bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Satisfacción laboral y calidad de vida de los médicos residentes españoles durante la pandemia por la COVID-19
Authors: Muñoz-Cobo Orosa Beatriz , Pérez García Markel , Rodríguez Ledott Mercedes , Varela Serrano Claudia , Sanz Valero Javier
Published: March 2022

Introducción: Describir y analizar la percepción existente acerca de los factores vinculados a la satisfacción laboral (SL) y la calidad de vida (CV) de los médicos residentes españoles durante la pandemia por la COVID-19.

Método: Estudio descriptivo-correlacional, siendo la población diana los residentes españoles a los que se preguntó, mediante formulario online, entre el 01/11/2020 y el 31/12/2020. Para la SL se utilizó el cuestionario Font-Roja y para la CV el WHOQOL-BREF (ambos mediante escala Likert de 5 valores). 

Resultados Respondieron 404 residentes, sin diferencias por sexo (p 0 0,269). La SL presentó media de 2,97 ± 0,04 y la CV de 3,27 ± 0,03. Se observó asociación en la SL de los residentes de primer año y el resto (p < 0,001). La SL no se afectó por los turnos de urgencia, pero sí la CV para las relaciones sociales (p = 0,042). La relación entre SL y CV fue buena (Rho = 0,53, p < 0,001).

Conclusiones: El tutor fue referente para el residente, no así la dirección del hospital. No se encontraron diferencias en relación al sexo ni a los turnos de guardia con la SL. Los residentes de primer año presentaron mayor SL y CV, pudiendo deberse a su menor responsabilidad y cansancio acumulado durante la pandemia. Los turnos de guardia sí afectaron la CV, específicamente en las relaciones sociales. La escasa formación en investigación se vio asimismo agravada por la pandemia.
Incapacidad laboral permanente por patología vestibular en conductores profesionales: un estudio transversal
Authors: González Cáceres Ana Mª , Conde Fuentes Ana , Sánchez Galán Luis
Published: March 2022

Introducción: la Patología Vestibular afecta a la capacidad laboral y personal de los pacientes que sufren esta enfermedad.

Método: estudio observacional, descriptivo, analítico y transversal. Como población de estudio se ha comparado a los conductores profesionales frente al resto de profesiones. Las variables usadas han sido: comunidad autónoma, género, edad, patología vestibular, situación de incapacidad temporal, tipo de contingencia, régimen de cotización, CNAE-2009, profesión (CNO-11), tipo de inicio de expediente, calificación, resolución del expediente y tiempo que tarda en resolverse en función de la resolución del expediente.

Resultados: la muestra de expedientes estudiados ha sido de 597, que corresponden a los expedientes por incapacidad permanente presentados en España durante el 2018 para obtener la calificación de incapacitado permanente, o bien denegar dicha prestación. Del total de expedientes valorados, 72 (12.06%) corresponde a conductores profesionales y 525 (87.94%) al resto de categorías. El sexo mayoritario corresponde a hombres (326, 54.61%) con una franja de edad >55 años (276, 46.23%). Con la categoría de enfermedad común aparecen 574 expedientes (96.15%) y el 53.94% (n=322) de estos se inician de oficio. De todos los expedientes presentados, el 55.61% (n=270) tienen una calificación de no incapacitado y el 35.85% (n=214) de incapacidad total. En el contraste de hipótesis hemos obtenido una Odds Ratio de 2.42 (IC95%: 1.42-4.19) con p<0.001.

Conclusiones: ser conductor profesional es un factor de riesgo para que un expediente de incapacidad permanente por patología vestibular se resuelva de forma favorable.
Multiscale Convergence Optimization in Constrained Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Authors: Nafati N. M. , Antonczak S. , Topin J. , Golebiowski J.
Published: March 2022

The energy analysis is essential for studying chemical or biochemical reactions but also for characterizing interactions between two protagonists. Molecular Dynamics Simulations are well suited to sampling interaction structures but under minimum energy. To sample unstable or high energy structures, it is necessary to apply a bias-constraint in the simulation, in order to maintain the system in a stable energy state. In MD constrained simulations of ""Umbrella Sampling"" type, the phenomenon of ligand-receptor dissociation is divided into a series of windows (space sampling) in which the simulation time is fixed in advance. A step of de-biasing and statistical processing then allows accessing to the Potential Force Medium (PMF) of the studied process. In this context, we have developed an algorithm that optimizes the DM computation time regarding each reaction coordinate (distance between the ligand and the receptor); and thus can dynamically adjust the sampling time in each US-Window. The data processing consists in studying the convergence of the distributions of the coordinate constraint and its performance is tested on different ligand-receptor systems. Its originality lies in the used processing technique which combines wavelet thresholding with statistical-tests decision in relation to distribution convergence. In this paper, we briefly describe a Molecular Dynamic Simulation, then by assumption we consider that distribution data are series of random-variables vectors obeying to a normal probality law. These vectors are first analyzed by a wavelet technique, thresholded and in a second step, their law probability is computed for comparison in terms of convergence. In this context, we give the result of PMF and computation time according to statistic-tests convergence criteria, such as Kolmogorov Smirnov, Student tTest, and ANOVA Tests. We also compare these results with those obtained after a preprocessing with Gaussian low-pass filtering in order to follow the influence of thresholding. Finally, the results are discussed and analyzed regarding the contribution of the muli-scale processing and the more suited criteria for time optimization.
Mathematics Learning, Teaching, and Equity in Policy and Programs: The Case of Secondary Mathematics Teacher Education in the United States
Authors: Maher Eryn M. , Jung Hyunyi , Newton Jill A.
Published: March 2022

