bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Elevated QKI expression distinguishes basal-like human breast cancer.
Authors: Mamoor Shahan
Published: April 2022

Patients diagnosed with basal-like breast cancer face a more aggressive disease course and more dismal prognosis than patients diagnosed with luminal A and luminal B breast cancer molecular subtypes (1-4). We mined published microarray data (5, 6) to understand in an unbiased fashion the most distinguishing transcriptional features of tumors from patients with basal or basal-like subtype breast cancer. We observed transcriptome-wide differential expression of QKI, KH domain-containing RNA-binding, QKI, when comparing tumors of patients with basal-like breast cancer with that of other PAM50 molecular subtypes. QKI mRNA was present at significantly higher quantities in the tumors of patients with basal-like breast cancer. Analysis of patient survival data revealed that QKI primary tumor expression was correlated with overall survival in luminal B subtype breast cancer. Elevated QKI expression appears to distinguish basal-like human breast cancer from the other molecular subtypes.
Quantum algorithm to find Boolean solutions for polynomials in C[X]
Authors: Kikuchi Ichio , Kikuchi Akihito
Published: April 2022

We present a quantum algorithm to get the Boolean solution of a set of polynomial equations. First, according to Stickelberger's theorem, we construct the matrix representations of the linear transformation upon the monomials of the factor ring (the quotient between $C[X] and the ideal defined by the polynomials in question) in such a way that the eigenvalues of the matrices give the solutions of the polynomial equations. Secondly, we evaluate the eigenvalues of the matrices through the quantum phase estimation and record the eigenvalues and the eigenvectors in the registers of the quantum state. Finally, we perform measurements to obtain all the solutions to the given problem by reading out the recorded eigenvalues.
Skepticism About Recent Evidence that Psilocybin Opens Depressed Minds
Authors: Doss Manoj , Barrett Frederick Streeter , Corlett Philip R.
Published: April 2022

Here we raise issues in Daws et al. (2022) published in Nature Medicine.
Measuring various aspects of coronavirus anxiety: A psychometric evaluation of Pandemic anxiety and Coronophobia scales from the latent and network perspective
Authors: Vargová Lenka , Kačmár Pavol , Baník Gabriel , Lačný Martin
Published: April 2022

BackgroundSince the outbreak of COVID-19, understanding and describing the changes in experiences related to the pandemic and its correlates have become crucial. The current study aims to provide a psychometric evaluation and examination of the relationship of two COVID-related anxiety scales through the latent and network approach.MethodsThe data was collected from the same participants at two time points (Nwave 1 = 1283; Nwave 2 = 1326). The study examined the psychometric properties of the Pandemic Anxiety Scale and Coronaphobia scale. It also examined the factor structure, invariance and relationship with selected variables through both the latent and network approach.ResultsThe PAS and Coronaphobia scale provided good fit and psychometric properties. The results also indicated that distinguishing between them is crucial as they were related differently to various variables. The global network models provided a more complex insight in their connections with the set of selected variables.ConclusionThe PAS and Coronaphobia scales are brief and valid measures that can be used in research looking at mental health issues related to the pandemic. The present study shows a unique pattern of relationships of these scales with other variables, extending previous studies into the topic of COVID-related anxiety.
Neural Control of Speaking and Singing: The DIVA Model for Singing
Authors: Zuk Jennifer , Loui Psyche , Guenther Frank
Published: April 2022

Singing and speaking share similarities and have differences in their acoustic outputs, their requisite auditory-motor demands, and their underlying cognitive and neural substrates. As the neurological study of singing matures in the field of music neuroscience, it may be informative to borrow from existing literature and models from speech perception and production. This chapter defines a systems-level model of the neural control of singing, borrowing from work on the neurobiological bases of speech production and expanding on the Directions Into Velocities of Articulators (DIVA) model of speech. The DIVA model draws on control theory to model activity of each neuroanatomical region within the overall brain network that together controls speech production (Guenther, 2016). This model is appropriate for empirical comparisons between different conditions of speech, as well as for empirical comparisons between speech and other neural or cognitive functions. This chapter reviews the DIVA model for speech, including its theoretical foundations and empirical support, and addresses applications of the DIVA model towards singing: this involves considering auditory, somatosensory, and motor targets and maps, as they apply to the perception and production of pitch, timing, and timbre as interactive components of singing. This chapter then incorporates additional factors at work in song production, including the emotion and reward systems that interact with the song system, and conclude by considering how the reviewed research may inspire future work in developmental and therapeutic contexts.
Comparison of the Sentences Written by Journalists using English as Native Language and Journalists using English as Foreign Language. As seen on their articles published as news
Authors: Sudarmadi P.C. .
Published: April 2022

