bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH NORMA SUBYEKTIF,DAN TAM TERHADAP NIAT MENGGUNAKAN SISTEM ERP
Authors: Susilaputri Rizki Endah 
Published: November 2018

ERP is a system used by the company to integrate all business processes. This study aimed to determine the effect of Subjective Norm and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) of the Intention to Use ERP Systems. TAM in this study was measured by two indicators: Perception Perceived Usefulness and Ease of Use.Respondents in this study were users of ERP systems on PT. Semen Gresik (Persero), Tbk. Questionnaires were the primary data used in this research and random sampling was used as data collection method. Questionnaires were distributed about 70 copies but only 63 were returned, and 3 of them were incomplete questionnaires. The data analysis technique used was Partial Least Square, with the help of Smart PLS 2.0 software.The results of this study are: 1) Subjective Norms have positive significant effect on Intention to Use ERP Systems. 2) Perceived Usefulness have positive significant effect on Intention to Use ERP Systems. 3) Perceived Ease of Use have positive significant effect on Intention to Use ERP Systems.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.1214920
Transaksi Ekonomi Klasik Masyarakat Aceh (Analisis Kelayakan Taqnin Hukum Ekonomi Syariah)
Authors: Fahriansah Fahriansah 
Published: November 2018

Aceh is one of provinces in Indonesia (NKRI) granted special freedom to regulate households independently (formal juridical) in accordance with Islamic Shari'a. Islamic syariat covers about the economy. Economic activity in Aceh has special characteristics that are not against Islamic law, such as mawah, gala, and peublo aqad. Therefore, formal regulation is required to protect the business people and to safeguard Acehnese culture.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.1214938
La jadéite dans les Alpes françaises
Authors: Saliot Pierre 
Published: November 2018

La répartition de la jadéite dans les Alpes françaises n'est pas quelconque. Dans le Nord, elle apparaît seulement dans les roches magmatiques acides où elle se développe dans le feldspath potassique, elle est abondante dans les roches incluses dans les évaporites. Dans le Sud, elle est présente dans les roches magmatiques acides et basiques, elle apparaît alors en association avec la lawsonite dans les sites des plagioclases.
Une vingtaine de gisements nouveaux sont étudiés en détail. Les analyses des pyroxènes permettent de mettre en évidence des jadéites très pures et des aegyrines-jadéites. Une limite à la solution solide entre diopside et jadéite peut faire apparaître une jadéite très pure.
Si, dans le cas des plagioclases, la jadéite semble avoir été en association avec une albite de basse température, on peut douter de la stabilité de la jadéite par rapport à ce minéral dans les cas où elle apparaît dans le feldspath potassique. L'emploi de la paire jadéite + quartz à des fins barométriques est alors délicat dans certaines roches des Alpes françaises. Il est difficile de savoir quel était l'état structural du feldspath lors de la formation de la jadéite. Des réseaux feldspathiques désordonnés pourraient permettre à la jadéite de se développer plus vite et peut-être à des pressions plus faibles que celles de l'équilibre albite = jadéite + quartz étudié expérimentalement.
Les phénomènes de phengitisation de la jadéite montrent que ce dernier minéral reste métastable dans des conditions de rétromorphose où des phengites sont stables.
Biosignature Anisotropy Modeled on Temperate Tidally Locked M-dwarf Planets
Authors: Chen Howard , Wolf Eric T. , Kopparapu Ravi , Domagal-Goldman Shawn , Horton Daniel E. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
A planet’s atmospheric constituents (e.g., O2, O3, H2O
v
, CO2, CH4, and N2O) can provide clues to its surface habitability, and may offer biosignature targets for remote life detection efforts. The plethora of rocky exoplanets found by recent transit surveys (e.g., the Kepler mission) indicates that potentially habitable systems orbiting K- and M-dwarf stars may have very different orbital and atmospheric characteristics than Earth. To assess the physical distribution and observational prospects of various biosignatures and habitability indicators, it is important to understand how they may change under different astrophysical and geophysical configurations, and to simulate these changes with models that include feedbacks between different subsystems of a planet’s climate. Here we use a three-dimensional (3D) Chemistry–Climate model (CCM) to study the effects of changes in stellar spectral energy distribution (SED), stellar activity, and planetary rotation on Earth analogs and tidally locked planets. Our simulations show that, apart from shifts in stellar SEDs and UV radiation, changes in illumination geometry and rotation-induced circulation can influence the global distribution of atmospheric biosignatures. We find that the stratospheric day-to-nightside mixing ratio differences on tidally locked planets remain low (<20%) across the majority of the canonical biosignatures. Interestingly, however, secondary photosynthetic biosignatures (e.g., C2H6S) show much greater (∼67%) day-to-nightside differences, and point to regimes in which tidal locking could have observationally distinguishable effects on phase curve, transit, and secondary eclipse measurements. Overall, this work highlights the potential and promise for 3D CCMs to study the atmospheric properties and habitability of terrestrial worlds.
Nailfold Capillaroscopy Characteristics of Antisynthetase Syndrome and Possible Clinical Associations: Results of a Multicenter International Study
Authors: Sebastiani Marco , Triantafyllias Konstantinos , Manfredi Andreina , González-Gay Miguel Angel , Palmou-Fontana Natalia , Cassone Giulia , Drott Ulrich , Delbrück Christiane , Rojas-Serrano Jorge , Bertolazzi Chiara , Nuño Laura , Giannini Margherita , Iannone Florenzo , Vicente Esther F. , Castañeda Santos , Selva-O’Callaghan Albert , Trallero Araguas Ernesto , Emmi Giacomo , Iuliano Annamaria , Bauhammer Jutta , Miehle Nikolaus , Parisi Simone , Cavagna Lorenzo , Codullo Veronica , Montecucco Carlomaurizio , Lopez-Longo Francisco Javier , Martínez-Barrio Julia , Nieto-González Juan Carlos , Vichi Silvia , Confalonieri Marco , Tomietto Paola , Bergner Raoul , Sulli Alberto , Bonella Francesco , Furini Federica , Scirè Carlo Alberto , Bortoluzzi Alessandra , Specker Christof , Barsotti Simone , Neri Rossella , Mosca Marta , Caproni Marzia , Weinmann-Menke Julia , Schwarting Andreas , Smith Vanessa , Cutolo Maurizio ,   The American and European Network of Antisynthetase Syndrome Collaborative Group
Published: November 2018

