bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Entre la comedia migratoria y el cine de casting: Géneros y simulaciones en Latiner de Inés Gowland
Authors: Baquero-Pecino Álvaro 
Published: May 2021

Abstract
A partir de las nociones de performatividad de Judith Butler y de simulacro de Jean Baudrillard, en este artículo se analiza la interrelación entre género cinematográfico y la construcción de la identidad de género en el cortometraje Latiner de Inés Gowland (2015). Con ello, se estudia la superposición de géneros cinematográficos junto con el modo de articular la alteridad de un sujeto migrante latinoamericano mujer y su proceso de asimilación cultural y nivel de agencia. Se problematizan, asimismo, mecanismos como la apropiación cultural y la autotropicalización en el contexto del cine de temática migratoria hispana y/o latina en Estados Unidos.
Foraminifera biostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental studies of well-x, eastern Niger delta
Authors: Ibukunoluwa Adeola Samuel , Adewole Adeola John , Abiola Dairo Victoria 
Published: May 2021

Ditch cutting samples from Well-X drilled in the Eastern part of the Niger delta were subjected to biostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental studies using micropaleontological analysis to identify the foraminifera present in the sections penetrated by the well.A total of 50 (fifty) foraminifera species made up of benthonic and planktic spp were recovered from the sections. The marker species identified are Globorotalia acostaensis, Globorotalia mernadii cultrate, Neogloboquadrina dutertrei, Globorotalia plesiotumida, Globorotalia obesa, Globorotalia nepenthes, Sphaeroidinella subdehiscens, Neogloboquadrina dutertrei, Globigerinoides sudquadratus.The four (4) biozones identified are N16 (Late Miocene 9.5Ma - 10.9Ma), N15-N14, N13-N12 and N12-N11 (Middle Miocene with corresponding ages 10.9Ma -11.8Ma, 11.8Ma-12.2Ma and 12.2Ma respectively).Using the encountered benthonic foraminiferal species, the paleoecology was determined; and it was revealed that the paleoenvironment of the section ranges from Inner Neritic to Outer Neritic Environment. Also, the lithological analysis revealed an intercalation of Shale, Mudstone and Sand which indicates various paleoecological episodes that led to their deposition.The age of the well was inferred from the bioevents of the marker species to be Middle Miocene to Late Miocene with the sparse occurrence of the Calcareous Benthic and the Plankonic species suggesting a shallow marine environment.Â Â Â
PENGARUH ETHICAL HACKING BAGI KEAMANAN DATA PERUSAHAAN
Authors: Kelrey Ahmad Ridha , Muzaki Aan 
Published: May 2021

Melindungi aset digital merupakan perhatian yang penting bagi perusahaan, karena serangan siber memengaruhi kinerja bisnis dan reputasi sebuah perusahaan. Tiga konsep dasar keamanan yang penting untuk informasi di internet adalah kerahasiaan (confidentiality), integritas (integrity), dan ketersediaan (availability). Konsep yang berkaitan dengan orang-orang yang menggunakan informasi itu adalah authentication, authorization, dan nonrepudiation. Keamanan informasi menjadi suatu hal yang mahal pada saat ini, sehingga ethical hacking diperlukan untuk menjamin sebuah sistem informasi perusahaan tersebut cukup handal. Dengan begitu dapat menjaga reputasi perusahaan tersebuat di mata pelangannya.
ANALISA DAN SIMULASI KEAMANAN JARINGAN UBUNTU SERVER DENGAN PORT KNOCKING, HONEYPOT, IPTABLES, ICMP
Authors: Iqbal Muhammad , Arini Arini - , Suseno Hendra Bayu 
Published: May 2021

