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Design of dual-band BPFs with high selectivity
Authors: Wang Min , Chen Lei , Zhang Tian Tian , Peng Jia Yi 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
In this article, two dual-band microstrip bandpass filters (BPFs) with high selectivity and independently controllable passbands are designed based on three parallel-coupled lines (TPCLs). The first BPF proposed in this paper is achieved by employing a pair of folded F-type resonators (FFRs) and conventional TPCL structure. By adjusting the above parameters of each FFR, the center frequencies of the two passbands can be controlled easily. In the meantime, TPCL can enhance the coupling between the source and load, and introduce multiple transmission zeros (TZs), which can conduce to a higher selectivity. To obtain superior selectivity, the second BPF is designed based on a novel TPCL. The novel TPCL is based on the traditional one, which further enhances selectivity since transmission paths are doubled. In order to achieve miniaturization and enhance coupling, FFRs are folded. In addition, four transmission zeros (TZs) are generated to improve the selectivity of the two passbands. The measured results of the fabricated BPFs centered at 2.45/3.5 GHz agree well with the simulated ones, which validates the proposed design method.
Streitfragen, Problemfelder und Perspektiven in der Interkulturalitätsforschung
Authors: Liang Yong 
Published: January 2023

Zusammenfassung
Angesichts der veränderten Situationen und Bedingungen für interkulturelle Kommunikation (Globalisierung, Migrationsbewegung, digitale Vernetzung etc.) wird in der Interkulturalitätsforschung seit Anfang des neuen Jahrhunderts verstärkt an einer konzeptuellen Neuorientierung gearbeitet. Der vorliegende Beitrag geht exemplarisch-exploratorisch auf die aktuellen Diskurse zum Kultur- und Interkulturalitätskonzept ein und versucht dabei, sowohl die dort ausgetragene Kritik an den „alten“ Konzeptionen als auch die als „neu“ bezeichneten Überlegungen und Ansätze näher zu beleuchten und kritisch zu hinterfragen. Außerdem wird der Frage nachgegangen, warum die neuen Theorien und Modelle kaum in der interkulturellen Praxis umgesetzt werden konnten. Unter den Aspekten eines diskursiv-reflexiven Kulturverständnisses wird schließlich diskutiert, was wir aus den neuen Debatten lernen können.
How are young people’s mental health related to their sexual health and substance use? A systematic review of UK literature
Authors: Harmanci Damla , Edelman Natalie , Richardson Daniel , Lunt Alexandria , Llewellyn Carrie 
Published: January 2023

Abstract

Objectives
The transition from childhood to adulthood is complex and presents challenges to young people’s mental health. Mental health impacts and is impacted by a range of contextual and personal factors. Adolescence and young adulthood also coincide with increased experimentation with sex, sexuality and substance use. Addressing the mental health, sexual health and substance-use challenges experienced by young people therefore necessitates an understanding of how these elements relate to one another. By collecting and analysing existing literature, this review aims to identify associations between young people’s mental health and sexual health, their mental health and substance use and any resulting gaps-in-knowledge.

Content
Seven electronic databases were searched between March and May 2021 and updated in May 2022 with terms collated under the categories of “young people”, “mental health”, “sexual health” and “substance use”. English-language articles, presenting data from the UK & Ireland, on young people aged 16–24 years inclusive were screened and subjected to a selection process in accordance with PRISMA guidelines (preregistered on PROSPERO, ref. number CRD42021245096). The quality of the resulting articles were assessed using the Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT) and findings were tabulated through a data extraction process.

Summary
27 articles were included in the review. Various mental health indices such as depression, anxiety, self-harm, psychotic-like experiences, hypomanic symptoms and binge-purge type eating disorders were found to be associated with higher use of substances such as alcohol, cannabis, ecstasy and generalised drug use. Additionally, mental health indices such as depression, anxiety and self-harm were found to be associated with sex before age 16 and/or unprotected sex at age 16, positive Chlamydia infection and higher levels of sexual activity at a younger age. Overall, cross-sectional associations were stronger than the longitudinal associations presented in the articles.