Objective.To describe nailfold videocapillaroscopy (NVC) features of patients with antisynthetase syndrome (AS) and to investigate possible correlations with clinical and serological features of the disease.Methods.We retrospectively analyzed NVC images of 190 patients with AS [females/males 3.63, mean age 49.7 ± 12.8 yrs, median disease duration 53.7 mos (interquartile range 82), 133 anti-Jo1 and 57 non–anti-Jo1-positive patients]. For each patient, we examined number of capillaries, giant capillaries, microhemorrhages, avascular areas, ramified capillaries, and the presence of systemic sclerosis (SSc)-like pattern. Finally, we correlated NVC features with clinical and serological findings of patients with AS. Concomitantly, a historical cohort of 75 patients with antinuclear antibody–negative primary Raynaud phenomenon (RP) and longterm followup was used as a control group (female/male ratio 4.13/1, mean age 53.9 ± 17.6 yrs) for NVC measures.Results.NVC abnormalities were observed in 62.1% of AS patients compared with 29.3% of primary RP group (p < 0.001). An SSc-like pattern was detected in 67 patients (35.3%) and it was associated with anti-Jo1 antibodies (p = 0.002) and also with a longer disease duration (p = 0.004). Interestingly, there was no significant correlation between the presence of SSc-like pattern and RP, and only 47% of patients with SSc-like pattern had RP.Conclusion.NVC abnormalities are commonly observed in AS, independently from the occurrence of RP. The presence of an SSc-like pattern could allow identification of a more defined AS subtype, and prospective studies could confirm the association with clinical and serological features of AS.
Étude en rouge : trois manières de tuer l’auteur
Authors: Viñas Salvador Muñoz , Morizot Jacque 
Published: November 2018

Respecter l’intention de l’artiste est l’un des principaux critères en usage dans la conservation artistique, critère dont Werner et McLaren ont dit qu’il était « sans discussion » (ou « incontestable »). Toutefois on a des raisons de soupçonner que ce critère n’est pas si solide. Le cas des Harvard Murals de Rothko est choisi à titre d’exemple pour soutenir que le respect de l’intention de l’artiste peut de fait avoir des conséquences non désirées, voire désastreuses. Plusieurs penseurs ont effectivement soutenu que l’intention de l’artiste n’importe pas tant que cela, mettant toute la charge des phénomènes esthétiques du côté du spectateur : ce faisant, ils font écho à la métaphore bien connue de tuer l’auteur . Cet article entreprend de discuter les positions de certains de ces auteurs : leurs modus operandi sont très différents et même opposés, mais tous sont intéressants et ils contribuent à rendre suspect le fait que le respect de l’intention de l’artiste ne devrait justement pas être « sans discussion ».
Pourquoi conserver les œuvres d’art et le patrimoine ?
Authors:  Pouivet Roger 
Published: November 2018

