bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
History of the amorphous silicon on crystalline silicon heterojunction solar cell
Authors: H. C. Neitzert  , W.R. Fahrner
Published: July 2017

Some  commercially  available  solar  panels  with very  high  efficiencies  for  terrestrial  photovoltaic  applications are   based   on   the   amorphous   silicon   on   crystalline   silicon material  system.    This  type  of  heterostructure  has  a  more  than 40  years  old  history.  The  early  development  of  the  technology and the results, obtained in the last years with this type of solar cell  are  reviewed.  In  particular  it  is  demonstrated  how  the physical  understanding  of  the  interface  properties  and  band-structure  was  important  for  the development  of  high  efficiency solar cells.
Multi-criteria decision methods applied to the assessment of photovoltaic technologies
Authors: J. Miguel Sánchez-Lozano  , M. Socorro García-Cascales  , Nieves Espinosa  , Antonio Urbina
Published: July 2017

The aim of this paper is the study and analysis of the decision
criteria to be used when searching for the best technology for
manufacturing photovoltaic modules, considering both
technical and non-technical criteria such as social and
environmental factors. Multi-criteria decision making (MCDM)
methods will be used for the modelling of the selection problem
of the best technology for manufacturing photovoltaic cells.
Combining these techniques with the use of fuzzy sets will
mean that linguistic labels can be used to value the criteria used.
Analysis of Faults in Power Distribution Systems With Distributed Generation
Authors: J. Faig  , J. Melendez  , S. Herraiz  , J. Sánchez
Published: July 2017

The paper studies the location of single-phase
faults abstract in power distribution systems with distributed
generation by means of impedance-based methods. These
methods are based on the measurement of voltages and currents
and in one measurement point and distributed generation cause
errors in the estimated location.
The paper shows the influence of parameters such as the
magnitude of distributed generation, the fault impedance and
the relative position of the fault location and the distributed
generation in the estimated location.
Power Quality in Grid connected Renewable Energy Systems: Role of Custom Power Devices
Authors: S. K. Khadem  , M. Basu  , M.F. Conlon
Published: July 2017

This paper presents a technical review of power
quality problems associated with the renewable based
distributed generation systems and how custom power devices
(CPD) such as STATCOM, DVR and UPQC play an important
role in power quality improvement. IEEE and IEC standards for
grid connected renewable energy systems are one of the critical
points of interest for the selection of custom power devices. PV
and wind energy systems integration issues and associated PQ
problems are discussed. The role of CPDs in enhancing the
integration of renewables and providing quality power through
custom power park are described.
Finite element analysis of an eddy current heater for wind or water kinetic energy conversion into heat
Authors: O. Nebi  , V. Fireţeanu
Published: July 2017

The paper presents 2D and 3D finite element
models for the analysis of the electromagnetic and
thermal fields and the local and global quantities in an
eddy current heater with permanent magnets, able to
convert the wind or water kinetic energy into heat.
Correlations between the input and output operational
parameters of the heater are studied taking into account
the temperature dependence of physical properties and
the magnetic nonlinearity.
Design and Fabrication of Piezoresistive Strain-Gauges for Harsh Environment Applications
Authors: P. Kulha  , A. Boura  , M. Husak
Published: July 2017

Maximum  operating  temperature  is  usuallyone  of  the  limiting  factors  for  using  of  conventional  sensors  and  other  electronic  devices.  High-temperature  sensors  and  electronics  are  required  in some special applications e.g. measurement of deformations, stresses  and  pressures  inside  power  generators.  The  design  methodology  of  the  some  piezoresistive  sensors  utilizing  FEM  simulations  is  presented.  Piezoresistive  sensors  based  on  thin-film   metal   sputtered   layers,   silicon-on-insulator   (SOI)   and   nanocrystalline   diamond   layers   (NCD)   were   successfully   designed,  fabricated  and  measured.  The  fabricated  sensors  are  able to operate at temperatures up to 250 °C. Extensive study of sensor parameters e.g. deformation sensitivity, edge and contact resistances,   temperature   dependences   gauge   factor,   bridge   output   voltage   was   performed.   The   measured   values   and   investigated  findings  can  be  used  for  calibration  of  simulation  software  and  in  prospective  design  of  more  complex  sensor  structures.
Technical feasibility study for a solar energy system at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AAS)
Authors: P. Janssen  , J. Myrzik  , W. Kling  , L. Reinders
Published: July 2017

This work arises within the framework of the introduction of
renewable energies at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AAS) and
the focus is on the technical feasibility of a solar energy system
(SES) on ground level. The flight safety must always be
guaranteed if solar panels are implemented on AAS. The
radiation reflection of solar panels according to the optical
effect towards the pilot of an airplane and the line of sight of the
Air traffic tower has been studied. Also the constraints for
installing an “object” at the Airport have to be taken into
account. This should lead to an overall impression of the
potential of solar panels that can be orientated on ground level.
A complete model of a solar energy system is designed: tilt
angle, type of solar panels, equipment (DC/AC inverter), a
cable system as well as the way the design can be implemented
in the electricity infrastructure of AAS. Power Quality (PQ) and
the effects of implementing a SES will be discussed:
disturbances have to be minimized.
Influence of electrical phenomena on the drive train of wind power plants
Authors: D. Turschner  , R. Hesse  , B. Musasa
Published: July 2017

