bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Building resilience in oncology teams: Protocol for a realist evaluation of multiple cases
Authors: Tremblay Dominique , Touati Nassera , Kilpatrick Kelley , Durand Marie-José , Turcotte Annie , Prady Catherine , Poder Thomas G. , Richard Patrick O. , Soldera Sara , Berbiche Djamal , Généreux Mélissa , Roy Mathieu , Laflamme Brigitte , Lessard Sylvie , Landry Marjolaine , Giordano Émilie
Published: May 2022

Background

Teams caring for people living with cancer face many difficult clinical situations that are compounded by the pandemic and can have serious consequences on professional and personal life. This study aims to better understand how a multi-component intervention builds resilience in oncology teams. The intervention is based on a salutogenic approach, theories and empirical research on team resilience at work. This intervention research involves partnership between researchers and stakeholders in defining situations of adversity and solutions appropriate to context.

Methods

The principles of realist evaluation are used to develop context-mechanism-outcome configurations of a multi-component intervention developed by researchers and field partners concerned with the resilience of oncology teams. The multiple case study involves oncology teams in natural contexts in four healthcare establishments in Québec (Canada). Qualitative and quantitative methods are employed. Qualitative data from individual interviews, group interviews and observation are analyzed using thematic content analysis. Quantitative data are collected through validated questionnaires measuring team resilience at work and its effect on teaming processes and cost-effectiveness. Integration of these data enables the elucidation of associations between intervention, context, mechanism and outcome.

Discussion

The study will provide original data on contextual factors and mechanisms that promote team resilience in oncology settings. It suggests courses of action to better manage difficult situations that arise in a specialized care sector, minimize their negative effects and learn from them, during and after the waves of the pandemic. The mechanisms for problem resolution and arriving at realistic solutions to professional workforce and team effectiveness challenges can help improve practices in other settings.
JSCA Special Issue: ‘Approaching Race and Ethnicity in Nordic Film Culture’
Authors: Moffat Kate , Asava Zélie
Published: May 2022

This Special Issue of the Journal of Scandinavian Cinema focuses on race and ethnicity in Nordic film and TV cultures. The decolonial turn has produced a global shift in the recognition of cinema’s historical relationship to imperialism, colonialism and racism, and emphasized the urgency of dismantling structural inequalities through new modes of engagement with minoritized artists and theorists, as well as Indigenous epistemological frameworks and pluriversal approaches – including critical race theory and its specific applications in a Nordic context. Consequently, these articles consider representational politics alongside interrelated concerns on practitioner agency and production contexts addressing equality and access in the media industries of these countries. The depth and historical range of the collection speaks to the need for an ongoing, critically reflective dialogue on these topics, especially as they remain significantly underrepresented in the field of Nordic media studies.
El paladín de Essex
Authors: Winstanley William
Published: May 2022

El paladín de Essex (Londres, 1694) narra las aventuras del joven Billy, natural de Billerecay, a quien la lectura compulsiva de libros de caballerías hace creerse caballero andante y lanzarse a los caminos ingleses para imitar las gestas de héroes como Amadís de Gaula, Palmerín de Inglaterra o Belianís de Grecia. Pero, a quien realmente imita sin saberlo es a don Quijote, pues sus aventuras itinerantes en los caminos, posadas y mansiones de Essex son un trasunto de las del hidalgo en La Mancha. Tampoco le falta una dama a la que bautiza como Dulcina, aunque en realidad es una moza del pueblo llamada Joan Grumball, ni un escudero de nombre Ricardo cuyo apetito y sentido común hacen pensar en Sancho. La novela de William Winstanley se apropia así del Quijote para trasplantarlo a la Inglaterra de finales del siglo XVII, rejuveneciendo al sujeto quijotesco, convirtiendo a su escudero en protagonista de una serie propia de peculiares aventuras y dando a la historia un sorprendente desenlace. Por sus páginas, además, desfila una abigarrada galería de personajes que incluye campesinos y vendedores ambulantes, señores ociosos y jueces con ganas de divertirse, malabaristas, titiriteros y funambulistas, posaderos de toda índole y la variada clientela que para en sus posadas. El texto de Winstanley, que ve la luz en castellano por primera vez, va precedido de una introducción donde se esclarece la vida y obra de su hoy olvidado autor, y va seguido por un extenso estudio que lo analiza en relación no solo con el Quijote sino también con la tradición cervantina francesa e inglesa, además de con los libros de caballerías hispánicos. El volumen se cierra con dos apéndices que indagan en la recepción de estos últimos en Inglaterra. La colección Biblioteca del Quijote Transnacional es una coedición entre el Instituto Cervantes y la Universidad de Salamanca.
"Llibre del Fets" de Jaime I de Aragón como manual militar
Authors: Alvira Cabrrer Martín
Published: May 2022

