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The development of Somatic Acting Process in UK-based actor training
Authors: Kapadocha Christina 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
This article introduces a new Body-Mind Centering (BMC®)/Integrative Bodywork and Movement Therapy (IBMT)-inspired somatic acting and creative methodology as part of my Somatic Acting Process® (SAP®) practice. It briefly unpacks the journey and the current shape of this ongoing actor-training pedagogy, along with my growing development as a somatically aware actor-trainer and educator. The discussion situates my practice within a lineage of somatic-based processes in conservatoire actor training, suggesting further developments through the modification of Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen’s somatic process of embodiment and practices of witnessing in my current teaching. This article is necessarily a very concise sample of a larger and continuously developing praxis. Nevertheless, it proposes the valuable contribution of a somatically-informed creative practice for the understanding and communication of acting as innately interrelational and at the same time uniquely individual experience, as a process of dynamic sensitivity and responsibility.
Touch, containment and consolation in This is For You
Authors: Macdonald Anna 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
This article brings together somatic, geographic and psychoanalytic discourse in order to explore the consoling effect of touch within a site-specific performance, made by the author called This is For You.1 The particular quality of the touch in this work is identified, with reference to somatic practices such as Alexander technique and Contact Improvisation, as touching with empty hands. Drawing on Amanda Bingley’s assertion that touch experienced in one moment can connect us to foundational experiences of touch in another, this particular quality of touch is explored in terms of its resonance with the psychoanalytic concept of maternal containment. The article explores the role that the ability of touch to contain (what is touched) plays in its capacity to assuage feelings of loss prompted by the transience of the city in which the work took place. It concludes by pointing to the potential importance of the ability of touch to both hold and accentuate the indeterminacies of the body in its capacity to console.
Feeling and healing: Anna Halprin’s dance as healing art
Authors: Lee Christina 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
After her cancer went into spontaneous remission after her Exorcism or ‘Dark Side Dance’, Anna Halprin developed dance into movement-based expressive arts therapy as a ‘healing art’ to help other patients deal with their illnesses. Halprin’s method of using movement to cultivate somatic and sensory awareness is what Richard Shusterman would call a somaesthetics discipline, a practice that aims at somatic introspection and improvement. This article suggests that somatic practices like Halprin’s movement-based expressive arts therapy can offer alternative ways of knowing and experiencing the body, especially for those who feel estranged from their bodies due to illness or disability. Drawing from personal experiences as a disabled person experimenting with Halprin’s dance, I suggest that a somaesthetics of dance can change how ill or disabled bodies are perceived and experienced, and thus lead to integration and healing.
Buddhist ethics and the contact improvisation practitioner
Authors: Lalitarāja  
Published: December 2017

Abstract
This article explores what a Buddhist practitioner/contact improviser/dance artist/educator can contribute to a discussion of ethics in somatically informed dance practice. The discussion looks at the links between Buddhist ethical practice and the implicit ethics within contact improvisation. In talking about contact improvisation this article assumes that extrapolating these reflections out to any of the somatic practices would bear similar fruit. The goal of Buddhism is vimukti/freedom, but it starts with ethics. Buddhist ethical precepts are sikkhapāda/training steps; it is this sense of undertaking training that offers a different perspective on ethical practice. Ethical mores within the contact improvisation community are strong but implicit, and yet there is a tangible consensus internationally about the values that inform the practice. Articulating the similarities between the two, there is an offer to a wider debate on ethics in somatically informed dance.
Bone grafting and osseointegration in the area of maxillary tooth agenesis. Case report
Authors: Nascimento Rodrigo Dias , Cardoso Paula Elaine , Matuda Fabio Silva , Raldi Fernando Vagner , Moraes Michelle Bianchi 
Published: December 2017

