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Book Reviews
Authors: Thomas Sarah , Everly Kathryn , Labanyi Jo , Barker Jesse , Blizzard Mónica García , Poppe Nicolas , Haaf Rachel ten , Llamas-Rodriguez Juan 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
The Child in Spanish Cinema, Sarah Wright (2013) Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 200 pp., ISBN 9-780-71909-052-3, h/bk, £70; 240 pp., ISBN 9-781-78499-379-5, p/bk, £16.99; ISBN 9-781-52610-320-8, eBook, £78.00
El niño en el cine argentino de la postdictadura (1983–2008): alegoría y nostalgia, Sophie Dufays (2014) Woodbridge, Suffolk: Tamesis, 386 pp., ISBN 9-781-85566-285-8, h/bk, $99
Children on the Threshold in Contemporary Latin American Cinema: Nature, Gender, and Agency, Rachel Randall (2017) Lanham, MD and London: Lexington Books, 284 pp., ISBN 978-1-49855-513-5, h/bk, $105 (£70); ISBN 978-1-49855-514-2, eBook, $99.50 (£65)
Spanish Lessons: Cinema and Television in Contemporary Spain, Paul Julian Smith (2017) New York and Oxford: Berghahn, 168 pp., ISBN: 9-781-78533-108-4, h/bk, $95.00
Ghostly Landscapes: Film, Photography, and the Aesthetics of Haunting in Contemporary Spanish Culture, Patricia M. Keller (2016) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 280 pp., ISBN 9-781-44264-888-3, h/bk, $65.00
Spanish Erotic Cinema, Santiago Fouz-Hernández (ed.) (2018) Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 249 pp., ISBN 9-781-47440-047-3, h/bk, £75 ISBN 9-781-47444-096-7, p/bk, £24.99 ISBN 9-781-47440-048-0, eBook, £75
Cosmopolitan Film Cultures in Latin America: 1896–1960, Rielle Navitski and Nicolas Poppe (eds) (2017) Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 376 pp., ISBN 9-780-25302-646-0, p/bk, $38.00
Pantallas Transnacionales: El Cine Argentino Y Mexicano Del Período Clásico, Ana Laura Lusnich, Alicia Aisemberg and Andrea Cuarterolo (eds) (2017) Buenos Aires: Imago Mundi, 480 pp., ISBN 9-789-50793-256-4, $420 ARS
Afetos, Relações e Encontros Com Filmes Brasileiros Contemporâneos, Denilson Lopes (2017) São Paulo: Hucitec Editora, 200 pp., ISBN 9-788-58404-096-4, $52 BRS
Queer Mexico: Cinema and Television since 2000, Paul Julian Smith (2017) Detroit, MI: Wayne State University Press, 176 pp., ISBN 9-780-81434-274-9, p/bk, $35.99
Numéro 144 - janvier 2019
Authors: Capéau Bart , Cherchye Laurens , De Rock Bram , Decancq Koen , Decoster André , Maniquet François , Nys Annemie , Périlleux Guillaume , Ramaekers Eve , Rongé Zoé , Schokkaert Erik , Vermeulen Frederic 
Published: February 2019

