bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH REPUTASI SEBAGAI VARIABEL INTERVENING TERHADAP KINERJA PERUSAHAAN PADA PT.TELKOM KEBUMEN
Authors: Wahyuningsih Sri 
Published: October 2018

The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of social responsibility, etiuka relatives, on the reputation of corporate governance and its impact on the performance of the company PT. Telkom Indonesia Branch Kebumen. The analytical tool used Structural Equation Modeling (SEM).
The results of this study show that the reputation of social responsibility affects the reputation accepted. This is indicated by the value of CR = 2.514 and p = 0.012 or significant at Â½ Î± = 0.05 t table = Â± 1.980. Thus, the social responsibility variables formed by indicators of ethical codes, economic well-being, contributions and participant experiences have a significant influence on reputation. Further business ethics affects the accepted reputation. This is indicated by the value of CR = 2.872 and p = 0.004 or significant at Â½ Î± = 0.05 t table = Â± 1.980. Thus the business ethics variables formed by the indicators: Product quality, product trials, respect for human dignity, cultural integrity of the customer has an influence on reputation. Corporate governance affects acceptable reputation. This is indicated by the value of CR = 3.241 and p = 0.001 or significant at Â½ Î± = 0.05 t table = Â± 1.980. thus corporate governance variables formed by the indicators: Company competence, openness and transparency, policy implementation, corporate policy, confidence in top management, knowledge and ability of human resources. Reputation, effect on company performance accepted. This is indicated by the value of CR = 13.933 and p = 0,000 or significant at Â½ Î± = 0.05 t table = Â± 1.980. Thus the reputation variable formed by the Company's Vision indicators, the product offered, the emotional closeness of the customer to the company, the company's financial capability and confidence in the employee.
The limitations of this study on the structural model used, this model has been well seen from the test of cofirmatory and goodness-of-fit. but it is better for the company's performance topics to dig deeper into the variables and indicators used. Future research may also consider research objects that will be used not only in telecommunication service companies but can be developed in other business organizations.

Key word: Reputation and Corporate Performance
Contribution à l'étude structurale d'un sulfure de plomb, d'antimoine et d'étain : la Frankeite
Authors: Coulon M. , Heitz F. , Le Bihan Marie-Thérèse 
Published: October 2018

La Frankeite, minéral de formule chimique Pb₅Sn₃Sb₂S₁₄ appartient au groupe spatial Pr. Les paramètres de la maille élémentaire sont :
a = 46.9 ±o.5 b = 5,82 ± 0,04 c = 17,3 ± 0,5 Â
a = y = 90° p = 940 40' ± 15'
Nous avons entrepris l'étude de sa structure cristalline en projection sur les plans y O z et x O z. Cette structure comporte des ensembles de liaisons rappelant celles de la galène, qui permettent d'expliquer le clivage parfait (001).
Étude diffractométrique du sulfate de potassium entre 20 et 600° C
Authors: Bernard Maurice J. , Hocart Raymond 
Published: October 2018

L'étude diffractométrique du sulfate de potassium jusqu'à 600° C a permis le calcul des paramètres de la maille et la mesure des intensités relatives des raies.
La disparition et l'apparition de certaines raies permettent de schématiser le mécanisme des transformations de 450 à 586° C.
Plasticity of quartz : crystallographic models and T. E. M. observations
Authors: Doukhan Jean-Claude , Trépied Louis 
Published: October 2018

A simplified crystallographic model of quartz is proposed. Only Si atoms are represented and each Si is assumed to be bound to its first four Si neighbours by covalent bonds (representing the true Si — O — Si bonds) along the directions of an sp3 hybridization. Using this approach, it becomes possible to look for possible dissociations of dislocations which govern the plastic behaviour. For a dislocations, dissociation into two colinear partials (a → 1/2 a + 1/2 a) is possible in the planes {1010} and {1011} which can thus be glide planes. For the basal plane which is generally assumed to be the easiest glide plane, comparison with Brazil twins suggests that a low fault energy can be obtained if the fault displacement is distributed over several parallel planes, leading to a zonal dissociated dislocations.
All these models are confirmed by T. E. M. observations in weak beam conditions. They allow several features of low temperature deformation to be understood (formation of microtwins, high strain hardening and severe increase of the dislocation density during basal a glide) .
Another possibility to deduce the possible glide systems of quartz consists in the systematic study of the subgrain boundaries owing to the Frank's formula for the theoretical predictions and by T. E. M. observations for the experimental part of this work. Observations on annealed samples of naturally deformed quartz exactly correspond to the theoretical predictions. This confirms that possible glide systems for quartz are a glide in {0001}, {1010} and {1011} and c glide in {1210} .
Sous-structure de dislocations dans l'oxyde d'yttrium monocristallin
Authors: Gaboriaud Rolly-Jacques 
Published: October 2018

