bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Adalékok Janus Pannonius De stella aestivo meridie visa című elégiájának értelmezéséhez
Authors: Simon Lajos Zoltán 
Published: November 2021

Mindmáig nem jutott nyugvópontra a kutatás azon kérdésben, hogy milyen égitest tűnik föl Janus Pannonius De stella aestivo meridie visa című elégiájában. Bollók János az égitestet az 1462 nyarán Kínában megﬁgyelt üstökössel azonosította. Álláspontját azonban kétkedés fogadta, s az elégiát elemző újabb tanulmányok a Venus bolygóval való azonosítás mellett foglalnak állást. Tanulmányunkban a kutatásban eleddig ﬁgyelmen kívül hagyott irodalmi párhuzamok vizsgálatával amellett érvelünk, hogy a leírás üstököst kíván ábrázolni. Megvizsgáljuk Tito Vespasiano Strozzi Borsias című eposzának hasonló tárgyú leírását, s kimutatjuk, hogy a kedvező hatású üstökösökről vallott asztrológiai fölfogása azonos volt Januséval. Ezt erősítik meg a Matteo Maria Boiardo eclogáiban föllelhető, Janustól származó kölcsönzések is. Úgyszintén ﬁgyelmen kívül hagyta a kutatás T. Calpurnius Siculus 1. eclogájának jótékony hatású üstökösét. A szövegszerű megfelelések vizsgálatával megkíséreljük igazolni, hogy ez az ecloga Janus elégiájának egyik fontos előképe volt, s hatása nemcsak az üstökös leírásában, hanem az elégia aranykori motívumokat megidéző fohászkodásában is kimutatható.So far there is no unanimity among researchers concerning the identiﬁcation of the celestial body appearing in Janus Pannonius’ elegy De stella aestivo meridie visa. János Bollók identiﬁed it with the comet observed in China in the summer of 1462. However, his view was not generally accepted, and recent studies on the elegy have argued for an identiﬁcation with the planet Venus. Based on the analysis of literary parallels so far left out of consideration, in our paper we claim that the description aimed to depict a comet. We examine the similar description found in Tito Vespasiano Strozzi’s epic poem Borsias and show that his astrological views on comets with a beneﬁcial inﬂuence were the same as that of Janus. This is further supported by the expressions taken over from Janus in the eclogues of Matteo Maria Boiardo. Researchers have also neglected the beneﬁcial comet in Eclogue I of T. Calpurnius Siculus. Based on the examination of textual parallels we aim to prove that this eclogue was an important model for the elegy of Janus – its inﬂuence can not only be detected in the description of the comet but also in the invocation in the elegy alluding to motives of the Golden Age.
A Semantic Scale Network analysis of the revised Mystical Experiences Questionnaire: A call for collaboration
Authors: Earleywine Mitch , Low Fiona , De Leo Joseph 
Published: November 2021

Abstract

Background and aims
Multiple laboratories have proposed measures of subjective effects of psychedelics as potential mediators of their therapeutic impact. Other work has identified individual differences that covary with subjective responses in informative ways. The range of potential measures of responses, traits, and outcomes is vast. Ideas for new measures are likely numerous. The field will progress efficiently if proposed new scales can add incremental validity. Semantic Scale Network analyses identify conceptual overlap among scales based on items (rather than participant ratings), which could help laboratories avoid putting effort into measures that are unlikely to account for unique variance. Semantic Scale Network analyses can also reveal links to constructs from disparate research literatures, potentially helping investigators generate novel hypotheses and explain connections among disparate findings. The results of Semantic Scale Network analyses have the potential to improve as more investigators enter their scales into the corpus.

Method
Example analyses using the revised Mystical Experiences Questionnaire (MEQ) underscore the uniqueness and discriminant validity of the MEQ subscales.

Results
Findings dovetail with published theorizing and suggest potentially novel links with different therapeutic effects. The MEQ total or subscales overlap with measures of awe, inspiration, regret, dissatisfaction, transcendence, depression, fatigue, and spirituality. Links with measures of stress, alexithymia, and gender identity suggest lines of further work.

