bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
La coevaluación y autoevaluación en la asignatura de Distribución de la Información Espacial del MUIGG en la UPV
Authors: Coll Aliaga Eloína , Martinez-Llario José Carlos 
Published: May 2019

En la evaluación de la asignatura de Distribución espacial del Máster Universitario en Ingeniería en Geomática y Geoinformación (MUIGG) de la Universitat Politècnica de València se utilizan, entre otras técnicas las de coevaluación y autoevaluación. Se pretende con ello evaluar parte de las competencias específicas y transversales que el estudiante debe alcanzar en la asignatura. Con la autoevaluación, el estudiante reflexiona de lo que está aprendiendo y hace que sea capaz de reconocer sus fortalezas y debilidades permitiendo que se responsabilice de mejorar su propio proceso de aprendizaje. En la coevaluación los compañeros se valoran entre ellos y este tipo de evaluación permite que los estudiantes sean más activos en clase, Ellos deben ser capaces de expresar juicios críticos sobre sus compañeros y recibir una retroalimentación que les ayude a mejorar en su aprendizaje. En este artículo se muestran los procesos seguidos en clase con las temporizaciones y rubricas utilizadas, así como los resultados obtenidos en los dos últimos cursos académicos.
Metodologías de clase mundial para apoyar empresarios EBTI en etapa temprana, adaptadas a la realidad colombiana
Authors: Alzate Ana Lucia , Millán Cifuentes Andrés Felipe 
Published: May 2019

Este trabajo describe detalladamente los resultados y principales conclusiones de la adaptación de una metodología ágil de acompañamiento para empresas EBTI en etapa temprana denominada AppsICESI. Esta metodología fue probada en las iteraciones 7 al 10 de la fase de Descubrimiento de Negocios de la iniciativa Apps.co del Ministerio de Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones – MinTIC, en donde la Universidad Icesi, a través de su Centro de Desarrollo del Espíritu Empresarial – CDEE, ha sido la entidad aliada desde 2012, apoyando a 185 iniciativas empresariales y 603 empresarios beneficiarios. La metodología aplicada permitió mejorar prácticas y herramientas que estaban en la metodología inicial propuesta por MinTIC, logrando de esta manera una mejor adopción por parte de los empresarios digitales en el contexto colombiano. Este trabajo pudo evidenciar el incremento en los indicadores de nivel de cumplimiento y sostenibilidad de las iniciativas empresariales a partir de la implementación de la metodolología AppsICESI.
University training in energy efficiency to respond to European EPBD objectives. USE Efficiency Project
Authors: Penalvo-López Elisa , Cárcel-Carrasco F. Javier , Montañana-Romeu Joaquín , León-Martínez Vicente 
Published: May 2019

Energy efficiency in buildings is one of the main challenges in EU policy, since it is difficult to find common strategies and policies among Member States. This article describes the USE Efficiency project, an initiative to create a common training framework for energy efficiency systems in buildings based on the Energy Performance Building Directive (EPBD), through university actions. Universities and students are proposed as shining examples both for energy efficiency solutions and for energy efficiency behaviour. Moreover, involving university students guarantees acting on closest future market players and most convincing actor in diffusion of public opinions. The project aims to improve energy efficiency in university buildings and to establish training program for students around European countries. In fact, this activity involves 9 Universities (Technology Faculties and Faculties of Engineering) and 4 technological and market players from widespread countries in EU.Initially, a mapping of the methodologies used for evaluating energy efficiency at the different countries is carried out. Students are trained in energy efficiency methods and strategies, having real work experience implementing these Energy Performance Assessment (EPA) methodologies in their own buildings. The wide geographical coverage of the consortium allows an important crossover of methodologies to achieve technical results even to a professional and technological level. Then, the analysed buildings at each university are monitored in order to collect data, which are then used to plan solutions to improve energy performance of the university buildings. This paper describes this innovative training initiative, which involves students as main actors, working and interacting together with professors and technicians in order to improve energy efficiency in their educational centres.
Managerial Skills to Engineers, an optative subject on last course of grade in the ETSIIV. Results of applying new methodologies for developing managerial skills
Authors: Dema Perez Carlos Manuel , Fernández Llatas Carlos , Martinez-Miñana Antonio , Estelles-Miguel Sofía 
Published: May 2019

