bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Tailoring a Fashionable Self: Sartorial Practices in an Emerging Market Context
Authors: Croitoru Alin , Rusu Horațiu , Rusu Mihai Stelian 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
This study consists in a quantitative analysis of fashion preferences, examining various factors influencing clothing personalization. The first part of the paper sets out the theoretical framework, discussing the historical relationship between the emergence of modernity and the configuration of fashion industry. The study proceeds with detailing the regional context where the empirical research is grounded, paying particular attention to the development and current status of the region’s clothing industry. After presenting the data and the methodology, the paper discusses the empirical findings followed by their interpretation. Based on the results we argue that the level of education, marital status, shopping frequency, and the importance of clothing quality are the most important predictors in fashioning individuals’ sartorial choices as well as their preference for clothing personalization.
New Records and a Revised Checklist of Fruit Flies of the Genus Tephritis (Diptera, Tephritidae) from Ukraine
Authors: Korneyev S. V. , Klasa A. 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
Thirty-one Tephritis species are recorded from Ukraine. Six species (T. brachyura Loew, T. conyzifoliae Merz, T. heliophila Hendel, T. mutabilis Merz, T. separata Rondani, T. tanaceti Hering, and T. valida Loew) are recorded for the first time from Ukraine; two species (T. crepidis Hendel and T. leontodontis De Geer) listed before without any references to material or locality are confirmed to occur in Ukraine, and two species on the list (T. conura Loew and T. hendeliana Hering) have not been confirmed yet by any available material, but possibly present in western and southern regions.
A New Species of Sahastata (Aranei, Filistatidae) from Southern Iran
Authors: Marusik Y. M. , Zamani A. 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
Sahastata amethystina sp. n. is described based on the holotype female from Kerman Province, Iran. The new species is easily differentiated from other congeners by the bright violet carapace in live specimens as well as by shape of the calamistrum and endogyne.
Gründungsszenen – Eröffnungszüge des Theoretisierens am Beispiel von Heinrich Popitz‘ Machtsoziologie
Authors: Farzin Sina , Laux Henning 
Published: August 2016

Zusammenfassung:
Der Text entwickelt das Konzept der „Gründungsszene“ in Auseinandersetzung mit der Machtsoziologie von Heinrich Popitz. Im Anschluss an neuere Arbeiten von Andrew Abbott und Richard Swedberg beleuchten wir eine weit verbreitete, aber nur selten explizierte Form des Theoretisierens, bei der gehaltvolle Theoreme innerhalb eines Textes durch szenische Eröffnungszüge entwickelt werden, ohne dabei auf methodisch kontrollierte Beobachtungen zurückzugreifen. Durch eine Gründungszene wie den Kampf um Liegestühle auf einem Kreuzfahrtschiff stellt Popitz einen experimentellen Realitätsbezug her. Wir untersuchen, wie Popitz seinen Machtbegriff über die Szene empirisch auflädt, und arbeiten heraus, welche Potenziale und Beschränkungen damit einhergehen. Abschließend generieren wir mit Popitz und über ihn hinaus verallgemeinerbare Aussagen über Funktionen und Effekte von Gründungsszenen für die soziologische Theoriebildung.
First-Principle Study of the Structural, Electronic, and Optical Properties of Cubic InNxP1–xTernary Alloys under Hydrostatic Pressure
Authors: Hattabi I. , Abdiche A. , Moussa R. , Riane R. , Hadji K. , Soyalp F. , Varshney Dinesh , Syrotyuk S.V. , Khenata R. 
Published: August 2016