Comment se portent les Belges ? Qui sont les plus démunis dans notre société ? Pour répondre à ces questions à priori simples, il convient de s’accorder sur ce qu’est le bien-être.
Pour la plupart des gens, la notion de bien-être ne se limite pas aux possessions matérielles et englobe d’autres aspects tels qu’une bonne santé, un emploi du temps judicieux et un environnement de vie agréable.
Malgré tout, la pratique la plus courante consiste à utiliser les revenus comme indicateur du bien-être : selon le seuil de pauvreté officiel européen, une famille est considérée comme pauvre si son revenu est inférieur à 60 % du revenu médian dans la société.
Il est toutefois de plus en plus reconnu que beaucoup de choses importantes dans la vie ne peuvent pas s’acheter. Ainsi, une quantité croissante de recherches empiriques cherche à mesurer à quel point les gens se sentent «heureux» ou «satisfaits de leurs vie». Il ressort de ces recherches que les sentiments de bonheur dépendent significativement de la situation objective des gens : les personnes ayant un revenu plus élevé, une meilleure santé ou un logement de meilleure qualité se déclarent en moyenne plus heureux. Cela fait-il du bonheur un indicateur «adéquat» du bien-être?
Cet indicateur dépend aussi des aspirations, des attentes et des traits de personnalité des individus. Par conséquent, utiliser le bonheur comme unique indicateur du bien-être impliquerait de donner la priorité aux personnes qui se déclarent les plus insatisfaites, mais qui ne se trouvent pas nécessairement dans la situation objective la plus précaire.
Un consortium de chercheurs de la KU Leuven, de l'Université d'Anvers, de l'Université Catholique de Louvain et de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles s’est penché sur ces questions et propose une nouvelle méthode, celle du revenu équivalent, pour mesurer le bien-être individuel. Cette méthode prend non seulement en compte la situation des personnes dans différents domaines de leur vie, mais également la façon dont ces personnes évaluent ce qui est important dans leur vie. Elle vise donc à atteindre un compromis entre les indicateurs purement objectifs et subjectifs du bien-être.
Au moyen d’une vaste enquête menée dans toute la Belgique, ils étudient les divers aspects du bien-être individuel, examinent leur corrélation et comparent le revenu équivalent aux indicateurs standards de bien-être matériel et subjectif.
Les données de cette enquête sont disponibles au niveau individuel. Cela permet d’aller plus loin que la pratique courante analysant les familles dans leur ensemble et d’observer les inégalités existant entre membres d’une même famille au niveau de la consommation et de l’emploi du temps, entre autres.
Persistent Inequality, Corruption, and Factor Productivity
Authors: Dusha Elton 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
I build a model with bequests, financial frictions and corrupt bureaucrats to explain the link between corruption and inequality and its effects on productivity. Because of collateral requirements, profits are determined by wealth. If individual wealth is not publicly observed, taxation is regressive under corruption. When wealth inequality is high, corruption is more prevalent, creating persistent feedback between corruption and inequality. I calibrate the model and investigate the effect of corruption on inequality and TFP. Through regressive taxation, corruption induces wealth levels to inversely affect the productivity selection. This in turn has adverse effects on aggregate TFP.
Standardization of measurement procedures for serum uric acid: 8-year experience from Category 1 EQA program results in China
Authors: Zhang Jiangtao , Luo Wenbo , Zeng Jie , Zhang Tianjiao , Zhou Weiyan , Zhao Haijian , Yan Ying , Hu Cuihua , Ma Rong , Wang Jing , Chen Wenxiang , Zhang Chuanbao 
Published: February 2019

Abstract

Background
Serum uric acid is a critical clinical indicator, and results without equivalence among laboratories cause troubles for disease diagnosis and patient management. External quality assessment (EQA) is a common tool for enhancing harmonization/standardization, therefore, the National Center for Clinical Laboratories in China has initiated a category 1 EQA for serum uric acid measurement since 2010 for evaluating its process of standardization.

Methods
Commutable EQA samples with target values assigned by reference measurement procedures were sent to participant laboratories. Both concentrations were measured 15 times in 3 days then means and intra-laboratory coefficient of variations (CVs) were reported. Biological variation criteria were used for analysis with CLIA88 criteria as a comparison.

Results
A total of 1250 laboratories participated in EQA programs from 2010 to 2017, pass rates calculated according to desirable specifications in biological variation database were on a rise overall and inter-laboratory mean bias and CVs were on a decrease. Homogeneous systems showed better inter-laboratory CVs and pass rates than heterogeneous systems. For the mostly used measurement systems; Abbott, Beckman, Roche Modular, Siemens and Hitachi showed desirable performances other than Roche Cobas, according to biological variation criteria.

