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KO‘CHMAS MULK QIYMATINI BAHOLASHNING XIZMATLAR BOZORIDAGI O‘RNI
Authors: Ishonqulov Nizamjon 
Published: January 2025

Maqolada O‘zbekistonda ko‘chmas mulkni baholashning amaldagi holati va uni rivojlantirish istiqbollari aks ettirilgan. Jumladan, ko‘chmas mulk qiymatini baholashning xizmatlar bozoridagi o‘rni, mulkni baholashga oid ilmiy-nazariy qarashlarning qiyosiy tavsifi, ko‘chmas mulk obyektlarining belgilari, ko‘chmas mulk bozorlarining tasnifi, baholash faoliyatini tartibga solish bilan bog‘liq bo‘lgan mexanizmlar ko‘rib chiqilgan.
El Impacto de los MASC en preparatorias pública y privada de Monterrey
Authors: Rojas Guillén Edwin Stevan , Bermejo Acosta Genaro , Acosta Cázares Guillermo 
Published: January 2025

El presente artículo científico aborda los impactos generados por la integración de una asignatura de MASC en una preparatoria, al comparar una institución pública y una privada en Monterrey, Nuevo León durante el semestre de enero a mayo de 2024. Asimismo, se realiza un análisis científico con enfoque metodológico sobre los Métodos Alternos de Solución de Conflictos, aplicando el método cuantitativo basado en la escala de Likert. Alcanzándose una apreciación de cómo favorece la mediación escolar en el fortaleciendo de las relaciones interpersonales en los alumnos de preparatoria, cómo beneficia la conciliación escolar en la creación de un entorno cooperativo en los alumnos de preparatoria y cómo se propicia en los alumnos de preparatoria la aplicación del arbitraje pedagógico para el fortalecimiento de sus compromisos.
The Role of Foreign Languages in Social Media
Authors: Huseynova Arzu 
Published: January 2025

Language is an integral part of our delegation; it forms the identity of the community and society. To play a creative language in the contemporary world, contemporary is one of the most important components of an ugly person. At least a creative language knowledge expands a person's worldview. Social media can be used as a tool to protect and develop the language, but for this it is necessary to use the language carefully and consciously. Today, social media has become the perfect platform to spread news, friends and events. For this reason, there have been great changes in the way people relate to each other, which have had a significant impact on language use. Users prefer to use this language for frequent and easy communication. At the same time, the correct use of language has a positive effect on their personal and brand image. In addition, the use of language on social media has its drawbacks. Thus, excessive use of social media language can harm language and reduce cultural richness. We can conclude that the role of foreign languages in social networks is indispensable, but care must be taken when using them.
IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DO TRANSPORTE HIDROVIÁRIO NA REGIÃO METROPOLITANA DE BELÉM, UM COMPARATIVO COM O RODOVIÁRIO E SEUS IMPACTOS SOCIAIS E AMBIENTAIS
Authors: Guimarães David Henrique 
Published: January 2025

O estudo avalia a implementação do transporte hidroviário na Região Metropolitana de Belém (RMB), contrastando com o transporte rodoviário, focando em impactos ambientais e sociais. A pesquisa destaca a extensa rede hidrográfica de Belém como um potencial inexplorado para a mobilidade sustentável. Com base em dados comparativos, o transporte hidroviário apresenta vantagens significativas, como redução de emissões de CO₂, menor consumo de combustível e maior capacidade de lotação, ao mesmo tempo em que reduz poluição sonora e engarrafamentos. Propostas incluem a criação de rotas hidroviárias integradas, como as linhas Azul, Verde, Amarela, Laranja e Roxa, ligando distritos afastados e áreas centrais. O modelo sugere tarifas acessíveis, integração modal e infraestrutura eficiente nos terminais. Apesar dos benefícios apontados, o estudo reconhece desafios na implementação e recomenda análises adicionais para viabilizar a transição. Essa abordagem pode transformar Belém em um exemplo de mobilidade sustentável.
State Standing After <em>United States v. Texas</em>
Authors: Hamburger Jacob 
Published: January 2025

