bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Drivers of loyalty and consumer satisfaction with shearing urban mobility services: Carsharing, ridesharing, bikesharing, and kicksharing
Authors: Lapidus L. V. , Gostilovich A. O. , Trofimov I. S. 
Published: April 2024

Aim. To identify drivers of loyalty and consumer satisfaction with urban mobility shearing services.Objectives. To determine the characteristics of the use of shearing services; to formulate issues for shearing services that require priority attention; to identify drivers of loyalty and barriers to the use of shearing services, as well as drivers of user satisfaction with shearing services; to formulate recommendations for the development of the quality of shearing services.Methods. The authors applied the method of sociological survey (with participation of 615 respondents who use urban mobility sharing services at least once a year). The NPS index was used to identify drivers of loyalty, CSI index was used to detect drivers of customer satisfaction. The study was conducted in the context of such sharing services as carsharing, ridesharing, bikesharing and kicksharing, taking into account the relevant specific determinants of the quality of sharing services. The results were processed using general scientific methods of analysis and synthesis of information. Results. Users are loyal to carsharing, bikesharing and kicksharing, but not loyal to ridesharing. However, they are satisfied with ridesharing services in all four segments. The main drivers of loyalty were the convenience of using the services as an alternative to public transportation and the relative cheapness of the service. Respondents consider safety issues to be the main barrier. To a greater extent, consumers are satisfied with the technical side of the use of sharing services (we are talking about the convenience of the mobile application, confidentiality of personal data, technical condition of the car). Consumers are less satisfied with the speed of registration, loyalty programs, and the cost of insurance.Conclusions. Due to the fact that users are not loyal to ridesharing, operators of these services should primarily pay attention to safety during the trip, social capital of drivers (rating system), as well as the variety and number of available routes. In general, the area of growth of competitiveness of the shearing services on transport can be traced in the improvement of product metrics of web and mobile versions of applications, development of loyalty programs and pricing of insurance products
Innovativeness of business models in B2C and B2B online education segments in the USA
Authors: Pavlyukevich E. D. , Sadov K. S. 
Published: April 2024

Aim. To conduct a comprehensive analysis of the structural and functional composition of innovative business models in the B2C and B2B online education sectors, and to identify the unique elements and factors that determine the success and novelty of these models. Objectives. To identify key development trends and current trends in online education, especially in the B2C and B2B segments; to identify and compare innovative elements of business models in the pre-university and corporate segments based on the analysis of online education project websites; to assess the degree of novelty of business models using the method of frequency analysis of business model elements based on data obtained from online sources.Methods. The study is based on the industry approach to identifying unique business models, analyzing the structuring of business models according to A. Osterwalder and I. Piñe, and assessing the innovativeness of business model elements based on frequency analysis. A comparative analysis of the two segments was performed in order to understand their specific requirements and characteristics, and to identify opportunities for cross-pollination of successful practices and strategies, which can contribute to the creation of new innovative approaches in online education. Data were collected from online education project sites and aggregated using SimilarWeb tool to assess site traffic.Results. The authors found that business models in the B2B segment show a higher level of innovativeness compared to B2C. The main elements of innovativeness are personalization of learning, integration with corporate systems, and development of specialized courses. The components contributing to innovativeness are identified, and recommendations for managing the structural components of business models in each of the segments are offered.Conclusions. The study indicates the importance of innovation in online education business models and the need to adapt them to the changing needs of learners and organizations. Ways to improve business models, including the integration of new technologies and the development of customized educational products for different market segments, are suggested.
Pengembangan Aplikasi Pembelajaran Interaktif Olahraga Bodyweight Trainning di Rumah Berbasis Android dengan Metode Multimedia Development Life Cycle
Authors: Purnomo Adi , Winarsih SM. Santi , Gemilang Omega Rimba 
Published: April 2024