Professional organizations have provided recommendations for mathematics teaching and learning; however, few studies have investigated the practical integration of those recommendations into mathematics teacher education programs. In this study, we examine how the reported “big ideas” of courses in secondary mathematics teacher education programs emphasized the content and teaching practices necessary for future mathematics teachers, as recommended by policy documents. As part of a larger study, we conducted a series of interviews in secondary mathematics teacher education programs at four universities (names are descriptive pseudonyms): Great Lakes University (GLU), Midwestern Research University (MRU), Midwestern Urban University (MUU), and Southeastern Research University (SRU). We selected the institutions and programs based on their Carnegie Classification, the types of communities in which they were situated, the average number of graduates from a program, the departmental homes of their secondary mathematics education programs, and the demographics of their student populations. The analysis of data collected from 12 courses across four universities revealed specific ways in which big ideas in secondary mathematics teacher education programs emphasized areas related to mathematics learning, teaching, and issues of equity and access.
Self-directed Use of Digital Devices for Out-of-class English Learning
Authors: Muharom Fauzi , Nugroho Arif , Putra P. Heldy Ramadhan
Published: March 2022

Twenty-first-century teaching and learning provide online resources accessible to foster learning experience across time and spaces in an informal context. Hence, enhancing learners’ voluntary adoption of digital devices is crucial to augment the promising assistance of technology for English language learning. This study sheds some light on English for Specific Purposes (ESP) learners’ voluntary digital devices for out-of-class language learning. A total of 267 Indonesian ESP learners participated in this study through a survey and semi-structured interview to examine how they were involved in informal digital learning of English beyond the classroom. The results showed that the learners used digital devices for both intentional learning to strengthen coursework and incidental learning to expand access to the target language. It was also found that the learners frequently employed digital devices for personalized aspects of the language rather than authenticity and connectivity. As for the digital device selection, the learners mostly preferred mobile phones to computers and tablets to carry out out-of-class English language activities. These results provide fruitful insights for educators on supporting ESP learners to engage in informal digital learning of English and achieve possible synchronicity between teachers' designed digital activities and learners' actual learning practices.
Green Synthesis Of Bimetallic Iron/Copper Nanoparticles Using Ficus Leaves Extract For Removing Orange G(OG) Dye From Aqueous Medium
Authors: Atiya Mohammed A. , Hassan Ahmed K. , Luaibi Imad M.
Published: March 2022

This study shows that it is possible to fabricate and characterize green bimetallic nanoparticles using eco-friendly reduction and a capping agent, which is then used for removing the orange G dye (OG) from an aqueous solution. Characterization techniques such as scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDAX), X-Ray diffraction (XRD), and Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) were applied on the resultant bimetallic nanoparticles to ensure the size, and surface area of particles nanoparticles. The results found that the removal efficiency of OG depends on the G‑Fe/Cu‑NPs concentration (0.5-2.0 g.L-1), initial pH (2‑9), OG concentration (10-50 mg.L-1), and temperature (30-50 °C). The batch experiments showed that 54% of 10 mg.L-1 of OG was removed within the optimum dose, pH, and temperature which were 1 g.L-1, 7 and 30°C respectively. The results of kinetic adsorption models and mechanisms indicate that OG uptake on G‑Fe/Cu‑NPs follows the pseudo-second-order kinetic model, physisorption, and exothermic process with (‑22.9 kJ.mol-1) activation energy. Adsorption isotherm investigated with models of Freundlich, Langmuir, Temkin, and Dubinin, in addition, the parameters of thermodynamic such as DG°, DH°, and DS° were ‑0.462 kJ.mol-1, ‑35.88 kJ.mol-1, and 0.116 kJ.mol.K-1 respectively, this indicted spontaneous, exothermic and favorable adsorption.
Literature Survey of Computation Offloading for Mobile Applications in Mobile Edge Computation
Authors: Khera Nikhil , Tiwari Krishna Sarthak , Tripathi Vaibhav , Vinit G Sai , J Nagaraja
Published: March 2022

Despite their progress and improvements, mobile devices are still regarded as restricted computer devices. Users are growing more discerning, expecting to be able to run computationally intensive applications on their smartphones or tablets. As a result, Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) integrates mobile computing and Cloud Computing in order to use offloading techniques to increase the capabilities of mobile devices. Although offloading programmes to the cloud might improve mobile device performance, it can also increase processing delay. Inevitably, the quality of user service (QoS) suffers as a result, particularly for specific applications (especially workflow applications). To address the problem of network latency, a new paradigm known as mobile edge computing (MEC) has been developed, which may be thought of as a subset of MCC. We also see deployment of Cloudlets, which are a form of edge server, to minimize latency and energy usage by offloading applications to the cloud, resulting in an efficient and cost-effective architecture as well as various decision-making techniques for offloading. And so, a literature survey regarding this will be presented which focuses on various methods of offloading and its decision-making techniques.
TINJAUAN BIOMOLEKULER DAN KLINIS OCULAR COVID-19
Authors:   Universitas Methodist Indonesia, Surjani Lylys , Siahaan Jekson Martiar
Published: March 2022

