bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Újszülöttgyilkosságok Németországban. Egy nagyszabású tanulmány ismertetése
Authors: Cseres Judit
Published: October 2022

Aim: This review presents the report of the research group at the police headquarters of North Rhine-Westphalia, published in 2015. The authors have analysed forensics-criminology data from files of all known infanticides between 1990-2007 (two missing) in all states of Germany using statistical methods.Methodology: The authors of the reviewed article present characteristics of the act, the perpetrator and the victim from the semantic viewpoint of criminology, thus this review aims follow their arguments as close as possible to make the review as useful as possible.Findings: The database the authors have created provide well-founded data on probabilities to characterise both the perpetrator and the act.Value: There are only few who attempt a forensics-criminology analysis of the whole universe of criminal acts against newborns over the span of a longer period. The conclusions drawn using the database and methods the authors created help strategic planning of the investigation as well as the choice of tactical elements. It is worth therefore considering a similar approach when analysing further the database of similar cases in Hungary, spanning almost 40 years.
A rendőri pálya vonzóvá tételének lehetőségei
Authors: Farkas Johanna , Malkócs Tamás
Published: October 2022

Aim: The police have stable goals, values and rules. It has a specific organisational culture, for which it is increasingly challenging to find a population that can socialise in this specific milieu and develop a police identity. Two important segments of police training are considered in our study. Generational and motivational aspects affecting recruitment, on-boarding and staff retention. Drawing on the international literature, we describe the effects of generational differences and present the results of pilot research on motivational background. Our aim was to explore the commitment of police personnel to the organisation and the underlying meaning behind it.Methodology: Our questionnaire was completed by police officers (n=101) who have at least 1-2 years of law enforcement experience. Questions were asked on the retention strength of the police and on external and internal motivational factors.Findings: The results show that the main reasons for staying in the profession are financial constraints and a sense of vocation. Among the work motivation factors, the sense of challenge and achievement, and the experience of positive moral status stand out. In the long term, the financial aspect, the reduction of the retirement age and the opportunities for promotion are key motivational factors.Value: Although the empirical results do not allow us to draw far-reaching conclusions, they do provide an opportunity for deeper reflection.
Perspectives in Adopting a Practical and Technology-Integrated Approach in the Teaching and Learning of Commercial Courses in the Post-COVID- 19 era in Higher Education
Authors: Ncanywa Thobeka , Magadana Zikile , Matolengwe Luyanda Ghana , Landu Mzimkhulu Christopher , Somfongo King , Buqa Ntombizodwa , Nontiya Lungile
Published: October 2022

South African higher education institutions (HEIs) are engaged in the transformation process and one area of interest is curriculum transformation. Some of the focus areas in the transformation process are developing effective curriculum teaching methods and illustrating how technology is infused into the curriculum. This theoretical paper observes that teaching commercial subjects currently has significant challenges. The negative effects of COVID-19 in implementing effective teaching strategies have endorsed the transformation process. The paper aims to provide literature debates and a scholarly background on perspectives of adopting a practical and technological approach in the teaching and learning of commercial courses in the post-COVID-19 era in higher education. The conceptual paper adopts a thematic qualitative approach. The themes discussed in the literature review are: Perspectives of teaching methods in accounting,business studies, computer applied technology, economics, and technology integration and experiences in the post-COVID-19 era. The paper documents how a practical and technologically infused approach can be employed in the teaching and learning of commercial courses for the benefit of all stakeholders, and additionally, lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic implemented in the post-COVID-19 era. In conclusion, in teaching commercial subjects, there is a switch from a traditional lecturer-centred approach to a hybrid delivery mode. It is therefore recommended that HEIs provide thorough strategic planning at an institutional level and provide major changes in resource allocation and organizational processes and structures for an effective hybrid mode of delivery. In addition, instructional designers should generate the best hybrid learning system that empowers all relevant stakeholders.

Keywords: Practical approach, Technology integration approach, Teaching and learning, Commercial courses in Higher Education
Remote Online Education in Undergraduate Mathematics: Students’ Perspectives
Authors: Tatira Benjamin
Published: October 2022

Full remote online education was introduced in higher education in early 2020 in response to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aimed to determine students’ experiences in the three pillars of online education: teaching, learning and assessment based on the digital technologies platform. Before the pandemic, implementing online education in some universities was basic. A case study of two undergraduate mathematics classes was considered to determine students’ experiences in online education. Data were collected using open-ended questionnaires and semi-structured interviews. The findings revealed that prior to the pandemic, online education was sporadically implemented. The advent of COVID-19 informed higher education institutions on the opportunities to effectively engage digital transformation to provide education remotely. Teaching and learning were successfully conducted on Microsoft Teams. Mathematics assessment is conveniently administered as timed Blackboard assignments, much to the students’ satisfaction. Even though academia may return to normal contact classes with the waning of COVID-19, online assessment remains a convenient mode in sync to modern technology trends.