In this study, an Android-Based Home Workout Interactive Learning Application was made with the Multimedia Development Life Cycle Method. This Home Workout application is used to help beginners who want to exercise during this pandemic in learning daily exercise movements at home with minimal equipment. Making this Android-Based Home Workout Interactive Learning application using android studio and XML. XML is used to create user interfaces. Application design uses UML (Unified Modeling Language) modeling, which includes diagrams such as Activity Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams, Class Diagrams, Use Case Diagrams. The use of Android is because Android is currently used by some Indonesian people and even the world and the technology is classified as the latest technology. This Home Workout Interactive Learning application will display menus such as muscle groups, full body menus, training schedules, and quizzes. With this android-based application, users will be more interested and easy to learn.
Keywords— Workout, Interactive, muscle
The Effect of the Pjb-HOTS learning model on cognitive learning, analytical thinking skills, creative thinking skills, and metacognitive skills of biology education students
Authors: Liline Sintje , Tomhisa Anensiana , Rumahlatu Dominggus , Sangur Kristin 
Published: April 2024

In this industrial revolution era, university-level education emphasises higher-order thinking skills). This research aims to analyse the effect of implementing the PjB-HOTS learning model on cognitive learning, creative thinking skills, analytical thinking skills, and metacognitive skills of the students studying osmoregulation concepts in Animal Physiology courses. The sample consisted of 61 fifth-semester students divided into two classes. An open-ended test was used to measure students' cognitive learning levels, creative thinking skills, analytical thinking skills, creative thinking skills, and metacognitive skills. The research data were analysed using the Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA). The results of this research show that the learning model had a significant effect on the cognitive learning gains (0.000< α= 0.05), creative thinking skill (0.001< α= 0.05), analytical thinking skill (0.000< α= 0.05), and metacognitive skill (0.000< α= 0.05). These results indicate that the combined syntax of PjBL and HOTS can foster students' higher-order thinking skills and improve their cognitive learning gains. We recommend the PjB-HOTS learning model be used for other biological concepts at the university-level.
A Tall Summit: Securing Lasting, Reliable Public Access For Recreational Use On Colorado’s Privately Owned Fourteeners
Authors: Betrus Michael 
Published: April 2024

From the National Scenic Trails to mountains to other destinations in nature drawing the public’s interest and time for recreational activities, privately owned land can cause difficulties in ensuring reliable and consistent public access. A specific example is the Decalibron Loop, a trail in Colorado linking together a few mountains; public access has wavered over the years, and a recent Tenth Circuit case, Nelson v. United States, greatly affected landowner dispositions—particularly with regard to liability—toward the privately owned property. Similar situations across the country provide a variety of potential approaches to helping provide public access and reducing landowner concerns.
With the goals of respecting private property ownership and addressing landowner concerns, this Comment explores and analyzes various potential solutions as applied to the Decalibron Loop. Actions such as creating new easements or utilizing the government’s power of eminent domain have significant weaknesses. Creating a reliable partnership and updating the Colorado Recreational Use Statute are the two most viable options. These solutions take into account landowners’ vocal concerns, local organizations’ opinions and insight, and the uncertain future in this area of law following the Nelson case.
Spatial Distribution of Intracluster Light versus Dark Matter in Horizon Run 5
Authors: Yoo Jaewon , Park Changbom , Sabiu Cristiano G. , Singh Ankit , Ko Jongwan , Lee Jaehyun , Pichon Christophe , Jee M. James , Gibson Brad K. , Snaith Owain , Kim Juhan , Shin Jihye , Kim Yonghwi , Kim Hyowon 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
One intriguing approach for studying the dynamical evolution of galaxy clusters is to compare the spatial distributions among various components such as dark matter, member galaxies, gas, and intracluster light (ICL). Utilizing the recently introduced weighted overlap coefficient (WOC), we analyze the spatial distributions of components within 174 galaxy clusters (M
tot > 5 × 1013
M
⊙, z = 0.625) at varying dynamical states in the cosmological hydrodynamical simulation Horizon Run 5. We observe that the distributions of gas and the combination of ICL with the brightest cluster galaxy (BCG) closely resembles the dark matter distribution, particularly in more relaxed clusters, characterized by the half-mass epoch. The similarity in spatial distribution between dark matter and BCG+ICL mimics the changes in the dynamical state of clusters during a major merger. Notably, at redshifts >1, BCG+ICL traced dark matter more accurately than the gas. Additionally, we examined the one-dimensional radial profiles of each component, which show that the BCG+ICL is a sensitive component revealing the dynamical state of clusters. We propose a new method that can approximately recover the dark matter profile by scaling the BCG+ICL radial profile. Furthermore, we find a recipe for tracing dark matter in unrelaxed clusters by including the most massive satellite galaxies together with the BCG+ICL distribution. Combining the BCG+ICL and the gas distribution enhances the dark matter tracing ability. Our results imply that the BCG+ICL distribution is an effective tracer for the dark matter distribution, and the similarity of the spatial distribution may be a useful probe of the dynamical state of a cluster.
Investigation of Profile Shifting and Subpulse Movement in PSR J0344-0901 with FAST
Authors: Tedila H. M. , Yuen R. , Wang N. , Li D. , Wen Z. G. , Yan W. M. , Yuan J. P. , Han X. H. , Wang P. , Zhu W. W. , Dang S. J. , Wang S. Q. , Xie J. T. , Wu Q. D. , Khasanov Sh. ,   FAST Collaboration
Published: April 2024