The relation between dislocation substructure and macroscopic aspect of the surfaces of yttrium oxide single crystals which have been annealed at high temperature with and without applied stress, is studied.
Experimental conditions of temperature and gaseous environnement give rise to a thermo-chemical etching of the single crystal faces which show dislocation motion.
From simple arguments, it is shown that climb of dislocations plays an important role in the high temperature and low stress creep of Y2O3.
Direct measurement of the dislocation climb velocity is perhaps possible from this effect.
Microtextures de grains de quartz d'une tectonite quartzo-feldspathique : signification
Authors: Meilliez Francis , Paquet Jacques 
Published: October 2018

The microtexture of several quartz grains and of their first neighbours from a quartzo-feldspathic tectonique is studied. Each group of grains belongs to a different minéralogie bed. The deformation of this tectonite can be described as the plastic flow of quartz between rigid feldspathic layers. The microtextures which are obtained are very simple and show two types of [0001] pole concentrations, situated in a plane, normal to the main flow plane and at 450 on the flow direction.
Each grain and its neighbours reached a stable microtexture in steady stage of geological flow. Hypo-thetically, it is assumed prismatic {1010} &lt;c&gt; and &lt;a&gt; and pyramidal glide systems correspond to these two types of stable pole concentrations and explain the main shape of the grains.
Fabric development in calcite polycrystals deformed at 400° C
Authors: Spiers Christopher J. 
Published: October 2018

La formation de la fabrique, ou «texture », e-maximum, qu'on observe fréquemment dans les roches calcaires, a été étudiée par déformation expérimentale de cylindres fendus d'un marbre de calcite à gros grain. Une application nouvelle de la technique de cylindre fendu a été développée pour permettre la détermination optique des chemins de rotation complets pris par les grains individuels pendant une déformation de type compression axisymétrique.
Les études en microscopie optique sur les échantillons déformés ont montré que les microstructures et les mécanismes des déformations dans les grains individuels peuvent être corrélés avec les orientations et les types de chemin de rotation des grains. Dans beaucoup de grains, un mécanisme particulier de déformation prédomine, et, par conséquence, indique que la règle de von Mises /Taylor peut ne pas être suivie. Le maclage selon e est clairement un mécanisme de déformation important, et exerce une grande influence sur la formation de la texture. La détermination de l'activité du mécanisme de maclage en fonction de l'orientation cristallographique de la matrice indique qu'elle dépend linéairement de la contrainte de cisaillement résolue dans le plan de maclage, et que le mécanisme est associé aux hétérogénéités de la déformation.
Quelques vérifications ont été faites pour évaluer l'homogénéité de la déformation dans les expériences sur les cylindres fendus. On a trouvé que la déformation est sensiblement hétérogène à l'échelle des grains. On en déduit que la facilité de maclage de la calcite à des températures faibles conduit à une déformation hétérogène, avec moins de cinq systèmes de glissement actifs dans la plupart des grains. Cependant, la contrainte est, par comparaison, homogène, et les modèles pour la prédiction de la texture fondés sur cette hypothèse sont plus réalistes que ceux fondés sur l'hypothèse de la déformation homogène.
Global-mean Vertical Tracer Mixing in Planetary Atmospheres. II. Tidally Locked Planets
Authors: Zhang Xi , Showman Adam P. 
Published: October 2018

Abstract
In Zhang & Showman, we developed an analytical theory of 1D eddy diffusivity K

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for global-mean vertical tracer transport in a 3D atmosphere. We also presented 2D numerical simulations on fast-rotating planets to validate our theory. On a slowly rotating planet such as Venus or a tidally locked planet (not necessarily a slow-rotator) such as a hot Jupiter, the tracer distribution could exhibit significant longitudinal inhomogeneity and tracer transport is intrinsically 3D. Here we study the global-mean vertical tracer transport on tidally locked planets using 3D tracer-transport simulations. We find that our analytical K

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theory in Zhang & Showman is validated on tidally locked planets over a wide parameter space. K

