bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Was kann Schwarmmontage?
Authors: Zeeb Hartmut 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Mit Thesen zur Entwicklung der Endmontage von Elektrofahrzeugen unter den Bedingungen von Industrie 4.0 und Big Data erregte Michael Weis bei der Automotive Circle Fachkonferenz Montagesysteme 2017 in Bad Nauheim einiges Aufsehen. Der Begriff „Schwarmmontage“, den der Partner und Director Center of Competence bei der Ingenics AG in diesem Zusammenhang prägte, dürfte schnell Karriere machen.
The therapeutic approach of the May-Thurner Syndrome without Deep Venous Thrombosis: a systematic review
Authors: Rolim Neto Modesto Leite , Luedy Thaís Abreu , Da Costa Isadora Rodrigues , Pimentel João Vitor , Da Silva Francisco Henrique Peixoto 
Published: May 2017

May-Thurner Syndrome is a clinical condition which causes a variety of vascular symptoms, resulting from pelvic and lower extremity venous flow obstruction caused by the compression of the iliac vein by overlying iliac artery. Treatment paradigms have changed as experience with endovascular modalities has evolved, making traditional surgical treatment strategies essentially obsolete and a endovascular treatment with angioplasty and stenting along selective thrombolysis has become the standard for symptomatic the syndrome. The objective of this present study is to show the therapeutic approach in treatment when there’s no presence of Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT) symptoms. To accomplish this purpose, a systematic review of articles about May-Thurner Syndrome and its management therapies, published from January 1, 2005 to September 20, 2015, on PubMED and SCOPUS databases, was carried out. Search terms were “may-thurner syndrome” (medical subject headings [MeSH term]), “iliocaval compression syndrome” (MeSH), “cockett syndrome” (MeSH), “peripheral vascular diseases” (MeSH), and “treatment” (keyword). Of the 89 retrieved studies, 14 met the elegibility criteria. Retrieved studies covered that without correction of this syndrome, patients are at continued risk for recurrent deep vein thrombosis and post-thrombotic syndrome. Considering the therapy, systemic anticoagulation is the first component, and endovascular treatment appears to be superior to conventional surgical treatment. It should be the first line of therapy. Furthermore, there has been multiple advences in the recent years for chronic arterial occlusions using techniques such as blunt micro dissection, radiofrequency energy and laser. In the absence of deep venous trombosis, conservative treatments are preferred. To conclude, based on the review of the literature, a combination of conservative and endovascular therapy usually provides the best treatment in most cases. Thus, further researches must be done to advance in the matter of therapeutic of the non-DVT form of May-Thurner Syndrome.

Keywords: May-Thurner Syndrome, Iliocaval Compression Syndrome, Cockett Syndrome, Peripheral Vascular Disease, Treatment.
Influences of Non-Accession to Exclusive Breastfeeding: Understanding of Feminine Subjectivity
Authors: Alves Tássia Regine de Morais , Carvalho Jovanka Bittencourt Leite de , Cavalcante Rosangela Diniz , Teixeira Gracimary Alves , Silva Flavio Cesar Bezerra da , Oliveira Andrêza Maria de , Silva Glauber Weder dos Santos 
Published: May 2017

Objective: To investigate the difficulties experienced by mothers, that influence the failure of Exclusive Breast Feeding.
Method: qualitative study, exploratory and descriptive. There were semi-structured interviews with 14 women. The data treatment occurred by means of the content analysis, in the form of thematic analysis.
Results: Mammary complications; negative influences of familiar; job out of home and various household duties; insufficient information and weaknesses in communication among professionals of prenatal care; insertion of artificial teats (bottles) in the hospital.
Conclusions: it was found that breastfeeding transcends biological concept, because it suffers social and cultural interference. Furthermore, woman as a social being is inserted in a context permeated by values which directly interfere in their attitudes.
Challenge And Perception Of The Meaning Of The Nurse’s Job In The Brazilian Prison System
Authors: Apolinario Fernando Henrique , Berti Heloisa Wey , Dell'Acqua Magda Cristina Queiroz , Spiri Wilza Carla , Lourenço Arlindo Da Silva 
Published: May 2017

