamination. These seals are susceptible to damage due to a high concentration of fines in production fluids scoring the sealing surfaces.

A novel device to be used in conjunction with the Protector has been developed and tested. The device, called the Guardian, draws in wellbore fluid, through a two-stage dynamic separator, to continuously flush the seal with filtered fluid. The device, located between the pump intake and the Protector, accelerates the solids and ejects them back into the fluid stream. Only filtered fluid remains after the last stage. This filtered fluid is circulated through the device's journal bearings to replenish the fluid in contact with the mechanical seal. This filtered fluid protects the seal and manages its heat rejection.

The device solves one of the enduring challenges to run-life of ESP Protectors prevalent in applications such as tight oil and SAGD. The technology is a step change to existing solutions and provides service companies and operators a solution applicable when solids and fines pose a risk to the mechanical seal, a critical part of an ESP and its run life.
Nine Years Operational Experience of the Vega Field – Design, Experience, and Lessons Learned
Authors: Hatscher Stephan , Kiselnikov Maxim , Ugueto Luis , Norheim Bård , Olsen Viggo , Malmanger Eva , Alvestad Atle
Published: May 2019

The Vega field is a gas condensate / volatile oil asset located in the Northern part of the North Sea. It comprises three subsea templates, daisy-chained on a 52 km long subsea multiphase flowline to the Gjøa host platform. The high temperature, high pressure field was developed by Norsk Hydro and Statoil and came onstream in 2010; it came under operatorship of Wintershall in 2015. A lot of operational experience was gained within those years. The paper will reflect on the assumptions that led to the design of the asset and juxtapose this with the findings after first oil. Within this, especially the subject of paraffin precipitation will be highlighted. This was perceived as the highest risk to the asset upon development. Later field life, however, showed no indication of wax precipitation at all.

Furthermore, and especially since the takeover by Wintershall, production optimization and prolonging field life has been a strong focus. The paper will showcase several aspects of this, like re-vitalizing wells through acid stimulations, extending lifetime with an infill well campaign, a new spare part strategy, or chemical optimization on the continuous hydrate inhibition cocktail. Moreover, it will also display further activities to extend lifetime even more by changes in the hydrate philosophy.

The story shows that with fresh eyes and new approaches, also smaller fields can be optimized efficiently, leading to increased lifetimes and improved economics.
Positivity and prevalence of human papillomavirus among a large population of Hakka women in southern China
Authors: Liu Sudong , Gu Xiaodong , Weng Ruiqiang , Liu Jing , Zhong Zhixiong
Published: May 2019

Background
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infections are known to be the main cause of cervical cancer. Thus, detecting HPV genotypes is of great significance for cervical cancer screening. To formulate strategies for prevention of cervical cancer, we studied the HPV infection prevalence and age-specific distribution of female in Hakka area of southern China.
Method
From January, 2016 to July, 2018, 36,871 women from gynecological or reproductive center of Meizhou People’s Hospital (Huangtang Hospital), Meizhou Hospital Affiliated to Sun Yat-sen University were recruited in this study. HPV genotypes was detected by flow cytometry method.
Results
HPV infection was observed in 18.34% of the participants, and approximately 79.98% of them were infected with high-risk HPV. The 5 most prevalent genotypes were HPV 52 (18.18%), HPV 16 (16.06%), HPV 58 (11.37%), HPV 53 (8.82%) and HPV 39 (6.42%). The most intensive HPV infections were observed in women aged 40-49 and women aged 30-59 added up to 79.62% of positive patients.
Conclusion
The high HPV infection rate in this Hakka area highlighted the necessity of screening program for HPV infection and cervical cancer among women. The findings of HPV genotypes and the age specific distribution of HPV infection in this area will contribute to the future vaccine development.
Identification of serotypes Pasteurella multocida and Mannheimia haemolytica from cattle and sheep in central Ethiopia
Authors: Tolera Teshale , Wirtu Abebe , Kumsa Bersissa , Zerabruk Elsa , Albene Yetnebersh , Tadesse Fanos , Mammo Gezahegn , Gelaye Essayas , Tolera Teshale Sori
Published: May 2019

Background: Pneumonic pasteurellosis is a multi-factorial respiratory disease of cattle and sheep caused by combination of etiologic agents; hence, reliable information is needed on the species or serotypes of bacterial agents for optimum control of the disease. This study was conducted with the objectives of identification of bacterial agents causing pneumonic pasteurellosis in cattle and sheep and identify serotypes of P. multocida involved.
Methods: Bacteriological and molecular methods were used on 176 pneumonic lungs (93 cattle and 83 sheep) collected from abattoirs and 604 nasal swabs collected from 302 cattle and 302 sheep presented to Asella, Holota and Sheno veterinary clinics.
Results: Twenty-five percent, 26.5% and 23.5% of nasal swabs collected from cattle and sheep from Asella, Holota and Sheno, respectively, were positive to one or more species of Pasteurella, Mannheimia and Bibersteinia. Mannheimia haemolytica was the predominant bacteria isolated at all sites. The isolation of these bacterial species was associated with age and pneumonic status of animals and management system. Young animals were more likely to yield positive results than adults (OR = 1.56; 95 % CI: 1.02, 2.38). Similarly, isolation of the three bacterial species was more frequent in animals with signs of pneumonia than those animals without signs of pneumonia (OR = 4.67; 95 % CI: 3.03, 7.19) and from animals under intensive management system than those animals kept under extensive management system (OR = 2.46; 95 % CI: 1.12, 5.39). Out of the total of 176 pneumonic lungs examined isolation was done from 48 (27.27 %) of them. Mannheimia haemolyitica was the predominant species isolated from pneumonic lungs. The identity of P. multocida and M. haemolytica isolated was further confirmed using PCR. Pasteurella multocida serotypes A1 and A3 and M. haemolytica serotype A1 were the predominant serotypes identified.
Conclusion: This study revealed that M. haemolytica, P. multocida and B. trehalosi are commonly circulating in cattle and sheep originated from various parts of the country. It is also interesting that the serotypes of P. multocida and M. haemolytica identified in the present study are those that are already proven to cause pneumonia in ruminants.