bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Thrombectomy and stenting of pseudoaneurysm from transcarotid artery revascularization
Authors: Boulter Jason H , Stiefel Michael F. , Ben-Aire Eyal , Schuette Albert J. 
Published: April 2024

Background:
Transcarotid artery revascularization (TCAR) is becoming an increasingly popular treatment of carotid stenosis. Despite this rapid adoption, little in the literature describes the associated complications of this procedure.

Case Description:
We report a case of a left M1 large-vessel occlusion following treatment of symptomatic, high-grade carotid stenosis with a TCAR procedure approximately three weeks earlier. The initial angiography demonstrated a pseudoaneurysm in the left common carotid artery at the site of TCAR access with a distal clot in the carotid stent. The clot within the stent was aspirated, and a mechanical thrombectomy was performed with a combination of a stent-retriever and aspiration catheter for thrombolysis in cerebral infarction 2B revascularization.

Conclusion:
The TCAR procedure offers a novel method for revascularization of carotid lesions; it does include its complications. While generally safe, access site complications such as pseudoaneurysms can always occur. Knowledge of this risk allows for appropriate surveillance and management should it occur.
Psoriasis vulgaris of the skin caused a L3-L4 lumbar epidural spinal abscess
Authors: Nakamura Natsuki , Ninomiya Koshi , Ishihara Masahiro , Yamamoto Akihiro , Sasaki Manabu , Kishima Haruhiko 
Published: April 2024

Background:
In a 31-year-old male, psoriasis vulgaris (PV) of the skin caused paraparesis attributed to a L3-L4 epidural spinal abscess that required emergent surgical decompression.

Case Description:
A 31-year-old male presented with lower back pain and cauda equina compression attributed to a magnetic resonance-documented L34 enhancing lesion consistent with a spinal epidural abscess (SEA). The skin over the L3-L4 level revealed severe PV that proved to be the likely etiology of the right-sided paraspinal muscle abscess, infected right L3-L4 facet joint, and SEA. At surgery, the foci of infection were excised/decompressed, and cultures grew methicillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus. Following surgery, the patient was improved and was treated with appropriate antibiotic therapy.

Conclusion:
PV caused a L3-L4 epidural spinal abscess and cauda equina compression in a 31-year-old male who was successfully treated with operative decompression and appropriate antibiotic management.
Topological Synthesis of Tree Shaped Structures Based on a Building Blocks Hypothesis
Authors: Miazga Przemysław 
Published: April 2024

In this paper a new approach to evolutionary controlled creation of electronic circuit connection topology is proposed. Microwave circuits consisting of a tree like connection of ideal transmission lines are considered. Assuming that a reasonable number of transmission lines in a tree network ranges from 10 to 100, the number of connection combinations is immense. From the engineering practice comes the hypothesis that any device can be decomposed into some functional building blocks consisting of one to dozen transmission lines. The variety of linking combinations in a tree with a limited depth is confined to hundreds or thousands of shapes. Therefore we can decrease the dimensionality of research space, applying evolution to building blocks only. Evolutionary algorithm (EA) which processes simultaneously the population of λ functional blocks and population of μ circuits is proposed. A μ, λ selection scheme with tournament together with specific encoding of solutions, and custom operators is implemented. The μ, λ, α EA was tested on an example of the design of a microwave transistor matching circuit.
Climate science is critical to New Zealand's response to climate change
Authors: Baisden Troy , Bowen Melissa , Cullen Nicolas , Frame Dave , Hardacre Catherine , Katurji Marwan , Kingston Daniel , McDonald Adrian , Morgenstern Olaf , Noone David , Renwick James , Revell Laura , Smith Inga , Trenbreth Kevin , Venugopal Abhi Ulayottil , Vargo Lauren , Wiles Phil 
Published: April 2024

We are already experiencing an increase in the frequency and severity of climate-related events. Back-to-back climate disruptions such as tropical cyclones, droughts and marine heatwaves are having significant social, environmental and economic costs on the country. Climate science is vital if the country is to have the information needed to adapt to climate change, but the current absence of a clear research investment strategy risks the country's capacity to provide this information.
Clasificación de actividad física mediante señales de acelerometría
Authors: Cavita-Huerta Elizabeth , Reyes-Reyes Juan 
Published: April 2024

