bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Climate Change and Buildings Energy Efficiency – the Key Role of Residents
Authors: Miezis Martins , Zvaigznitis Kristaps , Stancioff Nicholas , Soeftestad Lars 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
Eastern Europe today is confronted with an unavoidable problem - the multifamily apartment building stock is deteriorating but apartment owners do not have sufficient access to resources be they organizational, financial, technical or legal. In addition, destructive myths have grown about the Soviet era buildings despite their continued resilience or the ex- GDR experience in the 90s with the same buildings. Further, without resources, decision making in residential apartments is seen as a major obstacle and used as an explanation why renovation has not taken place in Latvia. This is important not only in the context of a potential housing crisis but also because the renovation of the apartment buildings is an effective solution to significantly reduce the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It has a proven potential to effectively finance the long term renovation of these buildings. This paper summarizes the first findings of a comprehensive and in-depth study of apartment buildings, their owners and the processes relating to renovation, combining social and environmental engineering research methods. It seeks to understand how owners of multi-family buildings in Eastern Europe understand their buildings and then to answer two questions - how to motivate owners to renovate their homes and increase energy efficiency and what business models should be used to implement economically viable and high quality projects.
Greeks of Georgia: Main factors and motivations of emigration
Authors: Loladze Nika 
Published: June 2016

