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Итоги работы по созданию «Электронного исторического словаря заимствованной лексики в русском языке XI–XVII вв.» Часть первая: грецизмы
Authors: Чернышева М. И. , Державина Е. И. 
Published: October 2023

Статья представляет собой первую часть работы, где показаны итоги работы по созданию «Элек-тронного исторического словаря заимствований в русском языке XI‒XVII вв.: грецизмы и поло-низмы» – первого электронного словаря заимствований в русской исторической лексикографии объемом около восьми тысяч лексем. Грецизмы и полонизмы в силу своих генетических, хронологи-ческих и функциональных показателей являются совершенно разными пластами лексики. Каждый пласт требует самостоятельного описания и использования индивидуальной методики исследова-ния. Они представлены в двух отдельных очерках.Первая часть посвящена грецизмам (в «Электронном словаре» описано более четырех тысяч лек-сем). Показана структура электронного словаря, его параметры (поля). Основными задачами, кото-рые решались в ходе создания первой части, были следующие: идентификация с греческим языком; расширение объема описываемой лексики; выявление многообразных фонетических и морфологи-ческих вариантов; определение первых фиксаций и hapax legomena; установление, уточнение и / или исправление семантики в известных лексикографических описаниях; введение этимологических сведений; выявление «греческого пласта» в непереводной русской письменности и его словообра-зовательного развития и др.В ходе исследования был расширен пласт описываемой лексики за счет более широкого понима-ния «грецизмов». Это позволило показать сложную картину освоения греческой по происхожде-нию лексики во всем многообразии фонетических и морфологических (в том числе, неадаптиро-ванных) форм, которые встретились в русской письменности XI–XVII вв. Был обнаружен и описан ряд лексем и лексических форм, не представленных до сих пор в русской исторической и славянской лексикографии. Показаны особенности адаптации и отражение показателей средневекового грече-ского языка в заимствованной лексике.В «Электронный словарь» были включены производные слова. Два параметра «Электронного словаря» («переводные источники» и «оригинальные источники») – с указанием на конкретный источник и дату появления – дают возможность проследить момент вхождения и дальнейшее бы-тование лексемы греческого происхождения, а также ее приживаемость и словообразовательное развитие в оригинальной русской письменности XI–XVII вв. Эта тема нуждается в дальнейшем исследовании и заслуживает отдельного описания.Электронный словарь позволяет проводить многочисленные поисковые операции, которые соз-дают многостороннее представление о путях проникновения, приживаемости и функционирова-нии лексики греческого происхождения в русском языке на широком хронологическом поле семи веков.
Pengaruh Kualitas Jasa Pendidikan Terhadap Kepuasan Mahasiswa di Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Authors: Anggi Rustami Nenden , , Nuraedi , Chusnul Kurniatun Taufani 
Published: October 2023

This study entitled "Effect of Service Quality Education Student Satisfaction at the university education of Indonesia ". The problem that the writer suggested in this study is the student satisfaction about the quality of education services in university education of Indonesia. In general, this study aims to determine the effect of the quality of educational services to the student satisfaction at the university education of Indonesia. The method used in this research is descriptive with quantitative approach. Data collection techniques using a questionnaire that is through online by using google form and a questionnaire to the respondent directly spread through print out the questionnaire, the number of questionnaires that are spread as much as 99. The result of the calculation Weight Mean Score (WMS), showed that the quality of educational services included in the high category with a score of 3.69 and student satisfaction with a score of 3.68, including the high category. Analysis of the correlation between the quality of educational services to the student satisfaction has a strong relationship with a correlation coefficient of 0.724. The regression equation of these two variables, namely Y = 10 175 + 0.820X, this means every one-unit change in the quality of education services will provide updates to the satisfaction of the students of 0,820. The results of significance test using t-test, namely t hitung (10,350) t_tabel (1.984) means that there is a significant relationship between the variables X and Y, then the coefficient of determination test results showed that the degree of connectedness between the quality of educational services to the student satisfaction affects 52.5 % while the remaining 47.5% influenced by other factors not examined. It is concluded that there is a positive and significant relationship between the quality of education services to the satisfaction of students in university education Indonesia.
Efektivitas Manajemen Pembelajaran di Pondok Pesantren Al-Basyariyah 2 Kabupaten Bandung
Authors: Darmawan Reza 
Published: October 2023