ABSTRACTThe high dental implant success rate is directly linked to the presence of adequate bone volume, which enables and maintains the osseointegration of dental implants. This study aimed to report a clinical case of a female with agenesis of the right maxillary lateral incisor (#12), due to cleft lip and palate.Because the bone and mucosal defects of the area, the treatment planning comprised guided bone regeneration with the association of autogenous bone, platelet rich plasm (PRP), and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene membrane (e-PTFE,Gore-Tex), performed in 2005. After nine months, a new evaluation was carried out and revealed that the area was still not suitable for implant placement. Thus, an allogenous bone graft was planned. Elapsed another nine months, the implant was placed. After six months, the implant was reopened and a metal-ceramic crown was installed. The 5-year following-up appointment showed the presence of fistula with purulent secretion at the buccal cortical plate. We attempted to control the fistula with antibiotics and follow-up clinically and radiographically. The examinations suggested a communication with the right nasal cavity, which decreased until nowadays. The osseointegrated dental implant was in function, without symptomatology. The autogenous bone graft is still more effective than allogenous bone graft. Further studies are necessary to achieve better evaluations. KeywordsBone graft; Dental implant; Osseointegration.
Immediate implants placed into central incisors sockets: a surgical and prosthetic two years follow-up
Authors: Spyrides George Miguel , Spyrides Silvana Marques Miranda , Resende Tayane Holz , Mello Elson Braga , Neto Osmar Agostinho , Ribeiro Jeter Bochnia 
Published: December 2017

The authors present a complete surgical and prosthetic case report of a 50-year-old male patient who lost the element 11 by periodontal disease, and during the phase of provisional restorations of the elements 12, 11, 21 and 22 had the element 21 fractured in domestic accident. The roots of the elements 11 and 21 suffered extraction and were replaced in the same act by a conic osseointegrated HE implant measuring 18 X 4 mm and graft of synthetic hydroxyapatite with a three months gap between the two surgical procedures. Six months after the second extraction with replacement of the root of the 21 element by an implant, four individual metal-free ceramic crowns were placed on the elements 12, 11, 21 and 22, two tooth-supported (12, 22) and two implant-supported on custom abutments of zirconia (11, 21), which fully rehabilitated the function and esthetics of the patient with the regeneration and maintenance of bone level and gingival papillae between the elements, due to the strict respect of the biological distances between the individual parts, with monitoring and photographic, radiographic and tomographic documentation previously, during and after the surgery, twenty eight months after the installation of the implant of the 21 element and twenty-one months after the cementing of the four crowns. The authors and the patient signed the Free Informed Consent Form for the presentation of the case which was submitted in accordance with the standards of CONEP. KeywordsMaxillary sockets; Immediate implant; Periodontal failure; Incisor fracture.
Eje 2. El cine argentino y español: épocas, aportes y debates: El Desencanto y la muerte de la familia
Authors: Bergua Amores José Angel 
Published: December 2017

El filme español El Desencanto (Jaime Chávarri, 1976), si bien ha solido ser interpretado como una crítica al Régimen político de Franco e incluso al tipo de clase social y familia que lo sostuvieron, también admite una lectura de más largo alcance. El artículo sugiere que el filme es expresión de la crisis de tres arquetipos que sostienen o merodean la institución familiar: el patriarcal, el matriarcal y el que está llamado a sustituir a ambos, el fratriarcalismo.
Eje 2. El cine argentino y español: épocas, aportes y debates: Las tres versiones del mito de King Kong o la Modernidad como crisis
Authors: Roche Cárcel Juan A. 
Published: December 2017

En este artículo se parte de la hipótesis de que el cine de terror —y King Kong de manera singular— prospera en las etapas agudas de crisis social. Concretamente, KingKong, con sus tres versiones más importantes —1933, 1975 y 2015—, representa una muestra paradigmática, en tanto que, estimulado por las importantes crisis económica de 1929, de 1973 y de 2011, crea imaginariamente un raro ser natural de tamaño descomunal, monstruoso, que encarna simbólicamente los miedos de la época, a la Historia, a la acción humana, al progreso y su correspondiente anhelo de un futuro mejor. Para desarrollar esta hipótesis de partida, este trabajo se apoya, fundamentalmente, en dos perspectivas de la Sociología —la comprensiva de Max Weber y la Sociología del Cine— que entroncan con dos métodos —el hermenéutico y el análisis iconológico—, así como con los conceptos de imaginario social y de crisis.
Eje 3. Producciones cinematográficas contemporáneas: características y estrategias narrativas: Los géneros cinematográficos, entre la historia de la sociedad y la historia de un lenguaje
Authors: Triquell Ximena 
Published: December 2017