El Llibre del Fets del rey Jaime I de Aragón (1213-1276) contiene tantas informaciones y tan variadas sobre el arte de la guerra en el siglo XIII que algunos especialistas creen que puede ser considerado como un buen manual militar. En este estudio se sistematizan las enseñanzas bélicas del Conquistador y se comparan con las pautas prescritas en otros textos de didáctica militar de la época para comprobar hasta qué punto esta idea se ajusta a la realidad.
Narrativas de la guerra en la iconografía medieval hispana. La iluminación del primer manuscrito del Fortalitium fidei
Authors: Palacios Ontalva J. Santiago
Published: May 2022

El ms. 154 de El Burgo de Osma, el primero conocido del Fortalitium fidei de Alonso de Espina, contiene una serie de representaciones relacionadas con distintas guerras libradas entre cristianos y musulmanes a lo largo de la Historia, en su mayoría desconocidas hasta ahora. Este artículo propone el análisis iconográfico de esa iluminación, y su encuadre en el estudio de la iconografía bélica desarrollada al final de la Edad Media en la península ibérica. El interés preferente de este trabajo se centra en las escenas de batalla, así como en la complementaria relación entre textos e imágenes que originan las narraciones plásticas del conflicto, y que, en su caso, nos ayudan a su identificación y contextualización historiográfica.
NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE SEVERITY OF THE PATIENT'S PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL STATE
Authors: Mitikhin Vyacheslav , Solokhina Tatyana
Published: May 2022

Introduction Currently, there are known problems of assessing the severity of psychopathological states based on psychometric (rank) scales [1]. The main problem: ranks are non-numeric information that does not allow the simplest mathematical operations (summation, average) [2] and, as a result, the impossibility of constructing correct models for evaluating states.

Objectives Development of algorithms for processing initial rank information about the severity of psychopathological states in order to obtain results in numerical form based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) [2].

Methods Clinical, statistical, algorithms of the AHP [2].

Results The problems of assessing the patient's states are multicriteria. They are solved within the framework of AHP by constructing numerical intensity scales when measuring the dimensions of disorders. This means a correct transition from the rank scale to the scale of relations, in which the estimates are numbers that allow any mathematical operations. An example of constructing a numerical assessment of the severity of the patient's condition is given.

Conclusions The fundamental difference between the results based on AHP and rank results is due to the fact that numerical estimates of the severity of states are obtained, which can be used for any mathematical processing and the construction of correct models of communication and prediction of the state of patients from many factors, taking into account their weight.

1. Zimmerman M., Morgan T.A., Stanton K.
World Psychiatry. 2018;17:258–275

doi:10.1002/wps.20569

2. Mitikhin V., Solokhina T.
S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry. 2019(2):49-54. doi:10.17116/jnevro201911902149
Doctor, What Is the Best Crohn's Therapy?
Authors: Isaacs Kim , Kane Sunanda
Published: May 2022

When the only biologics were antitumor necrosis factor agents, it was not hard to treat our sick Crohn's patients. Now with multiple mechanisms of action, the therapeutic landscape is more broad but can be confusing. Trying to compare agents is difficult because head-to-head trials are lacking. A comparative effectiveness methodology allows for indirect comparisons of agents based on the outcome of interest. When deciding what agent is “best” for any specific patient, multiple factors have to be taken into consideration including the primary outcome of interest. In this study, the outcome of mucosal healing is considered.
Orbital Myositis in a Patient With Ileal Crohn's Disease in Remission on Vedolizumab
Authors: Sandhu Sunny , Wang Timothy , Donet Jean A.
Published: May 2022

Orbital myositis (OM) is an extremely rare ocular extraintestinal manifestation of inflammatory bowel disease. Acute or chronic inflammation of one or more extraocular muscles leads to symptoms related to the mass effect including orbital pain, swelling, ophthalmoplegia, proptosis, and diplopia. Although the use of steroids typically leads to rapid resolution of symptoms, recurrence is common, necessitating long-term steroid-sparing therapies. Given the rare presentation of OM, its pathogenesis and optimal therapy are not well established. We present a young woman with Crohn's disease in remission on vedolizumab who developed OM, and we discuss our management approach.
Comprehensive verification of the behavior of the continuous welded rail on the bridge
Authors: Vendel Jiří , Plášek Otto , Valehrach Jan , Říha Tomáš , Mach Václav
Published: May 2022

The aim of this paper is to verify the real behavior of the continuous welded rail on the bridge with a longer expansion length than allowed by Czech national regulations. Special attention is focused on the rate of interaction of the continuous welded rail and the bridge, which decisively affects the stress state in the continuous welded rail when the temperature changes. In order to improve the result and increase the accuracy of observation, two measuring methods (geodetic and strain gauge) were chosen while recording the temperature conditions of individual components of the system were simultaneously recorded.
THE LAPICQUE EQUATION IN NEUROELECTRICAL STIMULATION
Authors: Ward Tomas , DePaor Annraoi
Published: May 2022

