bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
ember alkotta szabályok és azok objektív korlátai
Authors: Prugberger Tamás 
Published: June 2017

Diesem rechtsphilosophischen Beitrag beschäftigt sich mit dem Kontaktsystem, das zwischen den Natur-, und Gesellschaftsgesetze, außer dem noch den juristischen Gesetze aufsteht. Der Verfasser in diesem Zusammenhang untersucht die natur-, und gesellschaftswissenschaftlichen Forschungserfolge, die philosophischen, rechtsphilosophischen und die rechtsgeschichtlichen Werke eben so wie, die gesellschaftlichen und rechtlichen Praxis auch. Aus dieser Untersuchung die Schlussfolgerung vom Verfasser ist die Folgende: Die rechtlichen Gesetze und Rechtsregelungen, die der Mensch mit dem Macht im politischen Praxis verfasst, müssen die natur-, und wirtschaftsgesetzliche Anforderungen im Anspruch nehmen. Diese Ansprüche fassen die globale Umweltgesetze, Pflanzen-, und Tiernaturgesetze und in der menschlichen Gesellschaft die soziologische, politische und sozialpsychologische Gesetze um, die unabhängig von der Menschheit wirken. Deswegen die juristischen Gesetze müssen zu diesen objektiv wirkenden Gesetzen anpassen. Diese Objektivsgesetze widerspiegeln im sog. Naturrecht, das mit dem Positivsrecht harmonisieren soll. Wenn diese Harmonisierung fehlt, das Positivsrecht widerspricht der allgemeinen Interesse von der Gesellschaft.
beteg kapcsolattartási jogáról
Authors: Petkó Mihály 
Published: June 2017

Man is a social animal, it is important for colleagues to meet, create a relationship with them, to communicate, ideas, exchanging information. Human relationships are determined by the identity of a specific person, place in society, so it should be a fundamental right for all people in contact with the law. However, in certain life situations exercising these rights is necessarily limited, undermined, need frameworks. One of those situations in life with participation in health care in which the patient has to adapt in health care provider operating schedule, however, the Trustee is required to ensure the exercise of the right contacts.
The most prominent of patients' rights to human dignity, which is inferred from a mother right, from which a number of other important rights. One of these is the right to self-determination, which guarantees freedom of action of the human as an individual incapacity depending autonomous. For patient care recipients should be subject to the fundamental distinction that whether it is inpatient or outpatient care. In the latter case, it also suffers from significant limitations on the patient's right to self-determination , including personal freedom, opportunities for contact with other people. The right to self-determination in a specific part of the realization of rights is thus involved in the regulation of the contact, as during inpatient care plays an important role.
In today's modern society, the means of communication, networks of past explosive development, get more involved in the exercise of the right to life, human relations than before, with the elimination of the technical obstacles the spatial and temporal obstacles easily can be prevented. Life situation of the theme chosen exercise of the right of communication is of particular importance, because the patient's recovery depends not only on only physical but also mental condition, recovery can define what social relations, quality, intensity. The correspondence law of the health care law more the privileges include such other persons entitled to take the patient's inpatient sanitation place either in writing or orally to maintain contact, to receive visitors, the people he set out to exclude the visit , prohibit the fact of his treatment or the other information related to medical treatment reveals other.
The context of the law of correspondence can be said that relatively little addressed by legislators and by expanding the scope of the practice of law in the content, but would consider appropriate where more attention is added. It would be good detailed arrangements for the exercise of creating the right framework for the so - to clarify the scope of everyday objects, to establish rules for their use of health services that are appropriate for the task to allow the exercise of these rights - the first line telecommunications.
Emberi Jogok Európai Egyezménye 6. cikk 1. bekezdésének általános áttekintése az Emberi Jogok Európai Bíróságának gyakorlatára tekintettel
Authors: Rónai Orsolya 
Published: June 2017