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strongly depends on the large-scale circulation strength, horizontal mixing due to eddies, and waves, and local tracer sources and sinks due to chemistry and microphysics. As our analytical theory predicted, K

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on tidally locked planets also exhibit three regimes. In Regime I where the chemical and microphysical processes are uniformly distributed across the globe, different chemical species should be transported via different eddy diffusivity. In Regime II where the chemical and microphysical processes are nonuniform—for example, photochemistry or cloud formation that exhibits strong day–night contrast—the global-mean vertical tracer mixing does not always behave diffusively. In the third regime where the tracer is long-lived, non-diffusive effects are significant. Using species-dependent eddy diffusivity, we provide a new analytical theory of the dynamical quench points for disequilibrium tracers on tidally locked planets from first principles.
Evolutionary Models for 15 Galactic Supernova Remnants with New Distances
Authors: Leahy D. A. , Ranasinghe S. 
Published: October 2018

Abstract
Recent studies using 21 cm H i line and 13CO line observations in the inner part of the Galaxy have resulted in new distances for 30 Galactic supernova remnants (SNRs). Of those remnants, 15 have observed X-ray spectra, for which shocked-gas temperatures and emission measures are measured. Here we apply spherically symmetric SNR evolution models to these 15 remnants to obtain estimates for ages, explosion energies, circumstellar medium densities and profiles (uniform or wind-type). From the distribution of ages we obtain a supernova birth rate and estimate incompleteness. The energies and densities can be well fit with log-normal distributions. The distribution of explosion energies is very similar to that of SNRs in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), suggesting that SN explosions in the LMC and in the Galaxy are very similar. The density distribution has higher mean density for Galactic SNRs than for LMC SNRs by a factor ∼2.5.
Une vision à 360˚ de l’accompagnement des équipes étudiantes
Authors: Le Pontois Sandrine , Foliard Stéphane 
Published: October 2018

En éducation à l’entrepreneuriat, la prise en compte du point de vue de tous les acteurs est nécessaire mais difficile à réaliser. Pour questionner les acteurs et obtenir une vision élargie, à 360˚, des projets accompagnés, cet article propose la « synchorisation » de l’expérience entrepreneuriale comme cadre d’analyse des dynamiques informationnelles dans l’écosystème entrepreneurial investi. Une méthodologie est ensuite présentée pour dépasser les subjectivités individuelles et percevoir dans sa globalité l’efficacité de tels programmes d’accompagnement. Au niveau pédagogique, l’intérêt est de pouvoir construire de nouvelles activités tenant compte des avis et apports de toutes les parties prenantes dans et hors les murs.
Courir l’aventure en taxi pour sensibiliser au plaisir d’entreprendre
Authors: Roy Alexis , Mondo Mathias , de Freyman Julien 
Published: October 2018

L’Ecole Internationale du Management et de l’Entrepreneuriat (EIME) a été fondée à Youndé par le groupe ESC Troyes. L’analyse des freins culturels à l’entrepreneuriat au Cameroun révèle, d’une part, l’importance de la dimension « plaisir » dans la formation et, d’autre part, l’enjeu que représente pour les jeunes leur autonomisation vis-à-vis de cadres culturels familiaux. Le programme « courir l’aventure en taxi » permet à des élèves, par groupe de quatre, de partir dans la ville à la rencontre d’entreprises qu’ils ont sélectionnées, pour trouver en trois heures des réponses à leurs questions sans aucune introduction préalable auprès des interlocuteurs ciblés. La rencontre est bien sûr un défi, mais culturellement valorisé dans le contexte camerounais. En outre, les entreprises acceptent d’autant plus de recevoir un groupe qu’il a manifesté de l’audace et une très bonne qualité relationnelle. Sur la base d’une analyse du contexte culturel camerounais, nous faisons l’hypothèse que le plaisir pris dans un petit projet stimulera à terme des projets entrepreneuriaux ambitieux. Cette expérience souligne l’importance d’une analyse culturelle approfondie pour fonder un projet pédagogique d’accompagnement entrepreneurial. L’apport de conseillers locaux se révèle fondamental dans la conception d’un tel programme.
La coordination entre urbanisme et transport au concret : le cas des couvertures d’infrastructures
Authors: Idt Joël , Leheis Stéphanie 
Published: October 2018

