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Hedge Accounting
Authors: Turra Francisco José , Santos Neusa M. B. F. 
Published: December 2021

A divulgação do hedge accounting (HA) encontra-se entre as temáticas que, devido sua relevância, tem chamado a atenção de pesquisadores em controladoria. O objetivo deste estudo foi verificar a relação entre as características específicas e o nível de evidenciação do HA em empresas abertas brasileiras. Visando atingir o objetivo de pesquisa, foi realizado um estudo descritivo e quantitativo, com dados colhidos das DFP das empresas abertas brasileiras no site da CVM para se calcular o nível de evidenciação do HA. Utilizou-se do método estatístico de regressão múltipla para verificar a relação entre variáveis dependentes (14 no total) com o nível de evidenciação do HA. Conclui-se apenas influência significativa da variável Auditoria Big Four com o nível de evidenciação do HA, corroborando assim com resultados de estudos anteriores. As demais características não foram estatisticamente significativas, o que não permite fazer inferências acerca da relação entre tais variáveis e o nível de evidenciação do HA.
Fertilización con zinc, cobre y cloro en el cultivo de trigo en el sudeste bonaerense
Authors: Crespo Cecilia , Barbieri Pablo , Cuervo Matías , Rodriguez María Pía 
Published: December 2021

La fertilización con nitrógeno (N), fósforo (P) y azufre (S) es una práctica frecuente en la producción de trigo (Triticum aestivum L.), sin embargo, micronutrientes como zinc (Zn), cobre (Cu) y cloro (Cl) pueden ser deficientes en el suelo y limitar las funciones metabólicas de las plantas en sistemas productivos extensivos. El objetivo de este trabajo fue explorar la respuesta a la fertilización con Zn, Cu y Cl sobre la acumulación de materia seca (MS) y N, el rendimiento en grano y el contenido de proteína en el cultivo de trigo. La experiencia se llevó a cabo en la Estación Experimental Agropecuaria del INTA Balcarce en dos campañas. Se utilizó un diseño en bloques completos aleatorizados y los tratamientos evaluados fueron la fertilización con: i) NPS, ii) NPS+Zn+Cu, y iii) NPS+Zn+Cu+Cl. Los rendimientos del cultivo de trigo no se incrementaron significativamente por efecto de la fertilización con micronutrientes en dos años con condiciones meteorológicas contrastantes (promediando 4372 kg ha-1 para el año 1 y 7441 kg ha-1 para el año 2). En ambos años, la aplicación de micronutrientes no afectó significativamente (p>0,05) el índice de verdor, la materia seca y el N acumulado durante diferentes estadios del ciclo de crecimiento del cultivo ni el contenido de proteína de los granos. Se concluye que la fertilización con Zn, Cu y Cl no afectó diferencialmente ninguno de los parámetros evaluados en el cultivo de trigo. Estos resultados serían consecuencia de que la disponibilidad de estos micronutrientes en suelo se encontró por encima de los umbrales reportados, lo que pudo haber disminuido la probabilidad de respuesta.
The value of single-photon emission computed tomography combined with computed tomography imaging in ¹²³I-Metaiodobenzylguanidine scintigraphy in children with neuroblastoma
Authors: Kireeva E. D. , Kailash . , Shamanskaya T. V. , Yadgarov M. Ya. , Kachanov D. Yu. , Likar Yu. N. 
Published: December 2021

