bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
ПОЛИФОНИЯ И СЛОВО В ТВОРЧЕСТВЕ Ф.М. ДОСТОЕВСКОГО И А.А. ТАРКОВСКОГО
Authors: Игнатьева А.В. , Руссо Д. 
Published: October 2024

Статья посвящена анализу функции слова в творчестве Ф.М. До-стоевского и режиссера А.А. Тарковского. Актуальность работы заключается в об-ращении авторов к особенностям художественного воссоздания полифониче-ской картины мира и полифонической композиции произведений двух данных художников. В работе используются культурно-историческии , структурно-семантическии и феноменологическии методы. Авторы прослеживают усиление полифонического начала фильмов А.А. Тарковского от «Соляриса» и «Сталкера» к проявлению полифонии в полную силу в «Ностальгии» и «Жертвоприноше-нии» . Делается вывод о цели воссоздания художниками полифонии, ее истинном предназначении для читателя.
The article focuses on the analysis of the role of the word in F.M. Dos-toevsky and film director A.A. Tarkovsky creative works. The relevance of this study lies in the authors focus to the distinctive features of the artistic recreation of a poly-phonic worldview and the polyphonic composition of the works by these two artists. The research utilizes cultural-historical, structural-semantic, and phenomenological methods. The authors observe the strengthening of polyphonic elements in A.A. Tar-kovsky’s films, from “Solaris” and “Stalker” to the full expression of polyphony in “Nos-talgia” and “The Sacrifice”. The article draws a conclusion about the artists aim to rec-reate polyphony and its true purpose for the reader.
СЕМАНТИКА КОНЦЕПТА ДЕРЕВО В ЛИРИЧЕСКОЙ СИСТЕМЕ МАНСИЙСКОГО ПОЭТА ЮВАНА ШЕСТАЛОВА
Authors: Гаврилов В.В. 
Published: October 2024

В статье анализируются значение и функции концепта дерево в лирике Ю. Шесталова (взят корпус поэтических текстов полного собрания со-чинений). Автор считает, что в лирике представителя народа манси Мировое древо является одной из важных, но не основных семантических реализаций указанного концепта. Дерево для поэта священно, как минимум, по трем причи-нам. Во-первых, оно ассоциируется с женским началом: любовь девушки, забота матери. Во-вторых, устремленное ввысь дерево – это связь между Верхним, Средним и Нижним мирами, а кроме того, ориентир, вектор для человека, стре-мящегося к свету. В-третьих, и это самое главное, – дерево/деревья определяют границы дома, являются знаками, приметами родного края. Следовательно, поэт вправе требовать бережного отношения к ним, чтобы было, что передать детям. Для поэта сохранить деревья – значит сохранить родной дом. Автор исследова-ния приходит к выводу, что концепт дерево – один из ключевых, смыслообразу-ющих в лирике Ю. Шесталова, он является частью югорского художественного текста как культурного феномена.
The article analyzes the meaning and functions of the concept of TREE in the lyrics of Yu. Shestalov (the corpus of poetic texts of the complete works is taken for the analysis). The author believes that in the lyrics of a representative of the Mansi people, the WORLD TREE is one of the important, but not the main semantic imple-mentations of this concept. The tree is sacred to the poet for at least three reasons. Firstly, it is associated with the feminine principle: the love of a girl, the care of a mother. Secondly, an upward–looking tree is a link between the Upper, Middle and Lower Worlds, and besides, it is a landmark, a vector for a person striving for light. Thirdly, and most importantly, the tree / trees define the boundaries of the house, are signs, signs of the native land. Therefore, the poet has the right to demand careful treatment of them so that there is something to pass on to the children. For the poet, to preserve trees means to preserve his native home. The author of the study con-cludes that the concept of TREE is one of the key, meaning–forming in the lyrics of Yu. Shestalov, it is part of the Yugra literary text as a cultural phenomenon.
«СТАРШОЙ» Е.Д. АЙПИНА: РАССКАЗ ИЛИ МАЛЕНЬКАЯ ПОВЕСТЬ
Authors: Степанова Ю.Н. , Комаров С.А. 
Published: October 2024