Abstract
We report two phenomena detected in PSR J0344−0901 from two observations conducted at frequencies centered at 1.25 GHz using the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope. The first phenomenon manifests as the pulse emission shifting to later longitudinal phases and then gradually returning to its original location. The event lasts for about 216 pulse periods, with an average shift of about 0.°7 measured at the peak of the integrated profile. Changes in the polarization position angle (PPA) are detected around the trailing edge of the profile, together with an increase in the profile width. The second phenomenon is characterized by the apparent movement of subpulses, which results in different subpulse track patterns across the profile window. For the first time in this pulsar, we identify four emission modes, each with unique subpulse movement, and determine the pattern periods for three of them. Pulse nulling was not detected. Modeling of the changes in the PPA using the rotating vector model gives an inclination angle of 75.°12 ± 3.°80 and an impact parameter of −3.°17 ± 5.°32 for this pulsar. We speculate that the subpulse movement may be related to the shifting of the pulse emission.
The Slipping Magnetic Reconnection and Damped Quasiperiodic Pulsations in a Circular Ribbon Flare
Authors: Huang Jing , Tan Baolin , Zhang Yin , Zhu Xiaoshuai , Yang Shangbin , Deng Yuanyong 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The study of circular ribbon (CR) flares is important to understand the three-dimensional magnetic reconnection in the solar atmosphere. We investigate the slipping brightenings and damped quasiperiodic pulsations in a CR flare by multiwavelength observations. During the flaring process, two extreme ultraviolet brightenings (SP1 and SP2) slip synchronously along the ribbon in a counterclockwise direction. The ribbon and fans between them show synchronous enhancement with the microwave and hard X-ray (HXR) CR source. In the magnetohydrostatic extrapolation results and observations, the dome and outer spine display an evident counterclockwise twisting feature. We propose the slipping reconnection occurs between the fan and outer spine in the null point, which covers the region from SP1 to SP2. The fan of SP1 shows the strongest twist and produces the most efficient reconnection. The ribbon after SP1 becomes weak due to the destruction of the fan configuration. The fan of SP2 is in the front of the slipping motion, which initiates new reconnection and brightens the local ribbon. The twisting of the dome continuously promotes new reconnection in the null point, which brightens the ribbon in sequence to display a counterclockwise slipping feature. Thus, the twist of the dome may trigger and dominate the slipping reconnection, and the rotation of the central positive pole could be one possible cause of the twist. After the peak, the microwave and HXR emission shows damped oscillations at a period of 15 s. The collapse of the fan–spine structure may lead to the standing kink oscillations of the fan to modulate the reconnection and particle acceleration process.
Hidden Companions to Intermediate-mass Stars. XVII. Uncovering a 0.72 M
⊙, 0.35 au Companion in the Spectroscopic Binary Sigma Sculptoris*
Authors: Waisberg Idel , Klein Ygal , Katz Boaz 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Sigma Sculptoris is a nearby star that was suspected of being a rotating Ap variable. It was recently found not to be an Ap star but rather a 47 days single-lined spectroscopic binary. Here we report on the direct detection of the companion with a K band flux ratio of 5.5% at a projected separation of 5.16 mas based on a VLTI/GRAVITY observation. We estimate isochrone masses M