Quelle est l’origine de notre attitude conservatrice et préservatrice à l’égard de l’art et du patrimoine ? Pour une grande part, elle résulte, à mon sens, de ce que j’appellerai une « hégélianisation de l’art ». Mais, la simple idée que l’art et d’autres artefacts manifestent notre spiritualité n’aurait-elle pas pu contenter l’homme moderne, sans pourtant qu’il se sente tenu de conserver les œuvres et le patrimoine ? Dans le détail, les opérations de conservation et de restauration à effectuer sont variables ; elles peuvent faire l’objet de discussions et même de débats. Il reste que l’identité d’une œuvre d’art est assurée par la persistance des propriétés matérielles. Sur les propriétés matérielles de certains artefacts surviennent des propriétés intentionnelles, non matérielles. Ces propriétés non matérielles comprennent leur signification. Ce à quoi nous fait accéder le patrimoine, ce sont, à travers l’attention aux choses matérielles, des traditions de rationalité, manifestant la destination spirituelle de l’humanité. C’est la raison, elle n’est donc pas mineure, pour laquelle nous conservons et préservons le patrimoine.
Ruines à l’œuvre
Authors: Fimiani Filippo 
Published: November 2018

Les Sept Palais célestes ont été réalisés par Anselm Kiefer pour inaugurer le Hangar Bicocca de Milan, en 2004. Du fait d’une intervention sur le site en 2008, Les Sept Palais célestes ont été déplacés, conservés, réparés, et finalement réinstallés différemment en 2015, dans une nouvelle et définitive exposition où ils côtoient des tableaux. Ces ruines monumentales en béton armé, érigées autour de containers pré-assemblés, sont donc des ruines construites et reconstruites, des édifices de non-architecture métaphoriques associés à des matériaux divers et complémentaires qui sont considérés comme faisant partie intégrante de l’œuvre et produits par l’artiste en personne. Selon quelles précompréhensions et selon quelles valeurs a-t-on établi et réalisé l’opération de conservation et de restitution ? Selon quelle idée de l’identité ontologique, perceptuelle et sémantique de l’œuvre a-t-on reconfiguré l’expérience esthétique de cette installation qu’on ne peut plus sans difficulté qualifier d’ In situ ?
Untitled (Say Goodbye, Catullus, to the shores of Asia Minor) , un paysage twomblien
Authors: Spathoni Anthi-Danaé 
Published: November 2018

Quels sont les rapports au paysage dans l’œuvre de Cy Twombly ? Comment le paysage est-il présent ? Peut-on parler d’un paysage abstrait ? Le but de cet article est d’étudier la notion du paysage et la manière dont elle se combine au vocabulaire abstrait de l’artiste. Nous tentons de décrire le fruit de cette combinaison et de l’inscrire dans un cadre théorique. Dans un deuxième temps, nous éprouvons cette démarche à travers l’analyse de l’œuvre Untitled Painting (Say goodbye Catullus to the shores of Asia Minor) , 1994.
Évolution et création artistique : de l’art évolutionniste
Authors: Mortu Ancuta 
Published: November 2018

L’objectif de cet article est d’examiner la manière dont la création artistique s’imprègne d’une pensée de l’évolution pour faire émerger des formes nouvelles. Il s’agit notamment de jeter un regard attentif sur une pratique artistique récente appelée « art évolutionniste » en mettant en lumière le contexte d’émergence et antécédents historiques de ce processus créatif, les principes qui se trouvent à sa base, ainsi que les implications théoriques de l’usage artistique de l’analogie évolutive pour les catégories esthétiques traditionnelles.
Aleukemic Leukemia Cutis: Case Report and Review of Literature
Authors: Karam Dhauna , Agrawal Bharat 
Published: November 2018