El título de este trabajo remite a la frase de Mijail Bajtin: «Los enunciados y sus tipos, es decir, los géneros discursivos, son correas de transmisión entre la historia de la sociedad y la historia de la lengua» (Bajtin, 1952–1953:251). Resulta evidente que Bajtin en esta frase se está refiriendo a géneros en un sentido muy diferente que el que éste término adquiere en relación a la producción cinematográfica. No obstante, creemos que en ella puede encontrarse una hipótesis interesante para abordar la compleja relación entre el cine y la sociedad en que éste es producido y consumido. En efecto, recordemos que la preocupación fundamental de Bajtin está dada por el estudio del «enunciado», esto es la lengua, no como sistema abstracto sino en sus usos concretos. En este marco, la noción de género sirve a este autor para superar la distinción tajante entre sistema (lengua) y uso individual (habla). Entre ambas, los géneros, en tanto «tipos relativamente fijos de enunciados», regulan nuestros intercambios lingüísticos, desde los más simples, como el saludo (a los que llama géneros primarios) hasta los más complejos como una novela (a los que llama secundarios o ideológicos). De allí que Bajtin considere que «el género es una entidad más sociohistórica que formal» y que por lo tanto «las transformaciones del género deben ser puestas en relación con los cambios sociales». Para Todorov, la posición privilegiada del concepto de género dentro del pensamiento bajtiniano se sostiene precisamente en esta función mediadora entre «la historia de la sociedad y la historia de la lengua» (Todorov, 1991:165–ss). En este trabajo nos interesa recuperar esta noción para pensar los géneros cinematográficos como mediadores entre las formas cinematográficas y la historia de la sociedad en las que éstas son producidas.
Trayectorias y expectativas en China. Una aproximación descentrada a la movilidad internacional española
Authors: Sáiz López Amelia 
Published: December 2017

La década de 2010 ha despertado el interés investigador sobre flujos emergentes de jóvenes cualificados hacia Europa y América Latina. La migración internacional española no se agota en esos destinos. Una aproximación descentrada permite abordar a los residentes españoles en Shanghai elaborando una tipología desde la perspectiva de las movilidades donde confluyen procesos analizados separadamente en los estudios de migración previos. La complejidad de la movilidad no se explica únicamente por las dimensiones geográfica o laboral. A partir de entrevistas en profundidad, el análisis cualitativo propuesto muestra la necesidad de entrecruzar todas las dimensiones que intervienen en la toma de decisiones individuales y colectivas y las diferentes estrategias, en un sistema de género dado, y de acuerdo a objetivos, posiciones sociales y familiares, recursos y capitales, en el marco de la globalización.
Application of Enriched Fraction of Seabuckthorn Leaf Extract as Antimicrobial Finish on Technical Textile
Authors: Kumar M.S. Yogendra , Raghu T. S. , Varghese F. V. , Kotresh T. M. 
Published: December 2017

<p class="p1">Flavonoid-rich fraction (FRF) from Seabuckthorn leaves extract was prepared by acid hydrolysis process. Total flavonoid content of Seabuckthorn leaves extract and FRF estimated as rutin equivalent was found to be 116.98±3.06 and 277.14 ± 6.78 mg/g of extract/FRF respectively. Its major constituents myrcetin, quercetin, kaempferol and isorhamnetin, were determined by reverse phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC). Aramid (NomexIIIA) fabric was treated with triethylene tetramine to increase the wicking height of the fabric for better uptake of FRF. Then, FRF was coated using citric acid as cross linking agent on to aramid fabric by pad-dry-cure method for improved wash durability. FRF coated fabric was characterised using Universal attenuated total internal reflection Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy. Effect of FRF coating on flammability property of coated fabric was estimated using flammability tester. There was no significant difference in the char length of the FRF coated fabric and control samples.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p><p class="p2">Antimicrobial activity of the FRF coated fabric was assessed by both qualitative (agar diffusion method; AATCC 147-2001) and quantitative (percentage reduction test; (AATCC 100-2001) methods using test organisms. The zone of inhibition by agar diffusion method for <em>E. coli </em>and <em>S. aureus </em>was found to be 12.4 mm and 16.7 mm respectively. Quantitative assessment by percentage reduction test showed a reduction percentage of 96.00% and 93.00% for <em>S. aureus </em>and <em>E</em>. <em>coli</em>, respectively. The results of the above study indicate FRF as a valuable ingredient for the development of antimicrobial textiles.</p>
Catalytic Reduction of Hazardous Compound (Triethylphosphate) Using Ni Doped CuO Nanoparticles
Authors: Lakshmi K. , Kadirvelu K. , Mohan P. S. 
Published: December 2017