Keywords: Online education, Mathematics, Students’ experiences, Online assessment, Post-COVID-19
A comprehensive review of filler, plasticizer, and ionic liquid as an additive in GPE for DSSCs
Authors: Aziz Mohd Fareezuan Abdul , Safie Nur Ezyanie , Azam Mohd Asyadi , Adaham Tunku Aidil Ilham Tunku , Yu Tan Jun , Takasaki Akito
Published: October 2022

Low ionic conductivity in gel polymer electrolytes (GPEs) affects low dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) performance is a crucial issue. Generally, the GPEs contain polymer (act as solvent holder), solvent, and salt (as ions provider). Usually, the GPE-based DSSCs are assembly with three necessary compartments: working electrode, GPE, and platinum electrode. The DSSCs parameters are included open-circuit voltage, Voc; short-circuit current density, Jsc; fill factor, ff and efficiency, %. This review's main objective was to explore an additive such as plasticizer, filler, and ionic liquid effects on the ionic conductivity in GPEs by improving ions mobility and expanding the free volume of the GPE. The impact of additives in the GPE is also expected to enhance the DSSCs performance by increasing the Jsc, Voc, ff, and efficiency. This comprehensive review discussed the latest progress of GPE utilizing the additive by listing the literature from the recent ten years.
Construction and Application of Waterway Engineering Design Virtual Simulation Cloud System Based on Outcome-Based Education
Authors: Zhao Junjie , Shen Chao , Chen Dacheng , Fu Xiaoli
Published: October 2022

Hydraulic design is automatically inherent in hydraulic engineering courses, conventional teaching of the Waterway Engineering Design course tends to have limitations such as low participation, poor interactivity, disconnection between theoretical and experimental training, and restriction of experimental design by time and space. To address these needs, a virtual simulation cloud system of Waterway Engineering Design is developed based on outcome-based education. Taking real engineering projects as prototypes, this system adopts virtual reality technology and cloud platform to simulate the scene structure and instrument function with high precision. The multi-model, integrational teaching expands the experimental content, enhances the interactivity of the design process, and provides a high-quality, immersive online learning experience for students. Since its application, the Waterway Engineering Design Virtual Simulation Cloud System has received good feedback from both teachers and students. During the Covid-19 epidemic, it provided significant support for experiments and teaching of the Waterway Engineering Design course and became a pivotal supplement to the existing teaching system. The Waterway Engineering Design Virtual Simulation Cloud System adheres to the "student-centered" teaching principle, builds up students' ability for independent learning and engineering practice, and facilitates their personal development and training for excellent engineers.
Multi-Label Classification of Learning Objects Using Clustering Algorithms Based on Feature Selection
Authors: Amane Meryem , Aissaoui Karima , Berrada Mohammed
Published: October 2022

In the field of online learning, the development of learning objects (LOs) has increased. LOs promote reusing and referencing educational content in various learning environments. However, despite this progress, the lack of a conceptual model for sharing suitable LOs between learners makes multiple challenges. In this regard, multi-label classification plays a significant role to make high-quality LOs, which can be accessible and reusable. This article highlights a new way of using learning objects based on Multi-Label Classification (MLC) and clustering algorithms with feature selection techniques. It suggests a new system that makes the most suitable choice among many alternative sources based on the Sharable Content Object Reference Model (SCORM). The proposed algorithm has been tested on a real-world application dataset related to the data analysis service for the learning science community. The experimental results show that our algorithm outperforms the traditional approach and produces good results.
Research on the Impact of Innovative Interactive Technologies in the Education of Health Care Students
Authors: Georgieva-Tsaneva Galya Nikolova , Serbezova Ivanichka
Published: October 2022

The article examines the impact of innovative technologies in the educational process of health care students. The results of a study on the impact of modern interactive technologies in the training of future health professionals are presented. Within one academic year, an experimental study was conducted with student volunteers, divided into two groups: students by traditional methods and students to whom the learning content is presented through a comprehensive interactive training system. The research is analyzed using mathematical methods and the results are presented in tabular form. The summarized results show the advantage of the presented innovative interactive learning system over the traditional way of conducting training and practical classes. A detailed analysis of the results shown was performed using analysis of variance. The conducted experimental research clearly shows that modern innovative educational technologies contribute to the construction of lasting, effective knowledge, skills, competencies and the acquisition of professional qualities.
SafeClean Prototype for Sterilizing Personal Protective Equipment
Authors: Fausto Ilma Rodrigues de Souza , Silva Maicon Gonzaga da , Leta Fabiana Rodrigues , Pinto Sérgio Crespo Coelho da Silva , Braz Ruth Maria Mariani
Published: October 2022

The world is suffering from a new coronavirus-type pathogen, namely COVID-19. Health professionals are obliged to protect themselves with personal protective equipment (PPE); however, we encountered some problems: most of this equipment is not self-cleaning. How do you protect professionals from contaminated personal protective equipment? How do you dispose of used personal protective equipment? For the construction of this equipment, the authors used the methodology of define, measure, analyze, improve, and control (DMAIC). The developed prototype was applied in a primary care sector clinic, where the pre-test (swab sampling procedure) was performed to identify cross-contamination of the environment. The cost of the prototype developed was low in relation to existing market options. The tests carried out allowed the authors to observe its effectiveness in the sterilization of equipment. However, new, more complex tests are still needed to better validate the prototype and to study its economic viability as a product.
Introduction
Authors: Leonard Liam James
Published: October 2022

