bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Cognitive Flexibility Improves Memory for Delayed Intentions
Authors: Koslov Seth R. , Mukerji Arjun , Hedgpeth Katlyn R. , Lewis-Peacock Jarrod A. 
Published: October 2019

AbstractThe ability to delay the execution of a goal until the appropriate time, prospective memory (PM), can be supported by the following two different cognitive control strategies: proactive control involving working memory maintenance of the goal and active monitoring of the environment; or reactive control relying on timely retrieval of goal information from episodic memory. Certain situations tend to favor each strategy, but the manner in which individuals adjust their strategy in response to changes in the environment is unknown. Across two experiments, human participants performed a delayed-recognition PM task embedded in an ongoing visual search task that fluctuated in difficulty. A control strategy was identified from moment to moment using reaction time costs and fMRI measures of goal maintenance. We found that people fluidly modified control strategies in accordance with changes in task demands (e.g., shifting toward proactive control when task difficulty decreased). This cognitive flexibility proved adaptive as it was associated with improved PM performance.
Brigitte Adriaensen y Marco Kunz (Eds.). <em>Narcoficciones en México y Colombia</em>. Madrid/Frankfurt: Iberoamericana/Vervuert, 2016, 258 páginas
Authors: Chen Sham Jorge 
Published: October 2019

Brigitte Adriaensen y Marco Kunz (Eds.). Narcoficciones en México y Colombia. Madrid/Frankfurt: Iberoamericana/Vervuert, 2016, 258 páginas
Study of clinical and epidemiological profile of poisonous snake bite in a tertiary centre in North Kerala
Authors: Mathews Manu , Balakrishnan Sudha 
Published: October 2019

Background: Snakebites are well-known medical emergencies in many parts of the world, especially in rural areas.The incidence of snakebite mortality is particularly high in South-East Asia. Rational use of snake anti-venom can substantially reduce mortality and morbidity due to snakebites. Snake bite is an important health problem in India also especially in North Kerala which has an agricultural background. There is a lack of study regarding this topic in this area. North Kerala differs from other areas in the country as hump nosed pit viper bites are more common here due to its proximity to western Ghats where it .Anti snake venom is ineffective to bites by hump nosed pit viper. Authors objectives was to assess the clinical and epidemiological profile and outcome of poisonous snake bites.Methods: Retrospective observational study done among patients with snake bite with envenomation admitted in Academy of Medical education, Pariyaram, Kannur, Kerala from January 2018 to September 2018.Results: There were 90 cases of venomous snake bite during the study period. Of these males were predominant (70%). Majority were in the age group between 20 and 40. Majority of bites occurred in the months of June and July. Bite in the extremities were more common. Nine patients were brought 1 day after the bite. Snake identified most common was Russell’s viper followed by pit viper. Majority of the systemic envenomation was hemotoxic 80 patients (85%).Conclusions: The study stress the fact that snake bite is an important problem in North Kerala. The study also shows that delay in treatment is a major risk factor for morbidity. Hump nosed pit viper bites are more common in this area.
Solitary Renal Metastasis of Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Authors: Stepanova Yulia Aleksandrovna , Chekhoeva Olesya Askharovna , Teplov Aleksandr Aleksandrovich , Gritskevich Aleksandr Anatolevich , Morozova Mariya Vladimirovna , Davydenko Pavel Igorevich , Ruchkin Dmitry Vladimirovich , Glotov Andrey Vyacheslavovich 
Published: October 2019