Learning that is carried out in an Islamic educational institution such as Islamic boarding schools runs 24 hours a day, starting with the students, who start activities from dawn until night, when the students begin to fall asleep again. However, formal education in the classroom, commonly referred to as teaching and learning activities, continues to run properly. The study aimed to determine learning management in institutions in terms of its effectiveness with a qualitative approach. The research step starts with data collection, presentation, reduction, and conclusion. Data sources for this study came from the principal, curriculum team, Teachers, Education Personnel, and students. The method of data collection is through interviews, observations, and documentation studies. This study shows that learning management at Pondok Pesantren Al-Basyariyah 2 Bandung regency has been effective in terms of planning and implementation until the evaluation with reference to the curriculum, syllabus, and learning implementation plan that has been adjusted to the direction of the Ministry of Religious Affairs was also added typical pesantren.
Between East and West: Mimar Kemaleddin and 'Ahmed Ratib Paşa Mansion'
Authors: AKTUR Hilal 
Published: October 2023

This study focuses on the Late Period Ottoman Architecture through the summer mansion designed for Ahmed Ratib Paşa by Mimar Kemaleddin, built between 1900-1908. Ahmed Ratib Paşa Mansion’s classical planary discipline is oversailed with numerous cantilevers, balconies, and eaves placed on different levels and the angle braces that support them. On the façade, the eave adornments and the angle braces differ from classical decorative details and allude to an Ottoman Baroque past where curvilinear features are dominant. Floral Art Nouveau decorations in unique woodwork are used in all the architectural elements like balconies, windows and doors. In addition, the basket arches above the windows point to the building's affinity with the Art Nouveau movement in a rather striking fashion.
Art Nouveau “Tarz-ı Cedid” showed up in Istanbul architecture, where almost all modes of Historicism were already represented, at the turn of the century. Although mostly applied by foreign architects, Art Nouveau was also practised by local ones who had received formal training. In Istanbul, where Art Nouveau buildings were common, the portfolio included mostly large scale urban residences such as apartment buildings, mansions and villas, countryside residences and office buildings. These buildings were favoured mostly by Ottoman high level bureaucrats, by the section of the society affiliated with the court, Levantine bourgeoisie and members of foreign missions. Considering Ahmed Ratib Paşa’s Western style and modern education, and likewise that of Mimar Kemaleddin's, it is not surprising that the former would wish for this new style in his residence and the latter would implement it. However, it is worth noting that it was also in the period where he was building Ahmet Ratip Paşa Mansion that Mimar Kemaleddin began forming his notion of “National Architecture”.
Is it possible to consider Mimar Kemaleddin, who was influenced by Ottoman Baroque Architecture and designed a residence adorned with Art Nouveau details, merely within the confines of the “National Architecture Movement”?
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF LEARNING ENGLISH VOCABULARY THROUGH GAMES
Authors: Phuong Vo Tu , Phuong Nguyen Thi Phi 
Published: October 2023

Learning vocabulary is a crucial part of learning the English language. There are several methods that teachers might employ when teaching vocabulary to students, especially high school students. One of these methods is to teach vocabulary more efficiently by utilizing educational games. The investigation in this research focused on learning vocabulary in a high school. The research found students’ perspectives towards the games used to teaching and learning vocabulary to students at Binh Hung Hoa High School in Ho Chi Minh City. The participants were 120 students in Grade 10 and 11 who were between 16 and 17 years old, and all of them were nonnative speakers, and 10 teachers who are in charge of teaching in this school. The writer conducted a case research, questionnaire was delivered to the students at the end of the course to get their perspectives towards learning English vocabulary through games. Besides, 10 teachers were interviewed about using games in teaching English vocabulary. The study found that using educational games as a learning and teaching strategy with young students boosted information acquisition and retention and offered students a chance to understand how their learning was used in the real world. This is also simple and enjoyable for students, allowing them to get familiar with a few words without having to recall them word by word or grow bored. This research advises employing educational games in a more inventive way when teaching vocabulary to students.
CAMINHOS METODOLÓGICOS EM UMA DISSERTAÇÃO SOBRE PROFESSORAS PRETAS
Authors: Barbosa Izabel Espindola , Quadrado Raquel Pereira , Souza Eliane Almeida de 
Published: October 2023