The clinical manifestations of Covid -19 are not only in the airway but are also found in eyes with conjunctival epithelium and ACE-2 receptors as their entry points. The most common clinical manifestation is conjunctivitis, therefore it is not easy to make a diagnosis if it relies on clinical findings because it is similar to a common viral infection. This infection has clinical manifestations in the airway that triggers the immune response leading to a cytokine storm with fatal consequences. There is no specific treatment up to this time. The most important thing is to prevent infection.
PENGARUH MOTIVASI KERJA INTRINSIK, LINGKUNGAN KERJA DAN DISIPLIN KERJA TERHADAP KINERJA KARYAWAN PADA KSP CREDIT UNION DHARMA PRIMA KITA
Authors:   Universitas Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa, Prayekti Prayekti , Patas Godrikus S.
Published: March 2022

Performance as the results of work functions or activities of a person or group in an organization within a certain period of time at KSP Credit Union Dharma Prima Kita. This study aims to partially determine the effect of work motivation, work environment and work discipline on employee performance. The subjects of this study were employees of KSP Credit Union Dharma Prima Kita, with a total of 70 respondents. This study uses a quantitative approach with multiple linear regression data analysis techniques and uses the SPSS for windows 25 computer program. The results of this study indicate that work motivation has a positive and significant effect on employee performance, the work environment has a positive and significant effect on employee performance, work discipline has a positive effect. and significant on employee performance and simultaneously work motivation, work environment and work discipline have a positive and significant effect on employee performance.
RESPON PERTUMBUHAN DAN PRODUKSI TANAMAN BAWANG MERAH PADA PEMBERIAN PUPUK KANDANG DAN PUPUK ANORGANIK
Authors:   Universitas Methodist Indonesia, Simanjuntak Pantas
Published: March 2022

Shallot (Allium ascalonicum) is one of the potential horticulture plant to be developed. In most parts of the world shallot has become a popular spice that makes food tasty in addition to its much needed nutrients. Goat manure and NPK ferilizers are used to get more plant production The study was conducted to investgate the respon sof growth and production of shallot on the application of goat manure and anorganic fertilizerNPK. The experiment was a Randomized Block Design replicated three times with twelve tretments. The goat manure rates (K) consisted of four levels, i.e K0 (nogoatmanureapplication), K1 (1 kg plot-1), K2 (2 kg. plot-1), K3 (3kg.plot-1), while the NPK fertilizer consisted of three levels, i.e N1 (10g.plot-1), N2 (15g.plot-1), N3 (20g.plot-1), The result indicated the application of goat manure up to K3(3 kg.plot-1)affected plant height,nuber of leaves, ,bulb fresh weight bulb dryweight, and bulb diameter significantly. Increasing NPK application up to level 20g.plot1, significantly affected plant height, bulb fresh weight, bulb dry weight, bulb diameter but not significantly affected plant height, leaves number
Determination of State Financial Damages Performed by the Prosecutor in the Settlement of the Crime of Corruption
Authors:   University of Khairun Ternate, Daud Bambang
Published: March 2022

This study aims, firstly, to find out that the Attorney General's Office is authorized to calculate state financial losses based on the applicable laws and regulations. second, knowing that the court's legal considerations in deciding the elements of state financial losses are fulfilled based on the results of the calculation of the Prosecutor's Office. The problem to be answered is whether the Prosecutor's Office has the authority to calculate state financial losses based on the applicable laws and regulations? And how can the court's legal considerations in deciding the element of state financial loss be fulfilled based on the results of the prosecutor's calculation? The approach used is a statutory approach, a conceptual approach and a case approach by analyzing the Court's Decision, namely District Court Decision No. 9/Pid.Sus-TPK/2019/PN Tte
Large Ostium Secundum ASD Occlusion with Memopart ASD Occluder
Authors:   Department Of Cardiology – Medicine, Facility Of Medicine, Kalburgi Dr. Veeraj V. ,   Khaja Banda Nawaz University, Kalaburagi - Karnataka India 585102
Published: March 2022

Transcatheter occlusion of ASD with device is an effective,alternative to surgical repair : feasible and safe procedure with minimal complication rate and short hospital stay, as well as excellent short and long term outcome .However, large ASDs (>38 mm) and defects with deficient rims are usually not offered transcatheter closure but are referred for surgical closure. Transcatheter closure also remains controversial for other complicated ASDs with comorbidities, additional cardiac features and in small children. Previous studies have shown high success rate, low complication rate and less discomfort[1,2] . With the devices and technology currently available, several cohort studies have reported successful percutaneous closure in the above-mentioned complex cases. However the feasibility and safety of transcatheter technique needs to be confirmed through larger studies and longer follow-up.
Case Series of Mucormycosis in Post COVID 19 Patients with Hematological Malignancies in Ongoing Pandemic
Authors:   Associate Professor, Incharge Head of Department, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, SVIMS and Sri Padamavati medical college,Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh- 517507, MS(ENT) Dr. S B Amarnath
Published: March 2022

Rhinocerebral mucormycosis is a lethal infection caused by saprophytic fungi in immunocompromised patients. Haematological malignancy patients with superseeded COVID 19 infection are more predisposed to mucormycosis with high mortality.
Road Traffic Accidents in Port Harcourt, Rivers State: Pattern of Injuries That Caused Death, Risk Factors, Anatomical Sites Affected, and Autopsy Findings
Authors:   Department of Anatomical Pathology, Rivers State University Teaching Hospital, Rivers State, Nigeria., Obioha Solomon
Published: March 2022