AbstractMassive migration from Georgia started in the 1990s following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The majority of the migrants went abroad seeking jobs, and like other ethnic groups residing in Georgia, Greeks were actively involved in this process. Even though the driving factor of migration appears to be Georgia’s difficult economic situation, some official institutions looked upon this process as a form of repatriation. This article aims to establish the factors leading to the migration of Georgia’s Greeks, analyzes 42 interviews carried out during the research, and compares socio-economic conditions in Georgia with those in the countries of destination.
Us and them: Inter- and intra-communal ethno-linguistic borders within the Pontic Greek community in Cyprus
Authors: Zoumpalidis Dionysios 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
In this study, the ethnic self-perception of Greeks from Russia and Georgia (alternatively known as Pontic Greeks) is examined in the socio-political context of Cyprus. I analyze the concept of mother tongue and the potential (symbolic) role it plays within the multilingual community of Pontic Greeks in Cyprus. The study demonstrates that the majority of Pontic Greeks both from Russia and Georgia ethnically self-identify as ‘Greeks’ while speaking different languages. Language plays a vital role in ethnic self-identification of some Pontic Greeks while for others the link between language and ethnicity appears to be insignificant. Interestingly, the ‘Greekness’ of some Pontic Greeks is questioned by the local population, which appears to be sensitive to the language-ethnicity link.
Morphological integration of Russian and Turkish nouns in Pontic Greek
Authors: Berikashvili Svetlana 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
This article presents an empirical study on morphological integration of borrowed nouns in Pontic Greek. The data have been elicited from a corpus drawn from original fieldwork in Georgia. The aim of the paper was to identify whether there was an advantage associated with borrowing between languages of the same morphological type, i. e. non-concatenative (Russian) to non-concatenative (Pontic Greek). However, the research revealed that the phonological form of the loanword is decisive for the integration of Russian and Turkish nouns into PG, and not the morphological type. Additionally, we discuss some strategies of transfer which reveal the interaction between languages of different morphological types.
Discourse implicature, Quintilian and the Lucidity Principle: rhetorical phenomena in pragmatics
Authors: Burke Michael 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
At a meta-level this article seeks to reduce the perceived gap that exists between classical rhetoric on the one hand and linguistics on the other. The linguistic focus here will be on pragmatics and discourse phenomena. In this article, the main tenets of classical rhetoric will first be set out. Thereafter, some examples of productive crossover work from both sides that has sought to unify rhetoric and pragmatics will be discussed. Next, a number of suggestions will be put forward as to why there has been so little cooperation. These will highlight aspects of scope and audience. Finally, some solutions will be offered as to how those perceived stumbling blocks might be eliminated. In this discussion, there will be a particular focus on the pragmatic notion of implicature from the perspective of Grice, the neo-Griceans and also the Roman rhetorician Quintilian. In the case of the latter, his ideas on the importance of lucidity in productive discourse situations will be explored and recast within a light of modern pragmatic theory.
The gradual acquisition of clitic “se” in Spanish L2
Authors: Escobar Linda , Teomiro Ismael 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
In this study, we analyse the nature of clitic “se” and low applicatives in Spanish L2 through the study of the non-native acquisition of this clitic by L1 English adult learners. In particular, we are going to discuss the question of how English adults acquire this clitic in the different syntactic configurations where it appears (anticausative inchoative verbs, inherent reflexive verbs, transitive verbs implying an inalienable possession relation, consumption verbs and non-anticausative inchoative verbs). Our main research hypothesis is that the acquisition of clitic “se” with some types of applicatives takes place in the later stages of the learning process, since it requires exposure to certain linguistic evidence to acquire a certain type of argument structure proper to applicatives. This study is going to be based on how our subjects perform using Grammaticality Judgment Tests (GJTs).
A New Record of Chaunocephalus ferox (Digenea, Echinostomatidae) from Ciconia nigra in Ukraine Including Morphological and Molecular Data
Authors: Greben О. B. , Kudlai O. , Korol E. N. , Kornyushin V. V. , Vasilkovska I. B. , Kobylinsky V. V. 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
Morphological and molecular data on the type-species of Chaunocephalus Dietz, 1910, Chaunocephalus ferox (Rudolphi, 1795) is provided based on material collected from the type-host, Ciconia nigra (Linnaeus), from Kiev Zoo, Ukraine.
Tropical and Holarctic Ants in Late Eocene Ambers
Authors: Perkovsky E. E. 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
Based on representative collections, the ratio of tropical and Holarctic ant species in Priabonian (Late Eocene) Baltic, Bitterfeld (Saxonian), Danish and Rovno ambers is analyzed for the first time. In surveyed representative collections of Baltic amber, the ratios of Holarctic and tropical ant species are from 1.1 to 1.5; with 10 Holarctic and 9 tropical species (out of 31) in the PIN-964 collection, and 9 and 5 species (out of 29) in the Giecewicz collection; the ratio in the representative collection of Saxonian amber is 0.9, 11 Holarctic species vs. 12 tropical species (out of 55); in the representative collection of Rovno amber it is 0.65, 15 vs. 23 species (out of 79); and in the representative collection of Danish amber it is 0.64, 7 vs. 11 species (out of 36). Hence, in representative collections of Baltic amber, Holarctic species clearly prevail not just in terms of the share of their specimens (by 9.8 to 19.6 times), but also by the number of species. In Bitterfeld amber, Holarctic species are somewhat less numerous than tropical ones, but their specimens are 6 times greater. In representative collections of Rovno and Danish ambers, the number of Holarctic species is 1.5 to 1.7 times smaller than that of tropical species, but the number of their specimens is 4.9 to 6.9 times greater. The numbers of tropical and Holarctic species represented by more than one specimen is similar in Priabonian ambers, 25 versus 22, but Holarctic species include four dominants or subdominants. The abundance of temperate elements in the Priabonian amber ant fauna along with the relatively small number of tropical elements greatly distinguishes it from the Middle European Lutetian ant faunas of Messel and Eckfeld in shale, which do not have temperate elements at all. Formica phaethusa Wheeler, Glaphyromyrmex oligocenicus Wheeler, Plagiolepis squamifera Mayr, Proceratium eocenicum Dlussky, Hypoponera atavia (Mayr), Ponera lobulifera Dlussky, Aphaenogaster mersa Wheeler, and Ennaemerus reticulatus Mayr are new records for Rovno amber, and Formica gustawi Dlussky and Gnamptogenys europaea (Mayr) for Danish amber.
First Records of the Fruit Flies (Diptera, Tephritidae) in the Fauna of Iran
Authors: Zarghani E. , Khaghaninia S. , Namin S. Mohamadzade , Karimpour Y. , Korneyev V. A. 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
As a result of studies on fruit flies in Iran during 2013-2015, two genera (Eurasimona Korneyev & White 1991 and Inuromaesa Korneyev & White 1991) and eight species: Eurasimona stigma (Loew, 1840) Inuromaesa maura (Frauenfeld, 1857), Myopites inulaedyssentericae Blot, 1827, Oxyna flavipennis (Loew, 1846), Terellia ermolenkoi Korneyev, 1985, T. odontolophi Korneyev 1993, T. pseudovirens (Hering, 1940), and Euleia kovalevi (Korneyev 1991), are recorded for the first time from Iran. The host plants, collection data as well as general distribution and diagnostic characters of them are given. Detailed illustrated redescription for T. ermolenkoi previously known from a unique holotype male is provided. The presence of Noeeta pupillata (Fallén, 1814) in the fauna of Iran is confirmed.
The Terminal and Vomeronasal Nerves of Montpellier Snake, Malpolon monspessulana (Colubridae, Ophidia, Squamata)
Authors: Omar A. R. , Dakrory A. I. 
Published: June 2016