The Lapicque equation for electrical stimulation of nerve, proposed in 1907 and further discussed in 1909, is applied to the Hodgkin-Huxley neuron, proposed in 1952 and universally recognised nowadays. We demonstrate how an analytical model of the relationship described by Lapicque can be derived through consideration of this mathematical model of the nerve membrane potential when subject to pulsed current input.
The diffusion of sustainability through community-based climate action collaborations
Authors: boyle evan , McGookin Connor , de Bhailís Deirdre , Ó Gallachóir Brian , Mullally Gerard
Published: May 2022

Dingle Peninsula 2030 or Corca Dhuibhne 2030 (Irish translation), is a collaborative project which is seeking to transition a region in the peripheral south-west of Ireland to a low-carbon, sustainable community by 2030. The project has employed a novel governance structure through the formation of a collaborative committee. This committee consists of representatives of a local not-for-profit (Mol Téic), a local community development organisation (NEWKD), Ireland’s national electricity distribution system operator (ESB Networks), and our research institute (MaREI). This transdisciplinary configuration is grounded within the local community, whilst also having capacity at a national level.

Despite emerging as recently as 2018, Dingle Peninsula 2030 acts as a community based, transdisciplinary collaboration that has had impact both at a local community level, and on a wider national and international stage. The project has gathered national media coverage, been designated as a living laboratory by the United Nations, and has a sent a delegation to COP-26 to discuss the role of community based initiatives for climate action. Here, we represent the local community impact of Dingle Peninsula 2030, to date. Central to this representation is the concept of the
diffusion of sustainability, across a range of sectors including energy, transport, agriculture, education, tourism and employment
. The concept of the
diffusion of sustainability is outlined in the paper as a means through which to categories the holistic impact which community led climate action projects can facilitate across a range of sectors.
Enrique Yidi D., Karen David D. y Martha Lizcano A.: El arte palestino de tallar el nácar. Una aproximación a su estudio desde el Caribe colombiano. Bogotá: Panamericana Formas e Impresos, 2005, 136 páginas.
Authors: Mizuno Haydar Jorge
Published: May 2022

El escudo de nácar de la República de Colombia, obra artística obsequiada por la comunidad árabe a la Gobernación del Atlántico (Colombia), se convirtió en un excelente pretexto para que los autores Enrique Yidi, Karen David y Martha Lizcano escribieran El arte palestino de tallar el nácar. El libro, sin alardes de erudición, nos presenta una mirada bien estructurada del difícil arte de la talla del nácar –arte que se teoriza por primera vez, con una bibliografía y aparato crítico en siete idiomas diferentes tratados con rigurosidad-, mostrándonos cómo el pueblo palestino lo acoge y logra plasmar con él, su espiritualidad y talento artístico, aunado a su innata capacidad de interculturalidad.
EL PUERTO Y LA REGIÓN: REVISIÓN HISTORIOGRÁFICA PARA EL ESTUDIO DEL PUERTO DE TRUXILLO (HONDURAS)
Authors: Iglesias Elizet Payne
Published: May 2022

El puerto de Truxillo constituye el centro urbano más antiguo en la costa oriental de Honduras, cuya existencia se prolonga consecutivamente desde 1524 hasta el presente. En este artículo se pretende hacer una revisión bibliográfica del ámbito de estudio, y además, con base en otras experiencias de investigación, hacer posible la comparación entre el puerto de Truxillo con sus homólogos del Caribe.
Contemplación y reflexión: el artista y su obra
Authors: Bulerín Ramón
Published: May 2022

Comentario del artista sobre sus obras.
El día de la Independencia en Colombia. La exclusión de los hechos históricos de la región Caribe. 1821-1919
Authors: Román Romero Raúl , Niño de Villeros Vanessa
Published: May 2022

Se realiza un análisis de la manera como se elabora e impone la fecha del 20 de julio como día de la independencia de Colombia y se indaga por el contexto en que esta imposición se dio. También se presentan las vicisitudes que enfrentó la construcción de esta fecha como referente de la memoria histórica de la independencia colombiana de la independencia y la resistencia que surgieron desde otras regiones, como el caribe colombiano, frente a una representación que solo promovía los acontecimientos de la región Andina.
What writing means to me
Authors: Llanos-Figueroa Dahlma
Published: May 2022

Nota biográfica y refelxión sobre la profesión de la autora
National Mythologies: U.S. Citizenship for the People of Puerto Rico and Military Service
Authors: Franqui-Rivera Harry
Published: May 2022

