bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Identifikation von Veränderungstreibern in der Fabrikumwelt
Authors: Kaucher Christian , Erlach Klaus , Bauernhansl Thomas 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The transformability of factories is an essential design field for future-proof factory planning. In order to shape the ability to change in a targeted manner, corresponding planning approaches provide for an assessment of potential adaptation requirements. These are triggered by so-called change drivers. This article structures the factory environment into relevant areas of influence and supports factory planners in systematically identifying change drivers. To this, the factory environment is first subdivided into three spheres, each of which can be systematically structured into areas of influence.
Alte Werkzeugmaterialien im neuen Kleid
Authors: Petersen Hilke , Dias Nelson Filipe Lopes , Breidenstein Bernd , Tillmann Wolfgang 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The most important cutting materials for machining are carbides. Tungsten and cobalt are required for their production, but these are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain and sometimes under ethically questionable conditions. Therefore, increasing efforts are being made to expand the range of cutting materials. The basic suitability of natural rocks for cutting tools in less demanding processes has already been demonstrated. The possibility of their PVD coating is discussed below.
Fertigung funktional gradierter Materialien auf porösen Metallen durch Laserauftragschweißen
Authors: Platz Jacques , Steiner-Stark Johanna , Kirsch Benjamin , Aurich Jan C. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Novel hybrid porous materials enable the local variation of component properties to meet individual application requirements. To realize complex component geometries, laser directed energy deposition can be used as an additive manufacturing process to produce multifunctional high-performance components made of hybrid porous materials. This work presents results from the manufacturing of functionally graded materials from the stainless steels 316 L (austenitic) and 17-4 PH (martensitic) for this purpose. A grading strategy with a 50 % 316 L and 50 % 17-4 PH interlayer was successfully manufactured and characterized in terms of relative density and microhardness.
Empirische Ergebnisse zum Einsatz von Assistenzsystemen in der Montage
Authors: König Mathias , Winkler Herwig 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
As part of the survey, data was collected from 158 study participants in order to gain an overview of the importance of the technologies used in assembly and the objectives pursued with their use. The results of the survey indicate that assistance systems are considered important by the respondents and will be part of the original equipment in new assembly areas in the future. Technologies that are already established include the provision of digital assembly instructions via a screen and pick-by-light, which are linked to the relevant experience. In addition to these technologies, human-robot collaboration (HRC) and the provision of visual information by means of projection or data glasses, possibly supported by augmented reality, will also become established in the future. At present and in the future, the main objectives will be to reduce work errors, increase productivity, reduce the training time for new employees, and cut assembly costs.
Greybox-Modelle in der Zerspanung
Authors: Berndt Maximilian , Schmidt Hagen , Müller Lars , Kerscher Eberhard , Seewig Jörg , Kirsch Benjamin 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Compared to uncoated tools, coated tools offer a longer tool life. However, it is difficult to predict the wear of coated tools using only empirical methods. The combination of deterministic whitebox models and data-driven blackbox models to greybox models can enable a prediction of the wear condition. Therefore, this article presents a concept for the application of greybox models for wear prediction.
Kostenbewertung des Laser-Pulver-Auftragsschmelzens
Authors: Hagemann Simon , Mattes Alexander , Weber Marc-André 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Using an additively manufactured demonstrator, this article discusses the influence of production-related challenges of laser powder deposition melting on the manufacturing costs of the component. In particular, the effort required to determine a suitable manufacturing strategy must be considered in the cost calculation, as this accounts for a substantial proportion of the manufacturing costs. Neglecting this effort in the calculation can lead to considerable economic loss.
Additiv gefertigter Leichtbau für Schienenfahrzeuge
Authors: Braun Thomas , Behrend Otto , Schwandt Alexander , Barnick Nicolas , Elliesen Uriel , Pavel Daniel , Uhlmann Eckart 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Due to economic and ecological requirements, lightweight construction strategies for rail vehicles are becoming increasingly important. The development of a combined process chain of additive manufacturing processes addresses the production of topologyoptimized structures. Using AI-monitored robotics, the reinforcement of large train segments is realized. The additive processes used and technological development results are described.
Aprendizes de inglês como segunda língua, nível baixo-intermediário, melhoram leitura com uso de estratégia de estrutura textual
Authors: Beatriz Areas da Luz Fontes Ana , Pigatto Renata , Finger Ingrid , Mangie Kristina 
Published: August 2024