In addition to the stress caused by the natural environment in
which a wind power unit stands, it will also experience stresses
due to disturbances in the electrical conditions of the power grid
it is supplying.
Electrical disturbances may result from the loss of a large
power consumer or producer from the power system, leading to
fluctuations in voltage level and/or frequency, and the voltage
may even completely collapse when one or more phases fall out
or are short-circuited.
An interest of the project lies in specifying different possible
load cases caused by the electrical grid in real wind power
plants. A further motivation is to determine to which degree the
simulation model’s mechanical reaction corresponds to that of
the laboratory model during grid disturbances. Wind power
plants with gearbox are in the main focus of this investigation,
because the damages in use are especially high here.
Feasibility Study of Establishing a PV Power Plant to Generate Electricity in Saudi Arabia from Technical, Geographical, and Economical Viewpoints
Authors: E. Al-Ammar  , A. Al-Aotabi
Published: July 2017

PV power plants have been built the world over,
and successfully proven as one of the important substitutes of
alternative energy. Nowadays, there has been some series of
movements in Saudi Arabia to find out solutions. This research
aims to study the feasibility of design and construction of solar
power plant using photovoltaic cells in Saudi Arabia from the
geographic, economic and technical perspective.
A Computational Tool for Simulation an Design of Multilevel Inverters
Authors: A. Mesquita, S  , Antunes, F  , Daher, S  , C. Marins, D  , Oliveira Jr D
Published: July 2017

This paper proposes an aiding tool to the
design and development of multilevel inverters studies
using the cascade configuration to achieve output voltage
waveform shaped step with several levels. The program
contribution is to aid inverter simulation using the
software Pspice Orcad besides set the best switching
instant of each level which work in harmonics selective
elimination, contributing to a lower THD of the output
voltage waveform. This software also shows a flexible
code which can be automatically adapted for
implementation in a microcontroller or DSP.
GASIFICATION OF CAKE OF COCONUT MACAÚBA, OF EUCALYPTUS FIREWOOD AND CHARCOAL FOR DEHYDRATION
Authors: SANTOS FILHO Jaime dos  , SILVA Jadir  Nogueira da  , SOUZA Durval de Almeida  , GRISI Edson Fraga  , COSTA Carlos André da
Published: July 2017

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Towards low-cost manufacturing of organic solar cells: multi-criteria assessment of fabrication technologies
Authors: N. Espinosa  , R. García-Valverde  , M. S. García-Cascales  , A. Urbina
Published: July 2017

Solution-processed organic solar cells have recently gained
considerable attention and are becoming a future solar
technology option. This study is intended to improve the
assessment of the operation parameters of these manufacturing
technologies in order to propose a low-cost patterning technique
suitable for a successful high-volume manufacturing of full
organic solar cells. The assessment will take into account
quantitative and qualitative parameters, such as technical issues,
environmental impact or reproducibility of the fabrication
output. Multi-criteria decision making methods will be used to
model the problem of fabrication technique selection,
combining these techniques with fuzzy numbers which serve to
assess the criteria valued with linguistic labels.
Data Driven Model for a Fuel Cell stack development in a complex Multi-source Hybrid Renewable Energy System
Authors: G. Napoli  , M. Ferraro  , G. Brunaccini  , G. Dispenza  , V. Antonucci
Published: July 2017

Fuel cells based on polymer electrolyte
membrane are considered as the most hopeful clean
power technology. The operating principles of polymer
electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) system involve
electrochemistry, thermodynamics and hydrodynamics
theory for which it is difficult to establish a mathematical
model. In this paper a nonlinear data driven model of a
PEMFC stack is developed using Neural Networks
(NNs). The model presented is a black-box model, based
on a set of measurable exogenous inputs and is able to
predict the output voltage and cathode temperature of a
high power module working at the CNR- ITAE. A 5 kW
PEM fuel cell stack is employed to experimentally
investigate the dynamic behaviour and to reveal the most
influential factors.
INTERCONNECTION OF A PHOTOVOLTAIC GENERATOR (PVG) TO A MAIN SUPPLY: A PRACTICAL STUDY
Authors: Maamar Taleb
Published: July 2017

This paper presents a technique for interconnecting
a photovoltaic generator (PVG) to a main supply of AC nature.
The technique has been implemented practically in one of the
laboratories of the author’s work place. The technique uses a
single phase full wave bridge rectifier. Such bridge rectifier is
operated in an inverter mode of operation and that is to guaranty
its contribution of real power to a main AC supply. The bridge
rectifier is controlled by a practical firing angle controller
developed in LABVIEW software environment. The firing angle
controller is interfaced to the power bridge rectifier through the
use of simple optocoupler and pulse transformer elements. The
practical results show that under a certain
insolation/irradiation level (taken randomly) and for a resistive
load requiring presumably130 W power , the PVG source was
contributing 90 W power to such power load and the AC grid
was contributing 40 W to such power load
The technique of interconnection alleviates the problem of
synchronization encountered often when using the traditional
way of interconnecting the DC grid (made of conventional
renewable energy resources) to the AC grid system.
Short-Term Hydro Scheduling considering Risk Aversion in a MINLP Approach
Authors: J.P.S. Catalão  , H.M.I. Pousinho  , V.M.F. Mendes
Published: July 2017

This paper presents an optimization model to help
a hydro generating company to schedule its hydroelectric units
in the short-term under a competitive environment. The hydro
generating company considered has the ultimate goal of
maximizing profits, taking also into account some risk aversion
criterion. The problem is formulated as a mixed-integer
nonlinear programming problem. An application to a real case
study is presented. Conclusions are duly drawn.
Power Limitation at High Wind Speed for a Variable Speed Fixed Pitch Wind Turbine using Close-Loop Scalar Control
Authors: N.Rosmin  , S.J.Watson  , M.Tompson
Published: July 2017