Objective: To analyze the perceptions and meanings attributed by nurses working in the prison units and to characterize the prison units belonging to the Prison Coordination of the Western Region of the State of São Paulo, Brazil.
Method: Descriptive study with qualitative approach performed in 19 prison units, 35 nurses, semi-structured interview, organized and analyzed through the technique of the Discourse of the Collective Subject (DCS), based on the ethical and bioethical theoretical framework.
Result: From the analysis of the data emerged two themes, Challenges of the work of the nurse in Prison Units and Meaning of the work.
Final considerations: The ethical dilemmas daily lived by the nurses were evidenced and there is a need for the inspection bodies of the profession, class entities, human rights associations, civil society and the Secretariat of Penitentiary Administration to mobilize in favor of full professional practice.
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Associated With Uncommon Abnormalities
Authors: Silveira Helson Freitas da , Ribeiro Junior Howard Lopes , Lucena Jalles Dantas de , Costa Sobrinho Osvaldo Pereira da , Sousa Luane Macedo de , Sousa Kalina Kelma Oliviera de , Barreto João Erivan Façanha , Pessoa Roberta Silva , Scafuri Ariel Gustavo , Gondim Delane Viana , Cerqueira Gilberto Santos 
Published: May 2017

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia is a poor formation of the diaphragm characterized by the presence of an intestinal malrotation, It is related to abnormal position of the intestine in the thorax. This case report a stillborn at 32 weeks, that was observe anatomical abnormalities associated with congenital diaphragmatic hernia, which occurred in the left antero-posterior region, such as intestinal malrotation, hepatomegaly and nephromegaly, with the presence of a hernial ring that occupied 80 % of the left side of the diaphragm, besides a hypertrophied heart, deviated to the right, bilateral pulmonary hypotrophy. This case illustrates a rare case of diaphragmatic hernia with intestinal changes of clinical and surgical importance.
A Search for Water in a Super-Earth Atmosphere: High-resolution Optical Spectroscopy of 55Cancri e
Authors: Esteves Lisa J. , de Mooij Ernst J. W. , Jayawardhana Ray , Watson Chris , de Kok Remco 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
We present the analysis of high-resolution optical spectra of four transits of 55Cnc e, a low-density super-Earth that orbits a nearby Sun-like star in under 18 hr. The inferred bulk density of the planet implies a substantial envelope, which, according to mass–radius relationships, could be either a low-mass extended or a high-mass compact atmosphere. Our observations investigate the latter scenario, with water as the dominant species. We take advantage of the Doppler cross-correlation technique, high-spectral resolution, and the large wavelength coverage of our observations to search for the signature of thousands of optical water absorption lines. Using our observations with HDS on the Subaru telescope and ESPaDOnS on the Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope, we are able to place a 3σ lower limit of 10 g mol−1 on the mean-molecular weight of 55Cnc e’s water-rich (volume mixing ratio >10%), optically thin atmosphere, which corresponds to an atmospheric scale-height of ∼80 km. Our study marks the first high-spectral resolution search for water in a super-Earth atmosphere, and demonstrates that it is possible to recover known water-vapor absorption signals in a nearby super-Earth atmosphere, using high-resolution transit spectroscopy with current ground-based instruments.
The Coldest Place in the Universe: Probing the Ultra-cold Outflow and Dusty Disk in the Boomerang Nebula
Authors: Sahai R. , Vlemmings W. H. T. , Nyman L-Å. 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Our Cycle 0 ALMA observations confirmed that the Boomerang Nebula is the coldest known object in the universe, with a massive high-speed outflow that has cooled significantly below the cosmic background temperature. Our new CO 1–0 data reveal heretofore unseen distant regions of this ultra-cold outflow, out to ≳120,000 au. We find that in the ultra-cold outflow, the mass-loss rate (

) increases with radius, similar to its expansion velocity (V)—taking

, we find

. The mass in the ultra-cold outflow is

M
⊙, and the Boomerang’s main-sequence progenitor mass is

M
⊙. Our high angular resolution (

) CO J = 3–2 map shows the inner bipolar nebula’s precise, highly collimated shape, and a dense central waist of size (FWHM) ∼1740 au × 275 au. The molecular gas and the dust as seen in scattered light via optical Hubble Space Telescope imaging show a detailed correspondence. The waist shows a compact core in thermal dust emission at 0.87–3.3 mm, which harbors