Abstract
The montpellier snake, Malpolon monspessulana, used in the current work in order to study the nervi terminalis and vomeronasalis. The vomeronasal organ or Jacobson’s organ is a part of the olfactory apparatus. This organ is innervated by the terminal and vomeronasal nerves. These nerves emerge from the sensory epithelium of Jacobson’s organ simultaneously. The bundles of the terminal and vomeronasal nerves traverse together the cavity of the nasal capsule in their way to the brain. These nerves bear scattered ganglionic cells which represent the ganglion terminale. They leave the capsule through the foramen olfactorium advehens. The terminal and vomeronasal nerves are connected with the olfactory nerve and enter the olfactory formation of the forebrain.
The petro-political configuration: entanglements of Western and Chinese oil zones in Niger
Authors: Schritt Jannik 
Published: June 2016

Abstract:The article examines the spatial, economic, political and socio-cultural transformations induced in the process of Niger becoming a new oil producer in 2011. It does so by analyzing entanglements of Western and Chinese ‘oil zones’ in Niger, which are understood as trans-territorial spaces of assemblage. I argue that the specific properties of these two oil zones have triggered the emergence of a particular ‘petro-political configuration’ in Niger. The argument proceeds through four stages. Firstly, looking at economic entanglements, I argue that the Chinese oil zone enabled the Nigerien economy to develop so-called upstream and downstream oil industries, something the Western oil zone had not allowed. Secondly, analyzing political and socio-cultural entanglements, I argue that, by being co-opted into former Nigerien president Mamadou Tandja’s political project for constitutional amendment, China’s oil diplomacy has become a kind of ‘soft power’ in Niger, something Western political rhetoric has failed to achieve. Thirdly, focusing on geopolitical and military entanglements, I argue that the militarization of global space should ensure capitalist accumulation, especially in situations in which the translation of transnational governmentality has failed. Finally, I use these entanglements to identify the heterogeneous elements of Western and Chinese ‘oil zones’, and the specific capitalist properties these assemblages generate.
For better or worse: major developments affecting resource and conflict dynamics in northwest Kenya
Authors: Schilling Janpeter , Weinzierl Thomas , Lokwang Augustine Ekitela , Opiyo Francis 
Published: June 2016

Abstract:
The county of Turkana, located in northwest Kenya, has a long history of violent conflicts. These are fought by pastoral groups over scarce water, land, pasture and livestock resources. Now oil has been found in Turkana, fuelling both hopes for a resource blessing and fears of a resource curse. The discovery of oil coincides with four other major developments, namely the process of devolution, the large-scale infrastructure project LAPSSET (Lamu Port Southern Sudan-Ethiopia Transport), the discovery of significant aquifers and the Gibe III dam in Ethiopia. The aim of this paper is first to give an overview of these developments, and second to explore their interactions and their effects on existing and potentially new resource and conflict dynamics. The article is based on a review of the academic literature as well as newspaper articles, government records and company publications. Further, we analyze security data and draw on extensive field research conducted in northwest Kenya over the past five years. To illustrate potential pathways, we draft a worst and best case scenario. Our results suggest that the described developments will strongly affect the existing water, land and livestock resources and create new ones in the form of revenues, business opportunities, employment and infrastructure. To decrease the conflict potential and to maximize benefits, it is highly important for any project to closely include the local communities in a fair and transparent manner.
Ressourcenboom in Südamerika: alte Praktiken – neue Diskurse?
Authors: Hafner Robert , Rainer Gerhard , Ruiz Peyré Fernando , Coy Martin 
Published: June 2016

Zusammenfassung:Der globaleBoom der commoditieshatte einen fundamentalen Einfluss auf die Wirtschaft vieler lateinamerikanischer Länder hin zur Reprimarisierung. Nach einer neoliberalen Phase der Öffnung in den 1990er Jahren, die stark durch den Washington Consensus geprägt sind, bringen die 2000er Jahre einen komplexeren politischen, sozialen und ökonomischen Kontext mit sich. Neo-extraktivistische Praktiken und post-extraktivistische Diskurse werdenen vogue. Dieser Beitrag legt diese Veränderungen offen und kontextualisiert sie. Dabei wird die theoretische Diskussion mit zentralen Beispielen aus dem Bergbau, der Sojaproduktion und Infrastrukturprojekten in Südamerika aufgearbeitet.
Muscles cannot break a NuRDy heart
Authors: Malecova Barbora , Dall'Agnese Alessandra , Puri Pier Lorenzo 
Published: June 2016