This paper represents the speed regulation for a
fixed pitch stall-regulated variable speed wind energy
conversion system. The speed regulation in the high (above
rated) wind speeds region is the main topic of this paper where
in this region, the rotor/generator speed activity is controlled by
using the concept of adjustable or variable speed drive
(ASD/VSD). Speeds need to be controlled in order to maintain
the generated power by reducing the power coefficient from the
peak of Cp curve. It can be achieved by reducing the tip speed
ratio from the optimum value when wind speed vary from rated
wind speed to cut-out wind speed. Therefore, closed-loop
scalar speed control with the concept of constant ratio of
voltage/frequency was being applied. In addition, simple
algorithms of drive train and squirrel cage induction generator
were being used. A proportional integral (PI) controller was
used to control the generator slip speed. Results demonstrate
that such a closed-loop scalar control with proportional integral
(PI) controller is good enough to accurately maintain constant
power by restraining the rotational speed corresponding to the
wind speed variation at the rated wind speed.
The role of the dc-bus in voltage sags experienced by three-phase adjustable-speed drives
Authors: Ma˜nana, M  , Mu˜niz, L.M  , Ortiz, A  , Aranda, R  , Arroyo, A  , Delgado, F
Published: July 2017

This  research  work  is  devoted  to  the  criticalevaluation  of  the  role  of  the  dc-bus  in  the  behavior  of  three-phase  adjustable-speed  drives  with  voltage  sags.  In  particular,the  dc-link  voltage  variation  under  voltage  sag  and  its  depen-dence  on  bus  capacity,  dc-link  resistance  and  inductance  andsource impedance.The analysis can be used to introduce additional capacitancein the dc-link in order to increase the ride-through capability ofthe ASD.Both an electromagnetic transient model and a set-up facilityhave  been  introduced.  This  test  platform  can  be  used  in  orderto study the sensitivity of ASD to different disturbances.
Testing the Influence of the Quality of the Supply Voltage on the Performance of a Numerical Relay
Authors: Ruth P.S. Leão  , Ana L.Colaço  , Nelber X. Melo  , Janaína A. Almada  , Robson A. Azevedo  , Raimundo F.  Sampaio  , Giovanni C. Barroso  , E José Giordane Silveira
Published: July 2017

To   ensure   consistent   reliability   and   proper   operation,  protective  relay  equipment  must  be  evaluated  and  tested.  This  paper  presents  the  requirements  for  testing  the  ac  and d.c. auxiliary power supply of protective relays and the test results. The test severity levels, test set-up, test procedures and test  report  are  presented  according  to  the  IEC60255-11  Ed.2.0.  A  numerical  relay  commonly  found  in  the  power  distribution  systems   is   used   for   testing.   The   tests   are   carried   out   to   determine  the  ability  of  the  relay  to  withstand  a  variety  of  disturbances as specified in the international standard.
Integration of Renewable Generation into the Portuguese Power System: The Impact of Different Hydrological Regimes
Authors: Sérgio Faias  , Jorge Sousa  , Rui Castro
Published: July 2017

The Portuguese power system has experienced an increasing  integration  of  renewable  energy  sources  during  the  last yearsand is still making considerable efforts to increase its share  of  renewable  generation.  Wind  power  is  the  renewable  source  of  energy  that  has  experienced  the  highest  increase.  According to the national power system operator predictions, by the  year  2011,  wind  power  will  account  for  27.5%  of  the  Portuguese  installed  capacity  and  for  37.1%  of  the  generated  energy. Such integration of wind power induces particular challenges in balancing  the  power  demand  and  generation,  emerging  as  the  cause  of  some  power  system  instability.  That  potential  to  the  power unbalances occurrence tends to increase during the years of  higher  rainfall,  especially  in  systems  like  the  Portuguese,  with considerable hydro generation. The  main  objective  of  the  present  paper  is  to  understand  the  sensitivity of the Portuguese power system capacity to integrate the  renewable  generation  under  different  hydrological  regimes.  Along the paper, the authors forecast the potential of occurring power unbalances between demand and generation, analyse the contribution  of  the  installed  pumping-hydro  power-plants  to  mitigate  those  power  unbalances  and  quantify  the  needs  of  renewable generation curtailment.
Three Phase Grid Connected Photovoltaic System with Active and Reactive Power Control Using “Instantaneous Reactive Power Theory”
Authors: G. Adamidis  , G. Tsengenes  , K. Kelesidis
Published: July 2017

In  this paper,  a  photovoltaic  (P/V)  system,  with maximum  power  point  tracking  (MPPT),  connected  to  a  three phase grid is presented. The connection of photovoltaic system on  the  grid  takes  place  in  one  stage  using  voltage  source inverter  (VSI).  For a better  utilization  of the photovoltaic system,  the  control  strategy  applied is based  on  p-q  theory.According  to  this  strategy during  sunlight  the  system  sends active  power to  the  grid  and at  the  same  time  compensates  the reactive  power  of  the  load.  In  case  there  is  no  sunlight  (during the   night   for   instance),    the   inverter   only compensates   the reactive power of the load. The advantage of this strategy is the operation  of  the  photovoltaic  system  the  whole  day.  In  this paper the  p-q theory  is  proposed,  which does not  demand  the use of PLL and introduces simple algebraic calculations.
A study on the improvement of portable fuel cell fan
Authors: Joo-Han Kim  , Jung-Moo Seo  , In Sung Chung  , Nahm-keon Hur
Published: July 2017