Esophageal cancer is the sixth leading cause of death from cancer worldwide. Most patients with esophageal cancer die from relapses or metastases, with a 5-year survival rate ranging from 15% to 25%. The most common places of metastasis are the liver, lungs, bones and adrenal glands. Metastases in the kidney are extremely rare.
We present the clinical case of a 61-year-old patient who was surgically radically treated at the A.V. Vishnevsky Surgery Center about esophageal cancer. The lesion was localized in the middle third of the esophagus along the posterior one, with spreading to the right wall, protruding into the lumen, slightly narrowing it. The situation was complicated by the fact that preoperatively the patient was diagnosed with coronary artery stenosis: the middle third of the anterior interventricular branch (AIB) of 80%, the proximal third of the envelope of the left coronary artery to 70%, the right coronary artery in the middle third to 50%. In this connection, the first stage of treatment was performed by stenting of AIB and the envelope of the left coronary artery. With the dynamic observation of the patient's condition, metastasis to the kidney was revealed in two years, and the patient was also operated on.
This clinical case demonstrates the possibility of using a complex radiology (including X-ray, ultrasound, MSCT and angiography) at the stages of examination and treatment of such category of patients, allowing timely detection and correction of both the manifestations of the underlying pathology and concomitant diseases.
FAMILY COMMUNICATION IN THE LIGHT OF THE RUSSIAN VERBAL IDEAL: AXIOLOGICAL VIEW (BASING ON MATERIAL OF FAMILY CONVERSATIONS OF URAL TOWN COLLOQUIAL LANGUAGE NATIVE SPEAKERS)
Authors: A. Evtyugina Alla , V. Shalina Irina , O. Shokhov Konstantin , N. Tabarov Hairullo 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: The topicality of the issue under study is caused by the interest to peculiarities of the Russian national routine verbal communication, and to constants and variables thereof. The goal of the article is finding certain peculiarities of family communication which are revealed against the background of the Russian verbal ideal.
Methodology: A leading approach to the investigation of this issue is linguo-culturological one which allows revealing value systems, apprehensions and stereotypes realized in family conversations of Ural town colloquial language native speakers and contributing to harmonization of communication between the family circle members, both close and distant.
Results: As a result of the undertaken analysis, it was found that communicators’ socio-centric view of life is supported by the value sets on cooperation, the entourage’s respect, jocosity, communicative confidence, and sociability; value of complicity to the family circle and family memory were revealed; the trend to direct valuation use was denominated; it was shown that it is the popular-tongue environment wherein apprehensions of Russian people about children’s obedience, fate and justice are tied up (Alapuro, R., Mustajoki, A., & Pesonen, P. (Eds.). (2011)).
Applications of this study: Materials of the article can be of interest for researchers of the Russian communicative culture, colloquialisms, teachers of Russian language as a foreign language, specialists in scope of communication optimization, higher and secondary school teachers, people forming and perfecting skills of conflict-free communication within the Russian verbal ideal.
Novelty/Originality of this study: The authors established that participants of a family communication take definite verbal efforts for providing communicative concord and harmony supporting speech traditions flowing out from parents’ families. The socio-centric mental outlook of speech partners is achieved through realization of conversational sets on cooperation, respect to close people, communicative confidence and frankness. Senior family members translate communicative stereotypes that are adopted in their parents’ families.
CONVERGENCE AS METHODOLOGICAL BASIS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TRANS-PROFESSIONALISM OF ACTIVITY SUBJECTS
Authors: F. Zeer Ewald , S. Tretyakova Vera , Yu. Scherbina Elena , D. Bukovey Tatyana 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: The need for knowledge, skills, expanding the established functionality of a professional is increasing more and more. That is why young professionals-trans-professionals, who are able to realize themselves not only in one sphere but who are ready to delve into problems of other, absolutely "foreign" for the scientific and technical fields and cooperate effectively with specialists of these areas in one team, will be responsible for creation of new technologies determining the wellness of our country. The article is aimed at the analysis and generalization of foundations of the convergence and identifying its sense-creating content in the development of trans-professionalism as an integral characteristic of the activity subject in a rapidly changing social-professional environment.
Methodology: The leading methods in the study of this problem are the theoretical and methodological analysis of the subject and the problem of the research based on the study and logical generalization of scientific literature. Description of the phenomenon of convergence and trans-professionalism was carried out based on multidimensional, transdisciplinary, project and process approaches.
Results: The results of the study are content components of trans-professionalism of the activity subject, justification of the convergence theory as a fundamental basis of integration of educational content and new technologies as well as technology foresight of the formation of trans-professionalism of subjects on the basis of convergence.
Applications of this study: Materials of the article may be interesting for methodologists, Methodists, and teachers of the continuous professional education system.
Novelty/Originality of this study: The components that allow combining the different parameters of the activity subject, showing its qualitative change in the problem field of trans-professionalism, are stated to be the content components of trans-professionalism for activity subjects. The methodology of convergence provides a synergistic effect of the interaction of social-humanitarian and natural sciences. Improving the process of development of trans-professional competencies of activity subjects is associated with the development of new technologies - tools and methods.
SPATIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE URBAN CINEMA ENVIRONMENT AS A SEARCH FOR IDENTITY
Authors: Erzhanovich Abishev Serik , Sauletzhanovna Taldybayeva Ainur , Kamashevich Bekkozhin Murat , Syzdykovich Rysbekov Serik , Tulenovich Karymsakov Ualikhan 
Published: October 2019