M
⊙ of very large (∼millimeter-to-centimeter sized), cold (

K) grains. The central waist (assuming its outer regions to be expanding) and fast bipolar outflow have expansion ages of

and

: the “jet-lag” (i.e., torus age minus the fast-outflow age) in the Boomerang supports models in which the primary star interacts directly with a binary companion. We argue that this interaction resulted in a common-envelope configuration, while the Boomerang’s primary was an RGB or early-AGB star, with the companion finally merging into the primary’s core, and ejecting the primary’s envelope that now forms the ultra-cold outflow.
The Complete Calibration of the Color–Redshift Relation (C3R2) Survey: Survey Overview and Data Release 1
Authors: Masters Daniel C. , Stern Daniel K. , Cohen Judith G. , Capak Peter L. , Rhodes Jason D. , Castander Francisco J. , Paltani Stéphane 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
A key goal of the Stage IV dark energy experiments Euclid, LSST, and WFIRST is to measure the growth of structure with cosmic time from weak lensing analysis over large regions of the sky. Weak lensing cosmology will be challenging: in addition to highly accurate galaxy shape measurements, statistically robust and accurate photometric redshift (photo-z) estimates for billions of faint galaxies will be needed in order to reconstruct the three-dimensional matter distribution. Here we present an overview of and initial results from the Complete Calibration of the Color–Redshift Relation (C3R2) survey, which is designed specifically to calibrate the empirical galaxy color–redshift relation to the Euclid depth. These redshifts will also be important for the calibrations of LSST and WFIRST. The C3R2 survey is obtaining multiplexed observations with Keck (DEIMOS, LRIS, and MOSFIRE), the Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC; OSIRIS), and the Very Large Telescope (VLT; FORS2 and KMOS) of a targeted sample of galaxies that are most important for the redshift calibration. We focus spectroscopic efforts on undersampled regions of galaxy color space identified in previous work in order to minimize the number of spectroscopic redshifts needed to map the color–redshift relation to the required accuracy. We present the C3R2 survey strategy and initial results, including the 1283 high-confidence redshifts obtained in the 2016A semester and released as Data Release 1.
What Sets the Massive Star Formation Rates and Efficiencies of Giant Molecular Clouds?
Authors: Ochsendorf Bram B. , Meixner Margaret , Roman-Duval Julia , Rahman Mubdi , Evans Neal J. 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Galactic star formation scaling relations show increased scatter from kpc to sub-kpc scales. Investigating this scatter may hold important clues to how the star formation process evolves in time and space. Here, we combine different molecular gas tracers, different star formation indicators probing distinct populations of massive stars, and knowledge of the evolutionary state of each star-forming region to derive the star formation properties of ∼150 star-forming complexes over the face of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC). We find that the rate of massive star formation ramps up when stellar clusters emerge and boost the formation of subsequent generations of massive stars. In addition, we reveal that the star formation efficiency of individual giant molecular clouds (GMCs) declines with increasing cloud gas mass (

). This trend persists in Galactic star-forming regions and implies higher molecular gas depletion times for larger GMCs. We compare the star formation efficiency per freefall time (

) with predictions from various widely used analytical star formation models. While these models can produce large dispersions in

similar to those in observations, the origin of the model-predicted scatter is inconsistent with observations. Moreover, all models fail to reproduce the observed decline of