AbstractAleukemic leukemia cutis (LC) is an extremely rare clinical presentation. All patients eventually develop acute leukemia, mostly monocytic and myelomonocytic types. It is a diagnostic challenge, resolved by careful immunophenotyping and cytochemistry. The diagnosis indicates a poor prognosis. Here, we report a case of an 85-year-old white male with LC, who had normal peripheral blood and bone marrow histology. The fragility of our patient precluded any definite anti-leukemic therapy.
Multidisciplinary Treatment of Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma: Experience of Children Cancer Hospital of Egypt; 2007-2012
Authors: Fawzy Mohamed Ahmed , El-Hemaly Ahmed Ibrahim , Awad Madeeha , El-Beltagy Mohamed , Zaghloul Mohamed Saad , Taha Hala , Rifaat Amal , Mosaab Amal 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Background: Pediatric gliomas comprise a clinically, histologically, and molecularly heterogeneous group of central nervous system tumors. The survival of children with gliomas influenced by histologic subtype, age, and extent of resection. Tumor grade emerged as the most determinant of survival except in the young age groups. The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of multidisciplinary therapeutic approach including surgery and chemotherapy, and their impact on the outcome in pediatric patients with low-grade glioma (LGG). Procedure: Study patients were prospectively enrolled onto the study. All patients were below 18-year-old, diagnosed as LGG between July 2007 and June 2012. Upfront surgical resection was attempted in all tumors other than optic pathway sites. Systemic chemotherapy was given according to CCG-A9952 protocol. Results: Total/near-total resection in 105/227 (46.3%) without adjuvant treatment, while 49/227 patients (21.5%) underwent subtotal tumor resection followed by chemotherapy for big residual (n = 26). Follow-up only was indicated for asymptomatic/small residual (n = 23). The radiological diagnosis was set in 18/227 (7.9%) patients; 13/18 had optic pathway glioma. The 3-year overall survival (OS) was 87.3% versus 65.5% event free survival (EFS) for the whole study patients with a follow-up period of 1–5 years. The OS and EFS for patients who did surgery with no adjuvant treatment (n = 128) were, respectively, 95.2% and 77.3% versus 87.4% and 65.1% for adjuvant chemotherapy group (n = 99); (P = 0.015 and P = 0.016 for OS and EFS, respectively). Conclusion: Pediatric LGGs comprise a wide spectrum of pathological and anatomical entities that carry a high rate of prolonged survival among children and adolescents. Surgical resection is the mainstay of treatment in most of tumors. Combined chemotherapy can be an acceptable alternative when surgery is not safely feasible.
Ecological Analysis to Study Association between Prevalence of Smokeless Tobacco Type and Head-and-Neck Cancer
Authors: Gholap Devyani Dilip , Chaturvedi Pankaj , Dikshit Rajesh Prabhakar 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Context: Head-and-neck cancers (HNCs) are most common cancer in Indian cancer registries. However, there is a huge variation and heterogeneity in use of different types of smokeless tobacco (SLT) consumption across India. Aims: The aims and objectives of this study were to investigate how different types of SLT use are distributed across Indian states and examined its association with different subsites of HNC incidence rates. Settings and Design: Ecological analysis of correlation between SLT prevalence and incidence rates from population-based cancer registries. Methods: Incidence data was extracted from population-based cancer registries report from the National Cancer Registry Programme database 2012–2014. The current SLT uses the prevalence of all Indian States and Union territories from Global Adult Tobacco Survey 2009–2010. Statistical Analysis Used: Pearson’s correlation coefficient was used to estimate an ecological correlation between the prevalence of types of SLT uses in different region of India and age-adjusted incidence rate of different subsites of HNC. Results: In our brief analysis, we found a significant correlation between certain types of SLT use and subsite of HNC. Betel quid and tobacco use are correlated (r = 0.53) with oropharynx cancer incidence. Khaini use is correlated with hypopharynx cancer incidence (r = 0.48). Gutka use is correlated with mouth cancer incidence (r = 0.54). Oral tobacco is correlated with mouth cancer incidence (r = 0.46). Other SLT use is correlated for hypopharynx cancer incidence (r = 0.47). Conclusions: The variations in SLT use across Indian states account for differences in incidence rates of HNC subsites across the states. The inferences from this brief analysis can be used as a base to modify and design observational epidemiological studies in the future.
Low Dose versus Standard Single Heartbeat Acquisition Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography
Authors: Di Cesare Ernesto , Di Sibio Alessandra , Gennarelli Antonio , Di Luzio Margherita , Casazza Ines , Splendiani Alessandra , Di Cesare Annamaria , Gravina Giovanni Luca , Barile Antonio , Masciocchi Carlo 
Published: November 2018

Purpose:
The aim of this study was to compare image quality and mean radiation dose between two groups of patients undergoing coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA) using a 640-slice CT scanner with two protocols with different noise level thresholds expressed as standard deviation (SD).

Materials and Methods:
Two-hundred and sixty-eight patients underwent a CCTA with 640 slice CT scanner. In the experimental group (135 patients), an SD 51 protocol was employed; in the control group (133 patients), an SD 33 protocol was used. Mean effective dose and image quality with both objective and subjective measures were assessed. Image quality was subjectively assessed using a five-point scoring system. Segments scoring 2, 3, and 4 were considered having diagnostic quality, while segments scoring 0 and 1 were considered having nondiagnostic quality. Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) between the two groups as well as the effective radiation dose (ED) was finally assessed.