The link between crime and the media is a longstanding one. Indeed, crime is one of the mainstays of traditional and contemporary media, alongside politics and sports. This volume of the Advances in Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Penology series includes a series of contributions that examine a number of crimes, which include cases that are both notorious and interesting. The volume has contributions from a number of eminent criminologists, who have a combined expertise in the field which lends itself to a collection of both depth and variety of discussion and analysis. As criminology has become more popular, it is now a topic that engenders a great deal of media coverage, with films, documentaries, podcasts, and even whole channels dedicated to famous and infamous cases. While this increase in popularity is welcome, it also necessitates a greater level of expertise and analysis.
The Making of a Monster
Authors: Pettigrew Mark
Published: October 2022

Occurring between 1963 and 1965, the murders committed by Myra Hindley and Ian Brady are notorious in British criminal history. Whilst the crimes were callous and coldblooded, their infamy is largely the result of the media's enduring and relentless preoccupation with Hindley herself. Although it has been nearly 20 years since her death, Hindley continues to appear as a news story even in 2022. This chapter will critically analyse the media discourses that surrounded Hindley from her trial, through the years of her imprisonment, to the time of her death. Particularly, it will assess the detriment of press coverage to her bids for freedom in the context of public opinion and its effect upon politicians who were responsible for the setting and review of her life tariff.
An Analysis of Biases in US Policing and Subsequent Media Coverage in Response to the Ferguson Shooting of 2014
Authors: Leonard Liam James
Published: October 2022

This chapter will examine the biases in the policing and subsequent media coverage in response to the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, a suburb of St Louis, in 2014. This shooting has become a landmark case that highlight these biases that can have fatal consequences for young African-Americans. The list of cases of police shootings of African-Americans in controversial circumstances is a long and disturbing one and includes victims such as young Tamir Rice, and 12-year-old child shot by police while playing in the playground by his home, also in 2014. The chapter presents an analysis of issues in criminal justice, policing, the courts, and the media which occurred in this case. The shooting of Michael Brown can also be placed alongside the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020 as an example of biases in policing, which can have a fatal outcome for African-Americans in the United States.
A Rural Community's Mobilization and Media Strategies in Response to a Contested Infrastructural Project
Authors: Leonard Liam James
Published: October 2022

The chapter will examine the mobilization and social media response of a rural community in Ireland to the imposition of a gas pipeline on their farms, in the western coastal region of that jurisdiction. This analysis will include a discussion of the concept of ‘rural sentiment' as a factor in the mobilization of community campaigns against infrastructural projects which are perceived as a threat to existing ways of life in regional areas. The chapter will also explore key theoretical concepts for this community-based responses to environmental degradation in rural areas, including critical criminology, green criminology rural criminology and resource curse theory and ask whether the campaign was ecopopulist, with issues of social and environmental justice at its core. The ‘crime' here was in relation to the disruption of nature and community life in a rural area by a corporate entity, backed by the state. The case analysis will be achieved through a case study approach.
A Penchant for Murder
Authors: Strube Gianna M.
Published: October 2022

John Wayne Gacy is a name that lives in infamy in the study of American serial killers. His fiendish means of murder and his countless victims make Gacy a fascinating subject when attempting to understand the pathology of a serial killer. This chapter will examine contextual factors encompassing Gacy's murders and the psychological factors that may have contributed to his offending, including paraphilia. Certain theoretical principles of homicide will be used to analyze John Wayne Gacy's murder motivations such as the frustration-aggression theory, psychosexual aggression, and the social control theory. This chapter will also include information from the media, courts, character involvement, and general case notes. Media analysis is important because many serial killers reach out to the media and want that recognition and the attention they so crave. Although the media attention can also cause more problems by creating broadcasts and giving away secrets about the investigation, putting it in the hands of the killer.
Adaptive Wireless Power for Subsea Vehicles
Authors: Manalang Dana , Waters Benjamin , Smith Chasen , LaMothe Philip , Carlson Matt , Yan Kedi
Published: October 2022

Abstract Wireless power transfer in seawater removes the inherent risks and complexities of mating conductive surfaces in seawater. An effective underwater wireless power transfer system for subsea vehicles must maintain power transfer despite the potential for dynamic misalignment
between the power transmission and receive elements and therefore requires an adaptive system. We describe the development and characterization of a subsea wireless power system, including a transmit-receive coil pair optimized for seawater performance. Built on the adaptive resonant wireless
power transfer technology of WiBotic, Inc., the system automatically adjusts for misalignment and separation between the transmit and receive coils. We demonstrate that transmit-receive coil pairs can be effectively tuned to provide adaptive wireless power transfer in salt water, with no significant
effects of increased pressure at depth. Furthermore, we describe the full system marinization of the wireless power system and its application to a system that uses a wave energy converter for subsea vehicle charging.
Anterior vertebral body tethering as a treatment for scoliosis in skeletally immature patients
Authors: Caretti Valentina , Andreacchio Antonio , Colombo Luca
Published: October 2022