AbstractIn this article, we present results of the first-principle study of the structural, electronic, and optical properties of the InN, InP binary compounds and their related ternary alloy InNxP1–xin the zinc-blend (ZB) phase within a nonrelativistic full potential linearised augmented plan wave (FP-LAPW) method using Wien2k code based on the density functional theory (DFT). Different approximations of exchange–correlation energy were used for the calculation of the lattice constant, bulk modulus, and first-order pressure derivative of the bulk modulus. Whereas the lattice constant decreases with increasing nitride compositionx. Our results present a good agreement with theoretical and experimental data. The electronic band structures calculated using Tran-Blaha-modified Becke–Johnson (TB-mBJ) approach present a direct band gap semiconductor character for InNxP1–xcompounds at differentxvalues. The electronic properties were also calculated under hydrostatic pressure for (P=0.00, 5.00, 10.0, 15.0, 20.0, 25.0 GPa) where it is found that the InP compound change from direct to indirect band gap at the pressureP≥7.80 GPa. Furthermore, the pressure effect on the dielectric function and the refractive index was carried out. Results obtained in our calculations present a good agreement with available theoretical reports and experimental data.
Der Eilschiedsrichter als Mittel, um die missbräuchliche Inanspruchnahme von Bankgarantien zu verhindern?
Authors: Kröll Stefan 
Published: August 2016

Zusammenfassung
Bankgarantien auf erstes Anfordern gehören zu den wichtigsten Sicherungsmitteln in der Praxis des nationalen und internationalen Wirtschaftsverkehrs. Ihre Zahlbarkeit auf erstes Anfordern trägt das Risiko einer missbräuchlichen Ziehung in sich. Insbesondere im internationalen Wirtschaftsverkehr ist für den Garantieauftraggeber die Geltendmachung und Durchsetzung von Rückforderungsansprüchen mit erheblichen praktischen Problemen verbunden. Der Beitrag untersucht, in welchem Umfang Garantieauftraggeber das Eilschiedsrichterverfahren nutzen können, um bereits eine missbräuchliche Ziehung der Garantie zu verhindern.
El cotidiano del cuidado de la salud de las familias pobres: un abordaje de la fenomenología social
Authors: Arcaya-Moncada María , Tello- Pompa Carlos , Nitschke- Gonçalves Rosane 
Published: August 2016

Objetivos: comprender el cotidiano del cuidado de la salud de las familias en situación de pobreza. Material y métodos: el abordaje teórico-metodológico fue la fenomenología social, que permitió comprender el cotidiano del cuidado de la salud de las familias, que se inserta en una trama de acciones y relaciones intersubjetivas entre los miembros de la familia, derivadas de la convivencia y el compartir experiencias en el día a día y de las que se obtienen las señales para interpretar el cotidiano. Diseño cualitativo, descriptivo e interpretativo. El escenario fue una comunidad urbano marginada, los sujetos de estudio fueron diez madres de familia e hijos en edad escolar. Se utilizó la entrevista a profundidad. Resultados: revelan la comprensión del cotidiano del cuidado de la salud de las familias pobres. Emergen las categorías: la vida cotidiana compartida marcada por lo vivido en el cuidado de los hijos, los quehaceres del hogar y el trabajo. Afrontando la adversidad, con sus límites y fuerzas, en el cotidiano del cuidado de la salud de la familia. Conclusiones: se destaca el cotidiano del cuidado de la salud, develando el típico vivido y los motivos “para y porqué”.
Supradesnivel del segmento ST en derivación aVR en el síndrome coronario agudo con elevación persistente del segmento ST. Revisión de la literatura a propósito de un caso
Authors: Medina Palomino Félix , Barreto Guevara Alejandra , Rosales Rojas Ángel , Rojas Lavado Gino , Román Carpio Ricardo 
Published: August 2016

Durante los últimos años, se ha observado la asociación del supradesnivel de ST en la derivación aVR con el compromiso de la arteria descendente anterior (DA), tronco coronario izquierdo (TCI) y coronaria derecha (CD), en el contexto de un infarto de miocardio agudo con segmento ST elevado (IMA-STE). Por medio del electrocardiograma se puede predecir con una probabilidad del 80% el compromiso de TCI frente a DA, cuando la relación aVR sobre V1 es mayor a la unidad. Asimismo, la presencia de un supradesnivel en aVR se asocia a mayor mortalidad a los 30 días en IMA-STE de cara anterior e inferior. Por lo expuesto previamente, se recalca la importancia del análisis de la elevación del ST en aVR en un IMA-STE de cara anterior puesto que predice compromiso de gran territorio vascular y empeora el pronóstico del paciente.
Diagnóstico erróneo de psicosis inducida por cocaína en una persona con esquizofrenia y masticadora de hojas de coca.
Authors: Revilla-Zúñiga Joshep , Rivera-Encinas María Teresa , Cruzado Lizardo 
Published: August 2016