Over the past decade, state attorneys general have become emboldened to file lawsuits asking federal courts to invalidate executive actions on immigration. As a result, lower courts have grappled with complex questions of when states have Article III standing to sue the federal government. In its 2023 decision in United States v. Texas, the Supreme Court addressed these issues directly for the first time, holding that Texas lacked standing to challenge the Biden administration’s civil immigration enforcement guidelines. But the Court reached this conclusion on narrow grounds, failing to provide a clear indication of when states might have standing in other immigration disputes. Crucially, although the Court arguably rejected applying “special solicitude” in the immigration context, it said nothing about when—if ever—states can assert sovereign interests related to immigration. As a result, it remains uncertain how the Texas case will affect ongoing and future state-led immigration litigation.
This Article provides a framework for state standing grounded in an analysis of immigration federalism. The Court was correct to distance itself from the view articulated in Massachusetts v. EPA that state standing should be favored when states lack power to act within the federal system. Instead, this Article argues that states have sovereign interests for standing purposes where the federal system grants them authority over the enforcement or regulation of immigration. This framework recognizes that states have a stake in various aspects of the immigration system where they are empowered to act, but also limits states’ access to federal courts where they are not. By adopting a federalism-informed approach to standing, this Article seeks to promote state accountability and avoid undermining working relationships between state and federal governments on immigration issues.
The Disposable “Essential” Workers of COVID-19
Authors: Rangel-Medina Evelyn Marcelina 
Published: January 2025

COVID-19 reshaped almost every aspect of economic activity and working life in the United States. It also amplified existing racial, gender, and economic disparities, significantly impacting working people. Specifically, low-wage essential workers of color experienced higher levels of exposure, long-term health complications, and COVID-19-related deaths than other workers. Thus, the episodic allocation of pandemic health risks tracks and illustrates inequalities that require more extensive solutions in the workplace.
This Article demonstrates how race, gender, and citizenship shape the employment and life outcomes of essential workers who sustained the economy throughout the pandemic. Building on a health justice framework, it fills a gap in legal scholarship by identifying six employment-related factors compounding systemic inequalities. Profiling COVID-19-related lawsuits involving low-wage workers, it also analyzes the effectiveness of available legal remedies.
Amid immense human loss, there are clear lessons in changing labor and employment structures to protect, rather than dispose of, essential workers from magnifying inequalities. Thus, this Article proposes adopting employment equity principles to address intersectional disparities in the workplace. Using the expertise of on-the-ground advocacy organizations, it also examines and critiques several administrative, legislative, and regulatory interventions. In light of impending health and climate change pandemics, this Article provides actionable steps to protect the most vulnerable among us.
Factors Associated with Postdural Puncture Headache in Woman who Undergo Caesarean Section under Spinal Anesthesia in Tertiary Hospital, Parsa
Authors: Shah Rinku Kumari , Chaudhary Srijana 
Published: January 2025

Background: Postdural puncture headache is one of the second most common complications of spinal anesthesia. This study aimed to find out the factors associated with postdural puncture headache in woman who undergo caesarean section delivery under spinal anesthesia.
Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional research design was used. A total of ninety four pregnant mothers who underwent caesarean section delivery under spinal anesthesia were selected by purposive sampling method. A structured interview schedule and observational checklist were used for data collection from Dec 25, 2022 to Jan 7, 2023. Data were entered into the SPSS 20 version and were analysed by using descriptive and inferential statistics.
Results: This study shows mean age of the respondents was 25.26+2.87, only 6.4% had developed postdural puncture headache, among more than half (66.7%) of the respondents had raised their heads before 24 hours of anesthesia, about 50% of respondents had a worse headache while raising their head with a pillow and experienced headache within 15min after raising the head. Repeated attempts of spinal anesthesia (p-value is 0.0001) had a statistically significant association with postdural puncture headache.
Conclusions: These findings concluded that the incidence of PDPH is 6.4% in caesarean section delivery under spinal anesthesia and multiple attempts contribute to increased PDPH suggesting that repeated attempts of spinal should be minimized to decrease the incidence of post-dural puncture headache.
Nursing Students' Readiness and Attitude towards Online Learning during Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Paudel Kalpana , Gautam Roshani , Devi Shrestha Krishna 
Published: January 2025