Background: Road traffic accident (RTA) is one of the commonest causes of death among the healthy population and it’s among the leading cause of death due to human errors. Globally, it has contributed significantly to reducing the workforce as well as increasing the family expenditure on preventable health conditions. It is grossly underreported with no clear data on annual death reports, especially in most developing countries. Objectives: To determine the rate of death from a head injury due to road traffic accidents, risk factors; the commonly injured anatomical regions and immediate cause of death from autopsy examination of victims. Methods: This was a prospective longitudinal study in which 86 victims with CORONER FORM D were sampled recruited for the study. Primary data were obtained using the Crash Report Form (CRF) from the Federal Road Safety Corps, oral interviews from deceased relatives and security personnel who brought the victims, and subsequently, Coroner form D was used to obtain /record the findings of autopsy examination. Data was analysed using Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) version 25.0 (Armonk, NY). Results: The rate of death from a head injury due to RTA in Port Harcourt was 48.84%. The mean age of victims examined at autopsy was 28.61 ± 9.22 with a modal age group of 20-29. Majority of the victims were males [52(65.82%)], passengers [36(42%)], had superficial autopsy [32(37.20%)], multiple injuries [40 (46.51%)]. The commonest cause of immediate fatality was head injury (48.8%) followed by haemorrhage and shock 31(36.1%). Over speeding was the most common human risk factor (50%), followed by sleep/fatigue (10%). The commonest mechanical and environmental risk factors identified were brake failure and burst tyres (8%), and potholes (6%) respectively. Conclusion: The commonest cause of death among victims of RTA in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria is head injury. Over speeding, sleep/fatigue, brake failure and burst tyres and pot holes are the risk factors for RTA in Port Harcourt. Measures targeted at controlling these risk factors would help reduce morbidity and mortalities associated with RTA.
Obstacles to Criminal Law Enforcers in Overcoming the Hoax-Spreading Crime
Authors:   Faculty of Law, Universitas Diponegoro, Pujiyono Nur Azizah ‘Azmi,
Published: March 2022

This study discusses efforts to tackle the crime of spreading hoaxes in cyberspace through criminal law and reveals the obstacles law enforcers have in tackling these crimes. The writing method used was a normative juridical approach, analytical descriptive. The results of this study are that law enforcers should be qualified, organized, structured to unite communities specializing in handling all types of cyber actions, given certain tools and facilities such as educated and skilled human workers, good organization, adequate equipment, sufficient finances for tackling cybercrime, especially the spread of false information/fake news (hoax).
Practice of Main Rights Granting of Road Users by the Police
Authors:   Master of Law, Faculty of Law, Universitas Diponegoro, Ali Ma’sum Muhammad
Published: March 2022

This study aimed to discuss the issue of granting the main rights of road users who are escorted by the police. This research used a normative juridical approach used secondary legal data. The results of this study are the main rights of road users based on Article 134 of Law Number 22 of 2009 guided by Article 13 of Law Number 2 of 2002, in the implementation of escort regulated in the decision of KAKORLANTAS POLRI Number: KEP/51/IV/TAHUN 2014 concerning Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) for Traffic Control. In driving, people can ask to be escorted according to the rules. The implementation of the granting of escort permits is the policy of the Indonesian National Police. The National Police of the Republic of Indonesia can provide criteria for community activities that require an escort from the police, and data as well as those that give particular importance to the safeguards provided, so this makes monitoring easier.
Energy Alterations in Patients with Pulmonary Artery Thrombosis After COVID-19 Treatment
Authors:   Infectious Diseases, General Practice, Nutrition, Medical Acupuncture, Pain Management Medical Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic, Franca, São Paulo, Brazil., WL Huang
Published: March 2022

Introduction: There are some studies in the literature reporting cases of pulmonary thrombosis after treatment of acute phase of SARS-CoV-2 infection. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to show that patients that have pulmonary thrombosis has in the back ground prior to COVID-19, energy deficiency in the five internal massive organs, responsible for the production of energy necessary to keep the Blood flowing normally inside the Blood vessels. The treatment used nowadays to treat patient with SARS-CoV-2 infection can reduce even more this energy and can cause Blood stagnation inside the blood vessels in any part of the body, in this case, in the pulmonary vessels. Methods: Through one case report of 36 years-old female patient with history of SARS-CoV-2 infection on February 2nd 2021. In the beginning of her symptoms, she presented only runny nose and flu-like symptoms. She evolves to body pain and headache and in the third day, she tested positive to SARSCoV-2. It was prescribed Ivermectin and Azithromycin and she stayed 14 days isolated at home. On 16th day since the first manifestation, she returned to work and began to feel left chest pain. She did many exams to see if the Heart was compromised but nothing was found. There was only alteration in the pulmonary artery pressure and after it was diagnosed pulmonary thrombosis after performing Angio tomography. She started to use Rivaroxaban (Xarelto) and after this treatment, she improved and the symptoms disappeared but she is still using the medication until today. She went to my clinic in January 2022 to treat anxiety and she told me about all history of SARS-CoV-2 infection and complications. I performed to measurement of her internal massive organs through a crystal-pendulum using radiesthesia procedure. Results: what I found was a complete lack of energy inside the five internal massive organs (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lungs, Kidney) responsible for the production of Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood to keep the blood flowing inside the blood vessels. Conclusion: The conclusion of this study is that patients with pulmonary artery thrombosis post COVID-19 symptoms can have energy deficiency inside the five internal massive organs and the use of highly concentrated medications to treat this condition and many other clinical conditions can worse more this reduction in energy and cause stagnation of Blood inside the blood vessels and cause in this case, pulmonary thrombosis.
Sound and Form Shifting of Loanwords from Japanese in the Indonesian Language
Authors: Khasanah Umul , Husein Ibnu
Published: March 2022