News in magazines and newspapers function to give information to the readers. Information in the media is prepared by journalists who work for hunting the news from the source, and who write the information to be articles published in the media. The language used in this publication may vary from local language to international languages, such as the English language. English is a global language learned and used by many people around the world therefore, mass media using English as their platform will cover more readers than those using local language as their platforms. In this research, the writer wants to compare four news articles written by four different journalists from different publishers; they are Text-1 and Text-2 originally written by foreign journalists using English as their native language, then Text-3 and Text-4 written by domestic journalists using English as their foreign language. The aim of this research is to know whether there are significantly different between news written by journalists using English as their speakers and news written by journalists using English as their foreign language. This research is very important for the writer himself as he is responsible for teaching writing subjects for the students of the English Literature Program, Faculty of Social and Humanity, Buddhi Dharma University, Tangerang. This will also be useful for the readers who want to be newsâ€™ writers or journalists to improve their style in writing English sentences so that they sound more English and are easy to understand by the readers.
Representative Bureaucracy: The Nepalese Perspective
Authors: Bhul Baburam
Published: April 2022

The purpose of this paper is to reflect the issue of representation of the disadvantaged people in the bureaucracy in terms of the country’s contemporary demographic composition. It also intends to scrutinize the current trends of representation of women along with indigenous community, Madhesi, Dalit, disabled people and people from backward areas in the bureaucracy since the application of a reservation system in Nepal since 2007. Descriptive method has been used for analysis and the results are based on quantitative method used for the analysis and interpretation of the data. This article is based on the secondary data. The content and trend analysis have been made from the published and unpublished data and information in national reports, journals, thesis, newsletters and newspapers. Time series (since 2007) secondary data has been used for the study. The results of the study show that the country’s population consists of 49.50% male and 51.50% female. However, only 25.94% female are being represented and rest 74.06% males are still in dominant in the civil service system of Nepal in 2020. The data depicts that, the civil service has as high as 63.50% Khas/Arya but only 0.60% Muslim, 2.50% Dalit, 15.40% Madhesi and 19.5% indigenous people representations. Moral preference and commitment in recruitment and promotion to retirement is said to be the main reason behind the increasingly mono-ethnic involvement in the civil service of Nepal. Traditionally, males were over-represented in the civil service at all levels. However, the trend has been reconciled in recent years due to the continuing preponderance of female graduates and hence applicants for government jobs. Therefore, the concern over the representativeness of the Nepalese bureaucracy is less on class but more on gender and ethnicity representations. The growing trend of women and other class and ethnicity in civil servants in the recent years is positively expected to achieve the representativeness of bureaucracy with the national face. This article argues that the increasing ration of the representativeness in bureaucracy would ensure equitable, responsiveness, strengthen capacity and legitimacy of the government in the diverse society.
वैदिक पुराण र सुशासनक पक्षहरू {Vedic Puranas and good governance aspects}
Authors: बराल Baral खगराज Khagaraj
Published: April 2022

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सुशासनका लागि सत्यनिष्ठाको दर्शनशास्त्रीय आधार {The philosophical basis of integrity for good governance}
Authors: भुषाल Bhushal भिष्मकुमार Bhishmakumar
Published: April 2022

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Seeing Like a Representative
Authors: Gentile Fusillo Clementina
Published: April 2022

Lisa Disch is Professor of Political Science and Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (US), where she teaches courses on contemporary political theory, political representation, Anglo-American and French Feminism, as well as courses on population and the environment among others. Professor Disch has published books on the political thought of Hannah Arendt, on the discursive production of two-party democracy in the US, and most recently on political representation. She is co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Feminist Theory with Mary Hawkesworth, and co-editor with Nadia Urbinati and Mathijs van de Sande of The Constructivist Turn in Political Representation. Since 2020 she has been an elected member of the Ann Arbor City Council.
(In)Visible Woman
Authors: Weston Leanne
Published: April 2022

This critical reflection examines the growing career of actor Ruth Madeley, and her visibility in the industry as an ambulatory wheelchair user, exploring the impact of ‘cripping up,’ on casting practice, and its lasting effects on disabled actors, screen representation and the community they strive to represent. Madeley’s rise to prominence offers the opportunity to explore the significance of casting disabled actors, and the value of seeing and being seen. Her success indicates a shift toward greater inclusivity and diversity, but the sustained casting of disabled actors remains exceptional rather than commonplace. 
Drawing upon analysis of three high profile roles in Years and Years, Don't Take My Baby, Verisimilitude, and The Watch, alongside interviews and related paratexts, I explore how Madeley’s disability is negotiated and the tension this creates within her star image. With reference to scholarship on  stardom, performance, and disability studies, I argue that Madeley is extraordinary in her ordinariness. She is highly visible, and yet, invisible. Her work dismantles entrenched yet ableist narratives where disabled characters are presented as little more than ‘inspiration porn’, reflected in Madeley’s pursuit of roles where disabled people and their lives are represented as rich and complex, thereby challenging perceptions of disabled characters and their life experiences.
What does Madeley’s career tell us about the industry’s progression since Daniel Day-Lewis’ Oscar-winning portrayal of writer Christy Brown in My Left Foot? And, as Madeley herself has commented, what is left to do in terms of how we represent disabled lives on screen?
Article, Author and Keyword Index for Exchanges
Authors: Johnson Gareth J
Published: April 2022