Conclusions
This analytic approach might suggest unique applications for psychedelic-assisted treatments and provide perspectives on phenomena outside the field. As psychedelic researchers enter their scales to the corpus for Semantic Scale Network analyses, the field will benefit.
Adsorption and coagulation in wastewater treatment – Review
Authors: Sukmana Hadid , Bellahsen Naoufal , Pantoja Fernanda , Hodur Cecilia 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Wastewater issues became a complex challenge in the world. There are several methods in wastewater treatment, such as chemical, physical, biological, and the combination of each method. However, each process has advantages and disadvantages. The physicochemical methods are common methods used in wastewater treatment, such as adsorption and coagulation. Adsorption and coagulation are excellent methods to remove pollutants. The adsorption process is greatly influenced by pH, adsorbent dose, temperature, and contact time. Coagulant dose, settling time, and pH are the main factors in the coagulation process. Chemical material as an adsorbent and coagulant has been studied in previous research, but recently, to substitution chemical materials is a challenging subject. Natural substances are potential new materials in wastewater treatment and became popular due to their efficiency and environment friendly characteristics. This review investigated the role of adsorption and coagulation in wastewater treatment and the utilization of natural materials as adsorbents and coagulants.
Egy könyvészetileg ismeretlen debreceni református énekeskönyv 1610-ből
Authors: Szalai Béla 
Published: November 2021

2007-ben egy berlini antikvárius eladásra kínált egy régi magyar nyelvű könyvet, amely egy Franciaországban lévő magángyűjteménybe került. A könyv magyar tulajdonosa lehetővé tette, hogy a könyvről rövid ismertetést tegyek közzé.
Maga a mű, egy református egyházi és temetési énekgyűjtemény, nem ismeretlen. Első kiadását Újfalvi (Szilvási Újfalvi) Imre állította össze, és 1602-ben Debrecenben jelent meg1. A szakirodalom második kiadásnak tekinti a némileg bővített tartalommal 1616-ban szintén Debrecenben kiadott, immár Újfalvi nevének szerepeltetése nélküli művet.2 Ennek a két kiadásnak, akárcsak Újfalvi Imre működésének, bőséges irodalma van, sőt, az 1602. évi kiadás hasonmás kiadása is megjelent a Bibliotheca Hungarica Antiqua sorozatban.3 A most felbukkant, eddig könyvészetileg ismeretlen mű ezeknek az énekgyűjteményeknek köztes, 1610-ben megjelent kiadása.
Ischemia modified albumin levels in distinguishing NSTEMI patients from non-ischemic controls and correlation with disease severity
Authors: ÖZBIÇER Süleyman , KALKAN Gülhan	yüksel , URGUN Örsan Deniz , NEŞELİOĞLU Salim , EREL Özcan 
Published: November 2021

Purpose: The aim of this study was to investigate the diagnostic value of ischemia modified albumin (IMA) in early non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) patients diagnosed with high-sensitive cardiac troponin (hs-cTn)assays.
Materials and Methods: In the first three hours of symptom onset, one hundred sixty-two patients without cardiovascular disease history admitted to our hospital with NSTEMI were enrolled between March 2018 and August 2019. The patients' IMA levels were compared with IMA levels of randomly selected, age and the sex-matched control group comprised of 61 subjects with normal coronary angiography results.
Results: IMA levels of NSTEMI patients were higher than the control group. In receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis, a value equal or greater than 0.3855 ABSU has an 82% sensitivity and a 99.4% specificity for diagnosing NSTEMI (AUC: 0.962, 95% CI: 0.937 – 0.986,). In addition, ROC curve analysis revealed moderate predictive power for distinguishing three-vessel disease (cut-off value: 0.4290 ABSU, sensitivity 78.4% and specificity 56.3%, AUC: 0.696, 95% CI: 0.616 – 0.776,). IMA levels were positively correlated with Gensini scores of the patient group.
Conclusion: Ischemia-modified albumin, when used alone, was very useful in distinguishing NSTEMI from non-ischemic controls. Besides, IMA levels were positively correlated with CAD severity.
An age-related investigation of audio-vestibular symptoms in individuals with Covid-19 positive
Authors: ÇILDIR Bünyamin 
Published: November 2021