El presente trabajo aborda la problemática asociada con el reconocimiento de patrones de señales provenientes de acelerómetros para identificar y clasificar un grupo de 12 actividades físicas, las señales se recolectaron mediante acelerómetros colocados en tres posiciones antropométricas distintas: pecho, muñeca derecha, tobillo izquierdo. Se desarrolló un modelo de Redes Neuronales Artificiales (ANN) que clasifica este conjunto de actividades utilizando únicamente señales de acelerometría como entrada. Se presenta una comparativa del rendimiento de la red neuronal tipo feedforward (RNAf). La evaluación se realizó en cuatro escenarios de clasificación diferentes, concluyendo que el pecho fue la posición más efectiva para la clasificación, logrando un 77% de precisión. Sin embargo, al adoptar un enfoque integral que considera las señales de los tres sensores, la precisión aumentó significativamente, alcanzando un 90%.
Diseño y desarrollo de estación compacta de micro-maquinado electroquímico pulsado bipolar
Authors: Catarino-Aguilar Octavio , Granda-Gutiérrez Everardo Efrén , Pérez Martínez José Arturo 
Published: April 2024

La manufactura flexible o avanzada y en específico el proceso de maquinado electroquímico pulsado bipolar ofrece la ventaja de poder mecanizar cualquier material metálico conductor siendo indiferente a su dureza o composición, sin embargo, controlar este proceso se ha convertido en un desafío al no contar con técnicas de control ni maquinaria especializada para incorporar este proceso a una escala micrométrica, en el presente artículo se muestra el diseño, desarrollo y puesta a prueba de una estación compacta de micro maquinado electro químico pulsado bipolar que permite incursionar en el micro mecanizado incorporando el maquinado electroquímico así como sus diversas variantes, los materiales empleados para su fabricación cuentan con las características necesarias para resistir la corrosión y desgaste provocado por los electrolitos usados, los sistemas secundarios incorporados como lo es el sistema de filtrado por decantación y el sistema neumático de inyección de aire permiten prolongar la vida útil del proceso mismo, sumado a la resolución mínima de 10 que proporciona el sistema mecánico hacen de esta innovación tecnológica una pieza única en su tipo.
IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF REGRESSION MODELS BY METHODS OF POLYNOMIAL APPROXIMATION
Authors: Steposhina Svetlana 
Published: April 2024

The study objective is to assess the influence of the approximation method on the accuracy of the regression model.
The task is to increase the accuracy of regression models using polynomial approximation methods.
Research methods: the least square method, the polynomial approximation method.
The novelty of the work: dependencies for the regression analysis of a multifactor experiment using polynomial approximation is developed, the influence of the approximation method on the accuracy of the regression model is analyzed.
The study results: as a result of applying the developed dependencies, the accuracy of single-factor regression equations increased by 2.4 times, two-factor equations - by 1.7 times.
Conclusions: the use of polynomial approximation makes it possible to increase the accuracy of single-factor and multifactor regression models, which increases their adequacy, the significance of coefficients and expands the possibilities of their application.
КОНЦЕНТРАЦІЯ КАПІТАЛУ: МЕРЕЖЕВО-ЦИФРОВИЙ ВИМІР
Authors: ШВЕД Юрій , ТИТИШ Богдан 
Published: April 2024