Outlook
This review into the specific relations between young people’s mental health, sexual health and substance use has revealed the complex and bi-directional nature of these associations, with some conditions and substances having been more extensively investigated (e.g., alcohol and depression/anxiety) as opposed to the relations between young people’s sexual health and mental health which is lacking in the UK and Irish context. The findings can help inform mental health related policies and service provisions targeted at young people in the UK and Ireland. Areas for future work are suggested.
Generalized fractional Hermite-Hadamard type inclusions for co-ordinated convex interval-valued functions
Authors: Vivas-Cortez Miguel J. , Kara Hasan , Budak Hüseyin , Ali Muhammad Aamir , Chasreechai Saowaluck 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
In this article, we introduce the notions of generalized fractional integrals for the interval-valued functions (IVFs) of two variables. We establish Hermite-Hadamard (H-H) type inequalities and some related inequalities for co-ordinated convex IVFs by using the newly defined integrals. The fundamental benefit of these inequalities is that these can be turned into classical H-H inequalities and Riemann-Liouville fractional H-H inequalities, and new

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-Riemann-Liouville fractional H-H inequalities can be obtained for co-ordinated convex IVFs without having to prove each one separately.
Notes on the Text of Lygdamus
Authors: Hardy Maxwell 
Published: January 2023

AbstractFive conjectures are proposed on the text of four poems in the ‘Lygdamean cycle’ (= [Tib.] 3.1–6): 1.20morerforminor, 4.5uera monent sacrae, uenturi nuntia, sortesfordiui uera monent uenturae nuntia sortis, 4.45nescitforbachus, 5.8laudataeforlaudandae, and 6.55nostris inimica querelisfornobis inimica merenti. Older readings and conjectures are defended at 2.15 (Huschke’spraefataequeforpraefatae ante), 5.8 (Erath’suiderefordocere), 6.11 (Burman’sinireformite) and 6.57 (quid cessasforcessas o).
„Elektronen und was es da noch geben mag ...“
Authors: Zerhoch Sebastian 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
This article presents an edition with introduction and commentary of two unpublished letters that Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff wrote to the art historian and cultural scholar Aby Warburg in the 1920 s. The edition completes a correspondence that includes a letter from Warburg that has already been published several times. The two letters cast light on the hitherto barely known relation of Wilamowitz to Warburg himself and to his Kulturwissenschaftliche Bibliothek in Hamburg. They centre on the Warburg Library’s special research interest, namely the influence of the ancient world on later cultural periods, especially the Renaissance.
Autocommunication in crib speech and private speech
Authors: Linask Lauri 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Autocommunication, communication with oneself, may become distinct from communication with an “other” both in form and function. Autocommunication has a special role in the development of thinking in small children, as differentiation of speech for oneself, known as “private speech,” from communication for social purposes entails the child’s organization of her or his own cognition and behavior with the aid of symbols. Recent studies have suggested that speech distinctly for the child him or herself is particularly observable during what is called “crib speech” and thus it appears to support already early language acquisition. The purpose and functions of crib speech in child development have been topics of interest until recently, but they are still debated. In autocommunication, instead of transfer of signs from one mind to another as when in communication with an “other,” there is transfer of signs from one state of mind to another, as in the case of recalling something with the help of signs. Next to this mnemonic type autocommunication, Juri Lotman was interested in the type in which textual devices within a text guide the communicative interpretation in relation to the text itself, particularly characteristic to poetry. The paper provides a semiotic analysis of crib speech in terms of Lotman’s concept of autocommunication explaining its particular appearance both in form and content, as well as what initiates and inspires it for the small child and why does it bring such joy. From the point of view of semiotics, crib speech presents as an exceptionally rich phenomenon. In addition to being small children’s language practice, crib speech appears as language play, if not poetry, serving as a modelling system for enacting and representing the world as it appears for the small child.
How binding and bonding communicate interpersonal meanings in a children’s museum to address Jordan’s energy and water challenges
Authors: El-Sharif Ahmad 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Museums’ structures, spaces, and exhibits are understood as semiotic resources that make spatial texts that communicate a discourse defined by the authorities of the museum or its curators. The current study follows a social-semiotic approach in analyzing the spatial discourse of the Children’s Museum in Amman. It demonstrates that interpersonal meanings are semiotically communicated to children visitors in the Museum by firstly establishing a “comfort-zone” and secondly by aligning children visitors into groups with shared qualities, attitudes, and dispositions of affiliation and solidarity, and thirdly by providing abstract and material representations of the real world that encompasses participants, processes, events, and places. These interpersonal meanings produce a pedagogical discourse that semiotically addresses Jordan’s energy and water challenges, and that can “charge” the Museum’s role as a “Bonding Icon” that stands for shared communal ideals that Jordanians might identify with, or rally around.
Structure and 119Sn Mössbauer-spectroscopic characterization of BaRhSn2
Authors: Reimann Maximilian Kai , Koldemir Aylin , Block Theresa , Kösters Jutta , Tappe Frank , Pöttgen Rainer 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The stannide BaRhSn2 was synthesized by induction melting of an arc-melted RhSn2 precursor compound with barium in a sealed tantalum ampoule. The structure of BaRhSn2 was refined from single-crystal X-ray diffractometer data: MgCuAl2 type, Cmcm, a = 437.56(4), b = 1242.35(10), c = 767.30(6) pm, wR2 = 0.0845, 469 F
2 values and 16 variables. The rhodium and tin atoms form a two-dimensional [RhSn2]
δ− polyanionic network with short Rh–Sn (273–274 pm) and Sn–Sn (303–312 pm) distances. The large barium atoms lead to a substantial orthorhombic distortion of the (lonsdaleite-related) tin substructure, forcing a break of the Sn–Sn bond in b direction. This change in the tin substructure is reflected in the 119Sn Mössbauer spectrum. The tin atoms exhibit a higher s electron density which is expressed in an increased isomer shift of δ = 2.08(1) mm s−1 as compared to the previously reported stannide CaRhSn2 with a three-dimensional [RhSn2]
δ− polyanionic network and δ = 1.96(4) mm s−1.
Tubulin polyglutamylation differentially regulates microtubule‐interacting proteins
Authors: Genova Mariya , Grycova Lenka , Puttrich Verena , Magiera Maria M , Lansky Zdenek , Janke Carsten , Braun Marcus 
Published: January 2023