The most important human rights were firstly defined by the French Declaration from 1789. These rights are called as first generation rights, because they guarantee the most important civil and political rights of people. The states mostly act passive in order to protect them. They create acts on their protection, special mechanisms for enforcing them. We can state that every field of law is based upon them and helps protecting the human rights.
The right to a fair trial is a first generation human right. Its regulation scheme is very complex; therefore it is a hard and a complex task to define the importance and the key functions of this right, because the laws on it are varied. Besides civil procedural law, international law, EU-law and – within national legal systems – constitutional law has also been dealing with the right to a fair trial.
In the field of international law many international and regional treaties exist on the enforcement of procedural rights. In my paper I examined the European Convention on Human Rights (hereinafter: ECHR). The ECHR is an international treaty on the protection of human rights. It was born under the auspices of the Council of Europe in 1950, Rome. From 1959 its control mechanism is the European Court of Human Rights.
In my paper I examined the proper interpretation and the actual application of the ECHR art. 6. par. 1based on the work of the international court.The article 6 of ECHR is about the right to a fair trial. In par. 1 the Convention gives a list of the most common features of a fair trial: (1) a fair and public hearing; (2) with a reasonable time; (3) the tribunal must be established by law and must meet with the requirements of independency and impartiality; (4) and finally the judgement shall be pronounced publicly. It enshrines the principle of the rule of law, upon which such a society is based and built.
The first chapter deals with problem of the interpretation of the article. I tried to give the most convenient statements, which I defined upon the case law of the ECHR. After the question of interpretation is answered, the third chapter tries to give an overview of the applicability of article 6.In this section I cited many cases of the ECHR, because the Court has been developing the question of applicability in its case law. It is because it considers the Convention as a living-organism, so the article 6. needed to be interpreted again and again during these decades.
családon belüli erőszak
Authors: Tóth Zsuzsanna 
Published: June 2017

There have been different theories concerning the reasons of domestic violence and abuse.
The court as well as the police can call for restraining, which is especially established for preventing the repetition of the domestic violence.
For the treatment of the above mentioned problem there have been founded two models: the Duluth and the Austrian model.
In the memberstates of the European Committee it can be said that the strong front against the domestic violence is quite general, but the regulation is very diverse which means there is no silver bullet in the fight against it.
munkajog területén megvalósuló egyenlő bánásmód követelménye, valamint megsértésének módjai az Európai Bíróság és a magyar bírói gyakorlat tükrében
Authors: Duró Edit 
Published: June 2017

Employment and occupation are crucial to ensuring equal opportunities for all and in large measure contribute to the full participation of citizens in economic, social and culture life. However, many cases of discrimination have been identified in the field of employment and the labour market.
In this study I try to examine how the equal treatment works in the EU Law and Hungarian national law, and I try to present the case-law of the European Court of Justice and the Hungarian Courts in this area. The first part of the study deals with the definition of key concepts (direct discrimination, indirect discrimination, harassment), and include its legal background – with respect to the directives of the European Parliament and the Council, and the Hungarian legislation. The second part tries to describe the legal concept of indirect discrimination, mentioned as justification (statutory derogation, objective justification). And finally I try to present the special burden of proof, which is used in discrimination cases.
A zsarnokölésről, avagy jogszerű-e a zsarnok elpusztítása?
Authors: Dobozi Gergely Ferenc 
Published: June 2017

The aim of the essay is to analyse a special moment, namely the moment of the end of a tyranny. An outstanding problem is how to judge the murder of a tyrant, and the occurrences that lead to that, because these acts actually make a chain of crimes, if they’re examined without the context.
Breach of the peace, mayhem, mutiny, homicide, these are acts, that are against the moral code of humanity. They have been punished by criminal laws throughout history. Therefore it is crucial to examine the circumstances of this very act. These circumstances are actually the key factors to legitimise the aggression of a rebellion. Nevertheless the first thing that someone has to do during the analysis is to find a comprehensive definition that shows who is the person, who possesses the characteristic of an unjust despot.
Expansion of Tubular with Elastomers in Multilateral Wells
Authors: Velden Md , Al-Jahwari FKS 
Published: June 2017