В основі мережевих бізнесів є використання мережевих ефектів, а точніше: можливість моне­тизації мережевих ефектів обумовлює доходи власників таких мереж (платформ), а незначний вплив зростання мереж на витрати платформ (зокрема у розрахунку на одну транзакцію) сприяють росту їхньої прибутковості. Отже, справедливо припустити, що концентрація контролю над мережами призводить до збільшення конкурент­них переваг відповідних учасників ринку, що своєю чергою сприяє концентрації капіталу та зменшенню конкурентності. Для перевірки цього припущення у дослідженні узагальнено та проаналі­зовано ключові особливості мережевих бізнесів (зокрема порівняно з іншими галузями) і реалізації мережевих ефектів, що призводять до концент­рації капіталу та посилення впливу крупних акторів. У першій частині статті розглянуто механізм прояву унікальних характеристик мере­жевого бізнесу в контексті концентрації капі­талу, зокрема стимулювання органічного та неорга­нічного розвитку, доступність фінансування та контроль над даними. Визначено механізм впливу кожного з таких чинників на концентрацію капі­талу з погляду як сприяння капіталізації окремих платформ, так і обмеження ними дій конку­рентів, відтак підкреслено сприятливість впливу таких факторів для крупних акторів, що отри­мують перевагу, використовуючи мережеві ефекти для концентрації капіталу. У другій частині запро­поновано узагальнену модель взаємовпливу мере­жевих ефектів і концентрації капіталу, коли дія мережевих ефектів наявної платформи сприяє її органічному зростанню, що дозволяє подальший розвиток через неорганічне зростання для розширення функціоналу і/або збільшення кількості користу­вачів, що своєю чергою починає новий етап органічного росту; кожен з таких циклів зростання має за результат збільшення капіталізації плат­форми, а отже й концентрацію капіталу у відпо­відному сегменті ринку. Таким чином, пояснено загальну тенденцію до зменшення конкурентності у платформних бізнесах завдяки взаємодії мере­жевих ефектів та концентрації капіталу. У третій частині розглянуто основні підходи щодо оцінки мережевих ефектів з наведенням типових моделей, які використовуються у практиці концентрації капіталу в платформних бізнесах через злиття та поглинання або отримання доступу до фондового ринку.
Buber's Idea of Community
Authors: Filauri Federico 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
This article suggests that Buber's idea of the community may hint at an alternative to the more common foundations of political thought, usually grounded on notions of power or rationality. Showing how Buber's idea of the community developed from a neo-romantic form (in his early writings) to a principle informed by the dialogical dimension of human life (from I and Thou onwards), I will point out the vertical dimension of political life ensuing from Buber's discourse. A discussion of the theopolitical principle as expressed in Buber's Kingship of God will lead to the conclusion that, both descriptively and normatively, politics needs an openness to transcendence.
Martin Buber's Creative Manifesto
Authors: Ignatidou Artemis 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
This article addresses a creative practice and philosophical line of enquiry that marked the culmination of Martin Buber's first period and was honoured as part of his commitment to community-building thereafter. The article will historicise this period of Buber's intellectual life, it will focus on his iconoclastic statements and gestures that were influenced by normative continental modernisms yet rooted in Jewish tradition, as well as his personal aesthetics, and will place Daniel (1913) at the heart of Buber's early creative emancipatory method. More importantly, it will seek to reframe a Buberian proposition that was abandoned because of the strictures and demands of the academic mannerisms of his time, but cannot be so easily dismissed in our own. It is an invitation for new work on Buber's own creative manifesto, here presented as the history of a practice that was set aside during Buber's academic ‘professionalisation’.
Dialogue in the Social Media Age
Authors: Hallside Marcus , Ng Clara 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The anti-dialogical nature of social media has exacerbated social divides while widening the gap between policy decisions and their lived implications. Effective interpersonal relationships – both a conduit and requisite of democracy – are arguably grounded in dialogue. As envisaged by Martin Buber, dialogue necessitates holding space for other subjectivities, constituting a humanistic approach to building trust and community. To build a healthy democracy, we thus need to reconceptualise the practical connections between dialogue, collaborative participation and public engagement. To this end, this article puts forth a two-pronged approach to the contribution of dialogue: by fostering presence while unsilencing marginalised voices. Specifically, we will explore the potential applications of Buberian dialogue within the practice of Structured Democratic Dialogue (SDD). As a methodology that both requires and facilitates trust-building absent in social media mechanisms, SDD promises a path towards greater inclusiveness and commitment core to the workings of deliberative democracy.
Encountering Job
Authors: Papp Szilvia Anikó 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Within the scope of this article, I interpret the Book of Job through Martin Buber's concept of dialogue. The Book of Job continues to pose unanswerable inquiries concerning the enigma of human suffering, the benevolence of God and the elusive origins of Evil. Rather than attempting to provide definitive answers to these eternal questions, I have chosen to shift the focus of my interpretation towards a process of dialogue itself, for I believe that within the pages of the Book of Job, the dialogue assumes a pivotal role. I create a dialogue between Martin Buber's philosophical essay, I and Thou, and the Book of Job in the interpretive process.
Space, Place and Gender in German Cultural Zionism
Authors: Stair Rose 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Resisting characterisations of cultural Zionism as a male intellectual movement located in the realm of ideas, Paula Winkler's Zionist writings foreground the role played by Jewish women in the home. Placing her writings in dialogue with those of her partner Martin Buber, this article argues that Winkler's vision of Zionism not only offers a more robust engagement with the concept of space, but also disrupts Buber's gendered division of Zionist labour and his view of the temporal unfolding of Zionism. In a significant contribution to cultural Zionist thought, Winkler anchors the movement in the material environment of the home, wherein the Jewish woman creates a transformative experience of the homeland that anticipates and facilitates the future success of Zionism.
A Short Reflection on Martin Buber and Zionism
Authors: Cooper Howard 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Martin Buber's perspective on Zionism was rooted in the view that ‘two vital claims’ were ‘opposed to one another’. Stressing the role of justice and imagination during speeches at the Zionist Congresses of 1921 and 1929, his ‘prophetic’ perspective emphasised the indivisibility of politics and morality. Distinguishing between ’Israel’ (nationalism) and ‘Zion’ (a spiritual ideal) led him to advocate for a bi-national state in Palestine. He called the way the State of Israel came into being in 1948 as an entry into history through ‘a false gateway’.
Environmental problems of insecticides application in agriculture to combat blood-sucking dipterous insects
Authors: Rotkin A. T 
Published: April 2024