That Puerto Ricans became American citizens in 1917 have been attributed by many to the need for soldiers as the U.S. entered the First World War. Such belief has been enshrined in Puerto Rican popular national mythology. While there is a rich body of literature surrounding the decision to extend U.S. citizenship to Puerto Rico and its effect on the Puerto Ricans, few, if any, challenge the assumption that the need for manpower for the armies of the metropolis influenced that decision. Reducing the issue of citizenship to a need for manpower for the military o nly o b s c ures c o mp lex imp erial-colonial relations based upon racial structures of power. In this essay I hope to demonstrate that the need for soldiers was unrelated to the granting of citizenship in 1917. As the U.S. prepared for war, domestic politics and geopolitics were mostly responsible for accelerating the passing of the Jones Act.
Y en Nueva York en 1892 hablaban de Barranquilla
Authors: Vidal Ortega Antonino , D'Amato Giussepe
Published: May 2022

Traducción de un artículo publicado por Wolfer Waynne en el magazine Goldthwagl’s Geografican de New York y traducido por el semanario El Promotor y publicado en sus páginas.
Relaciones comerciales entre Hamburgo, Puerto Rico y Saint Thomas, 1814-1867.
Authors: Vidal Ortega Antonino
Published: May 2022

Reseña del libro "Relaciones comerciales entre Hamburgo, Puerto Rico y Saint Thomas, 1814-1867" escrito por Argelia Pacheco Díaz
La verdad en lo de Panamá 1912
Authors: Vidal Ortega Antonino , D'Amato Giussepe
Published: May 2022

Transcripción del documento de Faraón Pertúz sobre la situación de Colombia frente a la separación de Panamá en el año 1912
lectura digital en la modalidad blended-learning. Una perspectiva educativa.
Authors: Quitián Bernal Sandra Patricia , González Martínez Juan
Published: May 2022

La lectura como actividad cultural y cognitiva está presente en los procesos académicos de niños y jóvenes de todos los niveles educativos, en particular, en la modalidad blended-learning (b-l). El dominio exigido para la lectura en impreso o digital requiere de un proceso de formación y trabajo escolar teórico-práctico orientado por los docentes, pues los modos de leer y aproximarse de forma efectiva a los textos no son inherentes al ser humano, de ahí la necesidad de aprenderlos. Aplicando el método de Revisión Sistemática de la Literatura (RSL) en un corpus documental de 43 investigaciones realizadas entre el 2012 y el 2018, este artículo de revisión expone algunas tendencias y características relacionadas con la lectura y su uso digital en ambientes b-l. Entre los resultados se destacan la incidencia de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) en las maneras como los escolares leen y acceden a la información, así como su papel mediador en el aprendizaje y la interacción del lector con el texto. Sin embargo, el desarrollo de competencias lectoras no se logra como consecuencia directa de la inclusión de recursos tecnológicos en el ambiente b-l, razón por la cual se requiere ampliar el espectro de investigación, concretamente, en la educación primaria.
Narratives about Being and Becoming English Language Teachers in an ELT Education Program
Authors: Castañeda Trujillo Jairo Enrique , Alarcón Camacho Eliana Maritza , Jaime Osorio María Fernanda
Published: May 2022

This article presents an analysis of the narratives written by four pre-service English language teachers (PELTs) during the last semester of their undergraduate program. The study aims to understand the constructions related to being and becoming PELTs and the possible contributions that the English language teacher (ELT) education program provided to shape those identities. The narratives were reconstructed from two narrative frames written by the PELTs and their responses to a narrative interview. The results reveal how participants (re)signify their profession from their experiences in the program, the teaching practicum, and other settings. PELTs construct and consolidate their professional identity initially from a technical perspective. However, their experiences and the guidance of some teacher educators transformed their view of education into a more critical and informed perspective. In conclusion, professional identity could potentially be formed and changed based on the experiences provided throughout the PELTs’ education. Considering this, initial English teacher education programs should establish strategies that contribute to this end from the beginning of undergraduate studies.
Development of a toolkit for managing the life cycle of a product taking into account its potentials
Authors:   Ufa State Aviation Technical University, Muftakhova Natalia A. , Nafikov Marsel R. ,   Ufa State Aviation Technical University
Published: May 2022

The article presents the results of research, as well as sets forth theoretical and mathematical models of life cycle management systems for products of the aviation industry using the theory of potentials. A new category has been introduced for managing the life cycle of an object - potential. Aim. Develop a toolkit for life cycle management based on the potentials of the object. An aircraft engine unit was selec¬ted as an object. Methods. The basis for the formation of new tools may be a previously unremarked pro¬perty of an object, which manifests itself as a result of significant transformations in the external environment and contains new information about the object. The trend towards the development of information support for the stages of the life cycle creates new theories and approaches, among which the theory of potentials is presented. It is assumed that the developed toolkit can be formalized for all components of an aircraft engine at any stage of the life cycle. The accumulated potential analysis is related to past changes. Time is counted against the flow of time. Life cycle potential is calculated as the accumulated potential of all threads. A necessary element is the construction of a business model of the process, which includes a data model, a model of the organizational structure of departments involved in the technological process and a functional model of the process. Results. A mathematical model of product lifecycle management is developed using the following categories: accumulated and predicted potentials. Potentials are calculated based on the initial data of the enterprise for the object of study. The accumulated potential takes into account the materialization of past data streams, therefore analysis and modeling are linked to past changes. The mea¬ning of the predictive potential is to determine the market value of future payments. Collectively, the payments are assumed to determine the market value of the asset associated with them. Conclusion. The existing structure of organizational, functional elements and data elements of the object is sufficient to determine the accumulated potential. Indeed, in relation to assets, it is possible to calculate the predicted and accumulated potential where there is a clear trend in the potential change. The feasibility of calculating the potential instead of using the initial data is caused by the great adequacy of the potential model.
Hybrid model of effective data representation in wireless transport networks with dynamic VANET topology
Authors:   Orenburg State University, Bolodurina Irina P. , Grishina Lyubov S. ,   Orenburg State University, Zhigalov Artur Yu. ,   Orenburg State University, Parfenov Denis I. ,   Orenburg State University
Published: May 2022