A relatively new surgical procedure called Anterior Vertebral Body Tethering (AVBT) is used to treat scoliosis in patients with immature skeletons. It is a growth modulation fusionless system that Crowford and Lenke first described in 2010. We present our observations from 25 patients. Improvement in the mean coronal Cobb angle, from mean 57° preoperative to mean 34° postoperative, was 40%. Additionally, we noted that the mean thoracic hypokyphosis improved from 16° to 24° on average after surgery. Complication rates were 16% and surgical revision rates were 12%. All patients who demonstrated improvement in pain, function, and self-image underwent administration of the SRS-24 questionnaire. These data, according to the literature, show that AVBT is a reliable technique that enables scoliosis correction in skeletally immature patients and maintains that correction while utilizing remaining growth potential to achieve further correction, avoiding spinal fusion, and maintaining spine mobility.
Slipped capital femoral epiphysis: Diagnostic pitfalls and therapeutic options
Authors: Panuccio Elena , Priano Daniele , Caccavella Valerio , Memeo Antonio
Published: October 2022

One of the most prevalent hip pathologies that develops during adolescence is Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE), and over the past few decades, its incidence has been rising. To ensure an early diagnosis and prompt intervention, orthopedic surgeons should be aware of this entity. Review of recent developments in clinical examination and imaging diagnostic procedures. The presentation includes commonly used imaging methods, slippage measurement techniques, and classification schemes that are pertinent to treatment. An overview of SCFE surgery based on pertinent study findings and knowledge gained from ongoing clinical practice. The gold standard treatment for stable SCFE cases— those in which the continuity of the metaphysis and epiphysis is preserved—is pinning in situ using a single cannulated screw without reduction. However, there are disagreements over the best course of action for stable moderate/severe SCFE. On the best surgical strategy for unstable epiphysiolysis, no universal agreement has been reached. Finding the surgical procedure that will improve the long-term outcomes of a slipped capital femoral epiphysis is the question at hand.
Neglected patellar tendon rupture in tibial tubercle avulsion fracture in an adolescent: A case report
Authors: Luppi Valentina , Mazzi Michele , Micaglio Andrea , Rebeccato Arturo
Published: October 2022

A rare childhood injury is a combined tibial tubercle fracture and patellar tendon rupture, and this condition necessitates an open surgical procedure to perform a stable fixation of the tubercle fragment and a successful patellar tendon repair. When a tibial tubercle fracture in the tibia is present alone, a high index of suspicion is required. In this article, we described a case of a male teen who suffered a neglected patellar tendon rupture following close reduction and fixation of a tibial tubercle fracture.
Die Bestuurder en die Rekenoutomaat
Authors: Fourie N.
Published: October 2022

The use of the computer for Management Information Systems is a use additional to the traditional roles performed by these powerful machines. Many companies consider this new use as probably its most important ultimate function and billions of dollars are being spent in the United States of America on developments in this direction. However, this application is by no means simple and straightforward and to date concerns embarking on computerised Management Information Systems experience that they very much have to find their own way. In this article a number of basic considerations in developing such systems are discussed. These considerations do not apply to big firms only nor are they limited to particular types of undertaking.
Wetenskaplike Voorraadbestuur
Authors: Engelbrecht J. C.
Published: October 2022

It is generally accepted that inventories cost money, but often only the cost of capital tied up in stock is considered, and management attempts to keep inventory levels as low as possible.Scientific inventory management takes into account other costs such as the costs of ordering and of running out of stocks.A policy is formulated which minimizes the total cost per time unit.The use of the computer and its advantages and limitations are also discussed.
Competitive Bidding
Authors: Fletcher Adrian
Published: October 2022

n Tenderaar het nie die versekering dat 'n bieëry om 'n tender suksesvol gaan wees nie. Deur 'n studie van konkurrente se vorige tenderpryse te maak en met behulp van statistiese tegnieke kan 'n tenderaar minstens die kans op sukses teen mededingende tenders bereken. Die tenderaar se eie kostestruktuur en die wins wat beoog word, is twee belangrike faktore by die bepaling van 'n mededingende tenderprys.
Die Beplanningsfunksie van die Bestuurder
Authors: Botha G. J.
Published: October 2022

Management planning essentially involves a systemisation, or a formalisation, of management processes that are taking place. But the process becomes explicit: management must actually say what its objectives are and how they are to be achieved.
Ekonomiese groei en mannekragtekort
Authors: Office Editorial
Published: October 2022

No abstract available.
Leiding as funksie van die bedryfsleier
Authors: Conradie D. C.U.
Published: October 2022