Recently,  due  to  the  exhaustion  of  fossil  fuel,  pollution  of  air, and   demand   for   capacity   increase   of   power   system,   new generating   technologies   using   various   energy   sources,   for instance   wind,   water,   geothermal,   fuel   cell,   have   been developed.  Among  them,  fuel  cell  system  which  generates electric energy from chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen is  considered  one  of  the  promising.  This  study  is  thing  to develop small size light weight high effectiveness portable fuel cell  Air  Fan  module.  We  achieved  flow  analysis  about  air  Fan and presented various design data. And  we  wish to accomplish fan performance elevation and commercialization through this.
Design of a Microcontroller Based Automated Pyranometer
Authors: M.Laghrouche  , A.Attaf  , R.Ziani  , S.Ameur
Published: July 2017

An  experimental   system   for   measuring   the   intensity   of   solar radiation has been developed; it is done based on a microcontroller and can measure eight signals at programmable time intervals. The data  are  acquired  from  sensors  are  placed  on  a  dome  to  monitor and  measure  the  insolation  during  the  whole  day.  Thanks  to  the technology  used  the  system  has  a  large  autonomy  of  use,  which allowed  us  to  measure  the  sunlight  with  an  accuracy  of  about 0.1%.
A review of linear advanced current control techniques for grid connected PV inverters
Authors: Javier Monreal  , Ignacio Benítez  , Laura Moreno  , Andrés Lluna  , Inma Díaz
Published: July 2017

The  following  paper  presents  the  work  being done  on  the  comparative  design,  simulation  and  experiments concerning advanced digital linear control techniques for power inverters.   Based   on   an   existing   inverter   topology   being developed   and   implemented,   with   a   conventional   DSP-programmed  PI  control,  a  research  is  done  on  more  advanced linear  control  techniques  that  might  improve  the  PI  response, allowing  at  the  same  time  a  separate  regulation  of  active  and reactive power for electricity connection to the grid.
Integrating Wind Energy into Weak Power Grid Using Fuzzy Controlled TSC compensator
Authors: Mohamed A. El-Sayed
Published: July 2017

Wind energy has been developed significantly over
last decade and has been noted as the most rapidly growing
technology and most cost-effective ways to generate electricity
from renewable sources. On the other hand, the voltage of wind
turbine driven generator is variable due to intermittent nature of
wind energy. Therefore, the integration of large wind scheme
can pose inherent security problems such as voltage fluctuations
and power quality.
Voltage control, power quality and reactive power
compensation in a distribution network with embedded wind
energy conversion system represent the main goal of this paper.
The dynamic simulation of the proposed voltage stabilization
TSC scheme is presented using fuzzy logic based controller.
The Wind Energy Scheme comprises three key parts. The wind
energy system, induction generator, TSC compensator with the
associated fuzzy logic controller and the distribution wind-grid
integrated AC system feeding the hybrid load.
The integrated wind-grid scheme with all subsystems has been
digitally simulated using the Matlab Simulink/Sim-Power
software environment. The fuzzy logic controlled TSC scheme
was fully validated to ensure voltage stabilization and efficient
wind energy utilization
Hybrid Power Systems Planning with Geographical Information System Models
Authors: P. J. Zorzano-Santamaría  , A. Falces de Andrés  , L. A. Fernández-Jiménez  , E. García-Garrido  , E. Zorzano-Alba  , M. Mendoza-Villena  , P. Lara-Santillán
Published: July 2017

This paper presents planning models for hybrid
distributed generation systems, as well as the results
corresponding to a distribution system planning problem
obtained using a new computational tool based on a Geographic
Information System, GIS. This computational tool is a powerful
instrument for analyzing energy resources and energy
conversion technologies that can be used for the distribution
networks expansion. It has been used in the economic
evaluation of energy produced by hybrid systems. Thus,
suitable models and techniques have initially been applied to
obtain maps of solar and wind energy resources in a user
defined area and maps of costs for hybrid systems, identifying
the geographical locations that offer the best economic potential
in distributed generation with renewable hybrid systems,
supported (or not) with fuel to supply internal-combustion
electric generators. Accurate evaluations of the cost of the
produced energy need the use of geographic distributed costs
corresponding to refuelling, installation and maintenance of the
hybrid system.
The developed software tool is flexible, appropriate for
studying different scenarios, and enables geographical analysis
of the economic competitiveness of the hybrid systems with
different distributed generation resources (photovoltaic, wind,
hydraulic or biomass energy systems), and it is suitable to study
the optimal expansion of existing power distribution networks
(isolated hybrid systems versus connected ones).
The French Roots of Duhem’s early Historiography and Epistemology
Authors: Bordoni Stefano
Published: July 2017

Pierre Duhem can be looked upon as one of the heirs of a tradition of historical and philosophical researches that flourished in the second half of the nineteenth century. This tradition opposed the naïve historiography and epistemology of the positivist school. Beside the positivists of different leanings such as Littré, Laffitte, Wyrouboff, and Berthelot, we find Cournot, Naville, and Tannery, who developed sophisticated histories and philosophies of science focusing on the real scientific practice and its history. They unfolded elements of continuity and discontinuity in the history of science, and enlightened the complex relationship among experimental, mathematical, logical and philosophical components in scientific practice. In Pierre Duhem we find a systematic and vivid interpretation of these meta-theoretical issues, and a meaningful development of a cultural tradition that re-emerged in the second half of the twentieth century.
Duhem
Authors: Liston Michael
Published: July 2017