Managerial Skills to Engineers is an optative subject placed on last degree course. Students have passed on second course “Organization Foundations” as only subject about management contents. So, it was proposed with the aim of developing main managerial skills thinking of their professional future, highlighting among them communication skills clearly. On fact, during quotidian engineer’s work on plant they need leading groups, participating on meetings, negotiating with clients, suppliers, etc. Communication constitutes a basic pillar for personnel and professional engineer’s future success. In this paper most relevant results reached during three last years have been gathered up, all of it considering actual constraints have advised us to improve each year step by step consolidating each one before moving forward.
Análisis de la cocción de alimentos precocinados mediante tecnología de infrarrojos
Authors: Lengua Ismael , Pajares Moreno Bernardo , Peris-Fajarnes Guillermo , Moncho Santonja María , Garrigós Simón Fernando J. 
Published: May 2019

La presente investigación estudia la cocción de un alimento precocinado. Aprovechando que ciertos alimentos tienen forma cilíndrica, se utilizará el movimiento rotatorio para su cocción. Utilizando una cantidad mínima de aceite. Para la realización del experimento de cocción, se barajaros diferentes tipos de lámparas de tecnología infrarroja de diferentes longitudes de. Los resultados obtenidos nos indicarán si la cocción del producto se realiza de una forma adecuada. El objetivo es mantener las condiciones organolépticas, en comparación a la inmersión en aceite en alta temperatura. Al mismo tiempo, el resultado del estudio condicionará el posible diseño de un horno de cocción en continuo. Con la finalidad de cocinar este tipo de producto a nivel industrial.
Os media como fator influenciador das escolhas alimentares das famílias
Authors: Mesquita Cristina , Ribeiro Cristiana 
Published: May 2019

Existem fatores influenciadores das escolhas das familias, sobre alimentação dos seus filhos, tais como a publicidade e as estratégias de marketing. Os documentos oficiais (como o Referencial de Educação para os media) e algumas referências alertam para a importância da escola/jardim de infância na educação para os media a para os hábitos alimentares saudáveis. Porém, não parecem existir muitos estudos que se foquem no impacto da ação dos educadores, neste âmbito. Esta investigação teve como principal objetivo perceber qual a influência dos media nas escolhas alimentares das crianças e das suas famílias. Este estudo realizou-se no decorrer do estágio pedagógico em contexto de Educação Pré-Escolar (EPE) e ensino do 1.º Ciclo do Ensino Básico (1.º CEB). Neste artigo são utilizados apenas os dados dos questionários realizados às famílias. Neste sentido, a recolha e análise dos dados inscreve-se numa perspetiva quantitativa, a partir de um questionário destinado aos pais. Como resultado, observa-se que as famílias das crianças, influenciam os hábitos alimentares das crianças e que são influenciadas pela publicidade e pelas estratégias de marketing, embora não tenham muita consciência sobre isso.
Status and progress in global lake database developments
Authors: Toptunova Olga , Choulga Margarita , Kurzeneva Ekaterina 
Published: May 2019

Abstract. Lakes affect local weather and climate. This influence should be taken into
account in NWP models through parameterization. For the atmospheric
simulation, global coverage of lake depth data is essential. To provide such
data Global Lake Database (GLDB) has been created. GLDB contains information
about lake location (latitude, longitude), water surface area, and lake mean
and max depths. The mean depth is provided as a gridded data set.
Dualidades e dicotomias no espaço brasileiro na Revue de Deux Mondes do século XIX
Authors: Barbato Luis Fernando Tosta 
Published: May 2019