Conclusions
Our study provides reliable information on the standardization of measurement procedures for serum uric acid for manufacturers and laboratories. Further improvements for standardization are still needed to make laboratories more patient-centered.
Procalcitonin (PCT)-guided antibiotic stewardship: an international experts consensus on optimized clinical use
Authors: Schuetz Philipp , Beishuizen Albertus , Broyles Michael , Ferrer Ricard , Gavazzi Gaetan , Gluck Eric Howard , González del Castillo Juan , Jensen Jens-Ulrik , Kanizsai Peter Laszlo , Kwa Andrea Lay Hoon , Krueger Stefan , Luyt Charles-Edouard , Oppert Michael , Plebani Mario , Shlyapnikov Sergey A. , Toccafondi Giulio , Townsend Jennifer , Welte Tobias , Saeed Kordo 
Published: February 2019

Abstract

Background
Procalcitonin (PCT)-guided antibiotic stewardship (ABS) has been shown to reduce antibiotics (ABxs), with lower side-effects and an improvement in clinical outcomes. The aim of this experts workshop was to derive a PCT algorithm ABS for easier implementation into clinical routine across different clinical settings.

Methods
Clinical evidence and practical experience with PCT-guided ABS was analyzed and discussed, with a focus on optimal PCT use in the clinical context and increased adherence to PCT protocols. Using a Delphi process, the experts group reached consensus on different PCT algorithms based on clinical severity of the patient and probability of bacterial infection.

Results
The group agreed that there is strong evidence that PCT-guided ABS supports individual decisions on initiation and duration of ABx treatment in patients with acute respiratory infections and sepsis from any source, thereby reducing overall ABx exposure and associated side effects, and improving clinical outcomes. To simplify practical application, the expert group refined the established PCT algorithms by incorporating severity of illness and probability of bacterial infection and reducing the fixed cut-offs to only one for mild to moderate and one for severe disease (0.25 μg/L and 0.5 μg/L, respectively). Further, guidance on interpretation of PCT results to initiate, withhold or discontinue ABx treatment was included.

Conclusions
A combination of clinical patient assessment with PCT levels in well-defined ABS algorithms, in context with continuous education and regular feedback to all ABS stakeholders, has the potential to improve the diagnostic and therapeutic management of patients suspected of bacterial infection, thereby improving ABS effectiveness.
Use of the Multi-Agent Paradigm in Sustainable Tourism
Authors: Husáková Martina 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
Complex systems are characterised by a huge amount of components, which are highly linked with each other. Tourism is one of the examples of complex systems collecting various activities leading to the enrichment of travellers in the view of receiving new experiences and increasing economic prosperity of specific destinations. The complex systems can be investigated with various bottom-up and top-down approaches. The multi-agent-based modelling is the bottom-up approach that is focused on the representation of individual entities for the exploration of possible interactions among them and their effects on surrounding environments. These systems are able to integrate knowledge of socio-cultural, economic, physical, biological or environmental systems for in-silico models development, which can be used for experimentation with a system. The main aim of the presented text is to introduce links between tourism, complexity and to advocate usefulness of the multi-agent-based systems for the exploration of tourism and its sustainability. The evaluation of suitability of the multi-agent systems in tourism is based on the investigation of fundamental characteristics of these two systems and on the review of specific applications of the multi-agent systems in sustainable tourism.
YouTube as an Airlines Marketing Tool
Authors: Pásková Martina , Hruška Jan , Zelenka Josef 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
Multimedia communication through social media has been experiencing constantly growing significance in the field of airline marketing. The aim of the research presented in this paper was to find out and, with the help of both qualitative and quantitative analyses, describe the way YouTube is used by airlines. The research was conducted in the form of a comparative study with the objective of identifying the difference between YouTube performance of full-service carriers (FSCs) and low-cost carriers (LCCs). The intention was to identify which factors influence the effectiveness of airline marketing conducted via YouTube an as well as the way in which they do it. Analysis of selected data was facilitated by social media analytics tool SocialBakers, content analyses and a correlation analysis of YouTube metrics, selected on the base of previous research results. The research data were collected twice during the year 2017 in order to reflect changes over time. Research results showed that FSCs build their YouTube channels more systematically than LCCs. FSCs offer a substantially wider range of video topics and often sort out topics of their videos in a more detailed way. Regarding the basic metrics of YouTube channels (total number of views, number of subscribers), FSCs surpass LCCs significantly. One reason for their much higher rate of views is the fact that FSCs use celebrities more frequently, and frequently they offer high-quality impression/relationship airline presentation.
Anthropology of Tourism: Researching Interactions between Hosts and Guests
Authors: Půtová Barbora 
Published: February 2019