This study describes the process of shifting sounds and changes of the forms of loanwords from Japanese to the Indonesian language. This research's type is descriptive qualitative with data in words identified as Japanese loanwords taken from KBBI Online. This research uses phonemics and morphologic approaches. After analysing all 48 loanwords data, it was found that 44 words had sound shifts, namely: 5 words of Assimilation, one word of Apheresis, 22 words of Apocope, 24 words of Syncope, one word of Monophthongisation, one word of Epenthesis, and one word of Paragoge. Furthermore, 4 data loanwords have changed the form of adding the prefix 'ber-' as much as one word, and the prefix 'pe-' as much as three words.
Indonesia animation IP Industry Life Cycle barriers and expectations to grow national economic development
Authors: Sasongko Hario
Published: March 2022

Creative industry is no doubt has great potential role in economic development and the animation industry is one of the creative industries that have attracted business concern with the increasing numbers of intellectual properties (IPs) for local content and have the potential for development as the identity of the Indonesian nation. The study aim to address the position of Indonesia animation industry in the phases of the industry life-cycle, analyze the barriers that hinder the development process using qualitative approach to  forecast the future of the industry and discussing expectations that should be achieved.
Quantitative and environmental analysis of hospital waste management in southern Algeria
Authors: Okkacha Youb , Bouarfa Said , Boumediane Khaouani
Published: March 2022

The economic and social development that Algeria has experienced in recent years has generated large quantities of waste, including special waste. Despite the efforts and the laws promulgated, their management and treatment are difficult. This article analyzes the state of hospital waste management in Algeria and particularly in the communes of the Laghouat wilaya located in the Algerian south. The evaluation of the associated socio-environmental impacts shows that the quantity of hospital waste produced in the Laghouat wilaya amounts to nearly 163 tons/year. The results indicate 151 tons/year of healthcare waste, 0.57 tons/year of expired drugs, 10 tons/year, 2256 liters/year of radiology liquids. The production of these harmful materials has become a source of problems, at the same time of insalubrity and public health. Indeed, the inadequacies in the management of these special residues contribute globally to a degradation of the quality of the environment and, more precisely, to visual and olfactory pollution and potential impacts on human health. Faced with this situation and to minimize environmental and health risks, this work proposes recommendations and modalities for better and more rigorous management of hospital waste to all actors concerned and through the various health institutions of the Laghouat wilaya.
Factors influencing the online buying behaviour of the consumer: A case study on students of Marien Ngouabi University
Authors: Ngongo Nevie Chrislie Kinzonzi , Amoateng Priscilla Achiaa
Published: March 2022

The Republic of Congo is gaining importance as a lucrative market for traders. Since the recent economic revolution, Congolese consumers have recently begun understanding the benefits of using the internet to shop. However, a growing number of internet users have not been reflected in online sales. Therefore, it is important to identify the factors that affect the Republic of Congo in its bid for online shoppers to find a way to promote their online shopping behaviour. The purpose of this study was to identify factors that affect the perception of Republic of Congo consumers about online shopping by investigating Congolese consumer perceptions about online shopping. The tested factors include pre-identified features (Market Motivation, Psychological, personal and social) and specific factors in Congo (Social, Cost, and brand) for this study. The findings suggest that cost and product brand are important factors that influence the consumer's behaviour when shopping online.
The concept of person understanded as participation in the Love of the Holy Trinity. Orthodox Perspective
Authors: Brînzea Nicolae , Ciucă Bancu Cosmin
Published: March 2022

The concept of person is often defined from the perspective of how the humanities understand it. Interestingly, no science has succeeded in a complete definition of the person, precisely because of the complexity of the soul with which God endows man. Thus, if the sciences without reference to God transform the person into an individual, from a theological perspective the two terms have a completely different meaning. This results from the correct relationship of man to God, a relationship that has the effect of knowing the happiness of man, happiness to which he tends through creation.
EU – Japan Economic Partnership Agreement: benefits for the Visegrád Countries
Authors: Suzuki Hitoshi
Published: March 2022

The aim of this paper is to review the current standing of Japanese-Visegrád-4 (V4, with Poland, Hungary, The Czech Republic, and Slovakia) relations within the context of the Japan-European Union (EU) Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) and the Strategic Partnership Agreement (SPA). After looking into statistics of trade and facts between Japan, the V4, and the EU, we will list possibilities for expansion of V4 exports to Japan and provide some starting points for further necessary surveys/research in the issue.
The Need for Minority Language Rights: Some Theoretical and International Legal Considerations
Authors: Kardos Gábor
Published: March 2022