Results:
Comparative analysis considering diagnostic quality (2, 3, and 4 score) and nondiagnostic (score 0 and 1) quality demonstrated that image quality of SD 51 group is not significantly lower than that of S33 group. The noise was significantly higher in the SD 51 group than in the SD 33 group (P < 0.0001). The SNR and CNR were higher in the SD 33 group than in SD 51 group (P < 0.0001). Mean effective dose was 49% lower in the SD 51 group than in SD 33 group; indeed mean effective dose was 1.43 mSv ± 0.67 in the SD 51 group while it was 2.8 mSv ± 0.57 in the SD 33 group.

Conclusion:
Comparative analysis shows that using a 640-slice CT with a 51 SD protocol, it is possible to reduce the mean radiation dose while maintaining good diagnostic image quality.
El uso de la pseudociencia y la experimentación en las nuevas tendencias de comunicación publicitaria como recurso persuasivo
Authors: Moreno López Begoña 
Published: November 2018

La comunicación publicitaria ha buscado, a lo largo de los años, diferenciar productos y marcas a través de la creatividad. Empleando para ello todos los recursos posibles que se encontraban a su alcance y no dudando en absorber técnicas y métodos de distintas disciplinas para la creación simbólica de valores y percepciones. Con los cambios y desarrollos tecnológicos de los últimos quince años, la creatividad publicitaria ha evolucionado sustancialmente para poder adaptarse a los nuevos medios que han ido naciendo en el entorno digital. De modo que no solo los medios se han transformado, sino que, consustancialmente, han evolucionado los modos de comunicar, los objetivos y las formas. En este caldo de cultivo han surgido varias tendencias publicitarias aparentemente antagónicas. Así podemos ver el gran auge que están teniendo las nuevas corrientes vintage, que recuperan lo artesanal y handmade, al mismo tiempo que se desarrollan campañas con aplicaciones cada vez más tecnológicas (entre las que se encuentra los bot y la nueva inteligencia artificial, por ejemplo). Y, entre ellas, podemos observar una gran tendencia a la justificación científica o pseudocientífica. No se trata solo de la aplicación del neuromarketing en los entornos de venta sino de la recuperación de los antiguos demostrativos de producto a valores de marca o comprensiones de los insight aplicados a un concepto creativo. La creatividad publicitaria recupera los antiguos experimentos psicológicos de los años 60 y 70, como el experimento del malvavisco, para aplicarlos a sus nuevas propuestas creativas en acciones especiales. De este modo, los experimentos psicológicos y sociológicos publicitarios, encuentran un nuevo modo de emplear el “demostrativo” de producto, o una argumentación “científica” para la compra, la creación de imagen de marca o promover el cambio de actitud. En el presente texto se analizan los ejercicios más representativos de esta práctica recién extendida, para analizar sus características, conceptualización y producción audiovisual. Con el fin de comprender mejor los mecanismos que emplea el sector publicitario para persuadir y convencer sobre determinados cambios de actitud.
2018/26 Unilateral changes to employment terms and conditions treated as redundancy in employment law (PL)
Authors: Swiatkowski Andrzej Marian 
Published: November 2018

2018/26 Unilateral changes to employment terms and conditions treated as redundancy in employment law (PL)
In 2017, the ECJ delivered its judgment in the Socha case (C-149/16). This judgment, about the Collective Redundancy Directive (98/59/EC), highlights the contradictions between the Directive and Polish law and demonstrates some of consequences such a judgment can lead to.
2018/28 The right to equal pay for temporary agency workers includes travel time allowances (NO)
Authors: Tafjord Normannseth Kajsa Louise , Evju Stein 
Published: November 2018

2018/28 The right to equal pay for temporary agency workers includes travel time allowances (NO)
Directive 2008/104/EC (Temporary Agency Work Directive) is implemented by means of the Norwegian Working Environment Act and provides for equal pay between regular workers and temporary agency workers. The Supreme Court has held that, in domestic law, the concept of ‘pay’ includes allowances for travel time and therefore a temporary agency worker was entitled to the same allowance as his permanent colleagues.
2018/29 Continued application of church labour law for secular employer after transfer of undertakings by means of a dynamic referral clause (GE)
Authors: Traber Othmar K. 
Published: November 2018

2018/29 Continued application of church labour law for secular employer after transfer of undertakings by means of a dynamic referral clause (GE)
In the aftermath of the ECJ’s ruling in the Asklepios case (C-680/15), the German Federal Employment Court (Bundesarbeitsgericht, hereinafter: BAG) held a dynamic referral clause valid following a transfer.