Leadership is a fundamental function of management and deals exclusively with people. It includes the capacity to enlist enthusiasm, ability and energy of all employees toward a given objective.Management can plan and organise but no tangible output is achieved until management implements the proposed and organised activities. This requires leadership.
From the Editor: Progress by Means of Scientific Management
Authors: Dykstra H. K.
Published: October 2022

No abstract available.
Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements (Part 2)
Authors: Qualls Herbert
Published: October 2022

Die skrywer noem sestien verhoudings wat by die ontleding en vertolking van finansiële state gebruik word. Die eerste groep verhoudings is in die vorige uitgawe bespreek. In hierdie slotdeel word winsgewendheids-, krediet-, stabiliteits-, uitbetalings- en prysverhoudings behandel.
Bedrijfskundig Lexicon
Authors: Van Veijeren C. F.
Published: October 2022

No abstract available.
On dual surjunctivity and applications
Authors: Doucha Michal , Gismatullin Jakub
Published: October 2022

We explore the dual version of Gottschalk’s conjecture recently introduced by Capobianco, Kari, and Taati, and the notion of dual surjunctivity in general. We show that dual surjunctive groups satisfy Kaplansky’s direct finiteness conjecture for all fields of positive characteristic. By quantifying the notions of injectivity and post-surjectivity for cellular automata, we show that the image of the full topological shift under an injective cellular automaton is a subshift of finite type in a quantitative way. Moreover, we show that dual surjunctive groups are closed under ultraproducts, under elementary equivalence, and under certain semidirect products (using the ideas of Arzhantseva and Gal for the latter); they form a closed subset in the space of marked groups, fully residually dual surjunctive groups are dual surjunctive, etc. We also consider dual surjunctive systems for more general dynamical systems, namely for certain expansive algebraic actions, employing results of Chung and Li.
Equivariant dimensions of groups with operators
Authors: Grant Mark , Meir Ehud , Patchkoria Irakli
Published: October 2022

Let

\pi

be a group equipped with an action of a second group

G

by automorphisms. We define the equivariant cohomological dimension

\mathsf{cd}_G(\pi)

, the equivariant geometric dimension

\mathsf{cat}_G(\pi)

, and the equivariant Lusternik–Schnirelmann category

\mathsf{gd}_G(\pi)

in terms of the Bredon dimensions and classifying space of the family of subgroups of the semi-direct product

\pi\rtimes G

consisting of sub-conjugates of

G

. When

G

is finite, we extend theorems of Eilenberg–Ganea and Stallings–Swan to the equivariant setting, thereby showing that all three invariants coincide (except for the possibility of a

G

-group

\pi

with

\mathsf{cat}_G(\pi)=\mathsf{cd}_G(\pi)=2

and

\mathsf{gd}_G(\pi)=3

). A main ingredient is the purely algebraic result that the cohomological dimension of any finite group with respect to any family of proper subgroups is greater than one. This implies a Stallings–Swan type result for families of subgroups which do not contain all finite subgroups.
PENGARUH KEPEMIMPINAN TRANSFORMASIONAL, KOMITMEN ORGANISASIONAL, BUDAYA ORGANISASI DAN TATA KELOLA TERHADAP KINERJA DOSEN PERGURUAN TINGGI SWASTA DI PROVINSI BANTEN
Authors: Affandi Naufal , Supriyati Yetty , Kadir Kadir
Published: October 2022

This study aims to formulate a model and analyze the direct influence of Transformational Leadership, Organizational Commitment and Organizational Culture on Governance and Lecturer Performance in Private Universities in Banten. This study uses an associative quantitative approach, or research aimed at knowing the effect of exogenous variables on endogenous variables. Data collection using survey methods, and analysis techniques using SEM with Lisrel 8.80 software. The population in this study were lecturers at Bina Bangsa University, Banten Jaya University and Serang Raya University, as many as 211 lecturers participated as respondents in this study. The results showed that (1) Transformational Leadership Has No Significant and Positive Effect on Governance, (2) Transformational Leadership Has No Significant and Negative Effect on Lecturer Performance, (3) Organizational Commitment Has Significant and Negative Effect on Governance, (4) Organizational Commitment Significant and Positive Influence on Lecturer Performance, (5) Organizational Culture Has No Significant and Negative Effect on Governance, (6) Organizational Culture Has No Significant and Negative Effect on Lecturer Performance, (7) Governance Has Positive and Influence on Lecturer Performance. There is empirical evidence and novelty or new findings that the existence of good governance can improve Lecturer Performance, with a positive correlation direction coefficient.
Desenvolvimento de sequência didática interdisciplinar sobre migrações internacionais no Brasil
Authors: Conceição André Luiz da
Published: October 2022

O objetivo desse artigo consiste em mostrar o desenvolvimento de uma sequência didática interdisciplinar sobre migrações internacionais, representativa do ensino de Geografia, integrado com outros conteúdos e disciplinas escolares. Ela foi colocada em prática no primeiro semestre de 2019, para alunos da segunda série do Ensino Técnico Integrado ao Médio em Agropecuária da Escola Técnica Estadual Benedito Storani, situada no município de Jundiaí-SP. Sua realização ocorreu durante sete semanas de duas aulas de 50 minutos cada, onde os alunos foram desafiados, individual e/ou coletivamente, a produzir textos, mapas ordenados e vídeos curtos com o depoimento de imigrantes internacionais vivendo atualmente no Brasil. Ao final, foi possível ter um panorama mais amplo sobre o processo de ensino e aprendizagem sobre o assunto em questão, incluindo a identificação das principais dificuldades enfrentadas pelos estudantes, bem como os principais ganhos pedagógicos provenientes do desenvolvimento da sequência didática interdisciplinar.   
Palavras-chave
Sequência didática, Interdisciplinaridade, Migrações internacionais.
 