The value of single-photon emission computed tomography combined with computed tomography imaging in ¹²³I-Metaiodobenzylguanidine scintigraphy in children with neuroblastomaWhole body scintigraphy with ¹²³I-Metaiodobenzylguanidine (¹²³I-MIBG) is an important imaging modality for evaluation of patients with neuroblastoma (NB). As the intrinsic nuclear scintigraphic characteristics, the assessment of conventional planar ¹²³I-MIBG images presents some difficulties. The limited resolution of planar images can induce false-negative results for small lesions, whereas the presence of physiologic MIBG uptake is not always easily differentiable from pathologic uptake and can induce false-positive results. Single-photon emission computed tomography combined with computed tomography (SPECT/ CT) hybrid imaging technique, allowing the direct fusion of morphologic and functional information, has been suggested to be more accurate. However, SPECT/CT imaging renders slightly more radiation to patients from CT portion of the study and is time consuming. The aim of our study was to investigate how much SPECT/CT can have additional diagnostic value over planar imaging in NB patients at initial staging. The study was approved by the Independent Ethics Committee and the Scientific Council of the D. Rogachev NMRCPHOI. A total of 251 SPECT/CT scans following by planar ¹²³I-MIBG imaging scans performed in 251 patients with NB were retrospectively analyzed. In 72.1% of the studies, the whole-body planar images and SPECT/CT images showed the same result. In 27.9% of studies, however, SPECT/CT images provided additional very important information. In our study, the diagnosis reached by planar imaging was revised or specified by SPECT/CT in 70 of the 251 patients and was clinically significant.
Support design of main retracement passage in fully mechanised coal mining face based on numerical simulation
Authors: Li Yalong , Almalki Mohanad Ahmed , Li Cheng 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
For the comprehensive mechanised coal mining technology, the support design of the main withdrawal passage in the working face is an important link to achieve high yield and efficiency. Due to the impact of mining, the roof movement of the withdrawal passage is obvious, the displacement of the coal body will increase significantly, and it is easy to cause roof caving and serious lamination problems, and even lead to collapse accidents, which will affect the normal production of the mine. In this paper, the mining pressure development law of the main withdrawal passage support under the influence of dynamic pressure is designed, the most favourable roof failure form of the withdrawal passage is determined, and the action mechanism and applicable conditions of different mining pressure control measures are studied. The pressure appearance and stress distribution in the final mining stage of fully mechanised coal face are studied by numerical simulation. The deformation and failure characteristics and control measures of roof overburden in the last mining stage of fully mechanised coal face are analysed theoretically. Due to the fact that periodic pressure should be avoided as far as possible after the full-mechanised mining face is connected with the retracement passage, some auxiliary measures such as mining height control and forced roof blasting are put forward on this basis. The relative parameters of the main supporting forms are calculated. The main retracement of a fully mechanised working face in a coal mine channel is put forward to spread the surrounding rock grouting reinforcement, reinforcing roof, and help support and improve the bolt anchoring force, the main design retracement retracement channels in the channel near the return air along the trough for supporting reinforcing surrounding rock control optimisation measures, such as through the numerical simulation analysis, the optimisation measures for coal mine fully mechanised working face of surrounding rock is feasible. Numerical simulation results also show that the surrounding rock control of fully mechanised working face of coal mine design improvements, its main retreat channel under the roof subsidence, cribbing shrank significantly lower, and closer, to better control the deformation of surrounding rock, achieved significant effect, to ensure the safety of coal mine main retracement channel of fully mechanised working face support.
A Quality Assessment Directory for Evaluating Multi-functional Public Spaces
Authors: Ferwati M. Salim , Keyvanfar Ali , Shafaghat Arezou , Ferwati Omar 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
Public spaces facilitate opportunities for social interaction and promote social life. The social-spatial complexity of public spaces can be explored through the relationship between built forms and users’ daily social activities. The contemporary needs of users have retrofitted or replaced the controversial public spaces such as streets, depriving the prime function of sustaining and facilitating social life. Thus, any factors influencing users’ social/public life impact the quality of public spaces. Also, contextualization and definition of public spaces necessitate an evaluation of their quality. The lack of a quality assessment directory (QAD) for evaluating multi-functional public spaces motivated us to address it. To achieve the aim, this research has conducted a systematic literature review applying the content analysis to explore the principles and indicators influencing and enhancing social interactions in multi-functional public space design and then performed a normalization analysis to measure the weight of each indicator. The QAD constitutes five criteria (C1 – Inclusiveness, C2 – Desirable activities, C3 – Comfort, C4 – Safety, C5 – Pleasurability), and forty-two (42) embedded sub-criteria. The research found that Inclusiveness (Wn
C1 = 4.38) and Pleasurability (Wn
C2 = 3.88) have received the highest weights. Also, the research found that the sub-criteria ‘Physical/visual connection or openness to adjacent spaces’ (Wn
Sc.4.1 = 1.00), ‘Users of diverse ages’ and ‘Community gathering third places’ (Wn = 0.750) have received the highest weights. Using such a QAD, urban professionals can quantify the effectiveness and efficiency of public spaces’ environmental and physical qualities in promoting social interactions and sociability.
Gendered Norms and Family Roles in the Narratives of Hungarian Elite Members and Their Partners
Authors: Csurgó Bernadett , Kristóf Luca 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
Our paper contributes to studies on the enduring underrepresentation of women in elite positions through the analysis of elite members’ and their partners’ narratives on career and partnership. Using a dataset of 34 individual interviews (17 couples) among Hungary’s political, economic, and cultural elite, we explore how narrators project themselves in the context of their marital relationships and family roles. We identify three pairs of narratives during our analysis. Narratives show the positions from where narrators discuss the theme of career and partnership as elite member/partner, power couple/non-power couple, and male/female. Our findings show that narrative positioning is significantly gendered, and it is strongly connected to the traditional gendered role system. Having an elite position or pursuing a career calls for explanation only from women. In the meantime, a non-power couple position calls for explanation from men, which suggests the increasing presence of the norm of equality in the Hungarian elite.
Ifempower “Interactive and Mentorship-Based FEMale EmPOWERment in the Field of Entrepreneurship”: Background and the Way Forward
Authors: Zsár Virág 
Published: December 2021