Mergulhar na realidade do mundo das professoras negras foi um dos mais potentes desafios encontrados ao longo deste percurso de pesquisa. Através deste estudo, desenvolvido na linha de pesquisa identidades, culturas e diferenças do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação, PPGEdu, das professoras negras e suas vivências através delas próprias, dentro de uma visão do pensamento feminista negro na educação, foi possível pensar uma investigação com o método da história oral como base em uma pretensa metodologia de descolonização epistêmica. Utilizando-se epistemologias de autores e autoras com escritas densas sobre as questões afro-diaspóricas, afro-feministas e afro-brasileiras. Uma epistemologia com princípios referentes à: experiência vivida como critério de significação; o uso do diálogo para avaliar o conhecimento; ética do cuidado nas emoções; ética da responsabilidade pessoal; e as mulheres negras como agentes do conhecimento. Ao investigar com esse olhar, não foi uma mulher guerreira, mas cinco que inspiraram discutir modos de fazer pesquisa sobre ela e com elas. Dessa forma, aqui trazem-se notas de uma dissertação de mestrado, com recorte na construção metodológica para transgredir, ao menos um pouco, o sistema pouco flexível da academia. Reitera-se que é uma proposta construída sob aprendizados e saberes, desse modo, como homenagem em cada seção, utiliza-se uma frase dita pelas co-autoras professoras negras que contribuíram nesse processo.
Morir para convertirse en libro: 400 años del Primer Folio de William Shakespeare
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Castro Santana Anaclara ,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas,   Centro de Poética, Villanueva Noriega Gabriela ,   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,   Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Canales Violante Zeidy Zady ,   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,   Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Published: October 2023

En 1623, el cuerpo de William Shakespeare tenía ya siete años descansando en la tumba dentro de una iglesia en su pueblo natal de Stratford-upon-Avon. Su obra, sin embargo, estaba a punto de iniciar una nueva vida. Dos actores de su compañía teatral, John Heminge y Henry Condell, decidieron reunir, por primera vez en un solo libro, treinta y seis de las aproximadamente treinta y nueve piezas teatrales que Shakespeare escribió, en un afán por preservar la memoria y producción dramática de su antiguo maestro y colega, amén de también aprovechar las potenciales utilidades. El presente artículo, además de sumarse a tan significativas efemérides, intenta mostrar desde el ámbito de lo filológico cómo el teatro, en este caso, del medio anglosajón, emanado de la mayor de las glorias de ese mundo literario, pudo trascender su estatus de entretenimiento popular fugaz y llegó a ser considerado digno de ocupar --en dimensiones hiperbólicas-- un lugar perdurable y de prestigio en los estantes de la biblioteca.
Mapping of Stripe Rust Resistance Gene Yr72 in Two Common Wheat Landraces
Authors: Chhetri Mumta , Miah Hanif , Wong Debbie , Hayden Matthew , Bansal Urmil , Bariana Harbans 
Published: October 2023