Текст «Старшой» Е.Д. Айпина, классика хантыйской прозы, впервые осмысляется в аспекте движения жанрового мышления писателя как переходное звено от его ранних рассказов к повестному ряду («В ожидании пер-вого снега», «В тени старого кедра», «Я слушаю Землю», «Звезда Утренней За-ри»). Авторы статьи исходят из концепции исторической поэтики, в рамках ко-торой проза создателя «Старшого» синтезирует элементы синкретической и традиционалистской фаз развития словесности и специфически использует стандарты жанровых форм литературы советской цивилизации (рассказ, по-весть). Это редуцирование и приспособление индивидуально-творческих жан-ровых моделей к решению собственных задач с учетом оппозиции «свой –чужой» позволило найти удобный путь в начале 1980-х годов к укрупнению тек-стовых объемов и перейти в новый этап жанрового развития своей художе-ственной системы.
The text of “Elder” by E.D. Aipin, a classic of Khanty prose, is for the first time comprehended in the aspect of the movement of the writer's genre thinking as a transitional link from his early stories to the narrative series (“Waiting for the first Snow”, “In the shadow of an old cedar”, “I listen to the Earth”, “The Star of Dawn”). The authors of the article proceeds from the concept of historical poetics, in which the prose of the creator of the “Elder” synthesizes elements of the syncretic and tradition-alist phases of the development of literature and specifically uses the genre standards of the Soviet civilization literature (short story, novella). This reduction and adaptation of individually creative genre models to solving their own problems, taking into ac-count the opposition of “friend – foe”, allowed them to find a convenient way in the early 1980s to enlarge text volumes and move into a new stage of genre development of their artistic system.
КОНЦЕПТ ГОЛОС В ПОЭЗИИ А.Р. ИШТИМИРОВОЙ-ПОСОХОВОЙ
Authors: Сязи В.Л. 
Published: October 2024

В статье представлен анализ концепта голос в поэзии А.Р. Иштимировой-Посоховой. Материалом исследования послужил сборник «В языках огня» (2021). Подобно концепту танец, голос выступает средством созда-ния образа лирического субъекта, медитативной лирики. Доказано, что голос является частым явлением в творчестве поэта, семантика его различна, много-гранна. Визуальный фон занимает первое место при создании поэтического тек-ста в поэзии автора, полифония голосов – второе. Большая часть поэтических произведений художника слова обращена к восприятию голоса окружающего мира, чем проявлению собственного. Лирическая героиня слышит звуки приро-ды, тесно переплетающиеся с голосами предков. Полифония окружающего мира вызывает различные чувства и эмоции, побуждает к действиям лирическую ге-роиню, погружает ее в медитацию, возвращает в воспоминания о прошлом, где голоса близких людей разных поколений переплетаются с голосом тайги. Голос предков вселяет веру в светлое будущее, героиня чувствует подтверждение вер-ной реализации собственного предназначения. Проявление собственного голоса субъекта реализуется в форме песни. Она призывает читателя реализовать соб-ственные желания, песня героини наряду с танцем становится средством пере-живания сложных жизненных обстоятельств.
The article presents the analysis of the concept VOICE in poetry by A.R. Ishtimirova-Posokhova. The research material was the literary works collection “In the Tongues of Fire” (2021). Like the concept DANCE, VOICE acts as a means of cre-ating an image of a lyrical subject, meditative lyrics. It is proved that VOICE is a fre-quent phenomenon in the poet’s work, its semantics is different and multifaceted. The visual background takes the first place when creating the poetic text in the au-thor’s poetry, the polyphony of voices is the second. Most of the poetic works of the author are addressed to the perception of the voice of the surrounding world rather than the manifestation of one’s own. The lyrical heroine hears the sounds of nature, closely intertwined with the voices of her ancestors. The polyphony of the surrounding world evokes various feelings and emotions, encourages the lyrical heroine to act, im-merses the heroine in meditation, returns to the memories of the past, where the voic-es of loved ones of different generations are intertwined with the voice of taiga. The voice of the ancestors inspires faith in a bright future, the heroine feels confirmation of the true realization of her own destiny. The manifestation of the subject’s own voice is realized in the form of a song. She encourages the reader to realize their own desires, the heroine’s song, along with dance, becomes the means of experiencing difficult life circumstances.
Relatos com cardumes
Authors: Fernandes Ciane 
Published: October 2024