This article provides a practical guide to the scope and disposition of scholarly work contributed and published within the Exchanges journal over its last three volumes. This article forms a companion piece to one published in Volume 6, Part 2 of the journal, which offered a guide to all works published up until that point through an author and article index. This new article expands on the information provided within the more recent editions in that it offers three forms of index. Firstly, a volume-by-volume listing of articles, authors, subjects and DOI links. Secondly, an author index, providing information on the issues to which each has contributed. Finally, it incorporates a keyword index, drawn from the author-controlled taxonomy deployed and associated with each published article.
Delicious Bodies, Beautiful Food, Powerful Pleasure
Authors: Brunetti Francesca
Published: April 2022

I am an artist and a scholar. In my work, I adopt an interdisciplinary approach to drawing, feminism and ecology to explore the stereotype of the southern Italian woman, the terrona. In my research, I investigate how the terrona has been represented in media as attractive, buxom and sexualized. I use drawing to visualize and transform the stereotypical characteristics of the southern Italian woman and connect the terrona's traditional traits to the natural resources of the Mediterranean environment.
Reflecting on the Experience of Environmental Epiphany in the Lives of Aldo Leopold, Thomas Hill Jr., and Albert Schweitzer
Authors: Jabri Abdelhafid
Published: April 2022

Can a very short event change one’s outlook on the natural environment? Environmental awareness can be attained through formal and non-formal education, as well as through active engagement in environmental activities. However, there were historical figures who witnessed a change in their outlooks in the blink of an eye. This article sets out to explore the impact of environmental epiphanies on humans during a human/non-human encounter by showing their role in triggering powerful emotions and a new type of awareness in the lives of three key environmentalist figures belonging to the twentieth century: Aldo Leopold, Thomas English Hill Jr., and Albert Schweitzer. The article investigates the importance of such revelatory experiences in a world of climatic challenges.
A Mechanism for Budgeting Faculty Support Services: Ask the Deans
Authors: Myers Gordon M.
Published: April 2022

Faculty support services make up a very significant share of university operating budgets. Incremental-like budgeting continues to be a central component of the budgeting process for these services, even for some universities that use responsibility centre budgeting (RCB). Incremental budgeting has well-known incentive problems, such as March Madness spending. Although RCB has been successful in the generation of revenue, it has been less successful in managing faculty support services costs. The focus here is to develop a new approach using established economic theory. Under the proposed mechanisms, a rational and self-interested dean cannot do better than accurately report the benefits of a university-provided service so that the efficient amounts are provided. The right mechanism depends on the nature of the faculty support service
Interview with Natasha Bacchus, aka Courage (ASL-English Transcript)
Authors: McAskill Ash , Bacchus Natasha
Published: April 2022

The following is a textual transcript of an interview with Black Deaf artist Natasha Bacchus, a.k.a. Courage. The interview was done by Ash McAskill over Zoom, with ASL-English interpretation by Christopher Desloges. Courage speaks about her entry into Canadian theatre and her experience as a Deaf artist of colour. She makes recommendations on how to better include Deaf artists and Black artists alike. You can see the original recording of the interview in ASL and closed-captioned on the CTR website.

We would like to thank Christopher Desloges for his ASL-English interpretation service and for editing the final piece in collaboration with Courage.
HISTORICAL PREREQUISITES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATHLETICS IN KHERSON REGION
Authors: Stepanyuk S. , Koval V. , Gorodynska I. , Yuhimchyk V. , Grabovsky Yu. , Rudenko V.
Published: April 2022

The article analyzes the historical preconditions for the development of athletics in the Kherson Region. The state of physical culture and sports activities during the twentieth century is revealed. It is determined that athletics was one of the most popular sports in the former USSR. Before the Second World War, athletics clubs emerged in all sports clubs. Moreover, already in 1938 the improvised team of the best athletes of Kherson took part in the republican championship in Kharkiv. It was revealed that in the personal championship of Kherson Nadiya Shapar fulfilled the normative requirements of the title "Master of Sports of the USSR" in cross-country. She became the first master of sports in Kherson. Before the start of the war, there were 11345 athletes in the Kherson region, who were united in 102 sports organizations. It was established that in the postwar period, the organization of physical culture work in educational institutions was built on the principle of a sports club, and only in October 1957, the first three grassroots societies of the student GOST "Petrel" were established in Kherson. Constant sports work was carried out in 26 sports. This company was a leader in athletics in the region for a long time. Under the leadership of GOST "Petrel" sports games, athletics, various relay races were held among students and working youth of Kherson region. Students of Kherson universities were constantly members of the athletics teams of the region and the republic.