Background: Online learning has emerged as a vital learning modality since COVID-19 pandemic while closing in-person university classes. As nursing education increasingly adopts these online frameworks, students’ readiness and their attitude towards this mode of learning play a crucial role for the successful outcomes. The study aimed to assess the nursing students’ readiness and attitude toward online learning.
Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was carried out among 218 undergraduate nursing students of a nursing campus of Tribhuvan University. Data was collected using survey questionnaire on google form which was distributed through link in students' viber, messenger and email. Data analysis was done using descriptive statistics.
Results: Out of, 218 students, 79.5% had basic level computer skill, 66.1% had unlimited internet access and 98.2% had their own gadgets for online class. Though, 91.8% of them had favorable attitude towards online education, student’s study habit and motivation on online learning were the lowest scored (mean/SD 3.52±0.54) compared to the ability score (mean/SD 3.80/ ±.6) and time management score (mean/SD 3.6/ ±.56).
Conclusions: It can be concluded that all the nursing students are ready for on-line learning and have basic computer skills for the hardware and software application for their online classes. Furthermore, they have favorable attitude for taking the online classes.
Evaluating the Impact of Ethnomathematics on Mathematics Achievement: A Meta-Analysis of Studies from 2014-2024
Authors: Putri Linda Indiyarti , Begimbetova Guldana , Sa’idah Nusrotus , Murfi Ali 
Published: January 2025

Purpose – This study aims to address the persistent challenge of low mathematics comprehension among students, often attributed to culturally irrelevant and formal approaches in teaching. Despite the potential of ethnomathematics as a culturally contextualized pedagogical approach, comprehensive evaluations of its effectiveness remain limited. This research seeks to fill this gap by conducting a meta-analysis to measure the effect size of ethnomathematics in improving mathematics education over the past decade.
Methods/Design/Approach – A meta-analysis was conducted using data from 11 selected studies published between 2014 and 2024, which employed ethnomathematics in educational settings. The studies were screened based on rigorous inclusion criteria, focusing on experimental designs with control groups and sufficient statistical data for effect size calculation. Statistical analyses, including heterogeneity tests and publication bias assessments, were performed using JASP software.
Findings – The meta-analysis revealed that ethnomathematics significantly enhances students' mathematics achievement, with effect sizes ranging from 0.561 to 2.698. The average effect size of 1.22 indicates a strong positive impact, demonstrating that ethnomathematics is a highly effective approach in various educational contexts, including Indonesia and Zimbabwe. The analysis also identified some heterogeneity across studies, suggesting that the effectiveness of ethnomathematics may be influenced by factors such as intervention design and population characteristics.
Originality/Value – This study provides empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of ethnomathematics as a pedagogical approach that bridges cultural contexts and mathematical concepts, enriching the curriculum and enhancing students' understanding. It contributes to the growing body of literature by validating ethnomathematics as a viable strategy for improving mathematics education, particularly in culturally diverse settings.
Practical Implications – The findings suggest that educators should consider integrating ethnomathematics into their teaching practices to make mathematics more relevant and engaging for students. The study also underscores the need for curriculum developers to incorporate cultural contexts into mathematics education, fostering inclusivity and relevance.
Keywords Ethnomathematics, mathematics education, meta-analysis, cultural context, educational effectiveness
Paper type Research paper
The Impact of AUN-QA Certification on Strengthening Internal Quality Assurance Systems in Indonesian Higher Education: A Comparative Study of Mechanical Engineering Programs
Authors: Fitriyani  , Prihatiningsih Titi Savitri , Supartono Wahyu 
Published: January 2025