Purpose of the study: The purpose of the present article is to study, generalize and determine the main tendencies in the spatial organization of the urban cinema environment of Kazakhstani cities within post-Soviet cinematographic materials in the context of searching for an identity notion and a general “urban myth” concept.
Methodology: The objects of the study include films of post-restructuring cinema production and the image of a big city depicted in them, different from the stereotype prevailing in Soviet cinema, which was analyzed in the paradigm of creating a cinema environment in Kazakhstani films during the period of independence. For the careful examination of cinematographic artistic means, the study used hermeneutical, functional and comparative methods.
Main findings: The results showed that the article dealt with the environment-forming and image-forming role of cinema in architecture, as well as with the interaction factors of arts in artistic culture and the spatial organization of the urban environment. The development trends of cinema were considered as potential new vectors of the compositional components of the environment.
Applications of this study: The study may be used for presenting a careful review of the current state of the problem of the spatial organization of the urban cinema environment as a search for identity in Kazakhstani post-Soviet cinematography, as well as for further investigations in similar directions. The article might be useful for students of art faculties of colleges and universities, specialists in cinematography and all those interested in the study area.
Novelty/Originality of this study: The study of the urban cinema environment was firstly conducted using the paradigm of the identity search. Multiple methods were used in order to present a deep and thorough analysis of the spatial organization of the city environment in Kazakhstani post-Soviet films. The problem of urban environment creation has been analyzed using the mentioned criteria in synchronic and diachronic dimensions for the first time.
Resenha de livro
Authors: Véras Sonia Carvalho Leme Moura , Brito Renato de Oliveira 
Published: October 2019

BRAY, M., Adamson, B., & MASON, M. (Orgs.) (2015). Pesquisa em educação comparada: abordagens e métodos.
Tradução de Martin Charles Nicholl. Brasília: Liber Livro.
The Influence of Transformational Leadership, Interpersonal Communication, and Organizational Commitment of Public Service Quality in BNP2TKI
Authors: Ghofar Abdul - , Wibowo  , Tola Burhanuddin 
Published: October 2019