Este estudo investigou a eficiência de uma versão mais curta do treinamento Text Structure Strategy (TSS) (Meyer, Young & Bartlett, 1989) com um grupo de aprendizes de inglês como segunda língua, e um grupo de falantes nativos de inglês. No Experimento 1, aprendizes de inglês de proficiência média-baixa receberam uma sessão de 2 horas de treinamento com o TSS em português ou em inglês. Era esperado que o grupo que recebeu treinamento em Português demonstrasse maior ganho nas medidas de recordação do texto. Resultados do Experimento 1 evidenciaram que os aprendizes de inglês treinados em português recordaram um pouco mais da estrutura do texto depois do treinamento. Quanto à qualidade do que foi recordado, no entanto, houve um aumento significativo para os aprendizes treinados em português. No Experimento 2, falantes nativos de inglês receberam o mesmo treinamento de 2 horas em inglês. Era esperado uma melhora para ambas medidas de recordação de texto para este grupo. No entanto, não houve nenhuma melhora com o treinamento. Os resultados dos dois experimentos são discutidos em relação a demais possíveis diferenças entre os grupos.
Escrita como prática social: a tarefa como um atrator
Authors: Abrantes Antunes Soares Lia 
Published: August 2024

A relevância da escrita em nossa sociedade é indiscutível, não obstante a imensa distância que se observa entre a escrita escolar e a escrita como prática social. À luz de contribuições da Filosofia da Linguagem e de pesquisas em Aquisição de Linguagem, delineamos a proposta deste artigo, entendendo linguagem como um sistema complexo e dinâmico em que interagem elementos de natureza biológica e social. Nessa perspectiva, assumimos a visão de que aprendizagem de línguas segue leis gerais associativas e cognitivas, ligadas a efeitos de frequência de uso. Sendo assim, defendemos uma abordagem por tarefas como um caminho para o desenvolvimento de proficiência escrita, que deve atender a requisitos de atividade frequente e com propósitos comunicativos. Com este tipo de condução, aprendizes são levados a ativar processos cognitivos para selecionar e adequar estrategicamente, tanto informações já armazenadas a partir de suas experiências, quanto aquelas disponibilizadas nos textos que compõem uma tarefa.
Elite Architecture and the Late Antique Ascetic Christian Communities of Cimitile and Sohag
Authors: Berenfeld Michelle L. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Paulinus of Nola and Shenoute of Atripe were prolific writers and architectural patrons of ascetic communities in the fourth and fifth centuries CE. Despite their rejection of luxury and elite culture, both were responsible for the construction of lavish church complexes at the hearts of those communities, in which architecture and decoration drew on the visual language of the late Roman elite. The churches shared specific architectural features—a triple-apsed (triconch) sanctuary, a rectangular hall terminating in a single apse, and a colonnaded space connecting them—that were also popular in houses and villas at that time. The architectural and spatial language of these churches would have evoked associations with the luxury and status of late Roman society even as these communities rejected those very things. This article considers the implications of the use of elite architecture and the visual language of convivial domestic spaces in these churches created for ascetic communities.
Teamwork at McKim, Mead & White
Authors: Wood Alexander 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This article examines the work of McKim, Mead & White as the product of a collective creative effort. Using the records of the firm, it analyzes how buildings were produced through the collaboration of the partners with a large staff of designers, draftsmen, specification writers, construction specialists, and clerical workers. By reconstructing the process of architectural production in one of the first large American firms, the article examines the many different kinds of skilled labor that were involved and documents the contributions of workers who have remained mostly invisible. It also investigates how the large firm generated new kinds of social relationships and conflicts in a high-pressure working environment.
Harriet Martineau’s Realized Abstractions
Authors: Henderson Andrea Kelly 
Published: August 2024

Andrea Kelly Henderson, “Harriet Martineau’s Realized Abstractions” (pp. 81–105)
Critics have long noted—and often lamented—the formal incoherence of Harriet Martineau’s Illustrations of Political Economy (1832–34). This essay argues that the tales’ formal bifurcations can be understood not as a failing but as a conscious response to the absence of a contemporary consensus regarding the groundedness of economic abstractions. Martineau’s aesthetic of what I call “realized abstraction” offers a solution of sorts to this epistemological problem: unable to mediate between abstractions and particulars, she simply insists on the importance of both. Berkeley the Banker, her tale devoted to banking and currency, vividly dramatizes this dichotomizing logic. In this work, the relationship of concrete value to its abstract representation in paper money is analogized to a troubled marriage, one in which the husband forces his virtuous wife to subscribe to his false representations. Martineau’s story will explicitly argue for the usefulness of economic theory and paper money, but she resists the tendency of abstractions to render the concrete invisible in an act of metaphoric coverture; instead, she presents the abstract and the particular as autonomous realms. Martineau’s aesthetic of juxtaposition thus aspires to virtues quite different from those of Romantic organic wholeness or realist transparency: her tales aim not only to educate readers in abstract principles and historical particulars but also to train them to discriminate between the two. In subsequent decades, philosophers of science would formulate compelling new ways to bind abstractions to particulars, and the success of that project would mean that despite the Illustrations’s enormous popularity during the 1830s, they would seem to later generations to be marred by formal fragmentation.
Práctica pedagógica metacognitiva para el desarrollo de la comprensión lectora en lengua extranjeraJERA
Authors: Pajaro-Manjarres Milton Alcides 
Published: August 2024