Stripe rust, caused by Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici (Pst), is a significant challenge to global wheat production. Common wheat landraces AUS27507 and AUS27894 displayed stripe rust resistance against several commercially prevailing Pst pathotypes. These genotypes were crossed with a stripe rust susceptible landrace AUS27229 to understand inheritance of resistance and to determine genomic location(s) of underlying gene(s). F3 generations of crosses AUS27507/AUS27229 and AUS27894/AUS27229 showed monogenic segregation for stripe rust resistance under greenhouse conditions. The absence of segregation for stripe rust response among the AUS27507/AUS27894-derived F3 population suggested that both genotypes carry the same gene. The stripe rust resistance gene carried by AUS27507 and AUS27894 was tentatively named YrAW4. Bulked segregant analysis placed YrAW4 in the long arm of chromosome 2B. The AUS27507/AUS27229 F3 population was enhanced to develop an F6 recombinant inbred line (RIL) population for detailed mapping of chromosome 2BL. DArT-based SSR, STS and KASP markers were employed to enrich the 2BL map. DArT-based STS markers sun481 and SNP marker IWB12294 flanked YrAW4 proximally (1.8 cM) and distally (1.2 cM), respectively. Deletion mapping placed sun481 in the deletion bin 2BL-5. All stripe rust resistance genes, previously located on chromosome 2BL, neither express infection type like YrAW4, nor are mapped in the deletion bin 2BL-5. Hence YrAW4 represented a new locus and was formally named Yr72. The robustness of IWB12294 marker in marker-assisted selection was demonstrated by amplification of and alternative allele to that linked Yr72 in 21 common wheat background.
The Use of Oral Antibiotics After Total Joint Arthroplasty
Authors: Tidd Joshua L. , Pasqualini Ignacio , McConaghy Kara , Higuera Carlos A. , Deren Matthew E. , Visperas Anabelle , Klika Alison K. , Piuzzi Nicolas S. 
Published: October 2023