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this research is to measure direct and indirect influence of transformational leadership, interpersonal communication, and organizational commitment for public service quality in BNP2TKI. This study used survey method, and included in quantitative research. Sample is calculated using Slovin method, is set minimum sample for 140 people, taken by systematic random sampling. Method of data collection by dissemination research instrumens to selected respondents. Method of data analysis using path analysis. The result of the research shows that there are positive direct influence of transformational leadership, interpersonal communication and organizational commitment toward the quality of public service in BNP2TKI. Transformational leadership and interpersonal communication has the positive direct influence for organizational commitment. Transformational leadership has the positive direct influence for interpersonal communication. Transformational leadership has the biggest direct influence for the quality of public service of BNP2TKI.
Keywords: The Quality of Public Service, Transformational Leadership, Interpersonal Communication, Organizational Commitment.
Hot Works During Pre-Turnaround Activities : Mitigation Risk
Authors: Fulci Francesco , Maugeri Pietro , Chiantella Paolo , Franceschini Luca , Grillo Roberto 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Milazzo Refinery (RaM) has developed a new safety system to minimize the risks related to "hot works" (mainly explosion risks) during normal unit operations.
The good practice was for the first time utilized during Fluid Catalytic Cracking pre-turnaround and turnaround phase from Milazzo Refinery.
At that time, RaM implemented, for the first time, the integration between the existing network system of fixed hydrocarbon detectors with the welding machines through the Distributor Control System (DCS). This integration allowed to immediately switch off the power supply to the welding machines in case of detection of explosive atmosphere. Moreover, in order to cover as many welding points as possible, several mobile detectors were installed and integrated in the gas detectors system.
The whole process is represented in the scheme in Figure 1.
The main benefits of such integrated safety system were as by following: Mitigation of the risks related to hot work execution during normal operations with consequent safety improvement. This also allows, during turnaround, to maximize the preturnaround activities so that its duration can be profitably reduced;Increase the quality of the measure which is continuously detected and monitored by electronic devices (operator originally used to detect if the atmosphere was hydrocarbon free only before "hot work" execution.
During the pre-turnaround phase, with FCC Plant in normal operation, more than 200 tons of piping steel and more than 400 tons of steel structures were installed and welded without any incident or injury to direct personnel or contractors.
The successfully implementation of the integrated gas detectors system has become a new standard within the refinery to increase safety in the execution of "hot works " during normal unit operations, strongly mitigating the risks related to explosive atmosphere. Moreover, this system also allowed to speed up the execution of the "hot work" hence it became a RaM standard for similar process.
Technical Advancement of Carbonate Acid Stimulation Injection
Authors: Alkandari Dana K. , AlTheferi Ghaneima M. , Almutawaa Hawra'a M. , Almutairi Maryam , Alhindi Nora , Al-Rashid Sherifa M. , Al-Bazzaz Waleed H. 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Formation damage is the impairment of permeability of rocks inside a petroleum reservoir. This occurs during drilling, production, stimulation and enhanced oil recovery operations, by various mechanisms such as chemical, mechanical, biological and thermal. Near wellbore formation damages have a great impact on productivity of the damaged formation. Acidizing is a stimulation method to remove the effect of near wellbore damage through reacting with damaging materials or the formation rocks (carbonate or sandstone rocks) to restore or improve permeability around the wellbore. Several experiments are conducted to study the effect of temperature and acid concentration combined on the efficiency of matrix acidizing. Three different concentrations scenarios of hydrochloric acid (3%, 15%, and 28%) and 4 different temperatures scenarios (25 °C, 35 °C, 70 °C, and 100 °C) were tested to investigate pore-enlargement success effect on permeability. The purpose of this experiment is to introduce the concept of optimized temperature augmented with optimized acid concentration in carbonate matrix acidulation. Morphology of pore geometry and area measurement software is used. New Advancement in imaging that captured pore area enlargement as big-data necessarily for artificial intelligence modeling. Captured pores before treatment and captured pores after thermal-HCL acid treatment have demonstrated that image processing of the actual acidized rock data can select the optimized recipe concentration of acid that will increase permeability, hence recovery. The results show that matrix acidizing is an effective method to improve permeability and enhance production, as it demonstrates that using less acid concentration with the optimized temperature can result in a favorable and satisfying outcomes.
Application of Hydro Jetting Technology to Expedite Tank Maintenance Duration with Enhanced HSSE Performance
Authors: Al-Wahaidah Mohammad Sulaiman , Dharan Ganga Prasad 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Storage tanks (Crude Oil/Oil water/Brackish water) in Kuwait oil Company are lined with fiberglass lining over the bottom plate for internal corrosion protection and to minimize the problem of exterior corrosion by providing enough strength to bridge small perforations.
Storage tanks undergo major survey &maintenance activities on regular intervals and during maintenance period the fiberglass lining on tank bottom plate need to be removed to inspect and assess the condition of bottom plate. The removal of lining used to be carried out by manual method in which contract personnel enter the tank and remove the lining by continuous hammering, using hammer and chisel.
Manual removal method has the difficulties like the activity takes longer duration (2-4 months), high number of workers (15-25) working inside the tank, health and safety issues like working in a difficult posture like crouch down low and doing hammering leading to fatigue, exposure to hammering noise, grit blasting dust and fibre glass dust affecting the health of the workers, probability of injury due to hammer blows and flying fibre glass chips. In addition, after the manual removal of lining we have to carry out grit blasting of the surface for inspection and many times the tank bottom surface was found having mechanical damages due to the hammer and chisel blows.
Hydro jetting technology was introduced recently to remove the finer glass lining and found having many benefits like duration reduced to one third, reduced number of workers (3-4 personnel) required during execution (leading to considerable reduction in man hours), elimination of all the health/safety hazards as that of manual method, the tank surface was ready for inspection after the hydro jetting (unlike manual method where grit blasting was required after the lining removal) and no damages observed on tank bottom surface.
Extending Global Mobility Programs Throughout the K-Group
Authors: van Wieringen Joke 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Studies by leading organizations highlight the importance of increasing internal talent mobility. Giving talented employees the experience of working in different countries and across diverse roles is a growing trend in developing their capabilities and skills.
This paper describes how Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI), an international subsidiary of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC), is drawing on its long and successful experience in this area to develop proposals for extending these programs to other subsidiary companies in the K-Group (K-companies).
To achieve its objective to become a global integrated oil and gas leader, KPC needs talented leaders with the agility, flexibility and understanding that is developed through mobility. Such experience is especially important for Kuwaiti nationals, who may have limited exposure to working abroad.
Sponsored by KPI, a Work Group has been set up with representatives from across the K-Group to develop mobility proposals for the K-Companies. It has established that global mobility is not feasible on a mass scale and that a diversification program, to provide experience of working in different roles and companies, needs to be developed alongside a global mobility program.
The Work Group has undertaken extensive research to determine best practice in mobility and has analyzed the K-Companies’ 2040 strategic objectives to understand the skills and capabilities required to support their complex activities. It has proposed future targets, based on the historic number of employees in each company with global mobility experience.
It recommends focusing global mobility programs on Juniors and Young Professionals, who have the greatest number of career years left to maximize the return on investment.
The paper describes the different types of global mobility assignments and how a new graduate program for Young Professionals, incorporating global mobility and diversification, will be developed. It also looks at the monitoring required to support participants and ensure that the programs remain aligned with business objectives.
Strong foundations are in place to launch the mobility programs and detailed discussions will be conducted with the K-Companies to refine the proposed directions and targets.
The vision is that, within five years, global mobility and diversification will be fully embedded throughout the K-Group and closely aligned with business objectives.