Purpose – This study aims to evaluate the impact of AUN-QA (ASEAN University Network-Quality Assurance) certification on strengthening Internal Quality Assurance Systems (SPMI) in Indonesian higher education institutions, specifically in relation to aligning educational outcomes with industry needs. Given Indonesia’s global competitiveness ranking and challenges in aligning higher education with labor market demands, the research focuses on how AUN-QA certification affects quality assurance practices at the program level, aiming to close methodological and empirical gaps in the literature on quality assurance in Indonesian universities.
Methods/Design/Approach – A comparative case study approach is used, focusing on two Mechanical Engineering programs at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) and Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS), which have and have not attained AUN-QA certification. Qualitative data collection was conducted through semi-structured interviews and document analysis, with participants involved in SPMI implementation. Thematic analysis was employed to identify patterns and themes regarding understanding, implementation, and commitment to SPMI and its alignment with industry needs.
Findings – AUN-QA certification enhances the effectiveness of SPMI, promoting better alignment between educational outcomes and industry demands. UGM's certified program showed significant improvements in curriculum development, student outcome measurement, and stakeholder engagement compared to the non-certified program at UNS. However, challenges remain in fully integrating international standards into SPMI practices..
Originality/Value – This study provides empirical evidence on the positive impact of international certification on quality assurance in Indonesian higher education, offering insights into how AUN-QA certification can drive continuous quality improvement and closer alignment with industry expectations, addressing gaps in both theoretical and practical knowledge.
Practical Implications – The findings suggest that higher education institutions should prioritize internal quality assurance alongside international certification to produce industry-relevant graduates. Policymakers and university administrators are encouraged to support the adoption of AUN-QA and similar certifications to enhance the global competitiveness of Indonesian graduates..
Keywords AUN-QA certification, internal quality assurance, higher education, industry alignment, curriculum development, Indonesia
Paper type Research paper
Incarner la pietà pour contester l’histoire : les sculptures mémorielles de Tavares Strachan
Authors: Dietschy Nathalie 
Published: January 2025

Cet article interroge les incarnations d’oeuvres d’art consacrées, à partir de l’étude d’un ensemble de sculptures de l’artiste d’origine bahamienne Tavares Strachan utilisant la pietà, dont le Christ et la Madone ont les traits de Malcolm X, de Steve Biko, d’Amadou Diallo et de leur mère respective. Il analyse les modalités d’imitation et de transgression des modèles par le choix des corps et des gestes, et défend que l’artiste se réapproprie les représentations du passé pour proposer des statues mémorielles dans le contexte du mouvement Black Lives Matter et des monuments publics déboulonnés.
A Tradition and Its Metamorphoses (1968–2024): Corporeality in Works by Octavio Paz, Ulises Carrión, And Rocío Cerón
Authors: Brocca Josué Humberto 
Published: January 2025

Throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the Mexican poetic tradition has changed its shape with its incorporation of avant-garde aesthetics and anti-traditional practices, producing a genealogy of texts that circle upon corporeality. This paper presents a diachronic analysis of a selection of works by three Mexican poets who, at different times, have explored this uncertain territory by transposing poetry to alternate media outputs with reflections on these themes: Octavio Paz, Ulises Carrión, and Rocío Cerón.
Response of Varying Seedling Age, Transplanting Time and Foliar Supplements on Growth and Biomass of Rice
Authors: Singh Shubham , Verma Omvati , Chandra Subhash , Bhatnagar Amit , Gautam Poonam , Guru S.K. 
Published: January 2025