Três relatos de experiências de Somática e dança com peixes, duas delas realizadas com meu filho neurodivergente Lucio Di Franco, no mar do Porto da Barra, Salvador BA, entre novembro de 2022 e abril de 2023. A maioria dos relatos foi inicialmente gravada em formato de áudio logo após as imersões e compartilhados em grupos que sobrepõem ensino, pesquisa e extensão, como na performance Lugar sem Fala (Coletivo A-FETO de Dança-Teatro, 2022) e a palestra performativa Movimento e Estados Aquáticos (evento Trançar, organizado por Ana Pais e Daniela Guimarães, UFBA, 2023).
Cenas Multiespécies
Authors: Carbogim Bárbara , Peretta Éden 
Published: October 2024

No presente editorial trazemos as inquietações práticas e conceituais que nos inspiraram a propor a temática do presente dossiê, bem como apresentamos individualmente cada ensaio ou artigo que dá corpo ao presente volume, ajudando-nos a refletir sobre a urgente temática ecológica e o necessário repensamento, também poético, sobre as relações multiespécies
Debussy librettiste. L’écriture des livrets d’opéra d’après Poe
Authors: Delécluse François 
Published: October 2024

Avec Pelléas et Mélisande de Maurice Maeterlinck, Claude Debussy faisait la rencontre d’une pièce de théâtre qui répondait en de nombreux points à ses attentes telles qu’il les exprimait déjà pendant ses études de composition. Mais, au-delà de son unique drame lyrique achevé, trouver ou concevoir un nouveau livret s’est révélé plus difficile que prévu, au point qu’il existe chez Debussy un « théâtre imaginaire », fait de dizaines de drames musicaux rêvés, mais jamais composés ou jamais terminés. Cet article se propose d’interroger les traces du travail de Debussy librettiste, en se penchant en particulier sur les sources du Diable dans le beffroi et de La chute de la maison Usher d’après Edgar Allan Poe. Cette étude de librettologie s’appuie sur les méthodes de la critique génétique afin de comprendre, à travers les transformations successives des livrets, les besoins spécifiques du compositeur pour concevoir une forme embrassant des questions tant littéraires, que dramatiques et musicales.
Transmission line foreign object segmentation based on RB-UNet algorithm
Authors: Wang Yan , Yuan Qinghe , Wang Ying , Ruizhi Zhang , Wu Qian , Feng Guoliang 
Published: October 2024

Background
The identification of foreign objects on transmission lines is crucial for their normal operation. There are risks and difficulties associated with identifying foreign objects on transmission lines due to their scattered distribution and elevated height.

Methods
The dataset for this paper consists of search material from the web, including bird nests, kites, balloons, and rubbish, which are common foreign objects found on top of transmission lines, totaling 400 instances. To enhance the classical U-Net architecture, the coding component has been substituted with a ResNet50 network serving as the feature extraction module. In the decoding section, a batch normalization (BN) layer was added after each convolutional layer in the decoder to improve the model’s efficiency and generalization capacity. Additionally, a combined loss function was implemented, merging Focal loss and Dice loss, to tackle class imbalance issues and improve accuracy.

Results
In summary, RB-UNet, a novel semantic segmentation network, has been introduced. The experimental results show a mIoU of 88.43%, highlighting the significant superiority of the RB-UNet approach compared to other semantic segmentation techniques for detecting foreign objects on transmission lines. The findings indicate that the proposed RB-UNet algorithm is proficient in detecting and segmenting foreign objects on transmission lines.
Early diagenetic greigite as an indicator of paleosalinity changes in the middle Miocene Paratethys Sea of central Europe
Authors: Liu Suzhen , Krijgsman Wout , Dekkers Mark J. , Palcu Dan 
Published: July 2017