Purpose: The aim of this study was to determine the rate of audio-vestibular complaints by COVID-19 patients during the disease period and to evaluate the symptoms they encountered during the disease process in accordance with age and gender.
Materials and Methods: This study was conducted with a total of 1437 patients (738 M, 699 F) with a positive PCR test, aged 18–80 years, between 15 June 2020 and 10 February 2021. The patients were divided into five groups according to age. 1437 patients were questioned about their complaints on the second day of the disease, but only 656 of 1437 patients were questioned on the fourteenth day of the disease. Finally, 1437 patients were called again for the third time in the third month of the disease, but only 340 of these patients could be reached.
Results: Of the 1437 patients, 524 (36.5%) had more frequent audio-vestibular complaints than common complaints. During the 14-day disease period, dizziness or vertigo (3.4% to 19.4%), tinnitus (1.02% to 19.4%), pressure in the ears (1.1% to 5.6%), difficulty understanding speech in noise (0.13% to 26%), decreased sound tolerance (0.13% to 6.4%), speech difficulties (0.13% to 5%), and earache (1.4% to 7.8%) reportedly increased compared with the first day of the disease. Fifty-two (15.3%) of 340 patients reported that they lost their sense of taste, 90 (26.4%) lost their sense of smell, and 14 (4.11%) reported intermittent vertigo in the third month of COVID-19 infection.
Conclusion: Symptoms such as dizziness, tinnitus, hoarseness, swallowing difficulty, fever, and decreased sound tolerance can often be seen in the later days of COVID-19 disease.
2020 National Level Junior High School/Madrasah Library Competiton
Authors: Fathmi Fathmi , Wicaksono Arief 
Published: November 2021

Background of the study: The National Library of Indonesia organizes competition for high school/madrasah libraries in the form of the High School/Madrasah Library Competition. In 2020, online competitions were organized due to the Covid-19 pandemic conditions.
Purpose: The problem in this research is the point of view of the jury and the participants on the implementation of the High School/Madrasah Library Contest.
Method: The research was conducted using a descriptive qualitative approach. The results showed that the top three winners of the competition from 2017-2020 were high school/madrasah libraries from the Yogyakarta, Riau, Central Java, East Java and East Kalimantan regions.
Findings: The jury of the 2020 high school/madrasah library competition considered that the online competition was not good enough and the majority of the jury wanted the 2021 competition to be held offline. Meanwhile, the 2020 high school/madrasah library competition participants considered that the online competition was good and half of the participants wanted the 2021 competition to be held offline. However, the jury's opinion was in line with the participants that it should took longer time for the competition assessment process.
Conclusion: The online competition is a solution to the Covid-19 pandemic, but the judges feel that they are unable to see the data needed to give an participants feel they are unable to show the evidence needed
Factors Influence Development of Village Libraries
Authors: Erliyana Ella 
Published: November 2021

Background of the study: The village library is an interesting type of public library for research studies. The uniqueness of the village library lies in the role and function that is close to the life of the community in the village. The village library has a strategic role in developing human resources in the village.
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to describe the factors that influence the development of village libraries in the Sleman Regency. The purpose of the next research is to discuss the relationship between the factors that are the driving forces and inhibitors of libraries in managing village libraries.
Method: The approach method in this research uses descriptive qualitative. Descriptive qualitative research in which the researcher draws and extracts information from the phenomenon of village library development factors. The research location is in the village library in Sleman Regency. The informant selection technique uses snowball sampling as the main informant, which is then supplemented with proposive sampling.
Findings: The results found internal factors that influence the development of the village library organization, among others, support of human resources, the formation of organizational structure, commitment from various stakeholders, internal and external regulations, allocation of funding for routine libraries, the use of technology, collaboration and networks built together with government and non-government institutions, the ability to analyze the needs of the community and innovation in dealing with the challenges of the village library, the relationship between these factors can support the success of the administration and management of the village library.
Conclusion: Studies in village libraries in Sleman Regency show that there are village libraries that are capable of making changes (transformation), but there are also libraries that are not yet capable of transforming libraries.
Librarian Creativity to Improve Library Services and Librarian Performance
Authors: Adiatama Pindyana 
Published: November 2021