In India rice is mostly grown through transplanting method. Sometimes, transplanting is delayed due to late onset of the monsoon, lack of irrigation facility and labour scarcity which ultimately affect physiological growth and yield of rice crop. For managing this situation foliar spray at vegetative and reproductive stage may be an option to increase plant growth and productivity. Therefore, an experiment was planned during Kharif season 2022 and 2023 at N.E. Bourlag Crop Research Centre of G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand to find out response of seedling age, transplanting time and foliar nutrition on dry matter accumulation, plant height, crop growth rate and relative growth rate of rice. The experiment was laid out in split plot design with three replications. The experiment consisted of five treatments in main plot viz., N1: 25 days nursery transplanting on 25 June, N2: 25 days nursery transplanting on 2 July, N3: 32 days nursery transplanting 2 July, N4: 25 days nursery transplanting on 9 July and N5: 39 days nursery transplanting on 9 July and three foliar treatments in sub plot F0:control, F1: foliar spray of urea 2 % at active tillering stage followed by spray of MOP 1% at panicle emergence stage and F2: foliar spray of NPK 2 % at active tillering followed by spray of KNO3 1% at panicle emergence stage. Results of present study revealed that varying seedling age and transplanting time significantly influenced plant height, dry matter accumulation, CGR and RGR of rice. The maximum dry matter accumulation and growth was recorded in 25 days nursery transplanting 25 June(N1) treatment which was at par with 25 days nursery transplanting on 2 July(N2). The reduction in dry matter and growth was recorded with 39 days nursery transplanting on 9 July(N5) and 25 days nursery transplanting on 9 July (N4) treatments. Among foliar treatments, foliar supplements significantly improved growth parameters of rice as compared to control.
Online accelerated data‐driven learning for optimal feedback control of discrete‐time partially uncertain systems
Authors: Somers Luke , Haddad Wassim M. , Kokolakis Nick‐Marios T. , Vamvoudakis Kyriakos G. 
Published: December 2023

SummaryIn this paper, we develop an online learning algorithm for solving the Bellman equation for affine in the control discrete‐time nonlinear uncertain dynamical systems. To ensure accelerated learning of our algorithm in generating optimal control policies, we use an actor‐critic structure predicated on higher‐order tuner laws. More specifically, we construct a Nesterov‐like architecture involving momentum‐based learning laws leading to an accelerated convergence of the optimal control policy. The proposed online learning‐based optimal control framework guarantees uniform ultimate boundedness of the closed‐loop system under the assumption that the system is persistently excited. Finally, two illustrative numerical examples are provided to demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed approach.
Characterization of Common Minke Whale (Balaenoptera Acutorostrata) Cell Lines Immortalized with the Expression of Cell Cycle Regulators
Authors: Sekine Aya , Yasunaga Genta , Kumamoto Soichiro , Fujibayashi So , Munirah Izzah , Bai Lanlan , Tani Tetsuya , Sugano Eriko , Tomita Hiroshi , Ozaki Taku , Kiyono Tohru , Inoue‐Murayama Miho , Fukuda Tomokazu 
Published: December 2023

AbstractPrimary cultured cells cannot proliferate infinite. The overcoming of this limit can be classified as immortalization. Bypass of p16 senescence protein induces efficient immortalization various types of mammalians is previously reported. However, the Cetacea species is not known. Here, that common minke whale‐derived cells can be immortalized with a combination of human genes, mutant cyclin‐dependent kinase 4 (CDK4R24C), cyclin D1, and Telomerase Reverse Transcriptase (TERT) is reported. These results indicate that the function of cell cycle regulators in premature senescence is evolutionarily conserved. This study describes the conserved roles of cell cycle regulators in the immortalization of cells from humans to Cetacea species. Furthermore, using RNA‐seq based on next‐generation sequencing, the gene expression profiles of immortalized cells are compared with parental cells as well as those immortalized with SV40 large T antigen, which is once a popular method for cellular immortalization. The profiling results show that newly established common minke‐whale‐derived immortaliozed cells have completely different profiles from SV40 cells. This result indicates that the expression of mutant CDK4, cyclin D1, and TERT enables to establish immortalized cell lines with different biological nature from SV40 expressing cells.