The use of solid expandable tubular technology during the last decade has focused on solving many challenges in well drilling and delivery including zonal isolation, deep drilling, conservation of hole sizes, etc. not only as pioneered solution but also providing cost effective and long lasting solutions. Concurrently, the technology was extended for construction of multilateral in typical wells. The process of horizontal tubular expansion is similar to the vertical expansion of expandable tubular in down-hole environment with the addition of uniformly distributed force due to its weight. The expansion is targeted to increase its diameter such that post expansion characteristics remain within allowable limits. In this study a typical expandable tubular of 57.15 mm outer diameter and 6.35 mm wall thickness was used with two different elastomer seals of 5 and 7 mm thickness placed at equal spacing of 200 mm. The developed stress contours during expansion process clearly showed the high stress areas in the vicinity of expansion region which lies around the mandrel. These high stresses may result in excessive wear of the mandrel. It was also found out that the drawing force increases as the mandrel angle, expansion ratio, and friction coefficient increases. A mandrel angle of 20o requires minimum expansion force and can be considered as an optimum geometrical parameter to lower the power required for expansion.
Anisotropic Deformation Behavior of Al2024T351 Aluminum Alloy
Authors: Khan R 
Published: June 2017

The objective of this work was to investigate the effects of material anisotropy on the yielding and hardening behavior of 2024T351 aluminum alloy using isotropic and anisotropic yield criteria. Anisotropy may be induced in a material during the manufacturing through processes like rolling or forging. This induced anisotropy gives rise to the concept of orientation-dependent material properties such as yield strength, ductility, strain hardening, fracture strength, or fatigue resistance. Inclusion of the effects of anisotropy is essential in correctly predicting the deformation behavior of a material. In this study, uniaxial tensile tests were first performed in all three rolling directions, L , T and S , for smooth bar specimens made from hot rolled plate of Al2024 alloy. The experimental results showed that the L - and T -directions yielded higher yield strengths and a greater percentage of elongation before fracture than the S -direction. Subsequently, finite element analysis of tensile specimens was performed using isotropic (von Mises) and anisotropic (Hill) yield criteria to predict the onset of yielding and hardening behaviors during the course of deformation. Hill's criterion perfectly fitted with the test data in the S -direction, but slightly underestimated the yield strength in L -direction. The results indicated that the Hill yield criterion is the most suitable one to predict the onset of yielding and hardening behaviors for 2024T351 aluminum alloy in all directions.
Modeling of Construction Cost of Villas in Oman
Authors: Al-Mohsin MA , Al-Nuaimi AS 
Published: June 2017

In this research, a model for estimating construction cost of villas is presented. The model takes into account four major factors affecting villa's cost, namely: built up area, number of toilets, number of bedrooms and the number of stories. A field survey was conducted to collect information required for such model using data collection form designed by the researchers. Information about 150 villas was collected from six well experienced consultants in the field of villa design and supervision in Oman. Collected data was analyzed to develop suggested model which consists of two main levels of estimate. The first level is at the conceptual design stage where the client presents his/her need of space and basic information about the available plot for construction. The second level of cost estimation is carried out after the preliminary design stage where the client has to decide on the finishes and type of structure. At the second level of estimation, the client should be able to decide whether to precede for construction or not, according to his/her budget. The model is general and can be used anywhere and was validated for accepted degree of confidence using the actual cost of the 112 executed villa projects in Oman. The villas included in this study were owned by clients from both high and low income brackets and had different types of finishing material. The developed equations showed good correlation between the selected variables and the actual cost with R2 = 0.79 in the case of conceptual estimate and R2 = 0.601 for preliminary estimate.
O LATROCÍNIO E A SÚMULA 610 DA SUPREMA CORTE: DA ALIENAÇÃO TÉCNICA DO POLÍTICO À ALIENAÇÃO TELEOLÓGICA DO INTÉRPRETE
Authors: (Faculdade Damas / PE) Fábio Aragone Andrade de Oliveira , (Faculdade Damas / PE) George Browne Rêgo 
Published: June 2017