Valery Borzov became the most famous athlete among the representatives of Kherson region. He entered the history of world sports as the first Soviet European champion in athletics. The victory at the Olympics in Munich in the 100- meter race was brilliant. After winning the Olympics from 1975 to 1977, three times in a row Valery won the title of European champion in the short distance of 60 meters indoors. At the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, the athlete won medals again, but this time bronze. The success of one athlete could not change the state of affairs in the sports economy of the region, and in the late 80’s it became obvious. Only more than 30 years later, another outstanding athlete was able to represent the Kherson Region on the same high level at the Olympic Games – Yuriy Bilonog.
Antoniuk Andrii. Improving the technical skills of freestyle wrestlers 14-15 years with an emphasis on the use of modern technical means of training
Authors: Antoniuk A.
Published: April 2022

According to the results of the analysis of scientific – methodical, special and reference literature (monitoring of Internet resources) it is established, that the issue of developing organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of individual ("individual style") techniques in young people, who specialize in sports with the emphasis on the use of modern pedagogical technologies during the annual cycle of their training – is devoted to an insufficient number of scientific and methodological works. This, in turn, requires further research and emphasizes the relevance and practical component of the chosen area of research. The main purpose of the study is to develop and test the organizational and pedagogical conditions for the formation of "individual style" technique of young men 14-15 years old who specialize in freestyle wrestling with accentuated use of video computer system of biomechanical analysis "Katsumoto" during the annual cycle of their preparation. During the empirical study, the following methods were used: abstraction, analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, modeling, mathematical and statistical (correlation analysis, factor analysis, scaling, etc.). In addition, personal experience of organizing a system of long-term training of wrestlers of different age groups and weight categories is considered. As a result of empirical research it is established that in the studied freestyle wrestlers of the experimental group the indicators increased: motivation for regular classes in the chosen sport; theoretical training in the methodology of organization of training sessions with the use of modern technical means of education; possession of theoretical aspects of the current rules of freestyle wrestling; the number and variety of offensive and defensive techniques; coefficient of reliability of "individual style" of technical and tactical actions (combinations); the number of "individual style" technical and tactical actions (combinations) per unit time; tactile sensitivity as well as coordination; formation of general, special endurance and "explosive force", etc. It should be emphasized that the studied freestyle wrestlers of the control group, the above changes are insignificant. Accentuated and balanced in accordance with the individual typological characteristics of the wrestlers of the experimental group working out "individual style" technical and tactical combinations in terms of obtaining targeted comprehensive urgent information about the main parameters of applied (specialized) movements, contributed to the formation of "individual style" technique unlike representatives of the control group. Prospects for further research in the chosen direction include the development of a physical therapy program for young people who specialize in wrestling sports after treatment of coronavirus disease.
Features of the contingent of persons involved in e- Sports activity
Authors: Byshevets Natalia , Yakovenko Olena , Yukhno Yurii
Published: April 2022

The science of e-Sports is at the beginning of its development and there is an accumulation of evidence of its various aspects on the clock. An important problem today is the identification of knowledge about the existing patterns between the behavior of e-Sports athlete and their attitude to their health when engaged in e-Sports. The purpose of the work is to determine the characteristics of the population involved in e-Sports activities. In the study from 2020 to 2021 took part 77 e- Sports athlete and students of NUPESU, receiving education on educational and professional program "Cybersports (eSports)" another master's degree in higher education specialty 017 Physical Education and Sports using the module allows you to identify associative rules. Constructed associative rules, reflecting the patterns in the behavior of respondents during e-Sports activities. It was found that the respondents engaged in e-Sports for up to 6 hours a day, mostly are not professional e-Sports athlete, but systematically engaged in recreational motor activity. The results obtained can be explained by the predominance of respondents of NUPESU students. They are highly likely to worry about conditions, take short breaks on mini-complexes of exercises and sometimes control the working posture of the PC. This mode of occupation results in their lack of posture disorders and discomfort in the spine after engaging in e-Sports. Consequently, e-Sports at the amateur level, with the observance of the optimal motor mode does not create the prerequisites for the threat to the health of the players. And how occurs the training process of professional e-Sports and how they take care of the preservation of their own health in the course of intense training and communication. Competitive activity - this is a matter for further research to be solved.
Sleep and nutrition as mandatory components of a healthy lifestyle for higher education
Authors: Boyko G. L. , Kozlova T. G. , Stotska O. R.
Published: April 2022