Duhem used historical arguments to draw philosophical conclusions about the aim and structure of physical theory.  He argued against explanatory theories and in favor of theories that provide natural classifications of the phenomena.  This paper presents those arguments and, with the benefit of hindsight, uses them as a test case for the prevalent contemporary use of historical arguments to draw philosophical conclusion about science.  It argues that Duhem provides us with an illuminating example of philosophy of science developing as a contingent, though natural, response to problems arising in a particular scientific context and under a particular understanding of the history of science in that context.  It concludes that the history of science provides little support for interesting theses about the present or future state of science.
A Development of the Principle of Virtual Laws and its Conceptual Framework in Mechanics as Fundamental Relationship between Physics and Mathematics
Authors: Pisano Raffaele
Published: July 2017

Generally speaking, virtual displacement or work concerns to a timely idea according to which a motion of a certain body is not the unique possible motion. The process of reducing this motion to a particular magnitude and concept, eventually minimizing as a hypothesis, can be traced back to the Aristotelian school. In the history and philosophy of science one finds various enunciations of the Principle of Virtual Laws and its virtual displacement or work applications, i.e., from Aristotle to Leibniz’s vis viva, from Maupertuis’ least action to Euler and Lagrange with calculus of variations (statics and dynamics) to Lazare Carnot’s mechanics. In this case study, I will demonstrate that a particular approach used by Lazare Carnot is original by explaining within the historical context of rival approaches such as the development of the Principle of virtual Laws (also known as the Principle of virtual velocity or of virtual work). I will also discuss Carnot’s geometric motion as one of the possible but invertible movements applied to virtual displacement as employed in his theories of machines and collisions. I will then go on to explore how the originality of an invertible motion within his mechanical and, in general, mathematical research program permitted Carnot to introduce a new way of structuring a scientific theory and making mechanics, with respect to the Newtonian paradigm, to scholars and his students of the École polytechnique de Paris.
El artefacto mnemotécnico: literatura y fotografía en W. G. Sebald
Authors: Laguna Martínez Ana
Published: July 2017