Background of the study: The college library is the heart of higher education. In the era of information technology today the needs and desires of the settlers vary and change. Librarians are required to be creative and have competence when managing libraries and serving the users. Librarians must develop better performance by paying attention to the quality of service to users.
Purpose: The research aims to determine creativity to improve the service and performance of the librarian.
Method: This research uses qualitative method.
Findings: The results of this research are the efforts of the librarian in increasing the creativity of the librarian's performance, which can be seen from the skills and abilities gained by the librarians through a formal education of the libraries D3, S1 and S2. In addition to increasing the knowledge and insight of librarians write scientific works. Librarians also participate in and hold training, workshops, socialization and book reviews.
Conclusion: The organizational environment encourages creativity such as awards given to librarians that can be seen in the performance and aspects of librarian behavior used to calculate incentives. In addition, the support of the leadership and the good team work also affects the creativity of the librarians.
Congratulations ! JACIII Best Paper and Young Researcher Awards 2021
Authors:   Editorial Office
Published: November 2021

We are pleased to announce that the JACIII Awards of 2021 have been decided by the JACIII editorial boards. This year, the award winning papers were severely and fairly selected among 362 papers published in JACIII Vols. 22 (2018) to 24 (2020) and there was no entries that deserved the Best Review Paper award. The award ceremony was held online in order to prevent spreading of COVID-19.

JACIII BEST PAPER AWARD 2021
Sotetsu Suzugamine, Takeru Aoki, Keiki Takadama, and Hiroyuki Sato
Self-Structured Cortical Learning Algorithm by Dynamically Adjusting Columns and Cells

JACIII Vol.24 No.2, pp. 185-198, 2020.

JACIII YOUNG RESEARCHER AWARD 2021 JACIII YOUNG RESEARCHER AWARD 2021
Xiaobo Liu Jinxin Chi
Emotion Recognition Based on Multi-Composition Deep Forest and Transferred Convolutional Neural Network Object-Oriented 3D Semantic Mapping Based on Instance Segmentation
By Xiaobo Liu, Xu Yin, Min Wang, Yaoming Cai, and Guang Qi By Jinxin Chi, Hao Wu, and Guohui Tian
JACIII Vol.23 No.5, pp. 883-890, 2019. JACIII Vol.23 No.4, pp. 695-704, 2019.
Mycobacterium abscessus Periprosthetic Hip Infection Complicated by Superimposed Polymicrobial Infection
Authors: Genovese Nicholas , Auld Thomas , Dever Lisa L. , Rossman Stephen R. 
Published: November 2021

Case:
A 79-year-old man developed Mycobacterium abscessus prosthetic joint infection (PJI) after hip hemiarthroplasty that was complicated by polymicrobial infection. He was ultimately treated with resection arthroplasty and chronic suppressive therapy. He has had no evidence of recurrent infection after 2 years of follow-up.

Conclusion:
As far as we know, this is the first reported case of M. abscessus hip PJI complicated by superimposed polymicrobial infection. This case demonstrates the challenge of treating M. abscessus infection, the need for a multidisciplinary approach with aggressive surgical intervention, and prolonged combination antimicrobial therapy for a successful outcome.
Pressure Relief and Permeability Enhancement with Carbon Dioxide Phase Transition Blasting: Fracture, Seepage, and Practice
Authors: Chen Zhongshun , Yuan Yong , Wang Wenmiao , Zhu Cheng , Qin Zhenghan , Yan Chenlong 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Coal seams are generally characterized by high pressure, low permeability, and strong adsorption in China. Moreover, carbon dioxide phase transition blasting (CDPTB) is an effective way to achieve pressure relief and permeability enhancement in high-gas pressure coal seams. Multiple fractures can be created in the coal body by CDPTB due to its characteristics of having a great impact stress and high energy efficiency. To determine the dual characteristics of coal fracturing and seepage after CDPTB, this paper developed a fluid solid coupling programme based on CDPTB cracking and permeability enhancement, which unifies the fracture and seepage of CDPTB. FLAC was used to determine the distribution characteristics of the stresses and fractures caused by CDPTB. The results showed fracture propagation from the initial fracture to multiple additional fractures or the main fractures over time. Then, the fractures were introduced into COMSOL software to simulate the characteristics of the gas flow field. The main fracture forms an effective channel for gas flow, which greatly reduces the gas pressure in coal. The successful application of CDPTB in the field induced the increase in the gas drainage effect by 10-20 times.
Eph and Ephrin Variants in Malaysian Neural Tube Defect Families
Authors: Mohd-Zin Siti Waheeda , Tan Amelia Cheng Wei , Atroosh Wahib Mohammed Mohsen , Thong Meow-Keong , Azizi Abu Bakar , DE Greene Nicholas , Abdul-Aziz Noraishah Mydin 
Published: November 2021