This article discusses scientific studies that indicate the negative factors that arise when using insecticides to combat blood-sucking diptera insects. Diptera insects are carriers of viral diseases of humans and animals, such as anthrax, tularemia, diphtheria, anaplasmosis and others. They also contribute to the transmission of invasive diseases, which further increases their harmfulness. To reduce the economic damage caused by insects, various preventive and extermination measures are used, where the main method is the use of insecticides. However, more and more studies point to the negative impact of chemical insecticides on the environment and non-target organisms, including humans. This may indicate that the scale of the use of insecticidal drugs is far ahead of the study of the consequences associated with their use. Therefore, the current situation requires a reassessment of this approach to pest control. To collect information, a search was made for scientific papers in Russian and foreign sources on the negative consequences of the use of insecticides and alternative approaches to pest control. Research in this area is necessary to develop effective and environmentally friendly pest control strategies and minimize losses in animal husbandry. To overcome the environmental problems associated with the use of insecticides in animal husbandry, an integrated approach is considered, which includes a variety of tactics based on alternative methods of disinsection and combining mechanical, cultural, biological and chemical methods of pest control while minimizing the use of insecticides.
Biological Methods of Ooptimization of Cultivation of Perennial Grasses in Agriculture of the Non-Chernozem zone
Authors: Barinov V. N. 
Published: April 2024

The possibility of using nitrogen of annual legumes for fertilizing perennial grasses (timofeevka meadow) by using them as cover crops has been established. By increasing the content of assimilable forms of nitrogen and other nutrients in the soil, they had a positive effect on the development of grasses in the autumn and spring periods, the formation of their biomass during vegetation, improving its quality, increasing the development of the root system of perennial grasses and the accumulation of nutrients in it. The effective effect of cover crops was traced for 4 years, the total increase in the mowing crop during this time amounted to over 120 kg/ha, the economic effect – of 17 thousand rubles.
Changes in the Chemical and Biological Properties of Arable Soils with Different Duration of the Freezing Period
Authors: Pinskoy V. N. , Kashirskay N. N. , Alekseev A. O. , Malyshev V. V. , Borisov A.V. 
Published: April 2024