Este trabajo estudia las relaciones entre literatura y fotografía en el relato “Ambros Adelwarth” (Los emigrados) de W. G. Sebald desde una perspectiva socio-histórica, a partir de los estudios del trauma, la memoria y la imagen, y atendiendo a la conciencia de esta combinación. Sebald, próximo a la corriente del realismo documental alemán, propone con su obra una gestión de la memoria conformada dialécticamente por el montaje de testimonio oral y escrito y de imagen fotográfica. Su uso de la imaginación supone una superación del tiempo de cada medio y cuestiona los conceptos de identidad, realidad y ficción.
“El verbo «ser» en las oraciones seudohendidas y con verbo ser focalizador”
Authors: Sedano Mercedes
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción: 9 de julio de 2008.Fecha de aceptación: 28 de febrero de 2009. En este artículo, se ponen de relieve las limitaciones gramaticales del verbo ser en dos tipos de oraciones focalizadoras del español: seudohendidas (“Lo que Juan necesita es un descanso”) y con verbo ser focalizador (“Juan necesita es un descanso”). El objetivo es demostrar que ser no funciona en esas construcciones como un auténtico verbo, sino más bien como una partícula destinada a la configuración estructural de las mismas. Los materiales estudiados proceden de grabaciones del español hablado de Caracas hechas entre 1977 y 2007. Los factores analizados del verbo ser son: a) flexión verbal; b) tiempo y modo; c) persona y número; d) formación de perífrasis;e) negación.
José Francisco Ruiz Casanova, Anthologos: poética de la antología poética. Cátedra, Madrid, 2007; 346 pp.
Authors: Torres de la Rosa Danaé
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Anthologas: poética de la antología poética.
Juan José Domenchina, Artículos selectos. Pról. y comp. de Amelia de Paz. Fundación Banco de Santander, Madrid, 2010; xxxviii + 446 pp.
Authors: Carreira Antonio
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Artículos selectos, de Domenchina.
Silvia Bermúdez, La esfinge de la escritura: la poesía ética de Blanca Varela. Juan de la Cuesta, Newark, DE, 2005; 151 pp.
Authors: Conde Romero Carlos Roberto
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:La esfinge de la escritura: la poesía ética de Blanca Varela.
María Zambrano y su visión de América Latina. Lectura de cuatro ensayos
Authors: Valender James
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción:­11­ de ­septiembre ­de ­2009.Fecha de aceptación:­16 ­de­ julio ­de­ 2010. El presente trabajo examina la visión que María Zambrano llegó a adquirir de los cuatro países latinoamericanos que conoció, como exiliada, entre 1936 y 1953: Chile, México, Puerto Rico y Cuba. Para ello se atiende a la interpretación de estos países que ella expresó en cuatro ensayos escritos entre 1937 y 1959. Al seguir la evolución de su pensamiento, se analiza la visión europeizante patente en los dos primeros textos, así como el creciente interés expresado después por asomarse a todo cuanto América Latina le ofrecía de novedoso y distinto.
Miguel Ángel Garrido Gallardo, Diccionario español de términos literarios internacionales (DETLI). Elenco de términos. Pról. de Pedro Luis Barcia. Academia Argentina de Letras-Unión Académique Internationale, Buenos Aires, 2009; 254 pp.
Authors: Fuentes Juan Héctor
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Diccionario español de términosliterarios internacionales (DETLI). Elenco de términos.
La incidencia del proceso gramatical en la evolución histórica de los significados del verbo "verter" en español
Authors: Moreno Moreno María Águeda
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción:­13 ­de ­mayo­ de ­2010. ­Fecha de aceptación:­17­ de ­enero­ de­ 2011. La nuevas tecnologías electrónicas como los bancos de datos textuales,bibliotecas telemáticas, corpus informatizados, de referencia y específicos,así como los programas informáticos diseñados para facilitar la labor lexicográfica, suponen todo un avance en el desarrollo y estudio de la filología en pro de la lexicografía. La nueva lexicografía, especialmente,la lexicografía histórica, hurga en la documentación textual con el fin dehallar las razones del devenir de sus usos y en este sentido la labor documental telemática ofrece muchas ventajas. Para dar muestra de ellos, vamosa tratar en este trabajo la evolución histórica de los significados del verbo verter en español, centrándonos, especialmente, en la incidencia del proceso gramatical en esta evolución.
La imagen del monarca en la comedia "El villano en su rincón"
Authors: Gómez Jesús
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción: ­28­ de ­enero ­de ­2010. ­  Fecha de aceptación:­ 11­ de­ marzo­ de­ 2011.Dentro de la variedad de interpretaciones que ha planteado la crítica teatral sobre El villano en su rincón, de Lope de Vega, propone el presente artículo un análisis de las implicaciones políticas e ideológicas que posee la mencionada comedia con respecto al paradigma cortesano en cuanto modelo de organización y forma específica de gobierno característica de la Europa moderna. La incorporación de Juan Labrador al servicio de la Corte, por imperativo del rey Ludovico, resuelve felizmente el conflicto dramático quenace del aislamiento del villano, considerando la centralidad que adquiere la figura del monarca en la comedia lopesca.
El bestiario metafórico en "Doña Perfecta", de Galdós
Authors: Tarelli Francisco
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción:­1­ de­ julio ­de ­2009. ­Fecha de aceptación:­14­ de ­octubre ­de ­2010. Este ensayo se propone refutar la idea común de que Doña Perfecta de Galdós es simplemente una “novela de tesis” a favor de una visión más amplia y compleja. El análisis de unos símbolos animales de doble naturaleza (centauro, dragón, arpía y basilisco) y su función metafórica en el contexto narrativo ponen de manifiesto una estructura subyacente caracterizada por la ambigüedad y la duplicidad, en sus acepciones de calidad de doble y doblez. La duplicidad está, a la vez, estrechamente vinculada con el tema de la novela: el engaño y el autoengaño.
José de Jesús de Bustos y Rafael Cano (eds.), La obra de Lapesa desde la filología actual. Sociedad Estatal de Conmemoraciones Culturales, Madrid, 2009; 535 pp.
Authors: Ramírez Hugo Hernán
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:La obra de Lapesa desde la filología actual.
Leonardo Funes, Investigación literaria de textos medievales: objeto y práctica. Miño y Dávila, Buenos Aires, 2009; 146 pp.
Authors: Valenzuela Munguía María del Rosario
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Investigación literaria de textos medievales: objeto y práctica.
Antología castellana de relatos medievales (Ms. Esc. h-I-13). Estudio y edición crítica de Carina Zubillaga. Seminario de Edición y Crítica Textual “Germán Orduna”, Buenos Aires, 2008; clxxxix + 460 pp. (Incipit, Ediciones Crítica, 4).
Authors: Higashi Alejandro
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Antología castellana de relatos medievales (Ms. Esc. h-I-13)
Juan de Valdés, Diálogo de la lengua. Edición de Rafael Lapesa (preparada y dispuesta para la imprenta por María Teresa Echenique y Mariano de la Campa). Trabajos introductorios de María José Martínez Alcalde, Mariano de la Campa Gutiérrez, Francisco Javier Satorre Grau y María Teresa Echenique Elizondo. Tirant lo Blanch, València, 2008; 219 pp.
Authors: Higashi Alejandro
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Diálogo de la lengua.
Antonio Rubial e Israel Álvarez (coords.), Historia y literatura: textos del occidente medieval. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México, 2010; 160 pp.
Authors: Ríos Saloma Martín F.
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:Historia y literatura: textos del occidente medieval.
“Genaro Estrada y los poetas del 27. Notas sobre la recepción de Paso a nivel (1933)”
Authors: Valender James
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción:­12 ­de ­enero ­de ­2012.  Fecha de aceptación:­20 ­de ­febrero ­de­ 2012. Este artículo ofrece una lectura de Paso a nivel (1933), el tercer poemario del mexicano Genaro Estrada. Se presta especial atención al diálogo que el libro supone con varios poetas españoles de la generación del 27, sobre todo en cuanto a la incorporación que se observa en esta obra de ciertos recursos del surrealismo. También se estudia la polémica recepción del que fue objeto Paso a nivel, tanto en España como en México.
Homenaje a Antonio Alatorre
Authors: Gutiérrez de Velasco Luz Elena
Published: July 2017