AbstractThis study focuses on the theoretical analysis of social interaction and relationship between guests and hosts from the perspective of anthropology of tourism. In the 1960s and 1970s, attention was paid predominantly to anthropological reflection of negative socio-cultural impacts of tourism on host communities. However, towards the end of the 1980s and during the 1990s the research focus began to shift towards an analysis and interpretation of the influence of commodification on the perceptions of identity and authenticity of the host culture, while the positive aspects of tourism began to be recognized as well. This study aims to present an overview of the basic approaches within the anthropology of tourism to social interaction between guests and hosts. The objective of the study is to provide a summary of miscellaneous approaches to and views on this issue.
On Soft Real Point Matrices and Their Operations
Authors: Hussain S. , Akiz H. F. , Alajlan A. I. 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
In this paper, we define and investigate soft real point matrices and their operations which are more functional to make theoretical studies in the soft real point set theory. We then define products of soft real point matrices and their properties. Examples are also provided to validate the existence of defined notions.
Special Periodic Even Functions
Authors: Grangé Marcel 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
In this paper the periodic even functions for which all the regular Riemann sums vanishe are called special periodic even functions. A construction of some of them is put forward, this one rest on the Fourier serie and H. Davenport’s estimations concerning the Moebius function. The special periodic even functions seem linked to the number theory, as this can be seen on the Fourier serie result, on the proposed constructions and on the proof that such functions cannot belong to the Wiener algebra.
Crystal structure of bis(μ2-1-(4-chlorophenyl)-3-phenyl-4-thenoyl-1H-pyrazol-5-olato-κ3
O,O′:O′)-bis-(1-(4-chlorophenyl)-3-phenyl-4-thenoyl-1H-pyrazol-5-olato-κ2
O,O)-bis(ethyl acetate-κO)dicadmium(II), C88H64Cl4N8O12S4Cd2
Authors: Ding Yong-Jie , Zhao Chun-Xiang , Hu Si-Shi , Wang Peng-Hui , Ye Chen-Cheng , Jia Hua-Li , Chen Guang-Ying 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
C88H64Cl4N8O12S4Cd2, monoclinic, P21/c (no. 14), a = 13.5247(6) Å, b = 15.3257(7) Å, c = 20.6985(8) Å, β = 101.8630(10)°, V = 4198.7(3) Å3, Z = 2, R
gt(F) = 0.0484, wR
ref(F
2) = 0.0967, T = 173(2) K.
Design and Analysis of Alternative Material for Bird Strike on Aircraft Windshield
Authors: Patil A.Y. , Gad S.S. , Policepati S.C , Patil Shivanandgouda , Mathad S. N. 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
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Design of Digital Control System for Line Following Robot
Authors: Abdulhamid Mohanad , Mutheke Muindi 
Published: February 2019

Abstract
Design of mobile robots has become an increasingly growing trend in the technology of modern times. They are very attractive engineering systems, not only because of many interesting theoretical aspects concerning kinematics, intelligent behavior and autonomy, but also because of applicability in many human activities. A typical example is the line following robot (LFR). In order for a LFR to function effectively, it must demonstrate excellent line tracking control. This is achieved by having accurate and responsive control algorithms as well as high precision color sensor systems. This paper proposes a system to show that good line tracking performance can be achieved with moderately simple digital control algorithms. The platform used is a differentially driven wheeled robot constructed using the Lego Mindstorms components. The simulation models are presented and analyzed using MATLAB Simulink. The main programming environment is the EV3 Software.
Kolozsvár és az egyetem az első világháború éveiben
Authors: Toth Szilárd 
Published: February 2019