At the moment, traffic information systems require the aggregation of big data to provide recommendations to vehicles in the current conditions, which leads to an increase in user comfort. The main tool for improving the level of safety was timely informing traffic participants about the current situation on the road, weather conditions, etc. In this case, if the network object is subjected to an attack and the data is replaced during transmission, then the disclosure of confidential information, the creation of emergency si¬tuations, etc. is possible throughout the visibility zone of the VANET segment. In this regard, the most urgent issue is ensuring security, including when transmitting traffic, and conducting an additional analysis of big data about anomalies and ongoing unauthorized actions. Aim. To develop a hybrid model for the efficient placement of source and intermediate data in wireless transport networks with a dynamic VANET topology, which represents a structural representation of a software-configurable network and edge computing tools, with the ability to optimally analyze data from network nodes and identify anomalies. Methods. The considered Edge computing approach consists in locating computing capacities in geogra¬phically distributed computing devices closer to end users. Software-configurable SDN networks transfer part of the control and physical transmission functions from routing and switches, reducing the load. Within the framework of this study, an RD algorithm has been developed – a protocol for transmitting and processing intermediate data. To carry out clustering of vehicles on a network segment, the DBSCAN unsupervised learning method was used. Preliminary analysis of abnormal traffic was carried out on the basis of RNN neural network models with short-term memory. Results. The developed hybrid model of efficient placement of initial and intermediate data makes it possible to react faster to unauthorized actions. Conclusion. The results obtained in the course of the study confirm the need to implement and scale a hybrid model with boundary calculations in practice.
Simulation of band pass filters based on multilayer technology
Authors:   South Ural State University, Fomin Dmitriy G. , Darovskikh Stanislav N. ,   South Ural State University, Dudarev Nikolay V. ,   South Ural State University, Prokopov Igor I. ,   South Ural State University, Dudarev Svyatoslav V. ,   South Ural State University
Published: May 2022

One of the integral parts of modern radio transmitting devices are bandpass filters that limit the out-of-band spectrum of electromagnetic radiation and the side effect of electromagnetic radiation, which is important in the framework of the dense distribution of the radio frequency band between radio services. Similar functions of bandpass filters are made as part of radio receivers and placed at the input. At the same time, they also perform the functions of a matching device between the radio receiving connection and the antenna-feeder path. Currently, there are known methods for the development of bandpass filters based on microstrip technology, which has such advantages as: a broad theoretical base, manufacturability, a wide selection of dielectric bases, and the possibility of simulation without using expensive software. At the same time, the disadvantage of microstrip technology is the need to expand the area of dielectric bases with an increase in the number of frequency-selective elements. Currently, a promising direction in the implementation of bandpass filters is their design based on a multilayer technology, which makes it possible to increase the number of frequency-selective elements without expanding the area of dielectric bases. Purpose of the study. The purpose of this article is to study the frequency-selective properties of design options for a bandpass filter based on multilayer technology, the basic element of which is a microstrip transition. Materials and methods. For the considered designs of the bandpass filter, a numerical electrodynamics simulation was carried out in the ANSYS HFSS software with an estimate of the dependence of the S-parameters in the frequency range of 0.2–4 GHz. The graphical distribution of the electromagnetic field in the microstrip transition was obtained. Results. From the results of the simulation it follows that the considered designs of the bandpass filter are characterized by good matching with a wave impedance of 50 Ohm (VSWR no more than 1.5 in a wide frequency range), low attenuation at the center frequency (no more than 0.5 dB), and by significant suppression of a signal outside its bandwidth (more than 30 dB). Conclusion. The simulation results prove the possibility of practical application of bandpass filters, developed on the basis of multilayer technology, as part of radio transmitting devices of radar and radio navigation systems.
About the approach to use headless CMS in developing corporate internet sites
Authors:   South Ural State University, Koval Maksim E. , Shinkarev Aleksandr A. ,   LLC “Softmast-Information Technologies”, Loginovskaya Valeriya O. ,   South Ural State University
Published: May 2022