AbstractAlthough gender gap in the field of entrepreneurship is slowly decreasing globally and there is a consensus about the vital role of female entrepreneurs in the economy, the ratio of female entrepreneurs remains still below that of the male. Empirical research conducted by HETFA Research Institute reveals important findings regarding the situation, challenges, and strategies of female entrepreneurs. Among others, there are some particular themes and features which are more apparent in the case of female entrepreneurs than in that of men such as the lack of self-confidence, lower level of motivation, lack of a supporting environment, lower level of self-assessment as well as greater frequency of solo entrepreneurship, and working part time. As for starting and maintaining a business, entrepreneurship-related skills, knowledge, and mindset, opportunities for networking, support from peers as well as supportive environment are among the highly esteemed factors by female entrepreneurs already in business.This is what the projectifempoweraimed to address by not only developing a university curriculum and innovative teaching material but backing them with a mentorship programme and an intensive training programme.ifempowerwas built on a complex approach with special emphasis given to the development of soft and hard skills, entrepreneurial mindset, networking skills, and supporting female students as potential entrepreneurs in meeting their aims. By piloting the activities in partner countries and then incorporating the lessons learnt into the project outputs, the project placed significant focus on ensuring their uptake by other entities in the higher education sector and beyond.
Liquid Narrative of European Cultural Identity in the Time of Uncertainty (2008–2020)
Authors: Bocullo Donata 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
As Leonidas Donskis (2016: 9) once wrote, “Europe has been saved many times by its narrative powers”. In this time of uncertainty and disasters, our public narratives are filled with gossips, conspiracies, intolerance, and hate speech that strengthen divisions in society. During pandemic lockdowns, when physical closeness is exchanged with social interactions online and when global identities and culture are uploaded on digital platforms, we ask: what does it mean to be European in a time of uncertainty and what binds our collective identities and helps us to overcome our fears and anxieties? Considering the past and present (2008–2020) global and European economic, political, healthcare, and cultural as well as personal crises, this auto-ethnographic essay raises these questions: How can personal narratives help to strengthen European cultural identity in these times of uncertainty? Do personal narratives weaken collective identities? By using an auto-ethnographic approach, this paper is an attempt to determine whether a holistic research approach can be used in the analysis of “liquid” European cultural identity and personal narratives. Therefore, this paper is not just for finding the right answers or right stories but is meant to act rather as a stepping stone for further discussion on how to communicate European cultural identity and how to raise self-identification, cultural solidarity, and unity during these times of uncertainty.
Scripts in Rural Élites’ Attitude as Narrative Barriers in the Hungarian–Roma Interethnic Relations in Szeklerland (Romania)
Authors: Biró A. Zoltán , Sárosi-Blága Ágnes 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
Relying on an interview-based research conducted in Romania’s Szeklerland area, in settlements with a significant Roma population where the majority of the inhabitants are of Hungarian ethnicity, the present study investigates the non-Roma rural élites’ attitude towards the local Roma population. The regional relevance of the topic is indicated by the fact that the importance of the Roma population’s social integration is present in social publicity, while at the same time the three decades following the 1989 socio-political turn in Romania witnessed only a few attempts at the planning and launching of programmes aimed at the Roma population’s social integration. In the course of the past three decades, the regional institutions and élites have repeatedly shuffled off the professional thematization and practical addressing of this issue, whereas in principle they emphasized the importance of social integration. This study aims to explore some of the components making up the background of the above-outlined ambivalent attitude. With the script analysis method, we intend to look into what scripts rural elite actors adopt in building the narratives on the Hungarian–Roma attitude and what role this narrative creation has in the case of the élite belonging to the Hungarian ethnic majority.
Comfort-Related Properies of Cotton Seersucker Fabrics
Authors: Matusiak Malgorzata 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
This work concerns the comfort-related properties of seersucker woven fabrics made of cotton. Seersucker woven fabrics are characterized by alternating puckered and flat strips in the warp direction. Some researchers consider that due to this structure seersucker fabrics are characterized by very good comfort-related properties. In this work seersucker fabrics with differing repeats of the seersucker effect and different weft yarns were investigated in intense heat and high moisture transfer. Results showed that the structural factors significantly influence the comfort-related properties of the investigated cotton fabrics.
Sparse coded spatial pyramid matching and multi-kernel integrated SVM for non-linear scene classification
Authors: Gajjar Bhavinkumar , Mewada Hiren , Patani Ashwin 
Published: December 2021