Dedicamos este número especial a la memoria del gran forjador de la NRFH. La revista fue como su casa, el lugar desde donde se vinculó con el conocimiento de la lengua y la literatura hispánicas, y también donde dialogó con los expertos sobre estos temas. Su entrega a la revista es un claro ejemplo de la pasión y la voluntad de saber. Alatorre inició sus colaboraciones en 1947, con la traducción, que apareció sin su firma, de un artículo de Vittorio Bertoldi, “La Iberia en el sustrato étnico-lingüístico del Mediterráneo occidental”. Sabemos que Amado Alonso y Alfonso Reyes encargaron a Raimundo Lida la elaboración de la NRFH en su nueva etapa, en su camino hispanoamericano. Después, Antonio Alatorre recibió la encomienda de las manos de Lida e hizo la revista solo, según confiesa, desde 1953 hasta 1972. Estuvo siempre presente en sus páginas. Con el objeto de rendir un homenaje a Alatorre desde la NRFH, convocamos a aquellos eminentes hispanistas que fueron sus amigos y que lo admiraron, a aquéllos con los que compartió el asombro por los temas clave de nuestra literatura. Yliana Rodríguez González y Alejandro Rivas Velázquez cuidaron con esmero la edición; este último elaboró la bibliografía de Alatorre para invitar a las nuevas generaciones a adentrarse en la obra del hispanista. Agradecemos a todos los colegas que colaboraron en este homenaje, porque en sus voces podemos descubrirlas huellas que Alatorre imprimió en nuestro imaginario. Escribo todo esto a fin de erigir, en las páginas de la NRFH, un monumento para el sabio de Autlán tras su partida; para él, que no ansiaba monumentos.
“Pronombres clíticos, dislocaciones y doblados en tres dialectos del español”
Authors: Belloro Valeria A.
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción: 3 de mayo de 2011.Fecha de aceptación: 22 de marzo de 2012. A partir de datos espontáneos de los dialectos de España, México y Argentina, analizados en su contexto discursivo, en este trabajo se argumenta que: 1) en relación con los pronombres clíticos, sus características y comportamiento exhiben una evidente y reveladora diversidad morfofonológica y morfosintáctica, tanto en función delclítico, que se analiza (dativo vs. acusativo), como del dialecto del que se toman los datos; 2) que al contrario de lo que se asume tradicionalmente,los doblados de objetos directos no pronominales también ocurren en los dialectos de España y México; 3) que hay cuatro tipos básicos de “doblado”, diferenciados por sus características formales y sus funciones comunicativas; 4) que la productividad de cada subtipo se relaciona con el grado de gramaticalización alcanzado por los pronombres clíticos en cada una de las variedades dialectales analizadasy, por último, 5) que el nivel de accesibilidad cognitiva que cadavariedad requiere del referente implicado en la construcción sirvec omo principio unificador que permite capturar el avance de estas construcciones en las distintas variedades.
“La Novela de la Revolución Mexicana: una propuesta de relectura”
Authors: Olea Franco Rafael
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción: 27 de marzo de 2011.Fecha de aceptación: 18 de septiembre de 2012. Este artículo discute el término “Novela de la Revolución Mexicana”, surgido en la década de 1920 y consolidado en 1960, con la publicación de la antología del mismo nombre, preparada por Castro Leal. Para entender ese término más como un concepto histórico que como un género literario, este ensayo examina diversos aspectos de la estructura y de la recepción de algunas obras de Azuela, Guzmán, Vasconcelos, Torri y Campobello. Al final, el autor propone la sustitución de ese término por uno más comprehensivo: “Narrativa de la Revolución Mexicana”, que incluiría tanto novelas como cuentos, así como textos autobiográficos y hasta corridos, todos relacionados directamente con el movimiento armado.
“Cuando tú eres yo: la inespecificidad referencial de tú como objetivación del discurso”
Authors: Serrano María José , Aijón Oliva Miguel Ángel
Published: July 2017

Fecha de recepción: 28 de abril de 2011.Fecha de aceptación: 18 de septiembre de 2012. La referencia genérica o inespecífica de la segunda persona del singular(tú) ha recibido atención en la tradición gramatical española.Cuando dicha persona se aleja de la deixis interlocutiva de segundapersona, estamos ante un recurso de objetivación en el discurso, queutilizan los hablantes para expresar contenidos proposicionales basadosen la esfera del yo, aportando un significado epistémico. Talrecurso se analiza en dos corpus de lengua española de distinta naturaleza(oral y escrito) y desde una perspectiva variacionista cognitiva,según la cual la prominencia y la informatividad de los referentes desegunda persona propician respectivamente la expresión y la omisiónde este pronombre, así como su distinta distribución textual.
Josefina García Fajardo, Semántica de la oración. Instrumentos para su análisis. El Colegio de México, México, 2009; 198 pp. (Estudios de Lingüística, 8).
Authors: Barriga Villanueva Rebeca
Published: July 2017

Se reseño el libro:Semántica de la oración. Instrumentos para su análisis.
Encarnación Sánchez García, Pablo Martín Asuero y Michele Bernardini (eds.), España y el Oriente islámico entre los siglos XV y XVI (Imperio Otomano, Persia y Asia central). Actas del Congreso Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”. Nápoles 30 de septiembre-2 de octubre de 2004 ). Editorial Isis, Estambul, 2007; 344 pp.
Authors: Weiner Jack
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:España y el Oriente islámico entre los siglos XV y XVI (Imperio Otomano, Persia y Asia Central). Actas de Congreso Università degli Studi di Napoli "L´Orientale", Nápoles 30 de septiembre-2 de octubre de 2004).
Encarnación Juárez Almendros, El cuerpo vestido y la construcción de la identidad en las narrativas autobiográficas del Siglo de Oro. Tamesis, Woodbridge, 2006.
Authors: Rodríguez Adriana
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:El cuerpo vestido y la construcción de la identidad en las narrativas autobiográficas del Siglo de Oro.
Francisco de Quevedo, La vida del Buscón. Edición, estudio y notas de Fernando Cabo Aseguinolaza. Real Academia Española, Madrid, s.a. [2011], xii + 465 pp.
Authors: Jauralde Pou Pablo
Published: July 2017