Today, content management systems (CMS) are often used to manage the content of an organization's corporate website. There are two large groups of CMS: traditional and headless. Both groups have their pros and cons. Different types of CMS should be used depending on the complexity of the site. Most traditional CMS support their own templates for graphic design of the site and are often difficult for ordinary users to use. In view of this, the article will propose an approach that, although it somewhat complicates the process of developing a site, but provides ease and flexibility in its further support. Aim. Consider the varieties of content management systems. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of the two types of CMS. Consider the cases in which it is worth using this or that type of system when developing corporate sites for an organization. Propose a component-based approach for use in a headless CMS in order to facilitate the development, maintenance and updating of a corporate website. Materials and me-thods. Two types of CMS systems are considered. The advantages and disadvantages of different types of content management systems are described. A comparative analysis of headless CMS is carried out. Requirements for the content management system are formulated. The most suitable headless CMS is selected with the possibility of using the component approach when developing a corporate website. Results. This article describes the pros and cons of different types of CMS. A description of the cases in which one or another type of CMS should be used is given. Describes the requirements for a CMS to apply the component approach. Conclusion. As a result of the study, a comparative analysis of headless CMS was carried out and a brief example of using the component approach for designing the pages of a company's corporate website was developed.
Recognition of Geometric Images by Linguistic Method
Authors: Sargsyan Siranush , Hovakimyan Anna
Published: May 2022

Image recognition is currently one of the fastest-growing areas in applied mathematics. Of the many methods for solving problems in this area, the grammatical (linguistic) method of pattern recognition is the least studied. The essence of the grammar method is to construct appropriate grammar for object classes. In this case, the object recognition problem is related to the language generated by the given grammar. Using the linguistic method, an algorithm and software for recognizing geometric images have been developed. While the development the following tasks were solved. Methods have been developed for describing geometric images (triangles, squares, polygons) and corresponding grammars have been constructed for them so that the chains generated by this grammar represent objects of this class. The problems of constructing given classes of geometric images, as well as constructing a grammar for each class, are solved.

At the training stage, classes are considered, each of which is described by a finite set of chains. To classify a new image, that is, to determine which class it belongs to, a parsing of the corresponding chain of this image was performed using grammars. Thus, the belonging of the chain to the language born by this grammar was clarified.
Positioning of female marriage immigrants in South Korea: a multimodal textbook analysis
Authors: Ahn So-Yeon , West Gordon Blaine
Published: May 2022

This study examines a series of government textbooks used to teach Korean language and culture to spouses of South Korean nationals living in Korea. A multimodal analysis of textbook images and narratives explores how strictly defined gender identity discourses are constructed and circulated through these government textbooks in ways that not only seek to reinforce gender conventions, but also advance a conservative, assimilationist curriculum for these immigrants. The analysis reveals ways in which female marriage immigrants are positioned primarily as housekeepers; how they are subordinately positioned vis-à-vis in-laws and their husbands; and finally, how intercultural miscommunications are presented as the fault only of the immigrants. In this, the burden for intercultural communication and learning is placed solely on the immigrants in the multimodal narratives presented in the textbooks, without reciprocal burden ever placed on the spouse or spouse’s family, or effective ways of negotiating intercultural miscommunications being shared. Images and text work together in multimodal ensembles to craft narratives that position immigrant women in ways that textual or visual analysis alone would not fully capture. Thus, the study argues the use of multimodal analytical approach in examining language textbooks as a way of deconstructing broader discourses and disrupting problematic discourses.
A combined guidance and control concept for autonomous ferries
Authors: Helling Simon , Lutz Max , Meurer Thomas
Published: May 2022

Autonomous ferry operation in harbor and coastal areas is especially challenging due to the tendency to impose a high traffic density, prohibited areas, and a wide variety of different traffic participants to the automation task. To this end, we propose a concept for automated guidance and control of harbor ferry fleet operation. Subsequently, we differentiate guidance into a central, on-land scheduling unit and an on-ship trajectory planning unit that generates a set of waypoints and corresponding desired speeds by means of a flatness-based optimal control problem. Moreover, static obstacles are taken into account by means of a dual approach and the trajectory planning is linked to the control module realized as a path following model predictive control autopilot, which also handles dynamic obstacles.
VeLABi – Research and control center for autonomous inland vessels
Authors: Kracht Frédéric Etienne , Jarofka Maximilian , Oberhagemann Jan , Henn Rupert , Schramm Dieter
Published: May 2022

This paper describes the conception and implementation of the research and control center VeLABi for the development of automation functions up to a fully autonomous inland vessel. A high-tech simulator was designed and built as the central component of VeLABi. It allows simulative developments and demonstrations of automation functions. Furthermore, ongoing research activities aim at transforming the simulator into a remote operators’ stand to remotely control inland vessels and, in case of an autonomous vessel, to provide corresponding monitoring and emergency intervention functions.
Oxytocin, the panacea for long-COVID? a review
Authors: Diep Phuoc-Tan , Chaudry Mohammed , Dixon Adam , Chaudry Faisal , Kasabri Violet
Published: May 2022

Objectives

In this hypothesis paper we explore the underlying mechanisms for long-COVID and how the oxytocinergic neurones could be infected by SARS-CoV-2 leading to a reduction in plasma oxytocin (OXT). Furthermore, we aim to review the relevance of OXT and hypothalamic function in recovery from long-COVID symptoms and pathology, through exploring the pro-health effects of the OXT neuropeptide.