AbstractThe Miocene epicontinental Paratethys Sea of central Eurasia has experienced multiple restriction and reconnection events to the open ocean. Magnetostratigraphy is an important dating tool to better understand the temporal and spatial paleoenvironmental variations associated with these changes. Magnetostratigraphy in the Paratethys domain, however, is complicated by the presence of greigite (Fe3S4). Here we report rock magnetic and X‐ray fluorescence data of the Tisa section (Romania) which was previously magnetostratigraphically dated at the middle Miocene (base at 12.8 Ma and top at 12.2 Ma). This section comprises the Badenian Sarmatian Extinction Event (BSEE), which is marked by a major salinity change from marine to brackish environments, related to the opening of the connection between the Central and the Eastern Paratethys basins. In the marine Badenian sediments below the BSEE, the pyritization process is shown to be complete because of abundant sulfate supply. In the brackish Sarmatian deposits, four intervals with early diagenetic greigite are observed, and linked to insufficient sulfate in the water column. These four greigite intervals appear to correspond to maxima in the ∼100 kyr eccentricity cycle. We propose that increased fresh water from the Eastern Paratethys basin during eccentricity maxima restricted the sulfate availability in the Tisa area, leading to a reduced HS− production and enhanced greigite preservation. The early diagenetic formation of greigite enables a quasi syn‐depositional recording of the paleomagnetic field, which allows reliable paleomagnetic dating in this section. Our results further suggest greigite as a potential indicator for salinity changes during marine/brackish transitions.
Pyrocumulonimbus lightning and fire ignition on Black Saturday in southeast Australia
Authors: Dowdy Andrew J. , Fromm Michael D. , McCarthy Nicholas 
Published: July 2017

AbstractA number of devastating wildfires occurred in southeast Australia on 7 February 2009, colloquially known as Black Saturday. Atmospheric responses to this extreme fire event are investigated here with a focus on convective processes associated with fire activity (i.e., pyroconvection). We examine six different fire complexes on Black Saturday, finding three clearly distinct pyrocumulonimbus storms, the largest of which reached heights of 15 km on that day and generated hundreds of lightning strokes. The first lightning stroke was recorded near the largest fire complex 5 h after fire ignition. One of the pyrocumulonimbus storms was initiated close to midnight due to mesoscale influences, consistent with extreme fire behavior observed at that time for that particular fire. As another example of fire‐atmosphere interactions, a fire that started late on Black Saturday is examined in relation to ignition caused by pyrogenic lightning, with implications for understanding the maximum rate of spread of a wildfire. Results are discussed in relation to another pyrocumulonimbus event associated with the 2003 Canberra fires. Our findings are intended to provide a greater understanding of pyroconvection and fire‐atmosphere feedback processes, as well as help enhance wildfire response capabilities. We also demonstrate the potential for using lightning, radar, and satellite remote sensing in combination with thermodynamic analyses as well as synoptic and mesoscale dynamics to provide enhanced real‐time guidance for dangerous fire conditions associated with pyroconvection, as well as for the risk of new fire ignitions from pyrogenic lightning.
Enhanced isoprenoid production from xylose by engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Authors: Kwak Suryang , Kim Soo Rin , Xu Haiqing , Zhang Guo‐Chang , Lane Stephan , Kim Heejin , Jin Yong‐Su 
Published: July 2017

ABSTRACTSaccharomyces cerevisiae has limited capabilities for producing fuels and chemicals derived from acetyl‐CoA, such as isoprenoids, due to a rigid flux partition toward ethanol during glucose metabolism. Despite numerous efforts, xylose fermentation by engineered yeast harboring heterologous xylose metabolic pathways was not as efficient as glucose fermentation for producing ethanol. Therefore, we hypothesized that xylose metabolism by engineered yeast might be a better fit for producing non‐ethanol metabolites. We indeed found that engineered S. cerevisiae on xylose showed higher expression levels of the enzymes involved in ethanol assimilation and cytosolic acetyl‐CoA synthesis than on glucose. When genetic perturbations necessary for overproducing squalene and amorphadiene were introduced into engineered S. cerevisiae capable of fermenting xylose, we observed higher titers and yields of isoprenoids under xylose than glucose conditions. Specifically, co‐overexpression of a truncated HMG1 (tHMG1) and ERG10 led to substantially higher squalene accumulation under xylose than glucose conditions. In contrast to glucose utilization producing massive amounts of ethanol regardless of aeration, xylose utilization allowed much less amounts of ethanol accumulation, indicating ethanol is simultaneously re‐assimilated with xylose consumption and utilized for the biosynthesis of cytosolic acetyl‐CoA. In addition, xylose utilization by engineered yeast with overexpression of tHMG1, ERG10, and ADS coding for amorphadiene synthase, and the down‐regulation of ERG9 resulted in enhanced amorphadiene production as compared to glucose utilization. These results suggest that the problem of the rigid flux partition toward ethanol production in yeast during the production of isoprenoids and other acetyl‐CoA derived chemicals can be bypassed by using xylose instead of glucose as a carbon source. Biotechnol. Bioeng. 2017;114: 2581–2591. © 2017 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
TP53 alterations in Wilms tumour represent progression events with strong intratumour heterogeneity that are closely linked but not limited to anaplasia
Authors: Wegert Jenny , Vokuhl Christian , Ziegler Barbara , Ernestus Karen , Leuschner Ivo , Furtwängler Rhoikos , Graf Norbert , Gessler Manfred 
Published: July 2017