with increasing

in the LMC and the Milky Way. We conclude that analytical star formation models idealizing global turbulence levels and cloud densities and assuming a stationary star formation rate (SFR) are inconsistent with observations from modern data sets tracing massive star formation on individual cloud scales. Instead, we reiterate the importance of local stellar feedback in shaping the properties of GMCs and setting their massive SFR.
Pseudo-Newtonian Equations for Evolution of Particles and Fluids in Stationary Space-times
Authors: Witzany Vojtěch , Lämmerzahl Claus 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
Pseudo-Newtonian potentials are a tool often used in theoretical astrophysics to capture some key features of a black hole space-time in a Newtonian framework. As a result, one can use Newtonian numerical codes, and Newtonian formalism, in general, in an effective description of important astrophysical processes such as accretion onto black holes. In this paper, we develop a general pseudo-Newtonian formalism, which pertains to the motion of particles, light, and fluids in stationary space-times. In return, we are able to assess the applicability of the pseudo-Newtonian scheme. The simplest and most elegant formulas are obtained in space-times without gravitomagnetic effects, such as the Schwarzschild rather than the Kerr space-time; the quantitative errors are smallest for motion with low binding energy. Included is a ready-to-use set of fluid equations in Schwarzschild space-time in Cartesian and radial coordinates.
VLBI Monitoring of the Sub-parsec-scale Jet in the Radio Galaxy 3C 66B at 22 GHz
Authors: Sudou Hiroshi , Iguchi Satoru , Zhao Guang-Yao 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
We present measurements of the proper motion of the sub-parsec scale jet at 22 GHz in the nearby FR I galaxy 3C 66B. Observations were made using Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA) at six epochs over four years. A phase-referencing technique was used to improve the image quality of the weak and diffuse jet components. We find that the inner knots are almost stationary, although one of them was expected to be detected with an apparent speed of 0.2 mas yr−1, according to 8 GHz monitoring at the same observation epochs. Clear flux variations are not observed in the core at 22 GHz; in contrast, clear flux enhancement is observed in the core at 8 GHz. We discuss a possible explanation: if the jet has helical structure, the viewing angles of the jet at 8 and 22 GHz differ by a few degrees, if the jet direction is almost along our line of sight. Although these results may imply the existence of a two-zone jet, which has been suggested in certain radio galaxies, it cannot explain the fact that the jet at the higher frequency is slower than that at the lower frequency.
Une réaction morale et intellectuelle est indispensable pour préserver et amplifier les acquis européens
Authors: Monti Mario 
Published: May 2017

Deux fois commissaire européen, en charge du Marché intérieur et de la Fiscalité dans la Commission Santer, et en charge de la Concurrence dans la Commission Prodi, Mario Monti retrace ici son engagement européen et met en avant les aspects positifs de la construction européenne. Dans un monde où la place de l'Europe se réduit pour des raisons internes et externes, il appelle à une réaction morale et intellectuelle afin de surmonter les disparités et la crise de confiance actuelle. Il milite également pour une refonte importante du budget de l'Union européenne tant du côté de son financement, vers plus de transparence et d'équité, que de ses dépenses à recentrer vers la sécurité des frontières extérieures et la lutte contre le changement climatique. Classification JEL : E61, F15, F45, F55.
« À chacun son métier », les agriculteurs face à l’offre numérique
Authors: Mazaud Caroline 
Published: May 2017

Résumé L'offre d'outils numériques proposée aux agriculteurs ne cesse d'augmenter, laissant augurer des gains considérables. Mais qu'en est-il dans les faits ? Pourquoi et pour quels usages les agriculteurs adoptent-ils ces nouvelles technologies ? Quels en sont les effets sur le travail ? À partir de deux études de cas, cet article montre que la mobilisation d'outils numériques par les agriculteurs se fait compte tenu de leur trajectoire et en lien avec la représentation qu'ils se font de leur métier. Ainsi les catégories d'« innovants » s'opposant à des « réfractaires » sont inadaptées car un même individu pourra avoir des comportements très variables selon l'usage qu'il pourra faire ou non de tel ou tel outil. Finalement, on remarque que le numérique révèle et accompagne des transformations déjà à l' uvre au sein des mondes agricoles.
The Genus <i>Zantedeschia</i>
Authors: Letty Cythna 
Published: May 2017

A revision of the genus Zantedeschia, with special reference to Southern Africa, is presented and a key is provided as a guide to the six species and two subspecies recognized. The new combinations and subspecies are: Z. albomacutata (Hook.) subsp. macrocarpa (Engl.) Letty and subsp. valida Letty. Each species and subspecies is illustrated in colour.
Stapelieae (Asclepiadaceae) from South Tropical Africa: VII
Authors: Leach L. C. 
Published: May 2017

The identity of typical Caralluma caudata N.E. Br. is discussed; two subspecies are recognized, one of which, subsp. rhodesiaca Leach, is described here, and details of their synonymy, variation and distribution are given. Two putative intergeneric hybrids, with C. caudata one parent, are assumed and from the evidence submitted the identity of one of these with Stapelia tarantuloides R. A. Dyer is adduced.
Hymns across the water … translated and relocated: The reception of Scottish hymns in translation
Authors: Kloppers Elsabé 
Published: May 2017