Keamanan jaringan komputer sangatlah penting untuk menjaga kerahasiaan data dan informasi yang terdapat pada server. Data dan informasi ini hanya ditujukan untuk administrator dan user yang berhak mengakses saja melalui port layanan. Membiarkan port penting terbuka adalah kesalahan fatal yang dapat mengakibatkan serangan terhadap server, umumnya teknik yang sering dilakukan adalah scan port dan bruteforce. Hal lain untuk melindungi server dengan firewall adalah salah satu metode yang dapat diterapkan pula, namun penggunaan firewall tidak efektif dikarenakan akan memblok semua layanan tanpa memperdulikan siapapun termasuk administrator. Untuk tujuan tersebut maka penelitian ini dilakukan, dengan menggunakan metode port knocking yang di kembangkan dengan metode lainnya yaitu mengkombinasikan dengan Honeypot, IPtables dan ICMP. IPtables sendiri menggantikan peran dari firewall, untuk menentukan aturan port mana yang akan di filter, sehingga setiap paket yang masuk pada filtered port akan di-refused. Port knocking berfungsi untuk menentukan ketukan rahasia terhadap port layanan server. Honeypot untuk mengalihkan server port pada port tiruan dan sengaja terbuka agar kita tahu apa saja upaya yang dilakukan untuk memasuki server, dan ICMP berfungsi sebagai ping request dari client terhadap server.
Implementation Improvement Analysis of M-Library Application and Related Business Processes at XYZ University
Authors: Khoiriyah Rizqiyatul , Handayani Devi , Bhimadi Tungga 
Published: May 2021

XYZ University library provides offline and online book loan services. The library's online service uses the m-library application. This study aims to see the implementation of the m-library application and see the extent of the evaluation of the application. The m-library application is used for the process of borrowing books, viewing catalogs, and reading book online. The method used in this research is qualitative descriptive through interviewing interviewees and observing applications. The results of this study are that there are several benefits and weaknesses to the m-library application. From these shortcomings, it can be recommended to increase the implementation of the m-library application, namely the need for application development towards menu flexibility and application services, ease of online membership registration process, compatibility of online and offline book catalogs and more effective use of application features according to the University library business process. This application also requires broader socialization to the university academic community so that its use is more optimum.
The Effectiveness of Clarke Wright and Sequential Insertion Algorithm in Distribution Routing Aqua
Authors: Hariati Ayu , Prasetya Nurul Huda , Cipta Hendra 
Published: May 2021

With the Multiple Trips condition, the results obtained for the optimal distance route that starts and stops at PT. Tirta Investama Medan with Clarke Wright Algorithm at t = 1 is 22 km and at t = t + 1 is 15.2 km. While the optimal travel distance route with the Sequential Insertion Algorithm at t = 1 is 15.05 km, and at t = t + 1 is 22.9 km. Clarke Wright Algorithm looks for an optimal solution to get the best route, while Sequential Insertion Algorithm has an excess in the election of a customer by considering customer position with available insertion track location until all customer have been assigned. The Clarke Wright Algorithm obtained a total distance of 37.2 km. In comparison, the Sequential Insertion Algorithm solution obtained a total distance of 37.95 km. It can be concluded that the route formed using the Clarke Wright Algorithm in this case is more effective than using the Sequential Insertion Algorithm.
Electromyographical Differences Between the Hyperextension and Reverse-Hyperextension
Authors: Cuthbert Matthew , Ripley Nicholas J. , Suchomel Timothy J. , Alejo Robert , McMahon John J. , Comfort Paul 
Published: May 2021

Abstract
Cuthbert, M, Ripley, NJ, Suchomel, TJ, Alejo, R, McMahon, JJ, and Comfort, P. Electromyographical differences between the hyperextension and reverse-hyperextension. J Strength Cond Res 35(6): 1477–1483, 2021—The aims of this study were to compare muscle activation of the erector spinae (ES), gluteus maximus (GMax), and biceps femoris (BF) during the hyperextension (HE) and reverse-HE (RHE) exercises. Ten subjects (age, 23 ± 4 years; height, 175.9 ± 6.9 cm; mass, 75.2 ± 9.7 kg) had electromyography (EMG) electrodes placed on the ES, GMax, and BF muscles in accordance with SENIAM (Surface EMG for Non-Invasive Assessment of Muscles) guidelines. Subjects performed 3 maximum voluntary isometric contraction trials of lumbar extension and hip extension using a handheld and isokinetic dynamometer, respectively, to normalize the EMG during the HE and RHE exercises. Three repetitions of each exercise were executed in a randomized order. High reliability (intraclass correlation coefficient ≥0.925) was observed with low variability (coefficient of variation [CV] < 10%) in all but the GMax during the extension phase of the HE (CV = 10.64%). During the extension and flexion phases, the RHE exhibited significantly greater (p ≤ 0.024; 34.1–70.7% difference) peak EMG compared with the HE in all muscles tested. Similarly, the RHE resulted in significantly greater mean EMG compared with the HE (p ≤ 0.036; 28.2–65.0% difference) in all muscles except the BF during the flexion phase (p = 9.960). Therefore, the RHE could be considered as a higher-intensity exercise for the posterior chain muscles compared with the HE, potentially eliciting greater increases in strength of the posterior chain muscles.
Measures of Physical Fitness Improve Prediction of Kayak and Canoe Sprint Performance in Young Kayakers and Canoeists
Authors: Gäbler Martijn , Prieske Olaf , Elferink-Gemser Marije T. , Hortobágyi Tibor , Warnke Torsten , Granacher Urs 
Published: May 2021