Methods

A review of published literature was surveyed using Google Scholar and PubMed.

Results

Numerous experimental data can be shown to correlate with OXT and long-COVID symptoms and conditions, thus providing strong circumstantial evidence to support our hypothesis. It is postulated that the reduction in plasma OXT due to acute and post-viral damage to the hypothalamus and oxytocinergic neurones contributes to the variable multi-system, remitting and relapsing nature of long-COVID. The intranasal route of OXT application was determined to be most appropriate and clinically relevant for the restoration of oxytocinergic function post COVID-19 infection.

Conclusions

We believe it is imperative to further investigate whether OXT alleviates the prolonged suffering of patients with long-COVID. Succinctly, OXT may be the much-needed post-pandemic panacea.
Sobre ciber- en español: su naturaleza como unidad lingüística y análisis de las formaciones en las que interviene
Authors: Freixa Judit , Monterrubio Juan Miguel
Published: May 2022

En menos de treinta años, ciber- se ha convertido en un elemento sumamente productivo para la formación de nuevas palabras en español. Este trabajo estudia la naturaleza lingüística de este elemento. Aplicando el concepto de lingüística continua en la categorización de las unidades, se concluye que ciber-, procedente de un truncamiento no morfológico por apócope del inglés cybernetics, comparte más atributos con los elementos compositivos que con los prefijos. En relación con ello, se examinan diversos aspectos formales y se establecen los distintos comportamientos semánticos de esta unidad.
Strain rate effect on the tensile properties of plain weave aramid, carbon, and glass fabric reinforced monolithic and hybrid composites
Authors: Balıkoğlu Fatih , Demircioğlu Tayfur K. , Diler Ege A. , Ataş Akın
Published: May 2022

The tensile responses of three monolithic composites (aramid, carbon, and glass) and three different interply hybrid composite laminates (aramid/carbon, glass/aramid, and glass/carbon) were studied at quasi-static and intermediate strain rates. Monolithic composites were found to be more sensitive to strain rate than hybrid counterparts. The hybrids with glass layers had the highest sensitivity among the hybrid laminates. Tensile strengths of aramid, carbon, and glass monolithic composites improved by 15.2 %, 10.1 %, and 22.2 %, respectively, as the strain rate was increased from 0.001 s−1 to 10 s−1, while increases in tensile strengths of aramid/carbon, glass/aramid and glass/carbon hybrid laminates were 8.8 %, 17.7 %, and 5.2 %, respectively. Hybridization of glass with aramid gave the highest failure strain gain. Carbon layers located at the centre of the hybrid laminates resulted in increased tensile strength.
@Information Professionals: Trust in Transformation!
Authors: Elsholz Ruth
Published: May 2022

Der Beitrag richtet sich an Information Professionals. Am praktischen Beispiel von PwC Knowledge Transfer zeigt er, dass die Branche durch den pandemiebedingten Digitalisierungsschub neuen Schwung bekommen hat. Dabei wirft er die Frage auf, ob und wie dieser Schwung für die Profilierung des Berufsbildes genutzt werden kann.Nach einer Begriffsklärung kontrastiert er die Erwartungen an „smartes“ Knowledge Management und das Intelligenzpotenzial von Maschinen mit dem Praxistest, in dem sich zeigt, welche Aufgaben gerade mit Blick auf die zunehmende Automatisierung geschulte Information Professionals mehr denn je erwartet. Schlüsselbegriffe sind hier Datenhygiene und Wissens-Risiko-Management. Warum die Branche dennoch immer wieder totgesagt wird und wie man dem abhelfen könnte, wird am Ende des Beitrags zur Diskussion gestellt.
Kinship and Community in Climate-Change Theatre: Ecodramaturgy in Practice
Authors: May Theresa J.
Published: May 2022

Ecodramaturgy, a critical framework that interrogates the implicit ecological values in any play or production, is explained here and then used to demonstrate the central tenets of climate theatre, including theatre’s potential for decolonisation, interspecies understanding, and community engagement.Burning Vision(2002) by Marie Clements employs a ceremonial performance form to unearth the hidden history of uranium mining on Dene lands as it argues for environmental justice and the authority of Indigenous oral traditions.Sila(2014) by Chantal Bilodeau foregrounds the interdependence of culture and community across species. Finally,Salmon Is Everything(2006) by Theresa J. May amplifies the voices of Indigenous communities most affected by ecological loss. Taken together, these plays and their productions underscore the potential for theatre-making to function as a democratising force in the Anthropocene.
Eco-Drama, Multinational Corporations, and Climate Change in Nigeria
Authors: Amaefula Rowland Chukwuemeka
Published: May 2022