<p class="p1"><span class="s1"> </span>Nickel doped Copper oxide nanoparticles were prepared by hydrothermal method for catalytic reduction of Triethylphosphate (TEP). It is a well known toxicant from organophosphorous compounds. The nanoparticles were characterized by DLS, UV, FTIR, XRD, SEM and EDAX. FTIR and UV results reveals that the functional properties and the absorbance of NPs. DLS and SEM results reveals that the size and surface morphology of NPs. XRD and EDAX results confirms the structural purity of Ni dopants were substituted into the cubic CuO NPs and the elemental composition. Ni doped CuO is an efficient catalyst for catalytic reduction of TEP using sunlight irradiation and it was monitored by UV VIS spectrophotometer.</p>
Expansión lineal y punto de saturación de las fibras de la Guadua angustifolia Kunth
Authors: Gutierrez Gonzalez Mateo , Bonilla Santos Jessika Isabel , Cruz Amado Maria Fernanda , Quintero Aranzalez Juan Guillermo 
Published: December 2017

La Guadua angustifolia Kunth es una especie de bambú que ha sido ampliamente utilizado en la construcción. Gracias a su capacidad de absorber agua, la G. angustifolia experimenta cambios en sus dimensiones, resistencia y rigidez debido a la variación del contenido de humedad. El punto de saturación de las fibras (PSF) se alcanza cuando a un determinado contenido de humedad el material no presenta cambios dimensionales ni variaciones en la resistencia mecánica. Para determinar el PSF de G. angustifolia se analizaron probetas de la parte inferior, intermedia y superior de la guadua. Se utilizaron dos metodologías: el primer método midió la variación dimensional, encontrando que el PSF está alrededor de 34.05 %; el segundo determinó la variación de la resistencia a la compresión paralela, encontrando que el PSF está alrededor de 34 %. Por último, se presentaron los factores de modificación de la resistencia a compresión para diferentes contenidos de humedad, así como la ecuación de expansión lineal del material.
Granulated Coffe Grounds Effect on Selected Physico-chemical and Functional Properties of Soil
Authors: Piekut Jolanta , Obidziński Sławomir , Kowczyk-Sadowy Małgorzata , Suchocka Urszula 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
The study evaluates granulated coffee grounds use as an additive to soil. Specific physico-chemical and functional properties of soil that enable assessment of its fertility and that have a possible impact on plants growth and development were analysed. The research proved that granulated coffee grounds added to soil increase sorption properties and decrease pH of the soil solution. Moreover, the increase of the phenol compounds that decreased the germination ability and reduced the length of roots of a test plant, namely winter wheat, was reported.
Mathematical modelling of thermal and flow processes in vertical ground heat exchangers
Authors: Pater Sebastian , Ciesielczyk Włodzimierz 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
The main task of mathematical modelling of thermal and flow processes in vertical ground heat exchanger (BHE-Borehole Heat Exchanger) is to determine the unit of borehole depth heat flux obtainable or transferred during the operation of the installation. This assignment is indirectly associated with finding the circulating fluid temperature flowing out from the U-tube at a given inlet temperature of fluid in respect to other operational parameters of the installation.
The paper presents a model of thermal and flow processes in BHE consisting of two analytical models separately-handling processes occurring inside and outside of borehole. A quasi-three-dimensional model formulated by Zeng was used for modelling processes taking place inside the borehole and allowing to determine the temperature of the fluid in the U-tube along the axis of BHE. For modelling processes occurring outside the borehole a model that uses the theory of linear heat source was selected. The coupling parameters for the models are the temperature of the sealing material on the outer wall of the borehole and the average heat flow rate in BHE. Experimental verification of the proposed model was shown in relation to BHE cooperating with a heat pump in real conditions.
Kierkegaard’s Reception in Lithuania
Authors: Bachmetjevas Viktoras 
Published: December 2017