Abstract
Gäbler, M, Prieske, O, Elferink-Gemser, MT, Hortobágyi, T, Warnke, T, and Granacher, U. Measures of physical fitness improve prediction of kayak and canoe sprint performance in young kayakers and canoeists. J Strength Cond Res 37(6): 1264–1270, 2023—Markers of talent selection and predictors of performance in canoe and kayak sprint are not yet well defined. We aimed to determine the combination of variables (i.e., demographic, anthropometric, and physical fitness) that most accurately predicts sprint performance (i.e., 500- and 2000-m race time) in semielite, young kayakers and canoeists (n = 39, age 13 year, 10F). The level of significance was set at p < 0.05. Linear regression analyses identified boat type (i.e., kayak or canoe), skeletal muscle mass, and average power during a 2-minute bench pull test, normalized to body mass, as predictors of 2000-m race time (R2
2000 m = 0.69, Akaike information criterion [AIC] = 425) and together with vertical jump height, as predictors of 500-m race time (R2
500 m = 0.87, AIC = 255). This was an improvement over models containing solely demographic variables (R2
500 m = 0.66, AIC = 293; R2
2000 m = 0.44, AIC = 446) and over models containing demographic and anthropometric variables (R2
500m = 0.79, AIC = 277; R2
2000 m = 0.56, AIC = 437). Race time showed the strongest semipartial correlations with the 2-minute bench pull test (0.7 ≤ r ≤ 0.9). Adding physical fitness data (i.e., 2-minute bench pull test) to demographic and anthropometric data improves the prediction accuracy of race times in young kayak and canoe athletes. The characteristics of physical fitness tests should resemble as much as possible the biomechanical (e.g., prime movers) and metabolic (e.g., duration) demands of the sport.
Behavioral and Neural Variability of Naturalistic Arm Movements
Authors: Peterson Steven M. , Singh Satpreet H. , Wang Nancy X. R. , Rao Rajesh P. N. , Brunton Bingni W. 
Published: May 2021

AbstractMotor behaviors are central to many functions and dysfunctions of the brain, and understanding their neural basis has consequently been a major focus in neuroscience. However, most studies of motor behaviors have been restricted to artificial, repetitive paradigms, far removed from natural movements performed “in the wild.” Here, we leveraged recent advances in machine learning and computer vision to analyze intracranial recordings from 12 human subjects during thousands of spontaneous, unstructured arm reach movements, observed over several days for each subject. These naturalistic movements elicited cortical spectral power patterns consistent with findings from controlled paradigms, but with considerable neural variability across subjects and events. We modeled interevent variability using 10 behavioral and environmental features; the most important features explaining this variability were reach angle and day of recording. Our work is among the first studies connecting behavioral and neural variability across cortex in humans during unstructured movements and contributes to our understanding of long-term naturalistic behavior.
Swimming Exercise Promotes Post-injury Axon Regeneration and Functional Restoration through AMPK
Authors: Kumar Sandeep , Behera Sibaram , Basu Atrayee , Dey Shirshendu , Ghosh-Roy Anindya 
Published: May 2021