A
= 1.95M
⊙ and M

B
= 0.72M
⊙, a semimajor axis a = 0.35 au and an orbital inclination i = 27° (or 153°). The large rotational velocity of the primary (assuming spin–orbit alignment) is consistent with the lack of prominent chemical peculiarities.
Three-dimensional Atmospheric Dynamics of Jupiter from Ground-based Doppler Imaging Spectroscopy in the Visible
Authors: Schmider Francois-Xavier , Gaulme Patrick , Morales-Juberías Raúl , Jackiewicz Jason , Gonçalves Ivan , Guillot Tristan , Simon Amy A. , Wong Michael H. , Underwood Thomas , Voelz David , Sanchez Cristo , DeColibus Riley , Kovac Sarah A. , Sellers Sean , Gilliam Doug , Boumier Patrick , Appourchaux Thierry , Dejonghe Julien , Rivet Jean Pierre , Markham Steve , Howard Saburo , Abe Lyu , Mekarnia Djamel , Ikoma Masahiro , Hanayama Hidekazu , Sato Bun’ei , Kunitomo Masanobu , Izumiura Hideyuki 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
We present three-dimensional (3D) maps of Jupiter’s atmospheric circulation at cloud-top level from Doppler-imaging data obtained in the visible domain with JIVE, the second node of the JOVIAL network, which is mounted on the Dunn Solar Telescope at Sunspot, New Mexico. We report on 12 nights of observations between 2018 May 4 and May 30, representing a total of about 80 hr. First, the average zonal wind profile derived from our data is compatible with that derived from cloud-tracking measurements performed on Hubble Space Telescope images obtained in 2018 April from the Outer Planet Atmospheres Legacy program. Second, we present the first ever 2D maps of Jupiter’s atmospheric circulation from Doppler measurements. The zonal velocity map highlights well-known atmospheric features, such as the equatorial hot spots and the Great Red Spot (GRS). In addition to zonal winds, we derive meridional and vertical velocity fields from the Doppler data. The motions attributed to vertical flows are mainly located at the boundary between the equatorial belts and tropical zones, which could indicate active motion in theses regions. Qualitatively, these results compare well to recent Juno data that have unveiled the 3D structure of Jupiter’s wind field. To the contrary, the motions attributed to meridional circulation are very different from what is obtained by cloud tracking, except at the GRS. Because of limitations with data resolution and processing techniques, we acknowledge that our measurements of the vertical or meridional flows of Jupiter are still to be confirmed.
Sonja K. Foss : La rhétorique invitationnelle comme défi féministe à la tradition rhétorique
Authors: Foss Sonja K. , Shugart Helene A. 
Published: April 2024

Dans cet essai, Sonja K. Foss est interviewée par Helene A. Shugart sur la rhétorique invitationnelle, une forme de rhétorique ancrée dans les principes féministes qui remet en question la tradition rhétorique classique axée sur la persuasion. Elle décrit les événements clés qui l’ont amenée à s’intéresser à la fois à la rhétorique et au féminisme, et présente les contextes féministes et rhétoriques dans lesquels sa théorie s’est développée. Elle en explique les principes et les hypothèses-clés et parle de sa réception dans la discipline de la communication, tout en offrant quelques applications de la théorie dans le monde réel. Elle donne un autre exemple de projet dans lequel elle intègre féminisme et rhétorique - sa théorisation de deux paradigmes de changement - et conclut en suggérant comment elle applique dans sa propre vie certains des principaux concepts qui ont émergé de cette intégration du féminisme et de la rhétorique.
Sonja K. Foss: Invitational Rhetoric as a Feminist Challenge to the Rhetorical Tradition
Authors: Foss Sonja K. , Shugart Helene A. 
Published: April 2024