En el Perú existe una elevada prevalencia de trastornos por consumo de estimulantes y aunque no existen estadísticas precisas, puede asumirse la ocurrencia de múltiples casos de psicosis inducida por el consumo declorhidrato de cocaína o pasta básica de cocaína. Por otro lado, la masticación de hojas de coca constituye parte del acervo cultural e histórico de un gran segmento de la población peruana. A propósito de un caso de confusióndiagnóstica (un cuadro de esquizofrenia en un paciente masticador de hojas de coca diagnosticado erróneamente como psicosis inducida por cocaína, en base a la positividad de un examen de metabolitos urinarios de dicha sustancia) revisamos razonablemente la bibliografía correspondiente al cuadro clínico de psicosis inducida por consumo de cocaína, su diagnóstico diferencial con otras psicosis, y las características de las pruebas de laboratorio para la detección de cocaína y sus derivados. Concluimos recomendando un mayor conocimiento e información respecto a los fenómenos asociados al consumo de la hoja de coca y de la cocaína, por parte del personal de salud, a fin de prevenir confusiones diagnósticas como la del caso aquí reportado.
DEGRADASI EKOSISTEM RAWA PESISIR DI KECAMATAN JORONG KABUPATEN TANAH LAUT KALIMANTAN SELATAN
Authors: Iriadenta Eka 
Published: August 2016