O presente artigo aborda a controvérsia subjacente à estrutura legal do crime de roubo agravado pelo evento morte, a partir de uma perspectiva epistemológica da dogmática penal. O problema central repousa sobre o questionamento acerca da possibilidade de extrair, com base na respectiva descrição legal, um tipo penal cuja estrutura compreenda o homicídio doloso preordenado ao roubo ou, por outro lado, se a esfera de imputação normativa é restrita aos casos em que não há uma conexão de caráter subjetivo entre o roubo e o homicídio, tratando-se tão somente de um crime complexo agravado por um resultado preterintencional. À vista disto, objetiva-se identificar, com base no método hipotético-dedutivo de abordagem, o parâmetro distintivo entre a tentativa e a consumação, a fim de contribuir para uma firme delimitação das diretrizes técnicas do processo de imputação de modo uniforme e dogmaticamente coerente, evitando-se as disparidades que existem no tratamento de determinadas figuras criminosas que se revestem de análoga estrutura típica. Neste passo, delibera-se sobre a relação existente entre a desproporcionalidade punitiva e a alienação técnica do político, acerca do surgimento da equivocada ideia de ambivalência típico-subjetiva e as consequentes vicissitudes da sistematicidade normativa sob a ótica interdisciplinar, bem como sobre a incongruência entre os precedentes jurisprudenciais que consolidaram a Súmula 610 da Suprema Corte e o modo como vem sendo interpretada no direito contemporâneo.
Virtual Patients in Clinician’s Education: Theory, Knowledge and Self-efficacy in Anxiety Diagnosis
Authors: Calinici Simona Mirela , Calinici Tudor , Miclea Mircea 
Published: June 2017

The paper aims to investigate the extent to which the use of virtual patient (VP) improves the level of theoretical knowledge and students’ confidence (self-efficacy) of psychology and medicine students to perform clinical diagnostic. We created two classes on an e-learning Moodle platform, presenting, as virtual patient, the evaluation of the same panic disorder case. One class uses a linear VP , the other, a branched VP (a decisional tree type). The sample consisted of 159 volunteer participants, psychology and medicine students, randomly assigned to one of three conditions : control, linear virtual patient ( PVL) and branched virtual patient (PAD). Before and after the training with the virtual patient sequence, a questionnaire investigates the theoretical knowledge and the self-efficacy levels. For self-efficacy evaluation we used the Session Management sub-scale of � Counsellor Activity Self-Efficacy Scales, by Robert W. and Clara E. Hill.Both types of VPs are associated with a statistically significant increase of knowledge about panic disorder diagnostic criteria, reinforcing the fact that the virtual patient has an impact on the cognitive profile (declarative knowledge) and on self-efficacy (related to procedural knowledge). Still, the study does not prove that one of the two types of virtual patient has a significant better outcome .
Design and Verification of a Blood Cell Separation Microfluidic Device
Authors: Gawanmeh Amjad , AlAzzam Anas , Mathew Bobby 
Published: June 2017

Blood cell separation microdevices are designed in biomedical engineering for the separation of particular cells from blood, such as cancer cells. The movement of blood microparticles, specially these cancer cells, in a continuous flow microfluidic device is controlled by several forces, as a result, understanding and guiding the movement of these microparticles is a challenging problem. These cells are subject to different types of forces that result from natural or external effects. These forces include gravity, and virtual mass, buoyancy, dielectrophoresis and, inertia force. Therefore, all of these are to be accounted for in any design or implementation of a system. This paper we use formal analysis of a separation microdevice in order to model and verify the the microparticle movement and behavior at high level of abstraction while considering different types of forces. The the dynamic behavior of the particle can be modeled as a Markovian decision process in order to predict the trajectory of microparticles. This model can be used to provide probabilistic analysis for the particle movement in the microdevice under the effect of different types of forces.
Evaluation of Multi-agent Architecture for Structural Damage Detection and Location
Authors: Quintero-Parra Andrés Felipe , Camacho-Navarro Jhonatan , Flórez Marco Fidel , Vásquez-González Jose Luis 
Published: June 2017