El desarrollo de habilidades comunicativas en al menos una lengua extranjera (LE) es una exigencia y una necesidad de este mundo complejo, globalizado y plurilingüe. Esta investigación describe el proceso que se llevó a cabo para develar de forma colectiva los principios que, desde la práctica pedagógica, favorecen el desarrollo de la comprensión lectora en lengua extranjera en estudiantes de secundaria de instituciones educativas públicas. La metodología utilizada es de tipo cualitativa, fundamentada en el paradigma socio-crítico con un diseño de investigación acción educativa (IAE). Los participantes en este estudio fueron: cuatro directivos docentes, cinco maestros de LE y un grupo representativo de estudiantes del nivel de secundaria. Los principales hallazgos muestran un grupo de diez rasgos distintivos que definen una enseñanza y aprendizaje eficaz de la lectura en lengua extranjera. Como conclusión se plantea que, de acuerdo a las características del mundo actual, es perentorio para el entorno educativo el desarrollo de procesos investigativos que emerjan desde el quehacer del maestro y que se lleven a cabo desde la colectividad. Asimismo, el constructo teórico logrado con esta investigación la convierte en un referente para otras investigaciones orientadas a la enseñanza y el aprendizaje de la lectura en lengua extranjera. Por último, este decálogo puede ser un referente para el diseño de un modelo o instrumento de evaluación de la calidad educativa orientado específicamente a lograr mejoras en el desarrollo de competencias comunicativas en LE.
Beyond traditional dentures: Navigating the world of overdentures and attachment advancements
Authors: Agrawal Shafali , Titar Madhura , Fernandes Alcina , Dhunsa Jeewan , Mungara Venkata 
Published: August 2024

Traditional dentures, though widely used, have several limitations such as unreliable retention, discomfort, and acceleration of jawbone resorption. Recent advancements in dental prosthetics, particularly in the development of overdentures and sophisticated attachment systems, have addressed many of these issues, offering patients improved stability, comfort, and oral health outcomes.: To explore the advancements in dental prosthetics, specifically focusing on the development and benefits of overdentures and modern attachment systems compared to traditional dentures.: A comprehensive review of the literature and recent innovations in dental prosthetics was conducted, examining the limitations of traditional dentures and the functional improvements provided by tooth-supported and implant-supported overdentures. The study also analyzed various attachment systems, including bar attachments, ball attachments, and locator attachments, to assess their effectiveness in enhancing denture stability, comfort, and oral health outcomes. Stability and Retention: Overdentures, whether tooth- or implant-supported, provide superior stability and retention compared to traditional dentures, significantly reducing the risk of slippage. Overdentures help preserve the jawbone and prevent bone resorption, maintaining facial structure and contributing to long-term oral health. Advanced attachment systems, such as bar, ball, and locator attachments, offer a secure and comfortable fit, improving chewing efficiency and speech clarity.Enhanced stability, comfort, and functionality of overdentures lead to a higher quality of life for patients.The advancements in overdentures and attachment systems represent a significant improvement over traditional dentures. These innovations provide greater stability, improved oral health, and enhanced functionality, offering patients a more reliable, comfortable, and effective solution for dental prosthetics. As dental technology continues to evolve, the options and outcomes for individuals requiring dental prosthetics will continue to improve.
Hacia una tierra de memorias, cuentos y tragedias: La imagen del Perú en la prensa anglófona en China (1874-1939)
Authors: Lizarme Villcas Nashely , Palma Patricia , Carrasco Weston José Manuel 
Published: August 2024

Se analiza la representación del Perú en la prensa anglófona en China entre 1871 y 1939, periodo en que se evidenció un especial interés en este país por conocer la situación económica, política y social de América Latina y del Perú, y en particular sobre las condiciones de vida y trabajo de los inmigrantes chinos que ahí residían. Mientras gran parte de las investigaciones respecto a la presencia china en el Perú se ha enfocado en cómo los peruanos percibían a los inmigrantes chinos, este trabajo busca contribuir al análisis sobre el imaginario del Perú en China, en particular en los medios de prensa en inglés que se publicaban regularmente en la ciudad de Shanghái.
Scale-aware monocular reconstruction via robot kinematics and visual data in neural radiance fields
Authors: Wei Ruofeng , Guo Jiaxin , Lu Yiang , Zhong Fangxun , Liu Yunhui , Sun Dong , Dou Qi 
Published: August 2024