AbstractThis article discusses the reception of Søren Kierkegaard in Lithuania. Kierkegaard was introduced into Lithuania in the 1970’s through an extract from Either/Or and immediately received attention from the young upcoming scholar Arvydas Šliogeris. However, due to the politically charged preference for Marxism-Leninism, it is not surprising that the interest in Kierkegaard could gather pace only after Lithuania regained independence in 1990. Since then five books by Kierkegaard have been translated and published.
Evaluation and Comparison of Low FPGA Footprint, Embedded Soft-Core Processors
Authors: Bakó László , Hajdú Szabolcs , Morgan Fearghal 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
The paper presents three embedded soft-core processor architectures, developed by the authors to be easily implementable while yielding low digital resource usage. These architectures will be compared and contrasted between each-other by introducing a special testing method, based on control algorithm implementations. For reference, the same testing and comparison has been implemented on a well established architecture, too, on the Xilinx PicoBlaze processor. Measurement results and application suggestion are given in the concluding section.
Automated evaluation of agricultural damage using UAV survey
Authors: Stojcsics Daniel , Molnar Andras 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
In the last decade modern agriculture used significant resources for automated evaluation. Game damage and crop evaluation and prediction are the main focus of the precision agriculture. At John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics, Óbuda University, Hungary, researchers together with agricultural experts are developing automated evaluation methods for high-resolution survey data. With the locally developed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) the agricultural survey can be easily done for 1-2km2 area from a single flight.
The paper presents the detailed method of the early steps of the automated evaluation using Matlab and the comparison of results to the GIS data.
An analysis of the video capabilities of multiple antenna LTE networks
Authors: Curpen Radu , Balan Titus , Socea Fabian , Sandu Florin 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
LTE technology has been designed to serve high data traffic and to withstand occasional traffic bursts caused by various events that arise when live video streams are watched. LTE will have to manage its resources judiciously since video traffic is not constant, and at the same time it will have to seek to offer highest quality experience. This paper demonstrates the benefits of using MIMO technique with 4 transmitters instead 2 when requesting live video streams. It also displays mobility cases each with a different subscriber moving speed, and with different gains, respectively.
Communication Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network, Dedicated for Real Time Biosignal Acquisition, Implemented on Top of Contiki OS
Authors: Farkas Loránd , Losonczi Lajos 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present a communication protocol designed for Wireless Sensor Network based biosignal measurement system. The protocol addressees the issue of time synchronization of the measuring nodes and real time transmission of the acquired measurements. We run the Contiki OS on the sensor nodes and the protocol was implemented as a process. The proposed protocol was tested on custom built hardware, developed by our team for biosignal measurement.
Arcs, hypercubes, and graphs as quotients of projective Fraïssé limits
Authors: Basso Gianluca , Camerlo Riccardo 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
We establish some basic properties of quotients of projective Fraïssé limits and exhibit some classes of compact metric spaces that are the quotient of a projective Fraïssé limit of a projective Fraïssé family in a finite language. We prove the result for the arcs directly, and by applying some closure properties we obtain all hypercubes and graphs as well.
Topologies and uniformities on d0-algebras
Authors: Rosa Marco , Vitolo Paolo 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
A d0-algebra, which is a generalization of a D-lattice, is an algebraic structure with one operation, called difference, and a distinguished element denoted by 0.
In this paper we investigate those uniformities on a d0-algebra which make the difference uniformly continuous. We prove that such uniformities are univocally determined the neighbourhoods of 0, thus extending the corresponding result known for D-lattices.
Density, ψ-density and continuity
Authors: Filipczak Małgorzata , Terepeta Małgorzata , Wilczyński Władysław 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
In this paper we consider classes of continuous functions with three kinds of topologies on the domain and/or range of the function: the natural topology, density topology and ψ-density topology. We focus on functions from the classes 𝓒

ψd
and 𝓒

dψ
.