Abstract

Neural tube defects (NTDs) are among the most common of birth defects. Despite the many gene candidates identified in certain population; none have thus far been regarded as compelling enough as a candidate for different populations. As candidate genes for NTDs, this study focussed on Ephs and ephrins owing to growing evidence for the role of this gene family during neural tube closure in mouse models. Eph and ephrin genes were analysed in 31 Malaysian individuals comprising 7 individuals with sporadic spina bifida, 14 parents and siblings and 10 unrelated controls. Whole exome sequencing analysis was performed to identify variants in 22 known EphAs, EphBs, ephrinAs and ephrinBs genes. All candidate variants in Eph-ephrin genes were subjected to bioinformatics analysis to determine possible pathogenicity. We reported 3 out of 7 spina bifida probands and 3 out of 13 parents and 1 twin-sibling, carried a variant in either EPHA2 (rs147977279), EPHB6 (rs780569137) or EFNB1 (rs772228172). Analysis of public databases like 1000 Genome phase 3, GnomAD, ExAC, ESP, TOPMED and SGVP shows that these variants are rare, and they were not present in any of the unrelated controls. In exome datasets of the probands and parent of the probands with Eph and ephrin variants, the genotypes of spina bifida-related genes were compared to investigate the probability of the gene-gene interaction in relation to environmental risk factors. In summary, we report the presence of Eph and ephrin gene variants that are prevalent in a small cohort of spina bifida patients in Malaysian families.
Interlimb Coordination of Rhythm and Beat Performance
Authors: Hagner Signe , Møller Cecilie , Vuust Peter 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Interlimb coordination is critical to the successful performance of simple activities in everyday life and it depends on precisely timed perception-action coupling. This is particularly true in music-making, where performers often use body-movements to keep the beat while playing more complex rhythmic patterns. In the current study, we used a musical rhythmic paradigm of simultaneous rhythm/beat performance to examine how interlimb coordination between voice, hands and feet is influenced by the inherent hierarchical relationship between rhythm and beat. Sixty right-handed participants—musicians, amateur-musicians and non-musicians—performed three short rhythmic patterns while keeping the underlying beat, using 12 different combinations of voice, hands and feet. Results revealed a bodily hierarchy with five levels 1) left foot, 2) right foot, 3) left hand, 4) right hand, 5) voice, implying a more precise task execution when the rhythm was performed with a limb occupying a higher level in the hierarchy than the limb keeping the beat. The notion of a bodily hierarchy implies that the role assigned to the different limbs is key to successful interlimb coordination: the performance level of a specific limb combination differs considerably, depending on which limb holds the supporting role of the beat and which limb holds the conducting role of the rhythm. Although performance generally increased with expertise, the evidence of the hierarchy was consistent in all three expertise groups. The effects of expertise further highlight how perception influences action: Embracing a predictive coding view, we discuss the possibility that musicians’ more robust metrical prediction models make it easier for musicians to attenuate prediction errors than non-musicians. Overall, the study suggests a comprehensive bodily hierarchy, showing how interlimb coordination is influenced by hierarchical principles in both perception and action.
Simulating Impact of Technical Efficiency of Livestock Production On Women’s Empowerment in Feed The Future Zone of Bangladesh
Authors: Sarma Paresh Kumar 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
This study explores the impact of technical efficiency (TE) on women empowerment in livestock index (WELI) in feed the future zone of Bangladesh. Considering the livestock farming households a total of 906 data (out of 2064) were extracted from the national representative data set of the Bangladesh integrated household survey (BIHS) in 2018. The descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, Alkire Forster methodology, stochastic frontier model, and ordered probit regression modeling were applied for achieving the objective. The results found that the overall WELI score was 0.735 where about 26.65% (WELI score ≥0.80) of women were empowered. The TE score was 0.941 and 0.942 for male and 0.940 for female and male-headed households, respectively. The research revealed found that a positively significant (P<0.05) relationship between TE and WELI. Moreover, higher levels of TE are associated to reduce with the gender disparities. The researchers suggest that encouraging women to participate in livestock production is a good idea; as a result, women's empowerment has a lot of potentials to boost livestock productivity. Hence, our findings provide important evidence showing the positive impact of technical efficiency on women’s empowerment and gender parity within the livestock farming household and may higher level associatively with SDGs.