The results of a 2-year vegetation experiment to study the effect of the duration of the frost-free period on the chemical properties and biological activity of agrokashtan soils and agrochernozem are presented. The task of the experiment was to assess changes in soil properties that may occur with further warming of the climate and a reduction in the time of stay of soils in the frozen state. The first variant of the experiment provided for incubation of soils in a frozen state in winter for 160 days, the second – 56 days, in the third variant, the soil was incubated throughout the winter period at a temperature of 0°C. Before winter incubation, the soil was moistened to 60% of FMC, mineral fertilizers and straw were applied. In the spring, spring wheat of the Zlata variety of the selection of the Moscow NIISH “Nemchinovka” was sown in the soil. Throughout the growing season, soil samples were kept in the vegetation pavilion in conditions of natural moisture and illumination. Sampling and measurements of biological properties were carried out in the spring period 10 days after the samples were transferred from the refrigerator to the vegetation pavilion. It was found that, depending on the duration of the freezing period of the studied soils, the most sensitive indicators for temperature changes were microbial biomass (C-LED), basal respiration rate (V-BASRR) of the microbial community and the number of microorganisms (NMO) growing on soil agar and on a rich medium. The soils that were incubated without freezing had the lowest values of C-LED and V-BASRR. The increase in the freezing period of the soil affected the acidity of the soils. In the variants with prolonged freezing in the 2nd year of the study, the pH value increased. For agrochernozem, a decrease in the content of P2O5 was noted as the freezing period increased. For agrokashtan soils, this pattern was less pronounced. In these soils, a tendency to decrease the C : N ratio was revealed with an increase in the time spent in the frozen state. The content of Corg, as well as macro- and microelements in all variants practically did not change during the 2 years of the experiment.
Content of Toxic Elements after Introduction of Phosphogypsum and Litter into Slightly Eroded Agrochernozem
Authors: Gabbasova I. M. , Garipov T. T. , Komissarov M. A. , Melentyeva O. A. 
Published: April 2024

When using by-products and wastes of industrial and agricultural production (phosphogypsum (PG) and turkey litter (TL)) as a fertilizer, it is necessary to take into account not only the content of nutrients, but also environmental safety, including the presence of toxic elements. A small-plot field experiment was conducted on slightly eroded agrochernozem in the forest-steppe zone of the Bashkir Cis-Urals. PG was applied once at doses of 5, 10, and 20 t/ha; TL – in doses of 40 and 60 t/ha; organo-mineral fertilizer (OMF) – 40 and 60 t/ha at ratios of PG and TL 1 : 10, 1 : 5 and 1 : 2. After applying of PG, TL, or OMF into the soil, the content of As, Cd, Hg, Se, Mo, Sb, W, and V remained at the trace level. The content of Zn, Ni, Cu, Ba, and Mn remained practically unchanged compared to the control variant, but was significantly higher than in the initial PG. The content of Pb and Sr increased mainly with the addition of high doses of PG, while those of Co and Cr increased with high doses of TL. In general, the content of elements of three toxicity classes did not exceed the MPC, the total effect of pollution was assessed as permissible.
Fertility of Leached Chernozem as a Result of 85-Year Application of Fertilizers in Grain-Beet Crop Rotation under Conditions of the Central Black-Earth Region
Authors: Minakova O. A. , Alexandrova L. V. , Podvigina T. N. 
Published: April 2024

The use of fertilizers in the grain-beet crop rotation for 85 years significantly changed the agrochemical properties of leached chernozem, which were most pronounced in the optimization of the phosphate regime of the soil and least of all – potash. Fertilization changed the nitrogen regime and physico-chemical properties of the soil to a greater extent in a layer of 20–40 cm than –20 cm. It was found that the content of P2O5 in the soil under crops of grain crops was higher than under sugar beet crops, and K2O and pHKCl were less. The greatest changes in the agrochemical properties of the soil under sugar beet crops were noted when using N190P190K190, cereals – with the aftereffect of N135P135K135 + manure 25 t/ha.