AbstractTP53 mutations have been associated with anaplasia in Wilms tumour, which conveys a high risk for relapse and fatal outcome. Nevertheless, TP53 alterations have been reported in no more than 60% of anaplastic tumours, and recent data have suggested their presence in tumours that do not fulfil the criteria for anaplasia, questioning the clinical utility of TP53 analysis. Therefore, we characterized the TP53 status in 84 fatal cases of Wilms tumour, irrespective of histological subtype. We identified TP53 alterations in at least 90% of fatal cases of anaplastic Wilms tumour, and even more when diffuse anaplasia was present, indicating a very strong if not absolute coupling between anaplasia and deregulation of p53 function. Unfortunately, TP53 mutations do not provide additional predictive value in anaplastic tumours since the same mutation rate was found in a cohort of non‐fatal anaplastic tumours. When classified according to tumour stage, patients with stage I diffuse anaplastic tumours still had a high chance of survival (87%), but this rate dropped to 26% for stages II–IV. Thus, volume of anaplasia or possible spread may turn out to be critical parameters. Importantly, among non‐anaplastic fatal tumours, 26% had TP53 alterations, indicating that TP53 screening may identify additional cases at risk. Several of these non‐anaplastic tumours fulfilled some criteria for anaplasia, for example nuclear unrest, suggesting that such partial phenotypes should be under special scrutiny to enhance detection of high‐risk tumours via TP53 screening. A major drawback is that these alterations are secondary changes that occur only later in tumour development, leading to striking intratumour heterogeneity that requires multiple biopsies and analysis guided by histological criteria. In conclusion, we found a very close correlation between histological signs of anaplasia and TP53 alterations. The latter may precede development of anaplasia and thereby provide diagnostic value pointing towards aggressive disease.
Temperature, energy metabolism, and adaptive divergence in two oyster subspecies
Authors: Li Ao , Li Li , Song Kai , Wang Wei , Zhang Guofan 
Published: July 2017

AbstractComparisons of related species that have diverse spatial distributions provide an efficient way to investigate adaptive evolution in face of increasing global warming. The oyster subjected to high environmental selections is a model species as sessile marine invertebrate. This study aimed to detect the adaptive divergence of energy metabolism in two oyster subspecies from the genus Crassostrea—C. gigas gigas and C. gigas angulata—which are broadly distributed along the northern and southern coasts of China, respectively. We examined the effects of acute thermal stress on energy metabolism in two oyster subspecies after being common gardened for one generation in identical conditions. Thermal responses were assessed by incorporating physiological, molecular, and genomic approaches. Southern oysters exhibited higher fluctuations in metabolic rate, activities of key energetic enzymes, and levels of thermally induced gene expression than northern oysters. For genes involved in energy metabolism, the former displayed higher basal levels of gene expression and a more pronounced downregulation of thermally induced expression, while the later exhibited lower basal levels and a less pronounced downregulation of gene expression. Contrary expression pattern was observed in oxidative stress gene. Besides, energy metabolic tradeoffs were detected in both subspecies. Furthermore, the genetic divergence of a nonsynonymous SNP (SOD‐132) and five synonymous SNPs in other genes was identified and validated in these two subspecies, which possibly affects downstream functions and explains the aforementioned phenotypic variations. Our study demonstrates that differentiations in energy metabolism underlie the plasticity of adaptive divergence in two oyster subspecies and suggest C. gigas angulata with moderate phenotypic plasticity has higher adaptive potential to cope with exacerbated global warming.