The recent article from Gómez‐del Arco et al () in Cell Metabolism reveals the essential role of chromodomain‐helicase‐DNA‐binding protein 4 (CHD4) in the control of alternative gene expression in cell types that share seemingly redundant, yet distinct, biological properties, such as the contractile activities of striated cardiac or skeletal muscles. An altered expression of genes for alternative sarcomeric and metabolic programs occurred upon genetic inactivation of Chd4 in skeletal or cardiac cells, leading to formation of “hybrid” striated muscles and pathological outcomes.
Prävalenz von Lahmheiten unterschiedlichen Grades in der Frühlaktation von Milchkühen und deren Einfluss auf Fruchtbarkeitsparameter
Authors: Ruddat Inga , Hoedemaker Martina , Orgel Corina 
Published: June 2016

ZusammenfassungGegenstand und Ziel: Untersuchung des Effekts von Lahmheiten auf die Fruchtbarkeit von Milchkühen. Material und Methoden: In sieben Betrieben mit Boxenlaufstallhaltung fand in 4-wöchigen Intervallen eine Beurteilung aller Milchkühe anhand eines Locomotion Scoring Systems (Score 1: nicht lahm bis Score 5: schwer lahm) statt. Im Beobachtungszeitraum von 18 Monaten konnten von 893 Kühen im 1. und von 944 Kühen im 2., 3. und 4. Laktationsmonat (LM) der Bewegungsscore und die Fruchtbarkeitsparameter erfasst werden. Die Auswertungen beinhalteten den Vergleich der Fruchtbarkeitskennzahlen zwischen nicht lahmen Kühen (Score 1) und Kühen mit geringgradigen Lahmheiten (Score 2) oder mittelgradigen Lahmheiten (Score ≥ 3). Ergebnisse: Kühe, die unabhängig von Betrieb und Laktationsnummer im 1. LM Scores ≥ 3 aufwiesen, zeigten eine um 6 Tage längere Rastzeit (86,2 ± 35,6 vs. 80,2 ± 34,1 Tage; p = 0,002) und eine um 16 Tage längere Güstzeit (119,7 ± 51,4 vs. 103,8 ± 55,5 Tage; p = 0,048). Zudem wurden sie signifikant häufiger nicht tragend (Odds Ratio: 2,1; 95%-Konfidenzintervall: 1,095, 4,040; p = 0,026). Kühe mit Score 2 im 3. LM wiesen eine um 4 Tage (84,7 ± 35,6 vs. 80,1 ± 30,5 Tage; p = 0,026) und Kühe mit Score ≥ 3 eine um 7 Tage längere Rastzeit auf als nicht lahme Kühe (87,2 ± 34,9 vs. 80,1 ± 30,5 Tage; p = 0,002). Kühe mit geringgradiger Lahmheit im 3. LM hatten zudem eine um 18 Tage längere Güstzeit als nicht lahme Tiere (120,1 ± 55,4 vs. 102,3 ± 47,6 Tage; p = 0,016). Die längsten mittleren Rastzeiten ergaben sich bei Kühen mit Score 1 im 1. LM und Score 3 im 3. LM (94,3 ± 33,9 vs. 76,5 ± 16,0 Tage bei nicht lahmen Kühen; p = 0,046). Schlussfolgerung und klinische Relevanz: Nicht nur deutliche (Score ≥ 3), sondern auch geringgradige Lahmheiten in der Frühlaktation beeinträchtigen die Reproduktionsleistung einer Herde. Eine konsequente Überwachung der Klauengesundheit und eine fachgerechte frühzeitige Behandlung geringgradig und deutlich lahmer Tiere können einen Beitrag zum Tierwohl und zur ökonomischen Effizienz einer Milchviehherde leisten.
Leishmania-infantum-bedingte Knochenläsionen bei einem Hund
Authors: Söffler Charlotte , Winkels Philipp , Hess Marcus , Engelhardt Peter , Wallborn Felix 
Published: June 2016

ZusammenfassungEin aus Spanien stammender, 3-jähriger Labrador-Retriever-Rüde wurde aufgrund einer seit mehreren Monaten bestehenden Lahmheit der linken Hintergliedmaße vorgestellt. Die orthopädische Untersuchung ergab eine Schmerzhaftigkeit bei Manipulation des linken Tarsus. Röntgenologisch und computertomographisch ließen sich polyostotische, aggressive osteolytische Knochenläsionen mit beginnender erosiver Arthritis nachweisen. Durch Untersuchung eines Knochenbioptats mittels PCR konnte über einen direkten Erregernachweis die Diagnose Leishmaniose gestellt werden. Drei Wochen nach Beginn einer Behandlung mit Allopurinol war der Hund lahmheitsfrei. Acht Monate nach Therapiebeginn zeigte sich röntgenologisch eine mittelgradige Regression der Osteolysen.
La mente moral corporizada: aproximación a la naturaleza embodied de la cognición moral
Authors: Olivera-La Rosa Antonio 
Published: June 2016