O presente artigo tem como objetivo entender como os viajantes que publicaram na Revue des Deux Mondes do século XIX contribuíram para a construção de uma das representações que ocuparam lugar de destaque na historiografia brasileira por longos períodos: a de um Brasil dividido entre uma área relacionada ao atraso e à barbárie e outra relacionada ao progresso e à civilização. Desta maneira, através desse artigo, buscaremos mostrar que os franceses que publicaram na Revue do século XIX contribuíram para a formulação dessas representações, uma vez que em seus escritos trouxeram a noção da existência de espaços selvagens e marcados pelo atraso, normalmente relacionados ao norte do país e às áreas do interior e do campo, em contraste com locais nos quais a civilização se desenvolvia, normalmente ligados ao sul do país e às regiões litorâneas e cidades.
Dualities and dichotomies in Brazilian space in the Revue de Deux Mondes of the 19th century: the Brazil divided into antagonistic spaces
The Works of the Late Edgar Allan Poe
Authors: Savoye Jeffrey A. 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
As the first of the posthumous attempts at a comprehensive collection of Poe's works, the edition prepared by Rufus Wilmot Griswold has long held a significant place in the history of Poe's texts. In some cases, it serves as a repository for what may be the final versions authorized by Poe, but this status has often been overshadowed by Griswold's complicated relationship with his subject. Aside from its dominant role in the formative period of Poe's evolving reputation, questions have repeatedly been raised, dismissed, and debated in regard to the authority of the edition, and consequently the proper place of the texts it contains in modern appraisals of Poe's literary legacy.
In the Footsteps of the “Goldsmith of Magical Wonders”
Authors: Ibáñez José R. 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Pío Baroja (1872–1956), the most prolific novelist of the so-called Spanish Generation of '98, began his literary career as a storyteller. The publication of Vidas sombrías (Somber Lives) in 1900, a volume of over thirty stories set in the Basque Country, Madrid and Valencia, earned him wide critical acclaim, despite its poor reception by Spanish readers. Baroja himself acknowledged that four or five of the stories were written in imitation of Edgar Allan Poe. This article explores traces of Poe in Baroja's early storytelling, although it sets out by considering a concept such as unity of sensation (unity of effect), which Baroja indeed borrowed from Poe, although he never acknowledged this. My central concern here is that Baroja's early admiration of the writer from Boston manifests itself in the adoption of bleak landscapes, Gothic interiors, and psychologically unstable characters. This trend was soon to be abandoned, although Baroja's concept of the novel, a development of Poe's poetics of the tale, would remain with the Basque writer for the rest of his life. The final part of this study analyzes Poe-like elements—literary devices, Gothic motifs, semantic structures—which can be found in “Médium,” one of the stories in Vidas sombrías.
2019/2 Test of ‘good faith’ in victimisation claims is employee’s honesty, not motivation (UK)
Authors: Lee Soyoung 
Published: May 2019

2019/2 Test of ‘good faith’ in victimisation claims is employee’s honesty not motivation (UK)
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has clarified the grounds on which bad faith can be alleged in a victimisation claim under the Equality Act 2010 (‘EqA’). The EAT held that although motive in alleging victimisation could be relevant, the primary question is whether the employee acted honestly in giving the evidence or information, or in making the allegation. The concept of ‘bad faith’ is thus different in victimisation claims than whistleblowing claims.
Soft K(G)-algebras
Authors: Handam Ali Hasan 
Published: May 2019

The concept of soft sets, introduced by Molodtsov is a mathematical tool for dealing with uncertainties, that is free from the difficulties that have troubled the traditional theoretical approaches. In this paper, we apply the notion of the soft sets of Molodtsov to the theory of K(G)-algebras. The notion of soft K(G)-algebras, idealistic soft K(G)-algebras, soft subalgebras and soft ideals are introduced, and their basic properties are investigated.
The Itch-Scratch Cycle: A Review of the Mechanisms
Authors: Rinaldi Giulia 
Published: May 2019

Background: Despite being one of the most common presenting dermatological symptoms, itching continues to perplex health care professionals because it is notoriously difficult to control.
Objective: This review gathers evidence to answer the 2-part question, “Why do we itch and scratch?” by exploring the history of itchy disease, the neurobiology of itch, and the 4 different clinical origins of itch: pruritogenic, neurological, neuropathic, and psychological.
Results: The automated scratching reflex and its biological and psychological reasons for existence are complicated and poorly understood. Currently, there are a myriad of treatments available for individuals suffering from this condition; however, many remain symptomatic.
Conclusions: The itch-scratch cycle is a complex pain-like sensation with a reflex-like response. In the future, continued exploration into the mechanisms behind itch and scratch may open the doors for new therapeutic interventions.
Video, en læringsressource i universitetsundervisningen
Authors: Mathiasen Helle 
Published: May 2019