In this paper the results of using a Multi-agent system (MAS) for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) are detailed. A study between different MAS architectures reported in literature is presented in order to select and adapt the most adequate one for SHM tasks. Requirements are established according to recent solutions, where main parameters are type and number of sensors and communication protocols, among others. MAS technique uses several intelligent agents, that are algorithms able to act in a reactive or active way. Their action depends on surrounding environment or collected data. These agents can work in a decentralized way, searching the fulfillment of an individual goal or they can work with another system to achieve a common goal. Decision is based on their internal state (beliefs, goals and commitments). MAS’ effectiveness depends on the interconnection between the agents. Type of agents is defined according to its communication method and protocol, common and individual goals, among others. Decentralization and versatility are two important characteristics of MAS technique useful to solve SHM problem. This is one of the main motivations to consider this technique to be a good approach for the studied problem. A benchmark numerical model, which consists of a metallic framework, was used to validate and demonstrate the feasibility of the selected architecture for SHM
Assessment of resin-dentin interfacial morphology of two ethanol-based universal adhesives: A scanning electron microscopy study
Authors: Awad Mohamed Moustafa 
Published: June 2017

ABSTRACT
Objective: The objective of this study was to assess the resin-dentin interfacial morphology created by two universal adhesives using scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Materials and Methods: The occlusal surfaces of ten (n = 5) molars were reduced to expose a flat surface of dentin. Two universal adhesives, Scotchbond Universal Adhesive and Tetric N-Bond Universal, were independently applied to air-dried dentin. Light-cured resin-based composite restorative materials were used to incrementally build a composite “buildup.” The specimen was sectioned mesiodistally to expose the resin-dentin interface. The inner surfaces of the specimens were polished. Samples were immersed in hydrochloric acid and then rinsed using distilled water. This was followed by immersion of the samples in 1% sodium hypochlorite solution. Then, samples were thoroughly rinsing with distilled water. Dehydration of samples was performed using ascending concentration of ethyl alcohol. Prepared samples were observed SEM at magnifications ×1500 and x4000. Results: Both universal adhesives could penetrate dentin-forming well-defined resin tags, lateral branches as well as a uniform hybrid layer. Conclusions: Two tested universal adhesives applied in self-etch mode can infiltrate into dentin-producing high-quality interfacial morphology. Similar interfacial morphology may be due to the similarity in composition and application mode.
Evaluation of salivary flow rate and gustatory function in HIV-positive patients with or without highly active antiretroviral therapy
Authors: Verma Neha , Patil Ranjitkumar , Khanna Vikram , Singh Vandana , Tripathi Anurag 
Published: June 2017

ABSTRACT
Objectives: The aim of this study is to evaluate the salivary flow rate and gustatory changes in HIV-positive patients on highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART) and without HAART. We also correlated CD4 count and salivary flow rate and gustatory function in both groups. Methods: Sample size for each group was thirty. After obtaining informed consent, we measured salivary flow rate using Schimer's method and gustatory function using four tastants (sweet, sour, bitter, and salty) of different concentrations. The readings were recorded at 0 month, 2nd, 4th, and 6th month interval. The data obtained was statistically analyzed. Results: The mean salivary flow rate was decreased more in Group I as compared to Group II. The mean identification score for sweet, salty, sour, and bitter was significantly higher in Group II than Group I. The mean detection threshold score for sweet, salty, sour and bitter taste was comparatively higher in Group I than Group II. The Pearson's correlation analysis showed inverse relation between age and salivary flow rate in Group II. No significant correlation was observed in CD4 count and salivary flow rate. Conclusion: Along with routine oral health appraisal in seropositive patients, evaluation of salivary flow rate, and taste abnormalities should also be considered an integral part of patient assessment.