The development of na interdisciplinary teaching sequence about internacional migrations in Brazil 
Abstract
The aim of this article consists of showing the development of an interdisciplinary sequence about international migrations, a representative point in the geography teaching; integrated with Other school contents and subjects. It was practiced in the first semester in 2019 by the second grade students of the Technical Integrated and the Agricultural Middle school students from Benedito Storani State School, in Jundiaí, SP. It took the students seven weeks, with two classes of 50 minutes each, Where the students were challenged individually or in groups to write texts, to make ordered maps and to film short vídeos with international migrants’ comments, people who live in Brazil at present. In the end, it was possible to have a better idea about the teaching process of this topic, including the identification of the main difficulties faced by the students, as well as the main pedagogical success, originated from the development of this interdisciplinary teaching sequence. 
Keywords
Teaching sequence, Interdisciplinarity, International migrations.
POTENTIAL VALORISATION OF PROTOBIND 1000 AS ADSORBENT FOR Pb2+ AND Zn2+
Authors: TROFIN Alina Elena , UNGUREANU Elena , TRINCA Lucia Carmen , FORTUNA Maria Emiliana , EPERJESSY Diana Beatrice
Published: October 2022

The adsorption of metal ions from increasing concentrations in aqueous solutions by modified straw lignin Protobind 1000 was studied. The effect of metallic ion concentrations (from 20.72 to 207.2 mg·L-1 for Pb2+ and from 6.538 to 65.38 mg·L-1 for Zn2+) and contact time (30, 60 and 90 minutes) were studied at pH = 6 and 200C. Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm equations were applied to assess equilibrium data and the kinetics of the adsorption processes were analysed using Lagergren pseudo first order and Ho&McKay pseudo second order models. The results show that the adsorption processes reached equilibrium after 90 minutes, but similar values were registered after 60 minutes. The Freundlich isotherm described the process better, denoting chemisorption with the formation of ion-lignin complex structures. The Ho&McKay model fit the adsorption data better with regression coefficients equal to 1 compared to the Lagergren model, where the regression factors varied between 0.72 and 0.95. For the maximum concentration of lead solution and the longest adsorption time of 90 minutes, the Ho&McKay model predicted an equilibrium capacity qe of 13.1406 mg·g-1 compared to the 13.1398 mg·g-1 obtained. For zinc adsorption, the same maximum concentration and time were considered, and the pseudo-second order model predicted a qe of 12.6743 mg·g-1 compared to the obtained value of 12.6714 mg·g-1.
The uptake of lead was greater on 0.15 g of adsorbent (a maximum of 27.23 mg·g-1) than the zinc uptake (a maximum of 8.28 mg·g-1), for all analysed concentrations.
INTERNAL AUDIT AND FINANCIAL REPORTING QUALITY: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Authors: ESKİN İlknur
Published: October 2022

The purpose of this research; it is examine the relationship between internal auditing and financial reporting quality. In this study, national and international studies investigating the relationship between internal auditing and financial reporting quality were examined in the literature. As a result of the study, it has been determined that it is a positive relationship between the audit committee members being independent and financial expert and the financial reporting quality. It has been determined that the personal characteristics of the members of the audit committee (age, gender, experience) are reflected in the quality of financial reporting, a strong internal audit and internal control system is effective in preventive fraud. In addition, it has been determined that the professional and personal characteristics of the auditors (age, education, experience) are reflected in the financial reporting quality.
Compatibility of the Capital of Nusantara’s Form of Government Against Article 18B Section (1) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia
Authors: Hantoro Bimo Fajar
Published: October 2022

Introduction: With the promulgation of Law Number 3 of 2022 on State Capital, the government realized its plan to relocate the nation’s capital from the Specific Capital Region of Jakarta to the Capital of Nusantara on the Kalimantan Island. However, the law's passage has sparked a debate directed at the Indonesian new capital's form of government which is deemed to violate the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, specifically Articles 18, 18A, and 18B.Purposes of the Research: The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze the compatibility of the Capital of Nusantara’s form of government against Article 18B section (1) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.Methods of the Research: This is a normative juridical study using primary and secondary legal materials that are relevant to the topic of this study.Results of the Research: The results showed that the specific arrangements of the Capital of Nusantara’s form of government are normatively compatible with Article 18B section (1) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia for two reasons, namely: the position between Article 18B section (1) and Article 18 as equals and that both of them apply independently; and the specificity that can be regulated for the Capital of Nusantara is flexible which means that the extent of the specificities can be so broad, including in terms of the form of government.
BERBAGI DALAM KASIH DAN SUKACITA DI RUMAH RUTH
Authors: Tanama Yulia Jayanti , Halawa Agnes Monica , Deak Victor
Published: October 2022