Brugen af video i undervisningen har gennem de seneste dekader til stadighed fyldt mere i billedet af anvendte læringsressourcer på universiteterne. Med et kort tilbageblik på de seneste godt ti års brug af videoformater beskrives forskellige didaktiske aspekter ved inddragelse af forskellige videoformater i undervisningen.
Med reference til litteraturen præsenteres aspekter ved brugen af videoformater med udgangspunkt i et kommunikationsperspektiv.
Artiklen afsluttes med en opfordring til fortsat didaktisk udvikling, hvor videoformater, set som læringsressourcer, udvikles med fokus på stadig flere kommunikative aktiviteter i undervisningsrelaterede sammenhænge.
La formation à l’éthique professionnelle : une formation holistique de la personne du professionnel
Authors: Jutras France 
Published: May 2019

Cet article traite de la formation en éthique professionnelle, une formation qui s’est considérablement développée au Québec depuis une trentaine d’années. Après avoir exposé la raison d’être de cette formation et ses visées, nous verrons que cette formation tend aujourd’hui à intégrer des savoirs, des savoir-faire, des savoir-être et des savoir-devenir. Tel que nous le présenterons, en visant ainsi le développement holistique de la personne du professionnel, deux aspects interreliés de la formation en éthique professionnelle deviennent dès lors incontournables, soit : la formation du jugement professionnel et l’affinement de la sensibilité morale de la personne du professionnel.
LE TEMPS IMMOBILE DU HÉROS CONTEMPORAIN (Fortier, Chen, Huglo)
Authors: Auger Manon 
Published: May 2019

Dans un contexte où l’écrivain contemporain accorde de plus en plus d’importance aux « vies minuscules » et aux personnages non romanesques, il est difficile d’envisager qu’il existe une forme de « héros » contemporain. Mais peut-être est-ce parce que notre conception du héros romanesque emprunte encore trop au régime moderne d’historicité, c’est-à-dire à ce temps où il était encore possible, justement, de croire à la grandeur d’une personnalité capable d’imprimer sa marque sur l’Histoire et sur le temps ? Or, si l’individu contemporain et son avatar fictionnel sont privés des repères, des forces et des certitudes qui motivaient l’individu moderne, sont-ils pour autant dépourvus de grandeur ? C’est en partant de cette interrogation et à partir de l’exemple de Du bon usage des étoiles de Dominique Fortier (Alto, 2008) puis d’Immobile de Ying Chen (Boréal, 1998) et de La respiration du monde de Marie-Pascale Huglo (Leméac, 2010) que l’auteure pose l’hypothèse que, si une telle figure existe, c’est dans son rapport particulier au temps qu’elle est le plus susceptible de se révéler. On verra que c’est surtout dans un rapport antagonique avec la figure du héros moderne qu’un certain héroïsme peut se révéler, mais plus précisément dans ce que l’auteure appelle le temps « immobile » qui lui est particulier, temps de la résistance qui s’oppose au temps futuriste d’autres personnages.
Quelle place pour l’autre parent d’un enfant en prison ?
Authors: Amado1 Ariane 
Published: May 2019

En France, en Angleterre et au pays de Galles, les enfants peuvent séjourner auprès de leur mère détenue en prison jusqu’à leurs 18 mois. L’étude des liens familiaux de l’enfant qui séjourne auprès de sa mère en prison inverse la problématique : l’enfant non juridiquement détenu est celui qui vit dans un établissement pénitentiaire auprès de sa mère. Le parent incarcéré constitue, dans cette situation, la personne qui maintient au quotidien des relations affectives avec l’enfant. L’autre parent peut-il, dans ce cadre, exercer ses droits civils et maintenir un lien avec l’enfant résidant en prison ? Les droits français et anglais parviennent-ils à dépasser une conception genrée et hétéronormée de la famille en prison, selon laquelle seule une femme détenue peut garder son enfant auprès d’elle et seul un homme n’est envisagé comme deuxième parent ?
Risk of phosphorus loss in surface runoff from agricultural land in the Baltic Commune of Puck
Authors: Pietrzak Stefan , Pazikowska-Sapota Grażyna , Dembska Grażyna , Dzierzbicka-Glowacka Lidia Anita , Juszkowska Dominika , Majewska Zuzanna , Urbaniak Marek , Ostrowska Dominika , Cichowska Agnieszka , Galer-Tatarowicz Katarzyna 
Published: May 2019