The inhabitants of Kolozsvár, like the inhabitants of the other cities of the Austro- Hungarian Monarchy, or like the bourgeoisie from other cities from Europe, received the outbreak of World War I with great enthusiasm. At the beginning of the 20th century, there were no televisions and radio stations, and the entertainment facilities were more limited compared to today’s and the outbreak of a war was considered a world sensation. It brought something new in the „gray everyday life”, there was something to talk about, there was a reason waiting for the fresh news in the newspapers. To men, especially young officers, opened the opportunity to advance rapidly in military careers, and at the same time facing the life threats could bring them glory, increasing their chances of winning the hearts of young ladies. And, of course, everyone was certain of victory and of surviving the war. Soon, however, the inflation associated with the war knocked on Kolozsvár, and dearth years came.
The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of the World War I on the city and the university. I analyzed the economic and social impact of war on both the city and the university. It was clear that the war had not only negative but also positive effects: it encouraged the service sector, trade, promoted female emancipation, boosted the film production, at the University was established the Department of Orthopedics, etc. But despite all this, it had a number of negative effects on the population of the city: war victims, the decline of the living standards, the increase of the rate of criminality, the damage of the buildings of the university and the city as well, etc. There is still much to discover for the researchers on this topic, and my humble attempt will hopefully inspire those interested in this topic.
Design Social: objetos biográficos do cotidiano, memória social
Authors: Oliveira Célia Carneiro , Mourão Nadja Maria 
Published: February 2019

O artigo apresenta uma reflexão sobre a leitura e releitura de objetos biográficos, lembranças de família e as histórias e possíveis estórias que trazem valores intangíveis para objetos, valores repassados de uma geração à outra. Objetos que falam a respeito das experiências de construção afetiva do passado. Busca-se investigar e identificar alguns objetos relacionados à vida humana em contexto urbano e relatar a passagem desses objetos na história contemporânea. Os bens que conservamos durante décadas podem ser considerados espelhos de nossas experiências da passagem do tempo. A metodologia da pesquisa, após as revisões bibliográficas, analisa os termos utilizados na pesquisa como: design para a inovação social; cultura, identidade e memória; pertencimento e o valor sustentável do guardar e cuidar. Em um estudo de caso, no município de Matozinhos, observam-se os eventos culturais, personagens locais e o patrimônio. Após seleção do grupo de estudo, são realizadas palestras e oficinas, sobre a memória cultural e o patrimônio material e imaterial da região, para jovens e adultos. Entre os resultados, registram-se a relação da comunidade com os eventos culturais e o desenvolvimento de produtos artesanais. Verifica-se um potencial de valorização da cultura, por meio da memória cultural pela relacionada aos objetos.
Electrophysiological Characterization of Networks and Single Cells in the Hippocampal Region of a Transgenic Rat Model of Alzheimer’s Disease
Authors: Heggland Ingrid , Kvello Pål , Witter Menno P. 
Published: February 2019

AbstractThe hippocampus and entorhinal cortex (EC) are areas affected early and severely in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and this is associated with deficits in episodic memory. Amyloid-β (Aβ), the main protein found in amyloid plaques, can affect neuronal physiology and excitability, and several AD mouse models with memory impairments display aberrant network activity, including hyperexcitability and seizures. In this study, we investigated single cell physiology in EC and network activity in EC and dentate gyrus (DG) in the McGill-R-Thy1-APP transgenic rat model, using whole-cell patch clamp recordings and voltage-sensitive dye imaging (VSDI) in acute slices. In slices from transgenic animals up to 4 months of age, the majority of the principal neurons in Layer II of EC, fan cells and stellate cells, expressed intracellular Aβ (iAβ). Whereas the electrophysiological properties of fan cells were unaltered, stellate cells were more excitable in transgenic than in control rats. Stimulation in the DG resulted in comparable patterns in both groups at three and nine months, but at 12 months, the elicited responses in the transgenic group showed a significant preference for the enclosed blade, without any change in overall excitability. Only transient changes in the local network activity were seen in the medial EC (MEC). Although the observed changes in the McGill rat model are subtle, they are specific, pointing to a differential and selective involvement of specific parts of the hippocampal circuitry in Aβ pathology.