The presented work considers the issue of violation of proper sleep at night and a balanced diet among applicants for higher education. The health of the younger generation is a problem that needs considerable attention from the state. Public institutions of higher education are those structures that can in some way affect the lives of young people, because a significant number of young people are applicants for higher education and in this status they are for a long time. The educational environment has a significant impact on participants in the educational process. Sometimes this effect is negative. In some cases, the regime of the educational process forces a person to neglect some aspects of his personal life, including the satisfaction of their physiological needs. As a result, people tend to lead a lifestyle that includes a number of negative factors that affect their physical and mental health. Chronic lack of sleep and poor diet are just such factors. To date, scientific studies have reliably established that healthy sleep and a balanced diet play a key role as components of a healthy lifestyle. It is known that chronic sleep disorders and unbalanced diet against the background of a chaotic diet have a negative impact on human health, provoking the development of serious pathologies and diseases. Research has shown that a significant number of higher education students have poor sleep and nutrition. An important point is the fact that this situation is long in time - students have been leading a lifestyle for years, associated with chronic sleep deprivation and nutritional imbalance. This situation is a threat to the health of student youth. Thus, the study of the causes of sleep disorders and unbalanced diet in different groups of higher education, as well as the development of methods to prevent the development of these phenomena is an important direction in the context of maintaining the health of citizens of Ukraine.
Development of physical culture and sport in the conditions of communities using the standard of quality management of physical and sports services
Authors: Dorofieieva T.
Published: April 2022

Until recently, there has been no research and development on the use of quality standards in the field of physical culture and sports of rural communities as a trigger for the desired changes. The purpose of the article is to consider the features of the development of physical culture and sports in communities using the standard of quality management of physical culture and sports services. Research methods: study of literature, abstraction, analysis and synthesis, idealization and generalization, pedagogical design. Result. Having identified the norms and standards, a specialized state body, which is the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine, delayed the creation of standards as such in essence, namely - models of activities for the field of physical culture and sports. This is a significant shortcoming and obstacle to ensuring quality management of the sphere, because the norm defines the boundary to be sought and adhered to, and the standard gives a complete picture of the content of activities, which should ensure the achievement of this norm. That is, you need both. To ensure the effect of the application of standards for improving the management of physical culture and sports in communities, it is recommended to use a group of standards, as this will have a positive effect and improve the quality of physical culture and sports services. The development of physical culture and sports in the conditions of territorial communities is subject to the requirements of strategic planning and results-oriented management, namely the provision of high quality physical culture and sports services provided to the population.
Views on the development of safety instructions in the tasks of preparing students for independent athletics training in the remote education conditions
Authors: Zenina I. V. , Gavrilova N. M. , Kuzmenko N. V.
Published: April 2022

The article highlights the views of the authors on the organization of training sessions in athletic gymnastics with students in the remote education conditions; preparation of those who study for independent physical culture activities and features of safety regulations development in preparation of students for independent athletics training in the remote education conditions. The authors consider the safety features in various types of physical activity (sports, professionally applied, recreational) covered by the authors of scientific and pedagogical literature and provide their own vision of the training safety instructions content as training materials for independent athletic gymnastics. Understanding the requirements of safety is the key to a positive result in the formation of students' knowledge, skills and abilities of conscious systemic influence on the independent development of strength qualities.

The considered features can be used to specify tasks in the process of preparing students for independent classes in strength gymnastics. Formed students’ skills to develop safety regulations for athletics can enrich the training process planning with quality characteristics. Such skills can be included in the criteria for assessing students’ readiness for independent athletics, which will comprehensively assess the level of motivation, theoretical knowledge, methodological skills and abilities for independent physical exercises, systematic practical implementation and skills of self-analysis, self-control, self- assessment and self-correction. [10, p.162].

The authors emphasize that the effectiveness of the introduction of skills and abilities forming methods for independent students’ athletics classes in the educational process of physical education depends on the condition of safety instructions anticipation in the training sessions planning.

The considered methodical views of scientists on the peculiarities of predicting the training sessions safety in the process of developing skills and abilities for independent athletic gymnastics can be used to substantiate the essence of training algorithms, development of the safety instructions content and some teaching explanations in the classroom.
Influence of highlands on the state of human body adaptation
Authors: Petruk Liudmyla , Shevchuk Nataliia , Chalii Liudmyla , Kosobutskyi Yurii
Published: April 2022

The article identifies and analyses the state of adaptation of the participants of the tourist trip to the conditions of stay in the mountains. The functional reactions of the human body in mountain conditions are affected by a decrease in atmospheric pressure, atmospheric density, decrease in oxygen partial pressure, decrease in humidity, increased solar radiation, and low temperature. Adaptation to the highlands is largely determined by age and athletic skills. Tourists, especially those who came to the mountains for the first time, adapt to new conditions more slowly. A group of tourists made a mountain hike of the III category of complexity lasting 14 days. The travel area was near village Arkhyz. In preparing the route, the goal was to go through a sports route and to determine the impact of the highlands on the human body in practice. It is known that adaptation occurs faster for people who are regularly under conditions of artificial or natural hypoxia. Athletes, who often have endurance loads, can adapt to the conditions of the middle mountains and highlands faster than non-athletes. Also, the process of adaptation is much faster for people who make extensive use of intense physical activity.