Oil explorations by multinational corporations in Nigeria have grave consequences on the ecosystem. Gas flaring, oil spillage, and other forms of land and water pollution seriously degrade the natural environment as well as displace Nigerians from their homes and traditional occupations. Pollution has caused increased flooding, erosion, and dearth of both food and fishes, leading to poverty and hidden hunger, among other problems. More destructive is the reactionary disposition of the Nigerian state to climate change and ecological disasters. Beside the provision of make-shift structures and relief materials to flood victims, there are hardly any proactive efforts on the ground to check the activities of multinational corporations operating in the country. Greg Mbajiorgu’s eco-drama Wake Up Everyone (2011) depicts the challenges of the climate crisis in contemporary Nigeria. A close reading and critical analysis of the play, which is a microcosm of the country, illuminates the ways these challenges affect Nigerians and the need for action. Apart from displacing individuals from their homes, flooding takes a heavy toll on the agricultural sector, as most crops and livestock production systems in Nigeria are not yet fully technology-based and are, therefore, susceptible to environmental degradation. As a result, the flooding of farms and plantations, damaging crops and seedlings, leads to a corresponding degree of food scarcity/insecurity and indeed inflation in the cost of farm produce. This paper concludes that conscious efforts suggested in the play should be made to forestall multinational corporations from further pillaging the environment, and that government functionaries saddled with the task of forging active measures to stem the effects of climate change in the country should rise to their responsibilities.
Alienation, Abjection, and Disgust: Encountering the Capitalocene in Contemporary Eco-Drama
Authors: Vaziri Leila Michelle
Published: May 2022

“We are shaped, to a greater extent than almost any other species, by contact with others. [. . .] Yet what counts now is to win. [. . .] And for this, we have ripped the natural world apart” (Monbiot). This quote stems from a Guardian article that is also printed as an epigraph in Tanya Ronder’s 2015 play Fuck the Polar Bears, and it reveals the connection between the Capitalocene, as described by Jason W. Moore, and contemporary eco-drama: both thematise the “Age of Loneliness” (Monbiot) in which everyone fights against each other. In contemporary drama, this behaviour is frequently reflected in the depiction of isolation and alienation from nature that is expressed in the form of disgust, for instance, by making objects that are associated with nature literally or metaphorically disgusting.To various degrees, the depiction of the Capitalocene in combination with disgust and abjection can be found in Fuck the Polar Bears as well as in Dawn King’s 2011 play Foxfinder. In both plays, disgust is depicted as degrading the relationship between humans and nonhuman nature. The dichotomy of nature and culture then lines up to “a seemingly endless series of human exclusions” (Moore, Introduction 2) and alienates humans from nature. In these plays, a random disgusting object functions as substitute for the border between humans and nature. By making toy polar bears or foxes disgusting, the border between humans and nature, and to some extent between humans and other humans, is redrawn, which leads to an increased sense of isolation and alienation. Therefore, both plays use disgust as a technique to extrapolate the lack of interconnection between humans and nature, which comments on the competitive, isolating, and destructive nature of the Capitalocene.
Production of neutron deficient rare earth radionuclides by heavy ion activation
Authors: Naskar Nabanita , Lahiri Susanta
Published: May 2022

The attempts to produce neutron deficient radioisotopes of rare Earth elements by heavy ion activation are discussed in this review. The heavy ion induced reaction products have large atomic number difference with that of the target; therefore, radiochemical separation of no-carrier-added radio-lanthanides from the target matrix becomes easier. Heavy ion induced reactions also allow the production of rare Earth radionuclides from non-rare Earth target by tailor-made target-projectile combinations, and in those cases, radiochemical separations become even more easier. In general, the cross sections of heavy ion induced reactions are less than those of light charged particle induced reactions. However, some of the heavy ion induced reactions have comparable cross sections with those of light ion induced reactions. The range of heavy ions is also much smaller in the target matrix than that of lighter charged particles. These points hinder application of heavy ion induced reactions to produce radionuclides for nuclear medicine.
New Iterative Methods for Finding Common Fixed Points of Two Non-self Mappings in a Real Hilbert Space
Authors: Tufa Abebe Regassa
Published: May 2022

In this paper, we introduce new iterative methods for approximating common fixed points of two non-self mappings in the framework of real Hilbert spaces. We establish weak and strong convergence results for approximating common fixed points of two nonexpansive non-self mappings. In addition, we establish strong convergence results for approximating common fixed points of two quasi-nonexpansive non-self mappings under appropriate conditions. Our results improve and generalize many of the results in the literature. Moreover, our findings will open the way forward for the study of iterative methods for finding common fixed points of two non-self mappings in Banach spaces more general than Hilbert spaces.