Aim
Scale-aware 3D reconstruction of the surgical scene from a monocular endoscope is important for automatic navigation systems in robot-assisted surgery. However, traditional multi-view stereo methods purely utilize monocular images, which can recover 3D structures arbitrarily scaled with the real world. Current deep learning-based approaches rely on large training data for relative depth estimation and further 3D reconstruction with no scale. Inspired by recently proposed neural radiance fields (NeRF), we present a novel pipeline, KV-EndoNeRF, which explores limited multi-modal data (i.e., robot kinematics, and monocular endoscope) for surgical scene reconstruction with absolute scale.
Methods
We first extract scale information from robot kinematics data and then integrate it into sparse depth recovered from structure from motion (SfM). Based on the sparse depth supervision, we adapt a monocular depth estimation network to the current surgical scene to obtain scene-specific coarse depth. After adjusting the scale of coarse depth, we use it to guide the optimization of NeRF, resulting in absolute depth estimation. The 3D models of the tissue surface with real scale are recovered by fusing fine depth maps.
Results
Experimental results on the Stereo Correspondence And Reconstruction of Endoscopic Data (SCARED) demonstrate that KV-EndoNeRF excels in learning an absolute scale from robot kinematics and achieves 3D reconstruction with rich details of surface texture and high accuracy, outperforming other existing reconstruction methods.
Conclusion
Combining multi-modal image data with NeRF-based optimization represents a potential approach to achieve scale-aware 3D reconstruction of monocular endoscopic scenes.
Science Program Enhancement for Teacher at Indonesian School Overseas
Authors: Delina Mutia , Madani Faisal , Sri Rahayu  , Yuyus Kardiman  
Published: August 2024

Indonesian School Overseas applies Indonesia’s curricula. This community service was conducted onsite in three Indonesian schools overseas: Bangkok (Thailand), Johor Bahru (Malaysia), and Singapura (Singapore). The community services program aims to enhance teachers’ knowledge and skills in science activities with simple tools in daily life. Besides onsite, the program was also conducted online with three keynote speakers from Murdoch University, Australia, Curtin University, Australia, and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia. The Program was attended by 46 onsite participants, and 146 online participants.
The depiction of sexism experienced by female characters Elizabeth Zott in Lessons in Chemistry (2023) Series
Authors: Mirani Indar , Elve Oktaviani  
Published: August 2024

This study employs the sexism theory developed by Peter Glick and Susan Fiske to examine the portrayal of sexism in the 1950s through the character of Elizabeth Zott in the series Lessons in Chemistry (2023). The research method is qualitative with a descriptive approach. This research shows that Elizabeth Zott encounters two forms of sexism in a male-dominated workplace: hostile sexism, which includes direct hostility and discrimination, and benevolent sexism, which is more subtle and paternalistic but still excludes women from equal opportunities. Elizabeth is a woman who boldly rejects the traditional roles expected by a patriarchal society and confidently asserts her independence as an individual, despite social pressures. In the face of hostile sexism, Elizabeth is determined and courageous, continuing her career in science despite facing direct discrimination and challenges. She also challenges social expectations that limit women's roles and demands change for gender equality in the face of benevolent sexism. This study highlights Elizabeth's resistance strategies against both forms of sexism and the importance of understanding and addressing various forms of sexism in a male-dominated workplace.

Keywords: sexism, workplace, hostile sexism, benevolent sexism, traditional roles
A Novel Approach to Extract Cross-Organization Collaborative Process Models from Emergency Plans of Natural Disaster
Authors: Guo Wenyan , Yang Qingtao , Zeng Qingtian , Duan Hua , Ni Weijian 
Published: August 2024

Abstract

Emergency response of natural disaster is a complex process involving multiple response levels and cross-organization collaboration. Traditionally, cross-organization collaborative process models of emergency response are constructed based on the common experiences of domain experts and business process modelers. Textual emergency plans are not conducive to emergency performers quickly understanding response tasks and managers analyzing and evaluating the quality of emergency plans of natural disaster. In this paper, a novel approach is proposed to automatically extract cross-organization collaborative process models from emergency plans for supporting emergency response process modeling and the automation analysis of emergency plans. First, an attention mechanism is introduced into the Bi-directional Long Short-Term Memory network combined with a Conditional Random Field (BiLSTM-Attention-CRF), which is trained to identify process elements from sentences. Second, inter-organization relationships are extracted to generate a cross-organization collaborative network of emergency response. Then, response tasks and task relationships are extracted to generate emergency response sub-process models for all organizations. Finally, inter-organization relationships integrate all sub-process models into a global cross-organization collaborative process model of emergency response. A real-world dataset is collected for experimental evaluation and the results illustrate that the proposed approach is capable of extracting automatically cross-organization collaborative process models from emergency plans of natural disaster, and the automatically extracted models are highly consistent with the manually extracted models.