In this article a broad overview of the reception of Scottish hymnody in translation is given. Considering the pivotal role the metrical Psalms used to play in the Scottish churches, they are considered first. Only one metrical Psalm made it to be translated widely and to be included in hymnals over the world. It is the metrical setting of Psalm 23, The Lord’s my Shepherd, paired to the tune of Scottish origin, CRIMOND. It is argued that the metrical psalm owes much of its popularity to the tune. A hymn with a text from the Scottish Paraphrases, paired to a Scottish tune, DUNDEE, and for long the only hymn in the Afrikaans churches with a Scottish connection, is discussed with regard to its reception in these churches. It serves as an example of how a hymn could be translated and relocated and function in a new context. In an overview of Scottish hymns translated and included in the newest hymnals in other countries, such as the Netherlands and Norway, it is shown that primarily hymns and songs of the Iona Community are translated and included in the newest hymnals, with John Lamberton Bell being the main exponent as text, hymn and song writer.
Toward justice and social transformation? Appealing to the tradition against the tradition
Authors: Naude Piet J. 
Published: May 2017

This article starts with a brief statement on the well-known contradictory nature of the Reformed tradition in South Africa, defending injustice and struggling for justice in the name of the same tradition. By following the work of Reformed systematic theologian D.J. Smit, it argues that the justice-affirming potential of the Reformed tradition is a hermeneutical task built on three specific re-interpretations: (1) the reinterpretation of Scripture from the perspective of the weak, the poor and the oppressed (against a hermeneutic of creation orders and God-willed division of people) (2) a rereading of John Calvin to affirm the dignity and freedom of all humans (against the grain of neo-Calvinist interpretations) (3) a rereading of Karl Barth with a focus on God’s inclusive grace, Christian confessions and the nature of the Christian life (against the limitation of his influence because of his perceived actualistic view on Scripture or unscientific, foundational methodology). The article closes with a brief look into the agenda for social transformation faced by us in the second decade of the 21st century, and under what conditions the Reformed faith will be able to make an enduring contribution to public life in (South) Africa.
Rapid Adjustment of Clinical Decision Support in Response to Updated Recommendations for Palivizumab Eligibility
Authors: Michel Jeremy , Utidjian Levon , Karavite Dean , Hogan Annique , Ramos Mark , Miller Jeffrey , Shiffman Richard , Grundmeier Robert 
Published: May 2017

SummaryBackground: Palivizumab is effective at reducing hospitalizations due to respiratory syncytial virus among high-risk children, but is indicated for a small population. Identification of patients eligible to receive palivizumab is labor-intensive and error-prone. To support patient identification we developed Clinical Decision Support (CDS) based on published recommendations in 2012. This CDS was developed using a systematic process, which directly linked computer code to a recommendation’s narrative text. In 2014, updated recommendations were published, which changed several key criteria used to determine eligible patients.Objective: Assess the effort required to update CDS in response to new palivizumab recommendations and identify factors that impacted these efforts.Methods: We reviewed the updated American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) policy statement from Aug 2014 and identified areas of divergence from the prior publication. We modified the CDS to account for each difference. We recorded time spent on each activity to approximate the total effort required to update the CDS.Results: Of the 15 recommendations in the initial policy statement, 7 required updating. The CDS update was completed in 11 person-hours. Comparison of old and new recommendations was facilitated by the AAP policy statement structure and required 3 hours. Validation of the revised logic required 2 hours by a clinical domain expert. An informaticist required 3 hours to update and test the CDS. This included adding 24 lines and deleting 37 lines of code. Updating relevant data queries took an additional 3 hours and involved 10 edits.Conclusion: We quickly adapted CDS in response to changes in recommendations for palivizumab administration. The consistent AAP policy statement structure and the link we developed between these statements and the CDS rules facilitated our efforts. We recommend that CDS implementers establish linkages between published narrative recommendations and their executable rules to facilitate maintenance efforts.Citation: Michel J, Utidjian LH, Karavite D, Hogan A, Ramos MJ, Miller J, Shiffman RN, Grundmeier RW. Rapid adjustment of clinical decision support in response to updated recommendations for palivizumab eligibility. Appl Clin Inform 2017; 8: 581–592 https://doi.org/10.4338/ACI-2016-10-RA-0173