Diversos estudios realizados durante la última década sugieren que la cognición moral está ampliamente sustentada en procesos psicológicos automáticos. En este contexto, la correspondencia psicológica existente entre ciertos estados corporales y ciertos procesos cognitivos (embodiment) ha sido ampliamente documentada en los estudios relacionados con la moralidad. Por consiguiente, la presente revisión tiene como objetivo esclarecer la naturaleza del componente corpóreo de nuestra cognición moral, con especial énfasis en la relación interdependiente entre la emoción de repugnancia, la sensación de limpieza física y los juicios morales. Se concluye que si bien la automaticidad de la cognición moral parece facilitar la ocurrencia del embodiment, la evidencia sugiere que la naturaleza de las metáforas corpóreas implicadas en nuestra vida moral es variable.
Las TIC en Educación Física desde la perspectiva del alumnado de Educación Primaria
Authors: Navarro Patón Rubén , Fernández Basadre Ricardo , Herrera-Vidal Núñez Ignacio 
Published: June 2016

La incorporación de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) a la Educación se ha convertido en un desafío y controversia. Desafío ya que requiere de una formación específica del profesorado, y controversia porque en la mayoría de los centros educativos el uso de diferentes dispositivos, por ejemplo de las tabletas o teléfonos móviles, está prohibido en el recinto escolar. El objetivo de este estudio ha sido explorar los hábitos en el uso de las TIC por parte de los escolares de Educación Primaria y su creencia de si les facilita su educación, más específicamente en el área de Educación Física. En esta investigación participaron un total de 100 alumnos (57 niños y 43 niñas) de entre 6 y 12 años. Para la recogida de datos, se ha elaborado un cuestionario ad hoc consistente en 15 preguntas. Como resultados destacables hemos obtenido que el alumnado considera que el uso de las TIC facilita mucho las tareas escolares (67%), y cuando se les plantea la realización de actividades como carreras de orientación o búsqueda del tesoro, un 70% dice que las TIC las haría más atractivas. Además de ello, un 81% del alumnado del tercer ciclo poseen teléfono móvil propio. Como conclusión más relevante podemos decir que los avances tecnológicos deberían ser utilizados como herramientas pedagógicas para la mejora y complemento de las diferentes áreas de conocimiento del currículo escolar y aprovechar la gran acogida que estas tienen en niños y adolescentes.
Nuevos retos para Sportis Revista Técnico Científica
Authors: Arufe Giráldez Víctor 
Published: June 2016

En la editorial de este número os queremos adelantar dos grandes acontecimientos, el primero de ellos es informar que la Revista Sportis pasará a partir del 1 de septiembre, a formar parte de las revistas oficiales científicas de la Universidad de A Coruña, con esta integración se pretende mejorar la difusión de la revista en las bases de datos más prestigiosas de nivel internacional y contribuir a la visibilidad de la Universidad de A Coruña como universidad comprometida por la investigación en el deporte escolar, la psicomotricidad y la Educación Física.

La segunda noticia que os queremos dar, es que los días 5-7 de noviembre tendrá lugar en la Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación de la Universidad de A Coruña, el V Congreso Mundial del Deporte Escolar, Educación Física y Psicomotricidad. Podéis participar presentando una comunicación, póster o póster virtual, los mejores trabajos serán invitados a publicar como artículo su trabajo de investigación en los siguientes números de la revista. Disponéis de más información en la web www.sportis.es .

En este tercer y último número del año, hemos batido record de publicación de artículos, en parte debido al incremento en el número de artículos recibidos, en total se publicarán 10 trabajos realizados por expertos y profesionales de diferentes países. Algunas de las temáticas que se abordan son: los primeros auxilios en la formación de docentes, la actitud hacia los alumnos con discapacidad, fútbol sala, uso de acelerómetros, entrenamiento de bodyboard en jóvenes, presentación de propuestas innovadoras como es la Unidad Didáctica basada en método hipopresivo, psicomotricidad acuática, estudio de organizaciones deportivas, estudios en los que participaron diferentes expertos de distintos países, análisis de las competencias en Educación Física... Sin lugar a dudas un interesante número para disfrutar con un buen café o té y adquirir una mayor conocimiento técnico-científico.

Todo el equipo de Sportis desea que sea de vuestro agrado esta nueva publicación y os invitamos a enviar vuestros trabajos para futuros números.

Recibid un afectuoso saludo,

Prof. Dr. Víctor Arufe Giráldez
Editor Jefe Sportis. Revista Internacional del Deporte Escolar, Educación Física y Psicomotricidad