Pergaulan bebas remaja yang tidak terkontrol mengakibatkan bayaknya kasus aborsi, berdasarkan data Indonesia menempati urutan ke 4 di dunia. Keluarga memiliki peranan penting dalam mempengaruhi kehidupan anak-anaknya baik itu dalam kerohanian, seksual, sosial, dan prestasi. Orangtua sejak dini harus mengajarkan anak-anaknya untuk membaca Alkitab, berdoa, dan beribadah. Orang tua juga memiliki tanggung jawab yaitu mengajarkan pendidikan seksual dan mendidik anak-anak untuk menyadari bahwa tubuhnya adalah Bait Suci. Remaja yang sudah terlanjur jatuh dalam free sex yang menyebabkan kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan perlu dilakukan konseling, pendampingan, dan penguatan iman. Rumah RUTH berdiri untuk menjawab apa yang dibutuhkan remaja yang hamil di luar nikah, wanita yang mengalami kekerasan seksual, anak yang batal aborsi, dan anak yang terlantar. Tujuan dari penelitian ini untuk membagikan kasih dan sukacita bersama anak-anak di Rumah RUTH.
PEMAHAMAN PENGAJARAN MENGENAI PASKAH DALAM PENGUATAN IMAN DI GEREJA KRISTEN SETIA INDONESIA (GKSI) KECAMATAN KUALA BEHE
Authors: Salurante Tony , Topayung Semuel Linggi , Riswan Riswan
Published: October 2022

Pemahaman tentang Karya Kristus bagi orang percaya memiliki signifikasi yang sentral. Secara teologis karya Kristus dalam kematian, kebangkitan dan kenaikan adalah rangkaian yang memengaruhi banyak doktrin dalam kekristenan. Tetapi masih banyak jemaat Gereja Kristen Setia Indonesia yang belum memiliki pemahaman yang luas dan benar. Sebagian besar belum memahaminya dengan baik, dan yang lain terkesan biasa saja. Masalah lain jemaat belum pernah menerima penjelasan secara komprehensif mengenai makna Paskah dari sudut pandang selain dari 1 Korintus. Setelah materi dipersiapkan secara kualitatif maka materi disajikan dalam bentuk ceramah dan diskusi langsung kepada jemaat. Hasil dari Pengabdian kepada masyarakat ini menunjukkan bagaimana antusias mereka tentang pendalaman pengajaran yang intensif. Diharapkan terjadi peningkatan pemahaman yang bisa berdampak kepada kehidupan spiritualitas jemaat yang dinyatakan dalam kehidupan sehari-hari.
Giant Right Atrial Myxoma with Right to Left Shunt Across Atrial Septum
Authors: Ahmed Zuhaib , Baqai Lubna , Popal Ubaidullah , Memon Ahson , Hanif Bashir
Published: October 2022

Middle-aged male known case of hypothyroidism presented with shortness of breath and hypoxia. Echo showed large RA myxoma with ASD causing right to left shunt.
In-Vitro and Ex-Vivo Studies on Synergistic Effects of Citrus maxima on Anti-Uriolithiatic Activity
Authors: Singh Kavitha.G. , V Shreya. , S Swetha.
Published: October 2022

The aggregation of the renal stones in the body are composed of minerals like calcium, oxalate, phosphates, uric acid, cystine etc. which finally end up accumulating in urinary system –especially in the different parts of the kidney, ureter or urethra (urinary tract) thereby obstructing the parts of the system .When the renal stones are not removed or left untreated it can be life threatening ,fatal because there is an obstruction in the major route of excretion. Its further results in increasing toxicity levels in the living system leading to long term complications like complete failure of organ, coma and death. Traditionally, pomelo is used in indigenous system of medicine to treat various ailments like epilepsy, convulsive cough, hemorrhage, leprosy, eye related problems, sedative for nervous related problems. The present study was conducted to provide a scientific proof that pomelo belonging to citrus family is abundantly loaded with ascorbic acid, flavonoids, terpenoids, alkaloids, antioxidants, phenolics etc. contain inhibitory properties and Uriolithiatic nature it can be used to prevent and treat the kidney stones. Therefore, In-vitro tests for nucleation, aggregation, CaOx crystal growth assay and Kidney stone degradation assay was conducted on pomelo. 10% methanolic extract of pulp and peel were tested for the phytochemical constituents and quantitative estimation of flavonoids, terpenoids and ascorbic acid was performed. Nucleation and aggregation assay, Calcium oxalate crystal growth assay and Kidney stone degradation assay was performed to check the urolithiatic activity. The number of flavonoids, terpenoids and ascorbic acid was more in the methanolic pulp extract at 0.34mg/100mL ,0.192 mg/100mL and 1.70 mE ± 0.014 mE respectively as compared to the peel. Methanolic pulp extract gave 65% inhibition for nucleation and aggregation assay and 24.26% inhibition for calcium oxalate crystal growth assay whereas methanolic peel extract gave 25% inhibition for nucleation and aggregation assay and 28.47% inhibition for calcium oxalate crystal growth assay. It was the best sample in dissolving the kidney stones (89.47%). The methanolic extract of pulp has more capacity to dissolve the kidney stones as compared to the peel and can be used to dissolve the renal stones.
Moyamoya Disease: A Review of Literature
Authors: Sushmitha S. Catherine , Balaprabha G. Ramya , Rao T. Rama
Published: October 2022