» There is conflicting and insufficient evidence that extended oral antibiotic (EOA) therapy prevents infection in high-risk patients undergoing primary total joint arthroplasty (TJA), limiting recommendation for or against the practice.» In the case of aseptic revision TJA, the evidence is also conflicting and limited by underlying confounders, preventing recommendation for use of EOA.» There is fair evidence that use of EOA after debridement antibiotic therapy and implant retention of the prosthesis prolongs infection-free survival, but randomized controlled trials are needed. On the other hand, there is strong evidence that patients undergoing 2-stage revision should receive a period of suppressive oral antibiotics after the second stage.» The optimal duration of EOA in primary TJA, aseptic revision, and debridement antibiotic therapy and implant retention of the prosthesis is unknown. However, there is strong evidence that 3 months of EOA suppression may be appropriate after reimplantation as part of 2-stage exchange arthroplasty.» Complications secondary to EOA are reported to be between 0% and 13.7%, yet are inconsistently reported and poorly defined. The risks associated with antibiotic use, including development of antimicrobial resistance, must be weighed against a possible decrease in infection rate.
Using Natural Gas Liquid for EOR in a Huff-N-Puff Process – A Feasibility Study
Authors: Alinejad Amin , Dehghanpour Hassan 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
This is a feasibility study investigating the application of natural gas liquid (NGL) in a Huff-n-Puff process for enhanced oil recovery from unconventional tight-oil reservoirs. We use a state-of-the-art high-pressure and high-temperature visualization cell to capture real-time NGL-oil interactions throughout the experiment, both in bulk-phase conditions and in the presence of a core sample. We utilize an ultratight Eagle Ford shale sample extracted from horizontal section of a wellbore. The experiments are conducted at a reservoir pressure and temperature of 3,200 psig and 133℃, respectively with NGL being injected at a liquid state. Our findings indicate the notable solubility of NGL in oil, primarily due to NGL's intermediate hydrocarbon components. During the soaking stage, these intermediate hydrocarbon components of oil partition into the NGL, resulting in enhanced solubility of NGL in oil and a subsequent decrease in oil volume. This observation is confirmed by the gradual color change of NGL to amber. We hypothesize that the NGL is spontaneously and forcefully imbibed into the oil-saturated core plug, displacing the oil, resembling a counter-current surfactant imbibition process. However, due to strong solubility of NGL in oil and the active hydrocarbon component's extraction mechanism, the produced oil is dissolved in NGL rather than forming oil droplets on the rock surface. Following the depletion stage, we observe two sequential oil production stages: 1) a prolonged single-phase flow stage until reaching the saturation pressure of the NGL, with total system compressibility as the dominant oil-recovery mechanism and 2) a two-phase flow region with solution-gas drive as the key oil-recovery mechanism. Remarkably, after one cycle of NGL HnP, most of the oil is recovered which surpasses the recovery factors observed in natural gas or CO2 HnP studies.
Pore Surface Roughness Quantification: From 2D to 3D
Authors: Li Yiteng , He Xupeng , Kwak Hyung , Hoteit Hussein 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Surface roughness is a persistent challenge that may significantly reduce NMR T2 relaxation time, leading to the misinterpretation of formation and fluid properties. Of particular interest to accurately characterizing pore structures from NMR T2 responses, it is critical to define and quantify surface roughness before modeling its impact on NMR T2 relaxation. Some sophisticated microscope techniques can provide accurate surface roughness measurements; however, these methods probe the surface roughness of selected 2D regions on the rock surface, which may not fully represent surface roughness in 3D space.
As the most commonly used 3D imaging technology, micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) digitizes core plugs into voxelized images. The actual surface roughness cannot be visualized as the length scale of surface textures is smaller than the image resolution. However, when modeling NMR T2 relaxation in digitized pore structures, the irregular pore shape increases surface relaxation. From the macroscopic point of view, the irregularity of solid-pore interfaces serves as the visible "roughness" at the given resolution. Thus, in this study, we treat it as surface roughness, and this raises a practical question of how to characterize surface roughness from micro-CT images.
We proposed an image-based pore surface roughness characterization method, called 3D PSR, which utilizes a plurality of 2D cross-sectional images to approximate the surface roughness of a 3D volumetric pore structure. The accuracy and reliability of 3D PSR are influenced by pore morphology, as well as the number and orientation of cross-sectional planes. To resolve these issues, in this study, we upgrade the workflow by directly characterizing pore surface roughness in 3D space, which is named 3D PSR 2.0. The key to the success of 3D PSR 2.0 is calculating spherical harmonic (SH) coefficients to reconstruct the pore surface and then building the reference surface to characterize surface roughness. The proposed workflow consists of five steps, including image segmentation, pore separation and diagnosis, surface reconstruction, roughness evaluation, and roughness parameterization. Numerical results demonstrate the successful application of spherical harmonics for 3D pore surface roughness characterization.
A Focused Community to Enhance Management in Petroleum Engineering: The Management Technical Section (MTS)
Authors: Capello M. A. , Howes C. S. , Kirkham P. , Aguilera R. F. , Nandurdikar N. , Dogulu S. , Swami G. , Botn T. 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Our industry will see more disruption in the next decade or two, than it has seen in the past century. Our deliverables will change from ensuring reserves additions and production growth, to ensuring we generate returns on capital greater than the cost of capital, lowering our greenhouse gas footprint, focusing on sustainability and incorporating cross-sectoral innovation. The Management Technical Section (MTS) addresses SPE member and industry needs related to the Management discipline with a taxonomy, early wins, and plans to benefit its more than 10,000 members.
An SPE Management Workgroup was formed to ensure proper coverage in event programming and publications for Management topics without a designated Management Technical Director. The Workgroup produced a roadmap that was transformed into a proposal for a new technical section of SPE, the MTS. They identified opportunities for the MTS to collaborate with other SPE disciplines and standing committees where the content overlaps.
The taxonomy of the MTS includes:
Asset and Portfolio Management Risk Management and Decision-Making Strategic Planning and Management Energy Economics Professionalism, Training and Education
With thousands of members declaring an interest in "management" as either their primary or secondary preferred discipline, the new MTS fills a gap in SPE to enable a deep dive into variety of management topics, some of which were previously addressed in several technical disciplines, but that merit dedicated attention and development.
The MTS aims to advance subjects pertinent to management in oil and gas, including pivotal topics such as ethics, energy transition, and field development. Early wins accomplished in the first year of activities include the launching of the SPE MTS Connect page website with high traffic and engagement ratios. The delivery of webinars, workshops, and activities are designed to raise awareness about the MTS and its taxonomy, and to engage SPE members in dialogue. MTS plans include panels at SPE conferences, the delivery of live sessions, discussion groups for the community, and the publication of materials in the community website library.
The interest in belonging to the MTS became apparent by the growth in the first months of existence, increasing by approximately 14.5% more affiliations, totaling more than 10,000 professional members (from 10,845 June 2022 to 12,419 by October 2022).
As global upstream, midstream, and downstream companies face new challenges, Managers’ face new responsibilities as Agents of Shareholders in addition to new expectations from other stakeholders. The MTS will promote holistic thinking to improve performance, share effective risk management techniques, highlight new market opportunities, and leverage our global professional network to drive change.