AbstractRestoration of lost function following a nervous system injury is limited in adulthood as the regenerative capacity of nervous system declines with age. Pharmacological approaches have not been very successful in alleviating the consequences of nervous system injury. On the contrary, physical activity and rehabilitation interventions are often beneficial to improve the health conditions in the patients with neuronal injuries. Using touch neuron circuit ofCaenorhabditis elegans, we investigated the role of physical exercise in the improvement of functional restoration after axotomy. We found that a swimming session of 90 min following the axotomy of posterior lateral microtubule (PLM) neuron can improve functional recovery in larval and adult stage animals. In older age, multiple exercise sessions were required to enhance the functional recovery. Genetic analysis of axon regeneration mutants showed that exercise-mediated enhancement of functional recovery depends on the ability of axon to regenerate. Exercise promotes early initiation of regrowth, self-fusion of proximal and distal ends, as well as postregrowth enhancement of function. We further found that the swimming exercise promotes axon regeneration through the activity of cellular energy sensor AAK-2/AMPK in both muscle and neuron. Our study established a paradigm where systemic effects of exercise on functional regeneration could be addressed at the single neuron level.
Longitudinal Associations Between Screen Use and Reading in Preschool-Aged Children
Authors: McArthur Brae Anne , Browne Dillon , McDonald Sheila , Tough Suzanne , Madigan Sheri 
Published: May 2021

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:
The home literacy environment has been identified as a key predictor of children’s language, school readiness, academic achievement, and behavioral outcomes. With the increased accessibility and consumption of digital media, it is important to understand whether screen use impacts off-line enrichment activities such as reading or whether reading activities offset screen use. Using a prospective birth cohort, we examined reading and screen use at 24, 36, and 60 months to elucidate the directional association between screen use and reading over time.

METHODS:
This study included data from 2440 mothers and children in Calgary, Alberta, drawn from the All Our Families cohort. Children’s screen use and reading activities were assessed via maternal report at age 24, 36, and 60 months. Sociodemographic covariates were also collected.

RESULTS:
Using a random-intercepts cross-lagged panel model, which statistically controls for individual-level confounds, this study revealed that greater screen use at 24 months was associated with lower reading at 36 months (β = −.08; 95% confidence interval: −0.13 to −0.02). In turn, lower reading at 36 months was associated with greater screen use at 60 months (β = −.11; 95% confidence interval: −0.19 to −0.02). Covariates did not modify the associations.

CONCLUSIONS:
A reciprocal relationship between screen use and reading was identified. Early screen use was associated with lower reading activities, resulting in greater screen use at later ages. Findings emphasize the need for practitioners and educators to discuss screen use guidelines and encourage families to engage in device-free activities to foster early literacy exposure.
The Accuracy of Documented Nursing Care Plan among Registered Nurses
Authors: Alhawsawi Muneerah Mahmood 
Published: May 2021

Background: Nursing documentation is a record of care planned and provided by qualified nurses under the guidance of a competent nurse for each patient as well as the clients.
Objective: to provide published studies about accuracy of nursing documentation.
Methods: Searches were conducted using the following electronic databases: PUBMED, MEDLIN, CINAHAL, SAUDI DIGETAL LIBRALY and GOOGLE SCOLAR as gray data base. Search was limited to English-Language publication. And include study over 10year period.
Result: nursing documentations is inaccurate, lacking precision, and low in quality. Factors that influence nursing documentation differ but are also interrelated with each other. Shortage of employees, insufficient knowledge about the significance of documentation, patient load, lack of hospital education, and lack of support from nurse leaders are the reported challenges to documentation.
Conclusion: Most of the lecture revel the necessary need of nursing documentation practice. Affected factor and with several recommendations for improvement noted.
Keywords: ''nursing care plan," "nursing documentation,'' "accuracy of documentation" and ''nursing report.''
Building Information Modelling and Collaboration in the Nigerian Construction Industry
Authors: Onungwa Ihuoma Onyinechi , Uduma-Olugu Nnezi 
Published: May 2021