The study raises the question of whether it is necessary to recognize language rights, and responds with a series of philosophical, theoretical and anthropological arguments - sometimes quoting judicial formulations in favor of the recognition of language rights, especially minority language rights. It is a serious dilemma that, for historicalpolitical reasons, states often give priority to linguistic homogenization and consider multilingualism, the use of minority languages, as outdated or even dangerous, incompatible with the modern nation-state model. The article discusses the two fundamental principles which best underpin the international recognition of minority language rights: the protection of diverse communities and their equal rights. The study points out that in the practice of the UN Human Rights Committee and the ECtHR discrimination in the use of minority languages is recognized only in a very narrow sense. It means that the minority language sub-rights of general human rights may be interpreted too narrowly, and that recognition of these sub-rights may be denied, and this leads to the conclusion that explicit safeguards are needed to secure that minority language rights, and the corresponding state obligations arising from them are precisely defined.
DEVELOPMENT OF ONLINE COLLEGE YEARBOOK
Authors: Malode S.M. , Rajurkar Nishant
Published: March 2022

Every year, for each College it is a part of the curriculum to showcase the tasks, achievements completed by students, manually, it is not suitable chores take longer time to prepare. The main aim of development of Online College Yearbook project is to provide an online platform to the college management, staff and student alumni. This is the online application for colleges to maintain the yearbook of whole year, which events are occurred and how many students have participated are listed in this application. This is the application for the college management. A committee has to be drafted for this work which collects all the information from the students, aftermath they compile the existing information.
Review Sentimental Analysis
Authors: Rahate Samiksha , Dehanka Vaishnavi , Teppalwar Tanvi , Surjuse Vaishali R
Published: March 2022

Sentiment analysis or opinion mining is the computational study of people’s opinions, sentiments, attitudes, and emotions expressed in written language. It is one of the most active research areas in natural language processing and text mining in recent years. Its popularity is mainly due to two reasons. First, it has a wide range of applications because opinions are central to almost all human activities and are key influencers of our behaviors. Whenever we need to make a decision, we want to hear others’ opinions.
Archivo del convento de La Aguilera en Burgos, de la extinta Provincia franciscana observante de La Concepción (1256-1835)
Authors:   Facultad de Teología del Norte de España, Guillén Armendáriz Fernando
Published: March 2022

Presento al público el archivo antiguo del convento de La Aguilera en Burgos. Merece nuestra atención por ser el convento madre de la Custodia de seis-siete conventos denominada Domus Dei, de La Aguilera, que a comienzos del siglo xv llevó adelante la reforma de la Orden de San Francisco en tierras castellanas, siguiendo los impulsos de Fr. Pedro de Villacreces. Acompañan diversos materiales provinciales (tablas capitulares, cartas de ministros provinciales, etc.) de la extinta Provincia franciscana observante de La Concepción, dentro de la cual se integraron los conventos-eremitorios de la reforma, entre ellos el de La Aguilera. El archivo destaca así mismo por ofrecer los procesos de beatificación y canonización de San Pedro Regalado, morador que fue del citado convento.
RELEVANCE OF THE HEALTH CONDITION AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SPOROTRICHOSIS
Authors: ROCHA Sofia Marques , PEREIRA Bruna Hudson Neves , OLIVEIRA Emanuelle Silva , JUNQUEIRA Letícia Santos , OLIVEIRA Glenda Ribeiro
Published: March 2022

Feline sporotrichosis is a zoonosis caused by S. brasiliensis, and it presents a degree of great underreporting due to its contamination. Caused by inoculation directly into the skin, in most cases through scratches or bites by infected animals. With its first diagnosis in 1907 among naturally infected mice. The study presents information on the health of the animal, composed of 24 felines of both sexes, obtaining information through questionnaires about food along with vaccination, deworming, and ectoparasites control. In addition to depicting the types of injuries and body parts such as head, limbs, and trunk. Seeking to provide important information about animal health, along with the follow-up of a Veterinary Doctor. General care that meets the health of no animal meets all care. The disease may present some systemic symptoms such as secretions, anorexia, apathy, difficulty breathing, fever, ulcers, and abscesses. In the study, 4% of the cats had a respiratory clinical picture. Regarding the lesions, it was mostly noted that 96% of the felines had multiple lesions and 4% had single lesions in the areas of the body, being 67% of secretion with pure bloody characteristics and 33% had no secretions, with the main sites of involvement being 58% in the head region, 36% in the limbs and 6% in the trunk. Factors related to feline immunocompromise may result in more severe cases of sporotrichosis as observed in the study animals. All information obtained was evaluated using basic descriptive statistics. Relative frequency values and percentage values were assigned to the variables observed in the research.
Assessment of Teacher Competencies BYs Stakeholders of Education: A Literature Review
Authors: Swati Pandey  , Prof. B.R. Kukreti
Published: March 2022

The role of teachers in a changing world has been change a lot, they not only just impart knowledge but they are also responsible for students’ all-round development. the job of teacher is not just limited into the classroom, it is also related to the other factor of the school as well, that’s why we accept that the quality of education system ultimately depends upon the quality of teachers, then the matter of teacher competence is one which deserves urgent careful and continued attention. Therefore, the aim of this study is to review the assessment of teacher competence by stakeholders of education. The present article is an attempt to put light on teacher competencies as a key feature that impacts the different area of education. The paper makes a review on the assessment of teacher competencies by four major stakeholders of education. And we try to put light on how they assess it, what are the key aspects of teacher competence and what that finding and result are.
Smart Civic Issue Reporting System
Authors: Dnyanesh Walwadkar  , Jayesh Patil  , Mujahid Hussain  , Saurav Yadav
Published: March 2022