Decreasing area of coastal swamp ecosystem causing stress to aquatic biota which living in those habitat, and give impact to fishermen’s prosperity level. Study of coastal swamp’s condition really important, with aim as consideration to decide policies that needed to reach environmental balancing and sustainibility of exploitation. Study was done to both primary and secundary data, which include tabulative, graphical, qualitative and quantitative/statistics and computative, both description and inferential, and so spatial analysis for reach locally information of mangrove area’s degradation, and temporal information of comparation with secondary data. Condition of ecosystem of coastal swamp in Jorong subdistrict, which representated by condition of ecosystem of mangrove showing damaged to really damaged condition. Rate of decreasing of mangrove areas in Jorong subdistrict reach of 614,49 ha, or average rate of areas decreasing were 38,41 ha/year. Factors that caused damaged/degradation process of coastal swamp in Jorong subdistrict, Tanah Laut Regency dominated by wave activities and area’s converted
Fracturing Design Optimization for Shale Gas Horizontal Wells Using Microseismic and Production Logging Analysis
Authors: Li Kuidong , Wu Leize , Rao Xiang , Song Jun , Wang Ruichen , Tang Fang , Zhu Haiyan 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
Generating sufficiently complex fracture network is a prerequisite for horizontal shale gas wells to obtain industrial gas flow. Microseismic monitoring can visually represent the stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) and its dynamic process, which plays an important role in the adjustment of the pumping procedure and the fracturing design optimization for subsequent stages. In the meantime, worldwide study results show that the occurrence frequency of microseismic events has a positive correlation with the post-frac production. However, the relevance of the microseismic frequency with the geological and stimulation parameters, and what stimulation parameters and their combinations may encourage more microseismic events, are still key issues to explore. Shale gas production logging is a direct way to reflect the gas production contribution of individual stage/cluster, and it is also a measurement of fracturing success. Statistics show a fact about worldwide shale gas production logging tests: the major production contributions come from only about ⅓ stages/clusters. However, whether geological or engineering mechanism is the main control mechanism behind it, and what its correlation with the generated fractures is, are still unsolved.
This paper analyzes the microseismic data of 12 wells, and gas production logging data of 34 wells (for 5 wells among them, both microseismic and production logging data are available) in Jiaoshiba area, and statisticcaly analyzes geological (structure, zone, TOC, physical properties, brittleness, etc.) and engineering (stage/cluster length, fluid volume, proppant mass, pumping rate, etc.) parameters, and also the gas production effect. The results show that: (1) Stage/cluster production shows a good positive correlation with the occurrence frequency of microseismic events and SRV; (2) There is a significant correlation between the occurrence frequency of microseismic events and the pressure change in the treatment; (3) Contribution rates of gas production change little for different production systems and periods; (4) Stage/cluster contribution rates of gas production are significantly controlled by geological factors, whereas they have an undefined relevance with engineering parameters; (5) Contribution rates of gas production are greatly influenced by the flow pressure distribution along the horizontal wellbore.
Based on the above analysis and understanding, we have investigated the control factors of the microseismic frequency and gas contribution, and specially analyzed the relationship between typical treatment curve signature of pressure change and the production contribution profile plus microseismic frequency, presenting some advice on fracturing design optimization and treatment parameter adjustment for shale gas horizontal wells.
Optimising the Multistage Fracturing Interval for Horizontal Wells in Bakken and Three Forks Formations
Authors: Ling Kegang , Wu Xingru , Han Guoqing , Wang Sai 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
Petroleum exploration and production from Bakken and Three Forks formations in Williston Basin have achieved great momentum since 2005. To overcome the resistance of the low to extremely low permeability to hydrocarbons flow from reservoir to bottomhole, horizontal wells with multistage fracturing completion are applied to gain economical rate. Currently, horizontal lateral lengths that exceed 10,000 feet with more than 50 stages are not uncommon in Williston Basin. Field experience and practice indicate that different stage intervals usually results in different estimated ultimate recovery (EUR). Therefore, it is worth to identify optimal stage interval to stimulate horizontal lateral to cut costs through using the appropriate volumes of fracing fluid and proppant and to maximize profit by improving EUR. It should be noted that production from horizontal well with multistage fracturing is not only impacted by several factors such as geological characteristics, lateral length, orientation of horizontal lateral, fracing fluid, proppant, stimulation operating and procedure, and fracturing stage interval, but also by their interactions. To make the analysis reasonable, normalization analysis is exploited to differentiate the influences of different parameters. Sensitivity analysis of individual variable is applied to evaluate its influence on production. The analyses give a range of optimal stage interval for Bakken and Three Forks formations in different fields in Williston Basin. Considering the fact that variations in geology lead to different optimal stage intervals, it is appropriate to use a range instead of a single number as a reference in the well design. Although the results are derived from Bakken and Three Forks formations, the findings in this study can be employed in reservoirs with similar geological characteristics and reservoir properties. This study also identifies optimal ranges for operational parameters such as treatment pressure gradient, pumping rate, sand-to-water ratio, fracing fluid volume/length, and proppant mass/length, which are crucial to the cost reduction and operation efficiency.
Stimulating Low Permeability Carbonate Reservoirs by Applying Acid Fracturing with Open-Hole Multi-Stage Completions Combining Sliding Sleeves and Swellable Packers for Effective Fracture Placement
Authors: Guizada Pablo , Nugraha Ikhsan , Alrashed Ahmad , Soriano Eduardo , Robles Fernando , Vega Roberto 
Published: August 2016