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a concept that is transforming the way construction is done internationally. Nigeria is lagging behind in adoption of BIM as a collaborative tool amongst professionals in AEC industry. The purpose of this paper is to study the adoption of BIM in Nigeria and determine to what extent it has helped in improving collaboration among consultants in Nigerian construction industry. The research methodology involved using structured questionnaires to 30 AEC firms selected through simple random sampling method. Results showed BIM has a high impact on client satisfaction, time for completion, quality and presentation of different concepts in schematic design. It also showed high impact on conflict resolution, supervision, construction programming and quality of completed jobs during post contract stage. Barriers to adoption of BIM were identified as lack of infrastructure, lack of skilled workers and lack of awareness of technology. Discussion with peers showed that barriers to collaboration included lack of support from leadership in the offices and lack of belief in usefulness of the software. For Nigeria to compete internationally in the construction industry, BIM should be adopted hence there is need for research on the subject. Recommendations include developing a curriculum that will incorporate the study of BIM in all construction courses. Learning centers should also be developed for private practitioners. Efforts should be made by the relevant professional bodies to increase awareness of the technology. Incentives should be given to offices to encourage adoption and collaboration among consultants.
PECULIARITIES OF THE PROCESS OF PURIFICATION OF AMRANT GRAIN FROM IMPURITIES
Authors: Stankevych G. , Valentiuk N. 
Published: May 2021

Proper and balanced nutrition is the key to a person's physical health, especially in the face of deteriorating environmental conditions and the effects of daily stress caused by the accelerated pace of life in recent years. In this regard, the attention of many researchers and entrepreneurs is focused on the development and implementation in mass production of foods that would fully meet human needs for protein, vitamins, micro-and micronutrients, etc. Recently, ingredients made from non-traditional vegetable raw materials have been used for the production of functional foods. Amaranth belongs to such vegetable raw materials. Amaranth culture has been known since ancient times, used by the ancient Aztecs. The main feature of this culture is the unique chemical composition, which causes an extremely wide range of its use, which is not limited to the food industry. In terms of amino acid composition, amaranth grain protein is close to the composition of an ideal protein. The presence of squalene in amaranth oil makes it possible to use it for the manufacture of medicines and cosmetics. However, despite the prospects for the use of amaranth, producers face difficulties with the characteristics of the grain of this crop. Small grain sizes require careful selection of mode parameters of technological equipment for post-harvest processing. To substantiate the cleaning regimes, a study of the particle size distribution, physical-mechanical and aerodynamic properties of amaranth grain mass has been carried out. Based on the research, it is established that despite the fact that some amaranth species like shchyrytsya” have almost the same grain size and shape, the transgression coefficients calculated according to certain divisibility values can predict the possibility of separating a mixture of freshly harvested amaranth grain and its impurities, in particular from difficult to separate . It is proposed to use a set of sieves with round holes of the following sizes (mm) to separate this mixture: B1 – 1.0…1.1; B2 – 1.0…1.1; B2 – 1.0…1.2; G1 – 0.7…0.9; and elongated holes with dimensions (mm): B1 – (0.8…1.0)×20, B2 – (0.5…0.7)×20, B1 – (0.4…0.6)×20 .
POSTLINGUAL SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS
DUE TO A VERY RARE COCH PATHOGENIC
VARIANT
Authors: Ozieblo Dominika , Tacikowska Grazyna , Skarzynski Henryk , Oldak Monika 
Published: May 2021

BackgroundThe COCH gene encoding cochlin is highly expressed in the inner ear but the exact physiological function of the protein still
remains unknown. Pathogenic variants located in COCH cause autosomal dominant hearing loss with possible vestibular involvement.Material and MethodsA five-generation Polish family with autosomal dominant hearing loss and tinnitus was recruited for the study. Audiological and vestibular assessments were conducted and clinical exome sequencing was performed in the index patient. Next, co-segregation of the detected variant with hearing loss in the family was confirmed using Sanger sequencingResultsAll affected individuals presented postlingual, progressive hearing loss mainly affecting high frequencies. No vestibular dysfunction
was detected. In this study, we have identified a very rare COCH p.Ile374Thr pathogenic variant that segregated with the disease.ConclusionsOur study provides an independent confirmation of the pathogenic role of COCH c.1115T>C in hearing loss. In addition to
hearing loss, individuals with COCH pathogenic variants may also suffer from tinnitus and vertigo.