Reporting road and citizen issues was no longer an easy process for citizens. Reporting problems such as road damage, street cleaning, dents, trash can overflows, street lightpost damage, or anything under the supervision of a municipality requires lengthy steps and procedures. There is still no guarantee that this is the case. Reported complaints will be processed by the competent authority. If daily 1000 complaints get registered then Because of this, most complaints are unheard, unanswered, and unresolved because the company is too large to handle small complaints from one person. To facilitate this grievance, we will implement an Smart Android application that citizens can use to report infrastructure issues in their city to relevant authorities. Therefore, whenever people encounter urban infrastructure, transportation, environmental cleanliness, or disruptions in their daily lives, they can share, discuss, and resolve issues with relevant authorities through this online Android portal. Complaints are registered via the mobile application. A hybrid CNN-RNN image processing algorithm & using the SVM-NLP model detects the severity of registered problems, so based on that higher severe issues get addressed first. The GPS (Global Positioning System) sensor on smart mobile devices can pinpoint the exact location of the problem zone and use the camera to record the problem area as visual evidence. The system then generates a form containing all the data and location and visual evidence entered by the user and sends it to a central server. The central server notifies the relevant agencies.
A Study on RTE Act 2009 with Special Reference to Student-Teacher Ratio and Infrastructure in Gwalior City (M.P)
Authors: Dr. Nisar Ahmad Kumar  , Sheeraz Ahmad Sheergugri
Published: March 2022

The Present study is on Right to Education Act 2009 with special reference to student –teacher ratio and infrastructure .By 86th amendment Act 21-A was added as a new fundamental right in 2002 .The act was passed by both Rajya sabha and lok sabha and received the consent from president on AUG 26 ,2009. Right to children to free compulsory education act 2009 was come in to force on 1 April 2010. The objective of the present study is find out the student –teacher ratio and infrastructure. The data was collected from 40 government schools and 40 private schools of Gwalior city of M.P. A Questionnaire was prepared was by researcher himself. The data collected was systematically tabulated and analyzed .the findings of the study shows that student –teacher in government schools is 1:21 and in private schools is 1:16.
ANÁLISE NARRATIVA DAS ALTERAÇÕES HISTOPATOLÓGICAS PLACENTÁRIAS ASSOCIADAS AO DIABETES MELLITUS GESTACIONAL
Authors: Silva Glaucian Alonço de Oliveira , Barroso Eduardha Santos Temponi , Bloise Enrrico
Published: March 2022

Introdução: O Diabetes Mellitus Gestacional (DMG) é uma doença de caráter metabólico definida pela hiperglicemia e por complicações associadas, diagnosticadas pela primeira vez durante a gestação. O critério laboratorial para o diagnóstico de DMG, compreende o achado de dois valores de glicemia acima de dois desvios padrão da média. Essa comorbidade acomete em torno de 4,5% das gestantes no Brasil e em torno de 3% no mundo. O DMG implica em danos para a mãe e para o feto, pois provoca alterações histopatológicas, morfológicas e metabólicas em diversos órgãos, incluindo a placenta. Objetivos: Revisar as principais lesões histopatológicas placentárias associadas ao DMG em gestantes sem outras comorbidades, analisando suas frequências a partir dos artigos selecionados. Materiais e métodos: Revisão em inglês pelo PubMed, utilizando as palavras-chave: “gestacional diabetes”, “placenta” e “histopathology”. Foram analisados artigos entre os anos 2000-2022, e selecionados 37 artigos relevantes para formular uma revisão sobre os principais achados histopatológicos na placenta de gestantes portadoras de DMG. Resultados: Dentre as lesões mais frequentes relatadas em gestantes portadoras de DMG sem nenhuma outra comorbidade (como obesidade, hipertensão, pre-eclampsia, ISTs, etc) existente durante toda a gravidez, destacaram-se os seguintes achados: Imaturidade vilosa (15 artigos), Necrose Fibrinoide (14), Edema viloso (11), e Corioangiose (10), espessamento da membrana basal do sinciciotrofoblasto (5 ), depósito de glicogênio ( 5), espessamento vascular (4), presença de eritrócitos fetais nucleados (4) e aumento da presença de macrófagos (4). Conclusão: A placenta “diabética” apresenta diversas alterações histológicas como consequência dos valores glicêmicos elevados, implicando em lesões microscópicas não somente como resultado direto da DMG, mas também alterações compensatórias que atuam para contrapor hipóxia e inflamação local, os efeitos da má-nutrição materna e fetal, assim como de outros insultos específicos decorrentes da resistência a insulina transitória, característica do DMG . Tais alterações podem contribuir para o agravamento de um fenótipo fetal alterado comumente associado ao DMG e predispor este neonato a doenças cardiometabólicas durante a vida adulta.
PAINEL DE GESTÃO DE INCÊNDIOS FLORESTAIS NO ESTADO DO ESPÍRITO SANTO
Authors: Neves Felipe Patrício das , Fiedler Nilton Cesar , Silva Elaine Cristina Gomes da
Published: March 2022