AbstractSupport vector machine (SVM) techniques and deep learning have been prevalent in object classification for many years. However, deep learning is computation-intensive and can require a long training time. SVM is significantly faster than Convolution Neural Network (CNN). However, the SVM has limited its applications in the mid-size dataset as it requires proper tuning. Recently the parameterization of multiple kernels has shown greater flexibility in the characterization of the dataset. Therefore, this paper proposes a sparse coded multi-scale approach to reduce training complexity and tuning of SVM using a non-linear fusion of kernels for large class natural scene classification. The optimum features are obtained by parameterizing the dictionary, Scale Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT) parameters, and fusion of multiple kernels. Experiments were conducted on a large dataset to examine the multi-kernel space capability to find distinct features for better classification. The proposed approach founds to be promising than the linear multi-kernel SVM approaches achieving 91.12 % maximum accuracy.
Fingerprinting/indoor positioning using complex planar splines
Authors: Strelkovskaya Irina , Solovskaya Irina , Strelkovska Juliya 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
The rapid development of various LBS-based applications and services that operate on the basis of the user’s current location, both global GPS and local LBS, today require the development of new and improved methods. This concerns, first of all, methods for determining the local location of LPS users in premises, if there is a high concentration of users and the presence of difficulties in the propagation of radio signals. the use of local methods of location determination based on the fingerprinting method is considered. It is shown that to improve the user positioning accuracy, it is expedient to use a combination of several methods. to determine the local location of the user, a method based on the finite element method and linear complex planar splines is proposed. the construction of linear complex planar splines is considered, their coefficients are found. finding the error in determining the coordinates of the user’s UE location is shown. The use of the proposed method will improve the accuracy of determining the coordinates of the user’s location and will ensure the provision of LBS services and applications to users in the premises under various conditions of their provision.
Determination of magnetic field intensity on open sample
Authors: Hilko Karol , Jančárik Vladimír , Kafka Filip 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
The work is focused on the refinement of the determination of the magnetic field intensity in a Charpy-shaped steel sample. When measuring on an open sample, the intensity of the magnetic field cannot be determined directly from the current by the magnetizing winding. The distribution of the magnetic field around the sample was determined by numerical simulation, the dependence of its intensity on the distance from the sample surface is fitted with sufficient accuracy by a polynomial of the 3rd degree. A system of sensors sensing the distribution of the field at selected points above the sample was designed; by extrapolation using said fitting function, the intensity of the magnetic field on the surface of the examined sample is determined.
To Explain Tradition
Authors: Oring Elliott 
Published: December 2021

Abstract

Tradition has been claimed to be a keyword in the folklore lexicon. Yet the word has not proved central to the thinking of many folklorists. More often, the term is simply used to mark territory. By characterizing certain songs, tales, dances, or customs as traditions, such expressions and behaviors are declared to be part of the discipline’s proper subject. But the term is usually theoretically empty. It is rarely defined, and it raises no critical questions. In this essay, tradition is defined, the critical questions evoked by this definition are specified, and some of the ways that folklorists might go about answering these questions are delineated.
Ancient Wisdom, Stigmatised Knowledge, and Sacred Landscapes: Ontologies and Epistemologies of New Age Culture in Post-Soviet Russia
Authors: Panchenko Alexander 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
The four articles in this section deal with anthropological study of New Age beliefs and practices in post-Soviet Russia. They are in part the result of a joint German–Russian research project titled New Religious Cultures in Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia: Ideology, Social Networks, Discourses, supported by the German Research Foundation and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research. In this introductory paper I will briefly discuss the principal outcomes of this research as well as general analytical issues related to the field of New Age studies both in global and local (post-Soviet) contexts.
Ossetian Ritual Feasts and Transpersonal Experience: Re-Description of a Religion as a Religious Practice
Authors: Shtyrkov Sergei 
Published: December 2021

Abstract
The protest of the North Ossetian nativist religious movement against discourses of dominant institutions in the public sphere involves as its necessary component ‘re-description’ of religion in general and ‘re-constructed’ religious systems in particular. Usually, this means revealing allegedly forgotten ancient meanings of indigenous customs, rituals and folklore texts through the use of various concepts taken from esotericism and/or practical psychology. The language for this re-description is provided by conceptual apparatus developed by New Age movements. Of particular interest in this respect is the language of ‘new science’, ‘alternative history’, ‘transpersonal psychology’, etc., employed as a tool for criticising the established system of Christian-centric understanding of what religion is and what its social functions are.