In this essay, Sonja K. Foss is interviewed by Helene A. Shugart about invitational rhetoric, a form of rhetoric rooted in feminist principles that challenges the classical rhetorical tradition’s focus on persuasion. She begins by describing key events that led to her interest in both rhetoric and feminism and notes the feminist and rhetorical contexts in which invitational rhetoric developed. She explains the key tenets and assumptions of invitational rhetoric and its reception in the communication discipline and provides some real world applications of the theory. She offers another example of a project in which she integrates feminism and rhetoric – her theorizing of two paradigms of change – and concludes by suggesting how she applies in her own life some of the major concepts that emerged from her integration of feminism and rhetoric.
Étude de la conflictualité : les apports des Prolégomènes à une sémantique des conflits sociaux d’Alfredo Lescano
Authors: Genty Noémie 
Published: April 2024

Cette « réflexion critique » examine les apports du livre d’Alfredo Lescano Prolégomènes à une sémantique des conflits sociaux à l’étude de la conflictualité sociale. Pour cerner les particularités de cette théorie, nous présentons l’ensemble du système élaboré ainsi que les soubassements épistémologiques sur lesquels ce dernier repose et comparons cette proposition avec des études de la polémique qui font autorité en Argumentation, Rhétorique et Analyse de Discours : entre autres, Sémantique de la polémique de Maingueneau, Apologie de la polémique d’Amossy ou Dialogue de Sourds d’Angenot. Ce faisant, il apparaît qu'est proposée une théorie inédite dans laquelle l’espace sémantique d’un conflit est considéré comme le lieu où sont rendues (in)disponibles des actions discursives ou non discursives.
Michael A. Gilbert : Ne pas argumenter logiquement n’est pas illogique : il y a d’autres façons de communiquer des arguments
Authors: Gilbert Michael A. , Carozza Linda 
Published: April 2024

Michael A. Gilbert a apporté une contribution significative à la théorie contemporaine de l’argumentation. Ses apports les plus remarquables résident dans sa théorie multimodale de l’argumentation et dans sa théorie de l’argumentation dite « coalescente », des modèles novateurs qu’il a développés pour étudier la façon dont les interlocuteurs discutent réellement dans la vie courante. Ses idées n’ont pas toujours été comprises, appréciées ou reconnues par l’ensemble de la communauté des spécialistes d’argumentation. Néanmoins, récemment, le Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation and Rhetoric (en Ontario, au Canada) a reconnu l’importance de sa contribution en organisant un institut d’une semaine entière consacré à ses travaux. Aussi provocantes que puissent paraître ses théories, les spécialistes de la rhétorique n’en peuvent pas moins trouver un certain terrain d’entente avec ses travaux.
Emmanuelle Danblon : Les exercices de rhétorique ou l’art de retrouver « le goût du vrai »
Authors: Danblon Emmanuelle , Koren Roselyne 
Published: April 2024

Après avoir théorisé une approche anthropologique de la fonction persuasive et exploré les enjeux des régimes de rationalité de la raison pratique, Emmanuelle Danblon se consacre, ces dix dernières années, à une approche réaliste et « artisanale » de la rhétorique pratiquée dans le cadre d’exercices de rhétorique. Ceux-ci ont la renaissance du « goût » perdu de la vérité pour enjeu. Plutôt que de prendre les arguments fallacieux pour objet et de donner la primauté au décryptage théorique descriptif de vérités « alternatives » et d’énoncés jugés irrationnels, Emmanuelle Danblon propose aux actants de ces exercices, dans un premier temps, une initiation collective commune à une typologie d’arguments, puis des jeux de rôles où ils devront essayer de défendre des positions contraires aux leurs ou qui leur semblent paradoxales, difficiles à imaginer ou irrationnelles, face à d’autres actants défendant des points de vue inverses. Les enjeux sont alors à la fois cognitifs et éthiques : comprendre l’Autre de l’intérieur au lieu de le juger, progresser dans la connaissance de soi et travailler sur un mode artisanal, à retrouver le goût du vrai.