The article shows the dynamics of blood pressure and heart rate of a group of tourists in the highlands. The obtained data characterize the adaptive body reactions.

After analysing the state of adaptation of the tourist trip participants to the mountain conditions, it can be argued that the period of adaptation of the participants' organisms to the height is different. It could be noticed, that on the eighth day the half of the group had "tension of adaptation mechanisms" and "unsatisfactory adaptation" of the organism to mountainous living conditions, also with the lack of stable adaptation. The rest of the group had better indicators of the state of adaptation on the fifth and sixth day of stay in the highlands. These indicators were characterised as "satisfactory adaptation" with further manifestations of sustainable adaptation, indicating economization of body functions.
Analytical review of technical and tactical training of highly qualified athletes (men) who specialize in Sambo wrestling based on the results of the "2021 World Cup"
Authors: Pryshva O. , Drahunov D. , Holubnychyi M. , Pavlov R. , Kulibaba S. , Michkovska L.
Published: April 2022

Taking into account the results of the analysis of scientific-methodical, special and reference literature, the members of the research group established, that the issue of analytical and statistical review of technical and tactical training of highly qualified athletes (Top 3 world rankings), who specialize in the sports section of Sambo wrestling as a result of their participation in the "World Cup – 2021" – insufficient number of specialized scientific and methodical works is devoted, which requires further research and emphasizes the relevance and practical component of the chosen field of study. The main purpose of the study is analytical and statistical analysis of technical and tactical training of highly qualified Sambo wrestlers (Top 3 world rankings, men), champions and winners of the 2021 World Cup (Tashkent, Uzbekistan). In the process of analytical and statistical work, the members of the research group used the following methods: abstraction, measurement, expert evaluation, survey, comparison, observation, etc. Leading coaches of the national teams of the regions of Ukraine in wrestling Sambo are recommended to focus on improving the activity and efficiency of competitive actions of Sambo wrestlers. Achieving the above indicators is possible under the following conditions: improving the technical and tactical training of Sambo wrestlers, as well as improving their performance subsystem biological control.
القانون الدستوري وشرعنة النظام السياسي بالمغرب: قراءة من منظور السوسيولوجيا السياسية
Authors: كولفرني محمد
Published: April 2022

​نحاول في هذه الدراسة النظر في مساهمة بعض فقهاء القانون الدستوري في شرعَنة النظام السياسي المغربي، من منظور السوسيولوجيا السياسية للعلوم. لأجل ذلك، نتناول القانون الدستوري المُشَرعِن في علاقته بالصراع الذي عرفه الحقل العلمي للقانون الدستوري حول السلطة المعرفية، وهو صراع بين الباحثين، أفضى إلى تحوّل بنية هذا الحقل العلمي ووجهته. وقد جاء هذا التحوُّل في أعقاب "الثورة المحافظة" التي أحدثها باحثون شباب مغاربة في حقل علمي تابع للحقل السياسي، من خلال تمثُّلهم لمملكة الدستوريين. إن هذه الثورة التي تشكلت في الثمانينيات حقلًا مضادًا ستتحوّل إلى حقل مهيمن، ساهم في شرعَنة النظام السياسي مساهمةً بيّنة، من خلال إنتاج مسلَّمات دستورية جرى بثُّها وتكريسها عبر الدرس الدستوري الذي سيحوّلها، بوساطة التأليف في الفقه الدستوري، والتأطير الأكاديمي، إلى أمر مألوف، أصبح بمنزلة "هابيتوس" Habitus.
“Cold Curing” of Polyethylene Glycol Maleate with Acrylic Acid and Some Physicochemical Properties of Their Solutions
Authors:   Karagandy University of the name of academician E.A. Buketov, Burkeyeva G.K. , Tazhbayev Ye.M. ,   Karagandy University of the name of academician E.A. Buketov, Muslimova D.M. ,   Karagandy University of the name of academician E.A. Buketov, Nurseiit G.D. ,   Karagandy University of the name of academician E.A. Buketov, Zhaparova L.Zh. ,   Karagandy University of the name of academician E.A. Buketov
Published: April 2022