Introdução: Nos últimos anos, nota-se cada vez mais o aumento da frequência de incêndios florestais em várias regiões do Brasil. Diante desse cenário, diversas instituições estão à procura de ferramentas que auxiliem na tomada de decisão em ações de resposta. Opções para acompanhar emergências em tempo real, tanto com estatísticas quanto por mapas, gráficos, contribuirá para a adoção de estratégias mais assertivas e mitigação de danos. Objetivos: Descrever perfil dos incêndios florestais no Espírito Santo, entre 2015 e 2019, para utilização em ferramentas futuras. Em seguida, destacar potencialidades de softwares de Business Intelligence (BI), na busca por maior eficiência de suas atuações. Material e métodos: A área de estudo são os municípios do estado do Espírito Santo, com 46.074,44 km² de área, região sudeste do Brasil. Metodologia de pesquisa documental, por utilizar dados de ocorrências atendidas pelo Corpo de Bombeiros Militar do Estado do Espírito Santo (CBMES), além de consulta a publicações sobre tecnologias recentes. Utilizaram-se também informações em sites de desenvolvedores de sistemas, de forma a identificar funcionalidades de interesse. Resultados: Entre 2015 e 2019 foram registrados 13.601 atendimentos, sendo que Serra (12,57%), Guarapari (8,51%) e Linhares (7,56%), os municípios mais impactados. Além disso, os períodos mais críticos se deram nos anos de 2015 e 2019; nas estações do verão e inverno. Nota-se atualmente que diversas instituições estão utilizando painéis virtuais de dados em plataformas de BI, para gestão de seus serviços. Por meio de interface interativa online, os usuários conseguem em tempo real acompanhar dados de interesse como os citados acima, visualizá-los em forma de gráficos, mapas de calor e temático, e outros, que auxiliam bastante a avaliação dos cenários, sendo plenamente viáveis para gestão de emergências. Assim, por meio de um painel de gestão de incêndios florestais deduz-se que os usuários terão condições de acompanhar e gerenciar a atuação de suas equipes, o desenvolvimento do incêndio, bem como terão acesso rápido a informações para subsidiar decisões. Conclusão: Decerto que a utilização dessa moderna tecnologia de análise e disposição de dados contribuirá para a melhoria na qualidade dos serviços prestados à sociedade, e mitigação dos possíveis danos.
Rumänischer Lokalheld Profi modernisiert Filialkonzepte
Authors: Rennack Sebastian
Published: March 2022

Der rumänische Branchendritte Profi modernisiert sein Nahversorgerkonzept und steigt in die Online-Belieferung ein.
Informationsportal für Eier- und Geflügelbranche online
Authors: Wessel Andrea
Published: March 2022

Die Eier- und Geflügelwirtschaft hat eine neue Informations-Plattform: „Geflügelnews“ will künftig nicht nur über aktuelle Ereignisse der Branche informieren, sondern auch die Preissituation spiegeln.
Tophi braucht Liquidität
Authors: Murmann Christoph
Published: March 2022

Der Weinimporteur und Kellereibetrieb Tophi sucht fünf Wochen nach dem Insolvenzantrag einen Investor. Der Verlust des Hauptlieferanten wurde nie verwunden.
Flächen für Lager werden knapp
Authors: Wimmer Thomas
Published: March 2022

Der Trend zu E-Food und neue Logistik-Strategien zur Versorgung der Filialnetze verändern die Anforderungen des LEH an große Verteilzentren und kleine Mikro-Hubs. Flächen werden knapp.
KI optimiert die Produktion
Authors: Krause Jan , Martin Alexander , Bärmann Andreas , Schneider Oskar
Published: March 2022

Drei Fraunhofer-Institute und zwei Universitäten haben zusammen eine Planungssoftware mit Künstlicher Intelligenz (KI) entwickelt, die viele Unsicherheiten der Lebensmittel-Produktion besser beherrschbar macht.
Schnelle Paketzustellung per Lastenrad
Authors: Schocke Kai-Oliver , Henninger Steffen , Bucerius Johanna , Wolfermann Axel
Published: March 2022

Das Projekt „LieferradDA“ liefert Erkenntnisse über Sinn und Optimierungsmöglichkeiten eines nachhaltigen Lieferdienstes mit Fokus auf regionale Anbieter. Der Übergang in die kommerzielle Phase steht bevor.
Pretzel Pete startet in Deutschland
Authors: Bender Ralf
Published: March 2022

Mit deutschen Brezeln haben die US-amerikanischen Counterparts wenig gemein. Positionieren will sich Pretzel Pete vor allem mit neuen Geschmacksrichtungen.
THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY BRAZIL
Authors: Matheus Andrade Trajano Oliveira Pablo , Alessandra Pacheco Hevellen
Published: March 2022

This article seeks to address the phenomenon of violence against women in the Brazilian religious field. In this perspective, we sought to identify the historical- religious roots that served and serve as a structuring and legitimizing element of the so- called symbolic violence. The analysis of this work emerged from the sociological reading of the current Brazilian reality and sought to investigate, from some historical clippings, the process of consolidation and restructuring of symbolic violence in today’s society with regard to gender relations and the respective social roles of men. and women in contemporary society. The text seeks to demonstrate the important role that religion, in this specific case, Christianity, played in maintaining a patriarchal vision that still results in the marginalization and suppression of women in the social context. In this sense, we see Christianity as one of the main vehicles for promoting inequality between men and women.