Background. Risk assessment of Phosphorus (P) losses in surface runoff from agricultural land is the basic measure that should be used as a part of actions taken to counteract the water eutrophication in watercourses and water reservoirs. To assess this risk, a new method has been recently developed based on the determination of degree of P saturation (DPS) which depends on P content in soil determined with the use of distilled water (water-soluble P – WSP).
Methods. Based on DPS method, the risk of P losses in surface runoff from agricultural land in Puck Commune (Baltic Sea Coast) was assessed and a critical analysis of assessment results was carried out. The research was conducted on mineral and organic soils from 50 and 11 separate agricultural plots with a total area of 133.82 and 37.23 ha, respectively. In collected soil samples, P content was determined using distilled water (all soil samples), Egner-Riehm method (mineral soils) and extract of 0.5 mol HCl ∙ dm-3 (organic soils). The results of determinations P content in water extract from soils were converted to DPS values, which were classified by appropriate limit intervals.
Results & Discussion. It was found that on 96.7% of tested agricultural parcels (96% plots with mineral soils and 100% plots with organic soils) there was a potentially high risk of P losses from soil by surface runoff. At the same time, it was ascertained that in soils from 62% of agricultural plots, there was a large deficiency of plant available P. Due to the above, as well as due to the lack of connection with other factors affecting the P losses in surface runoff such as type of crop and area inclination, it was considered that the assessment based on the DPS index may be unreliable.
Level of Agreement with the Microscopic Analysis of Joint Aspirate for the Diagnosis of Gout in the Lower Extremity
Authors: Zavisanos Alexis , Hasenstein Todd , Meyr Andrew J. 
Published: May 2019

Background
Although clinical findings, laboratory serum markers, and radiographic images are also used, the purported gold standard or standard reference test for the diagnosis of gout is microscopic analysis of aspirated joint fluid. This observational investigation sought to identify the level of agreement with the microscopic analysis of joint fluid aspirate for the diagnosis of gout in the lower extremity between two departments in a single health-care center.

Methods
A retrospective medical record review identified consecutive patients seen for suspected gout who underwent diagnostic joint aspiration. Patients were included if a lower-extremity joint synovial fluid sample was obtained and were excluded if they were not independently evaluated by both the departments of rheumatology and pathology. We categorized the documented joint fluid findings into four groups: no crystals, sodium urate crystals, calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals, or both sodium urate and calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals. We defined a “clinically significant disagreement” as one department observing any type of crystals and the other department observing no crystals.

Results
We observed a clinically significant disagreement rate of 23.26% (intraclass correlation coefficient = 0.496). The department of rheumatology was more likely to observe the presence of crystals in a sample compared with the department of pathology (88.37% versus 65.12%; P = .02).

Conclusions
These results provide evidence that microscopic analysis of joint fluid aspirate might lack the accuracy and reliability needed to be considered a gold standard diagnostic test for gout in the lower extremity.
Programmable Granular Metamaterials for Reusable Energy Absorption
Authors: Fu Kangjia , Zhao Zhihua , Jin Lihua 
Published: May 2019

AbstractDesigning metamaterials with programmable features has emerged as a promising pathway for reusable energy absorption. While the current designs of reusable energy absorbers mainly exploit mechanical instability of flexible beams, here is created a new kind of metamaterial for reusable and programmable energy absorption by integrating rigid granular materials and compliant stretchable components. In each unit cell of the metamaterial, the stretchable components connect the granular particles to maintain the integrity and control the deformation pattern of the material. When the metamaterial is subjected to an external load, the input energy is partially trapped as elastic energy in the stretchable components, and partially dissipated by friction between the granular particles, forming hysteresis between the loading and unloading force–displacement curves. Through tuning the structural design of the metamaterial, the pretension and stiffness of the stretchable components, and the size of and friction between the particles, a vast design space is achieved to program the mechanical behavior of the metamaterial, such as the load–displacement curve, the multistability, and the amount of energy dissipation. Experimental impact tests on a thin glass panel confirm energy‐absorbing capability of the proposed metamaterial. This design strategy opens a new avenue for creating reusable energy‐absorbing metamaterials.