La coordination entre transport et urbanisme constitue une injonction contemporaine de l’action publique urbaine. Elle est généralement appréhendée par la recherche à travers l’analyse des instruments dédiés à cet effet et de leurs limites. Notre approche propose plutôt de regarder empiriquement la coordination là où elle se trouve, non comme un objectif a priori de l’action collective mais comme un de ses résultats. Notre propos s’appuie sur une analyse comparative de projets de couvertures d’infrastructures de transport, objets situés à l’interface entre transport et aménagement urbains qui visent autant à réduire les nuisances générées par l’infrastructure qu’à créer de nouvelles surfaces foncières aménageables. Des systèmes d’interdépendances entre les deux champs d’action se structurent autour de la production de ces couvertures. La coordination entre urbanisme et transport naît alors là où on ne l’attend pas : elle peut émerger de la succession des opérations entre elles, se structurer à travers des outils contractuels et organisationnels qui laissent malgré tout une large place aux négociations, investir la conception technique des projets ou encore leur pilotage opérationnel.
Mailler le territoire, déconstruire l’ignorance : histoire du réseau des consultations. Souffrance et travail
Authors: Grenier-Pezé Marie 
Published: October 2018

L’histoire de la création du réseau de consultation « souffrance et travail » contient en filigrane l’évolution profonde des organisations du travail, leur impact sur le rapport subjectif que nous entretenons avec le travail, l’apparition de nouvelles psychopathologies spécifiques et la construction des outils nécessaires à cette clinique de la complexité.
Répondre du social dans les pratiques cliniques individuelles en psychopathologie du travail. Discussion des contributions de M. Pezé, B. Edrei & I. Gernet
Authors: Demaegdt Christophe 
Published: October 2018

Ce texte discute de l’évolution des pratiques cliniques individuelles en psychopathologie du travail, et ce, à partir des positions présentées par Marie Pezé, Béatrice Edrei et Isabelle Gernet. Plusieurs questions sous-tendent la discussion : quels sont les principes théoriques qui orientent l’écoute en psychopathologie du travail ? Que signifie écouter l’incapacité de penser le monde du travail ? Quels sont les écueils interprétatifs à éviter dans un tel dispositif clinique ? Et, enfin, à quelles conditions l’élaboration des enjeux politiques du travail dans un cadre clinique peut-elle prétendre à une valeur psychothérapeutique ? L’article soutient que les différentes prises de position sur l’élaboration d’une pensée critique en psychothérapie permettent conjointement de revenir sur le concept de sublimation en psychanalyse, mais aussi de participer aux débats en cours sur le concept d’éthique en clinique du travail, en suggérant entre autres l’intérêt d’établir des rapports plus serrés entre plaisir et éthique.
Le « travailler » du psychologue clinicien en maison de retraite à l’épreuve de la dynamique institutionnelle
Authors: Boichot Rachel , Collard Damien 
Published: October 2018

Cet article vise à documenter une situation particulière, celle du « travailler » du psychologue en maison de retraite, à partir du récit d’une intervention au long cours d’une psychologue clinicienne dans un ehpad . Au-delà du travail d’animation des différents groupes de parole (avec les résidents, puis avec les familles), ce récit donne à voir les difficultés récurrentes rencontrées par l’intervenante dans sa relation avec la directrice, pour favoriser une véritable « triangulation » entre les différents acteurs (résidents, familles et soignants). Pour comprendre cette situation de blocage, il convient, selon les auteurs, de s’intéresser aux défenses déployées par la directrice pour tenter de maîtriser, tant bien que mal, un réel qui tend à se dérober.
Population-based cancer screening through community participation: Outcome of a district wide oral cancer screening program from rural Kannur, Kerala, India
Authors: Philip Phinse Mappalakayil , Nayak Priyakanta , Philip Sairu , Parambil Neethu Ambali , Duraisamy Karthickeyan , Balasubramanian Satheesan 
Published: October 2018