Moyamoya disease is a rare progressive cerebrovascular disorder caused by blocked Supraclinoid Internal Carotid Arteries at the base of the brain in the basal ganglia area. It is a chronic and progressive condition. The word “Moyamoya” is Japanese which refers to a hazy puff of smoke or cloud due to the appearance of blood vessels like a puff of smoke in angiograms of people suffering from this disease. The exact etiology of Moyamoya disease remains unclear, but there seems to be genetic and acquired forms. The first sign of Moyamoya disease is usually stroke or recurrent Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs) also called “mini-strokes”. Some other symptoms may include brain hemorrhage, headaches, developmental delays, aneurysm, involuntary movements, problems with cognitive abilities, problems with the senses, seizures, hemiparesis, ischaemic stroke or hemorrhagic stroke. Despite the etiology of Moyamoya disease being unclear, there are certain factors which may increase the risk of getting the disease, like Asian ancestry, family history of Moyamoya disease, other medical conditions, being female and being young. Moyamoya disease has a very unclear etiology and pathogenesis. Moyamoya disease can be diagnosed using tests like Cerebral Arteriography, Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), etc. There is no cure for Moyamoya disease, but can be treated using drugs and surgical procedures. Hence, extensive studies need to be conducted in order to better determine the exact pathophysiology of the disease and also to find more effective treatment options that would further improve the prognosis in patients with Moyamoya Disease.
Design, Development and Characterization of Sustain Release Microsphere of Apremilast
Authors: Patel Tejas J. , Panchal Shivani J. , Maisuria Dhruvin R.
Published: October 2022

Prime objective of this research work is to develop sustain release microsphere of Apremilast by using different polymer ratio to control the drug release from microspheres and to reduce frequent dosing by enhancing patient compliance. Apremilast microspheres were developed by solvent evaporation method by using different polymers like Eudragit RL 100, Ethyl Cellulose and HPMC E5. Optimized Apremilast microspheres was characterized for FT-IR, DSC, particle size, micromeritic properties, entrapment efficiency, % yield, drug content, In-vitro drug release, kinetics release study and Scanning electron microscopy. At last Microspheres are converted into tablet by direct compression method by using suitable excipients and evaluate it. Apremilast Microspheres was formulated by solvent evaporation method using Eudragit RL as polymer in 1:10 Drug: polymer ratio, 10ml dichloromethane, 1% PVA at 1500 RPM stirring speed for 90 mins shows result as (91.50 %) % Yield, (88.72 %) Drug content and (81.52 %) % CDR, this result is best result amongst all other formulation. SEM monographs confirm that microspheres were smooth and spherical shape. Optimized batch F-5 was further taken for compressing a tablet which shows better result than conventional aprezo 30mg tablet. In-Vitro drug release study of Apremilast microspheres loaded tablet show 74.17% CDR in 12 hours compare to slow while aprezo 30mg tablet shows 75.38% CDR in 1 hours followed by 90.45 in 12 hours. Apremilast microspheres loaded tablet shows sustain drug release over a prolonged period of time compare to the marketed tablet which decreases frequent dosing of Apremilast and beneficial in Psoriasis and Psoriatic arthritis.
Cultural heritage and citizen defense: the Central railway Station of Santiago de Chile.
Authors: Gonzalez Sergio
Published: October 2022

From an expanded notion of cultural heritage based on social and citizen dimensions that contribute new scopes to the complexity of this area, the patrimonial defense experience recorded in the 1990s is analyzed, in which it was intended to denaturalize the railway stations of the Central Station by changing its use and functions by commercial activities. This implied a citizen reaction to stop the projects that involved the loss of the last railway terminal in the city. In the text, characteristics and conditions are systematized that can explain the successful results of this citizen mobilization in defense of a milestone in the railway culture of the city and the country.
Обеспечение инвестиционной безопасности как автономный фактор повышения инвестиционной привлекательности
Authors: Акрамова О.К.
Published: October 2022

В статье раскрывается содержание понятий инвестиционной безопасности и инвестиционной привлекательности, их актуальность для государства. Исследуется влияние инвестиционной безопасности на инвестиционную привлекательность государства. Также рассмотрены угрозы и риски инвестиционной безопасности, требования и принципы обеспечения стабильности экономических и правовых гарантий для инвестора, основные принципы обеспечения климата для капиталовложений.