Se reseña el libro:La vida del Buscón. Edición, estudio y notas de Fernando Cabo Aseguinolaza.
Equalization and Standardization of Management of Education in Madrasah
Authors: Sumarto Sumarto
Published: July 2017

There are different views regarding the management of education. There are those who review management in terms of functions, objects, and institutions, and others who review management as a whole. Management is a series of activities that comprises planning, organizing, mobilization and supervision in achieving predetermined objectives, and aims to explore and utilize natural resources to achieve organizational goals. Based on this, management of education is interpreted as a series or activities such as planning, organizing, motivating, controlling, and developing all efforts to regulate and utilize human resources, facilities and infrastructure to achieve goals of education. To realize good management of education requires capable and talented leaders. In this paper, study is focused on equalization and standardization of management of education in Madrasah.
Análise dos sintomas e das alterações otológicas em pacientes com sintomatologia dolorosa na articulação temporomandibular
Authors: Sousa Francisca Laura Ferreira de , Façanha Rachel Costa
Published: July 2017

A disfunção temporomandibular (DTM) é um conjunto de sinais e sintomas, que prejudica as funções de articulação da fala, de mastigação, respiração, e muitas vezes encontra-se associada asintomatologia auditiva. Essa pesquisa teve como objetivo investigar a relação da dor na articulação temporomandibular com a presença de sintomas e alterações otológicas por meio de um estudo analítico, observacional do tipo transversal, em 25 pacientes com dor causada por processo inflamatório articular decorrente de disfunção temporomandibular, de ambos os sexos, maior de idade, atendidos na Clínica Escola de Fonoaudiologia da Universidade Ceuma. Dos 25 pacientes, 88% referiram pelo menos um sintoma otológico.O zumbido foi referido em 72% dos casos, a otalgiaem 56% e a sensação de plenitude auricular em 52%. Os achados deste estudo apontam alto percentual de sintomas otológicos em pacientes com sinais e sintomas de DTM, destacando-se a necessidade de estudos e pesquisas mais complexos e com uma amostra maior pra comprovar as específicas relações causa-efeito entre ambos. Palavras-chave: Articulação Temporomandibular; Perda auditiva; Dor.
Cronologia e mudança cultural na RDS Amanã (Amazonas)
Authors: Gomes Jaqueline
Published: July 2017

A tradição Borda Incisa envolve um debate intenso entre os pesquisadores por uma série de motivos, entre os quais podemos listar, a grande variabilidade estilística e morfológica das cerâmicas, sua ampla distribuição geográfica e sua associação aos contextos de terra preta. Na Amazônia Central, o período relacionado às ocupações dessa tradição é considerado de adensamento populacional e quando as mudanças nas paisagens são mais intensas, associadas aos falantes de línguas Arawak, que teriam desenvolvido um sistema regional multiétnico com circulação de cerâmicas e compartilhamento de uma mesma cosmologia baseada na ocupação de aldeias circulares.
Models With LKS Jurisprudential Inquiry-Based Multi Representation
Authors: Fivturia Julfa Salfini , Mahardika I Ketut , Supriadi Bambang
Published: July 2017

This study describes the learning by using the model with LKS jurisprudential inquiry-beside multi-representation. This study aims to determine the Jurisprudential inquiry learning model with LKS multi-representation the kinematics of rectilinear motion of matter in the high school. This research uses a descriptive method of qualitative research. The from data describing critical reviews written by experts from a documentation, interviews, proceedings or reference book and then the data is analysed as a clarification process and data grouping. The results showed that the jurisprudential inquiry learning model with LKS Multipresentasi on the material kinematics of rectilinear motion in high school can make learning more effective because students gain experience learned directly so that students understand the concept easily, it can improve learning outcomes and skills the ability of scientific process skill of the students.
Presentación
Authors: Alzate Patricia
Published: July 2017

En el panorama de la comunicación social que propone esta ediciónde Nexus, las regiones, las políticas culturales y de comunicación,los modos de producción en distintos formatos y las pedagogíasse entremezclan en experiencias de comunicación específicas quenos recuerdan la importancia de reformular las preguntas desde lascuales analizamos los diferentes fenómenos sociales.
Síndrome Metabólico en los trabajadores de la Universidad Península de Santa Elena - Ecuador.
Authors: De Monserrate Bertha Maggi , Moreano Hernán
Published: July 2017

El  Síndrome Metabólico es una patología que se caracteriza por  presentar en un mismo individuo obesidad central, hipertrigliceridemia, colesterol HDL bajo, hiperglicemia e hipertensión arterial. Representa un factor de riesgo que predispone a Diabetes Mellitus 2 y enfermedades cardiovasculares.  El objetivo general fue determinar la prevalencia de  Síndrome Metabólico en los trabajadores de la Universidad Península de Santa Elena, con una muestra de 161 individuos (61,50% hombres y 38,50% mujeres).   Basados en  los criterios de la Federación Internacional de Diabetes, el 36.02% de  trabajadores, con una edad media de  43,81 ±9,70,  presentó Síndrome Metabólico, mientras que de acuerdo a la American Panel Treatment III el 24, 22 %  de los trabajadores  con una edad media de   43,79±10,5, presentó este síndrome. Basados en los criterios de la Federación Internacional de Diabetes la obesidad abdominal prevaleció en un 78, 26% del total de los trabajadores con una  media de 96,34 ± 9,63 cm y de estos el 51,28% trabajan administrativamente. En el diagnóstico del síndrome  la Hipertrigliceridemia sobresalió con el 82,10%.El Síndrome Metabólico prevaleció en los trabajadores que desempeñan un rol netamente administrativo.