The possibility of using the copolymers based on unsaturated polyesters with acrylic acid (AA) as the main component (polymeric basis) for the creation of novel highly effective sealants and glues of domestic produc-tion was demonstrated. Polyethylene glycol maleate (p-EGM) was synthesized by step-growth polymeriza-tion of maleic anhydride with ethylene glycol using the catalyst, which shortened the process duration. A number of solutions of p-EGM with AA were obtained. Physicochemical characteristics of initial solutions were determined. Some rheological properties of the solutions of p-EGM in unsaturated carboxylic acid were studied. Radical polymerization — the process of “cold curing” of the solutions of p-EGM with AA at room temperature was carried out. The combination of initiating a system of cold curing consisting of initiator (benzoyl peroxide) and promoter (dimethylaniline) was selected and their optimal content in the initial mon-omer mixture was established. The main parameters of curing, namely gelation time and curing time, were determined. Identification of the copolymers was performed using IR-spectroscopy. The morphology of the surfaces of cured samples of p-EGM with AA was studied using SEM. The optimal composition requiring further studies as highly filled compositional polymeric materials for using as sealants and glue basis was es-tablished.
Produção de biomassa da Moringa oleífera com uso do biossólido em sistema silvipastoril
Authors: GABE Jessica
Published: April 2022

This study aimed to evaluate the biomass production of Moringa oleifera Lamark, in a Livestock Forest Integration system with different fertilization and planting densities. The experimental design was completely randomized blocks, with five replications per treatment, in a 3 x 3 factorial scheme, consisting of three planting densities (0, 15 and 30 plants) of Moringa and three factors assigned to the types of fertilization (biosolids, NPK chemical fertilizer and without fertilizer), totaling 45 sampling units. Totaling the following treatments: T1 – No moringa + no fertilizer application; T2 – Without moringa + chemical fertilizer; T3 – Without moringa + biosolid; T4 – Density 15 + without fertilizer application; T5 - Density 15 + chemical fertilizer; T6 - Density 15 + biosolid; T7 – Density 30+ without fertilizer application; T8 – Density 30 + chemical fertilizer; T9 – Density 30 + biosolid. The experimental period started right after transplanting the seedlings, for 225 days, totaling six growth evaluations. The characteristics evaluated were: plant height in cm (ALT); and crown diameter (DC), with the aid of a simple ruler graduated in centimeters (cm). It thus concludes that the use of moringa at density 30 obtained the best results for both variables, thus indicating its use in a larger population in integration systems. Fertilization had no significant difference, demonstrating the adaptability of moringa and its nitrogen synthesis.
Nocardiose em um Felino : Relato de caso
Authors: Dos Reis Luciana
Published: April 2022

Nocardiosis is an infectious disease which can befall acutely or chronically with pyogranulomatous characteristics, and may affect the animal in a systemic way, being considered rare in felines. Infection occurs through wound contact with the agent Nocardia spp. which is found in soil, water, wood and other places favorable to its growth and contamination. The disease can generate fistula formation, localized or disseminated abscesses, and present serosanguineous secretion. Hence, the aim of this article is to report a case of feline nocardiosis. The animal was treated at a private veterinary clinic in Lagarto/SE, it was 3 years old, of no defined breed (RDS), with abscesses in the rostral region, abdomen, thoracic and pelvic limbs. Histopathological examination diagnosed nocardiosis and the animal underwent pharmacological treatment along with reconstructive surgery. However, the patient died with ascites, anorexia and low nutritional status when he returned to the clinic. The tutor did not authorize the autopsy to elucidate the cause of death.
Avaliação da obtenção do leite bovino no município de Três Corações, Minas Gerais
Authors: Pereira Miriam , Tavares Martins Letícia , Henrique de Oliveira Bruno , Eduardo Ferreira Carlos
Published: April 2022

The present study aimed to evaluate the functioning of mechanical milking equipment and procedures for obtaining milk in dairy farms in the Minas Gerais municipality of Três Corações. General aspects of milk production were evaluated; the procedure and cleaning of the milking machines; education, behavior and knowledge of employees of 20 randomly chosen properties. Of the properties visited, 65% were classified as large milk producers; the average total milk production was 1,114 liters/day and the average number of lactating cows was 60 animals. Of the milking machines, all were mechanized and of these, 55% were bucket-to-foot type and 45% channeled. Of the employees, 75% had high school education, 10% had some type of training and all were unaware of current legislation. As for milking, high vacuum pressures, incorrect handling in the milk extraction procedure and in the cleaning process were found. As for the other procedures; such as mastitis treatment, milking line and dry cow therapy, all were empirically performed by the properties. At the end of the research, it was observed that the lack of information and training regarding the quality in the handling and hygiene of milking is a reality in the properties of Três Corações.
Manajemen Kurikulum Terpadu Berbasis Multiple Intellegences di Pondok Pesantren
Authors: Sirojuddin Akhmad , Ashlahuddin Ashlahuddin , Aprilianto Andika
Published: April 2022