Abstract
Background: Oral cancer is a major public health challenge, and about one-fifth of all oral cancer cases reported globally are from India. In spite of the potential for early detection by simple visual examination, the majority of patients report in later stages of the disease, especially in low and middle-income countries. We report the results from a district level population-based oral cancer screening program. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was carried out among people aged >15 years in 48 panchayats of Kannur district in Kerala, India. This comprehensive multi-stakeholder district-wide screening was carried out in six stages including planning, sensitization, recruiting of community volunteers and training, survey, organization of specialist camps and referring to cases to cancer center. The descriptive statistical analysis was performed using EpiData analysis software (Version 2.2.2.180). Results: Among the 1,061,088 people in 265,272 houses surveyed, 2507 of them attended the screening camps, and 13 oral cancers and 174 oral precancers were detected. Majority of the oral cancer patients were male (69%), with primary education or illiterate (62%) and low socioeconomic status (61%). Five of the patients diagnosed with early-stage cancer are alive and have good oral health-related quality of life. Conclusion: Detection of precancerous and early-stage cancers should be a priority of oral cancer screening programs. The possible key for addressing cancer screening needs of the rural population is to equip the primary health centers in cancer screening activities with available human resources while adapting to local context.
Expression of p16INK4a and human papillomavirus 16 with associated risk factors in cervical premalignant and malignant lesions
Authors: Pandey Abha , Chandra Smita , Nautiyal Ruchira , Shrivastav Vikas 
Published: October 2018

Abstract
Introduction: Human papilloma virus (HPV) which is causative factor for cervical cancer may interact with p16 leading to malignant transformation of cervical epithelial cells. The present study was conducted to assess the immunoexpression of p16 INK4a in premalignant and malignant lesions of cervix and to correlate it with HPV 16 expression. It was also intended to study the various risk factors which may be associated with cervical cancer in this north Himalayan region of India. Material and Methods: The study included 50 cases of premalignant and malignant cervical lesions and 50 controls diagnosed on histopathology over a period of one year. All the relevant clinical details were noted and both cases and controls were subjected to HPV 16 and p16 INK4a immunohistochemical staining. Results: 67% of subjects (including cases and controls) and 94% of the cases were positive for HPV 16 expression. p16 INK4a expression was negative in all the controls, positive in 96% of invasive cancer, 66.6% in HSIL and 37.5% in LSIL. Conclusion: Cervical cancer is associated with low socio economic status, illiteracy, smoking, early age of marriage and conception in north Himalayan region of India. HPV 16 infection is positive in both cases and controls indicating high prevalence of HPV 16 in this region. Neoplastic transformation by HPV is identified by over expression of p16 INK4a in premalignant and malignant cases. The immunopositivity of p16 INK4a increases with the severity of cervical lesions and thus may play an important role in stratification of premalignant and malignant lesions.
Impact of cytogenetics on outcomes in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Authors: Chennamaneni Rachana , Gundeti Sadashivudu , Konatam Meher Lakshmi , Bala Stalin , Kumar Ashok , Srinivas Lakshmi 
Published: October 2018

Abstract
Context: In acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the most important prognostic factors are age, leukocyte count at presentation, immunophenotype, and cytogenetic abnormalities. The cytogenetic abnormalities are associated with distinct immunologic phenotypes of ALL and characteristic outcomes. Aims: The present study was primarily aimed at analyzing the impact of cytogenetics on postinduction responses and event-free survival (EFS) in pediatric patients with ALL. The secondary objective was to study the overall survival (OS). Subjects and Methods: A total of 240 patients with age <18 years and diagnosed with ALL between January 2011 and June 2016 were retrospectively analyzed. Cytogenetics was evaluated with conventional karyotyping or reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction. Based on cytogenetic abnormalities, the patients were grouped into five categories, and the outcomes were analyzed. Results: Of the 240 patients, 125 (52%) patients had evaluable cytogenetics. Of these, 77 (61.6%) patients had normal cytogenetics, 19 (15.2%) had t(9;22) translocation, 10 (8%) had unfavorable cytogenetics which included t(9;11), hypodiploidy, and complex karyotype, 10 (8%) had favorable cytogenetics which included t(12;21), t(1;19), and high hyperdiploidy, 9 (7.2%) had miscellaneous cytogenetics. Seventy-one percent of patients were treated with MCP 841 protocol, while 29% of patients received BFM-ALL 95 protocol. The 3-year EFS and OS of the entire group were 52% and 58%, respectively. On univariate analysis, EFS and OS were significantly lower in t(9;22) compared to normal cytogenetics (P = 0.033 and P = 0.0253, respectively) and were not significant for other subgroups compared to normal cytogenetics. On multivariate analysis, EFS was significantly lower for t(9;22) and unfavorable subgroups. Conclusions: Cytogenetics plays an important role in the molecular characterization of ALL defining the prognostic subgroups. Patients with unfavorable cytogenetics and with t(9;22) have poorer outcomes.