AbstractLow permeability oil and gas-bearing carbonate formations are routinely completed with open hole horizontal laterals and multistage fracturing treatments to achieve maximum reservoir contact and enhance production of the formations. This completion technique has been successfully used in previously non-economical reservoirs — in North America and around the globe — to make them commercial.Open hole multistage fracturing technologies have been deployed in tight gas carbonate reservoirs to improve well productivity while using reservoir simulations to optimize the fracture design. When applying multi-stage fracturing one of the key aspects is to assure the isolation between the stages to induce independent fractures. This goal becomes even more challenging to achieve when the process is an acid fracturing treatment. Hydraulic communication between the fracture stages has been previously observed, which has prevented the creation of separate fractures transverse to the wellbore, thereby resulting in fewer and shorter fractures, mostly created along the wellbore plane. In many cases, new fractures could not even initiate and only matrix acid treatments could be conducted.To overcome the isolation challenge during an acid treatment, a multistage completion assembly based on sliding sleeves and swellable packers has been devised and implemented to conduct selective acid fracturing in low permeability carbonate reservoirs. This combined system has mechanically simplified the multistage fracturing job, reducing costs and complexity compared with traditional cement and perforating methods. The system provides excellent isolation between consecutive treatments by providing positive annular barriers. The technology ensures that the entire lateral is treated uniformly and according to the design, enhances proper fracture placement, increases reservoir contact area, and improves well productivity.This paper describes and addresses the successful deployment of this completion and fracturing technology. The success resulted from careful planning, fluid testing, and a comprehensive completion design that was fit-for-purpose to provide optimal stimulation treatment and productivity enhancement.
Evaluating Multiple Fractured Cased Hole Completion Performance for Gas Wells in the Upper and the Lower Montney Formation, Canada
Authors: Mohammed Omar Q. , Britt Larry K. , Dunn-Norman Shari 
Published: August 2016

Abstract
The Lower Triassic Montney Formation produces from the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. This shale play is extensive as it covers nearly 57,000 square miles. The play consists of landing intervals in the Lower, Middle, and Upper Montney Formation for which the oil and gas industry uses multiple fractured horizontal well completions to recover natural gas. Both cased and open hole completions are utilized in the Montney Formation. Identifying the key drivers for success of multiple fractured horizontal wells is not straightforward, especially in unconventional reservoirs like the Montney.
One study by Christie et al investigated the completion trends of four Montney operators since 2005 and showed the average completion interval length, the average number of fracture stages, and the volume of proppant used per fracture all increased over time. Al-Alwani et al, provided a statistical analysis of both open and cased hole Montney completions based on publically available data. The authors showed that for the entire well population, cumulative gas recovery per stage declines as the number of completed stages increased. It was also shown that cased hole wells performed much better than open hole wells although the completion costs were at least 50% greater. However, this statistical analysis did not differentiate between completions in the Upper, Middle, or Lower Montney nor did it include perforation cluster data.
This work documents the statistical analysis of 296 cased-hole horizontal gas well completions in the Upper and Lower Montney. The work extends the previous statistical study of Montney completions by focusing on cased hole completions, including completion cluster information, and examining the performance of Upper and Lower Montney completions separately.
Results of this analysis show that cumulative gas production per cluster decreases as more perforation clusters are placed in both the Upper and Lower Montney. The study demonstrates that the cumulative gas production per cluster and initial gas production (IP) is higher for the Upper Montney Formation than the Lower Montney Formation.
This work benefits the industry by:
Providing a more focused statistical analysis of horizontal gas well cased hole completion performance in the Montney, compared to recent literature documenting industry practices. Identifying a maximum recommended liquid per cluster amount for completions in the Montney Formation. Providing a comparison of Upper and Lower Montney cased hole completion performance.
La modificabilidad estructural cognitiva en la familia de un enfermo alcohólico
Authors: Alpízar Jiménez Lizzy 
Published: August 2016

La teoría del Doctor Reuven Feuerstein, la Modifi cabilidad Estructural Cognitiva, sus criterios de mediación para su Experienciade Aprendizaje y su Programa de Enriquecimiento Instrumental son elementos de gran utilidad para que la familia de un enfermo alcohólico pueda desarrollar estrategias de ayuda y acompañamiento al que bebe, y crezca de forma sana e integral como núcleo familiar con la guía del mediador, que en este caso es el especialista en adicciones.Por medio de preguntas generadoras, grupos focales, encuentros formativos para la familia, el mediador ampliará el conocimiento sobre alcoholismo, sus características, el trato al enfermo, la codependencia de los familiares y la recuperación adecuada de la totalidad de sus miembros, para que en ese proceso, a un ritmo propio, puedan modifi car ideas, reacciones, límites y aprobaciones a su familiar y a ellos mismos.Según lo sugiere la teoría, el mediador será solo un guía y provocador de la dinámica, esto se realizará por medio de pasos, principios psicopedagógicos, parámetros y criterios de mediación que trasmite la teoría.