The purpose of this article is to describe the implementation of an integrated curriculum based on multiple intelligences at the Riyadlul Jannah Islamic Boarding School, Mojokerto. This article uses a qualitative approach, in which this research was conducted at the Riyadlul Jannah Islamic boarding school, Mojokerto. Meanwhile, as an informant to find out what the researchers studied were the management coordinator, the student coordinator and the teachers. The data collection techniques in this study are in-depth interviews, observations or observations of educational activities, and documentation. And for the data validity technique, which includes source triangulation and data triangulation techniques. The results of this article are, namely: the history of the Riyadlul Jannah Islamic boarding school in Mojokerto, synchronization or integration between general education and Islamic boarding school education to support each other for a complete education, starting from the planning of an integrated curriculum which includes planning superior education programs and suggestions for infrastructure in the implementation of the practice. in-depth, integrated curriculum implementers in implementing each program or preparing natural resources, and integrated curriculum supervision which is carried out to become a benchmark in the achievement of students who are diverse or have multiple intelligences, and then can make development policies in future planning.
Fudging the Outcome of Much Ado About Nothing
Authors: Rapley Paul
Published: April 2022

This article asserts that in Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare lays open the rottenness within an arbitrary system of government but does not dare carry the plot to its logical conclusion. The responses to events by the dominant nobles, a prince and a count, are not merely foolish and damaging, but, in light of the guidance of, among others, Girolamo Muzio and Baldassare Castiglione, deeply dishonourable. The playmakers, as the most talented team in the realm licensed for performance entertainment, create a historically credible set of characters, but, possibly because they wish to continue to benefit from their protected status and draw their regular customers, do not make explicit any radical questioning of rank and degree. An analysis of Margaret’s role suggests a strategic ambiguity within the jocular ending.
Inland Water Transport in Pakistan: Limits and Prospects
Authors: Tehsin Muhammad , Nasir heikh Imran
Published: April 2022

The long-standing critical requirement of exploring alternate means to road and rail transport,for movement of essential commodities and commercial items, across Pakistan came to the forefront owing to various studies on the subject. This was reflected in the National Transport Policy, promulgated in 2018. Accordingly, the implementation of developing Inland Water Transportation Authority is in progress, as the government is expected to legislate on the matter. Inland waterways play a vital role in economic development,especially for remote rural areas. Focus on this sector would open new vistas of development along the banks of various waterways, and its extent can be enhanced in the regional context, up to the Kabul River in Afghanistan.This paper highlights the spadework done up till now and points at the impediments to making Pakistan’s in land water transport system workable while proving a cost-effective solution to ever-increasing cargo traffic. The paper analyses the potential of the Indus River, along with various tributaries and canals associated with irrigation of the vast plains of Pakistan. The projected insufficiency of water throughout the year in the system is discussed considering available data and records based on historical perspective. The establishment of Indus Water Transport Company by the Government of the Punjab, and achievements thus far have been underscored.
Longing for Belonging in Erdrich's The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse
Authors: Pervez Nafees , Khalil Sidra , Amir Muhammad Asaf
Published: April 2022

part from its predecessors Tracks and Four Souls, Louise Erdrich's Last Report on the Miracle sat Little No Horse does not narrate the struggle and suffering of natives to preserve native lands,traditions, and culture, but the auto/biographical notes of the leading characters of the novel, their longing and belonging for/to the particular places or people. Both non-Native and native narratives of the novel critically engage this claim that Erdrich approaches indigenous values from many perspectives: the liminal, native, or western.This study claims that the contemporary tribal view of the indigenous culture cannot be restricted to pure Native American voice but is also determined by Euro-American voice because the contemporary Native American culture is the interaction of Native and non-Native elements.
Exploring Problems Faced by University Students Regarding Semester System
Authors: Akhtar Bushra , Hashmi Muhammad Aamir
Published: April 2022

The semester system helps the students in learning more than the annual system. The semester system is very much effective in higher education. But at the same time, it creates many problems for students. The purpose of the study is that find out the problem in the semester system and its advantages disadvantages. During the semester system, students faced many problems. Hence the major purpose of the study is to find the difficulties during exams and presentations, assignments,shortage of time, etc. Its solutions and opinion of students. The population of the study was first semester students selected non-randomly and taken 20 students for interview. Two government universities were visited for this purpose. It was a qualitative study that ways followed the step of thematic analysis calculation is that the semester system is the opposite annual system. The semester system exam was held after six months, and students faced a problem because of shortage time anxiety for the exam. Semester system significant is that in which each academic year is divided into two periods. It develops presentation skills and confidence through the semester system.