AbstractTubulin posttranslational modifications have been predicted to control cytoskeletal functions by coordinating the molecular interactions between microtubules and their associating proteins. A prominent tubulin modification in neurons is polyglutamylation, the deregulation of which causes neurodegeneration. Yet, the underlying molecular mechanisms have remained elusive. Here, using in‐vitro reconstitution, we determine how polyglutamylation generated by the two predominant neuronal polyglutamylases, TTLL1 and TTLL7, specifically modulates the activities of three major microtubule interactors: the microtubule‐associated protein Tau, the microtubule‐severing enzyme katanin and the molecular motor kinesin‐1. We demonstrate that the unique modification patterns generated by TTLL1 and TTLL7 differentially impact those three effector proteins, thus allowing for their selective regulation. Given that our experiments were performed with brain tubulin from mouse models in which physiological levels and patterns of polyglutamylation were altered by the genetic knockout of the main modifying enzymes, our quantitative measurements provide direct mechanistic insight into how polyglutamylation could selectively control microtubule interactions in neurons.
Formigas (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) de importância forense ocorrentes em carcaça suína (Sus scrofa) no município de Bento Gonçalves, RS
Authors: Azevedo Filho Wilson Sampaio , Pinto Agnes Pozenato , Gavazzoni Gabriela Bianca Pacheco , Vignatti Gabriela , Peruzzo Liéven , Mondoloni David Ramos Lombardi , Nondillo Aline 
Published: January 2023

Em Hymenoptera, o grupo Formicidae é de grande importância forense e pode estar presente durante todos os estágios de decomposição do corpo. O objetivo do estudo foi identificar e quantificar as espécies de formigas ocorrentes em carcaça suína no município de Bento Gonçalves - RS, Brasil. O trabalho foi conduzido na Universidade de Caxias do Sul, no campus de Bento Gonçalves, entre os dias 6 e 24 de março de 2017 (área de mata com interferência antrópica). Como modelo animal foi utilizado um porco doméstico (Sus scrofa) com 13kg e aproximadamente 40-45 dias de vida. Após a morte, a carcaça foi disposta em decúbito lateral sob uma caixa de malha metálica (para evitar a interferência de carnívoros) e rodeada por dez armadilhas de solo para a coleta de insetos (pitfall - copos plásticos de 300ml contendo água e uma gota de detergente). Para as análises foram considerados quatro períodos de decomposição: período de coloração (I) 1-3º dia; gasoso (II) 4-8º dia; coliquativo (III) 9-14º dia; e de esqueletização (IV) 15-19º dia, onde os ossos já se encontravam expostos. No total, foram coletados 714 espécimes, incluídos em 20 espécies. As espécies mais abundantes foram: Wasmannia auropunctata (273 espécimes), Nylanderia fulva (86) e Brachymyrmex incisus (78). Formicidae ocorreu em todos os estágios de decomposição, demonstrando sua importância forense.
Um feliz e produtivo Ano Novo!!!
Authors: RBC Corpo editorial da 
Published: January 2023

Iniciamos 2023 com o pé direito, pois a Revista Brasileira de Criminalística (RBC) acaba de ser classificada no estrato B1 pelo QUALIS (NOVO) da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) do Ministério da Educação. Essa grande conquista só foi possível pelo empenho e dedicação dos autores, revisores e editores a quem agradecemos imensamente por materializarem ideias, conceitos, teorias, pesquisas e resultados nos inúmeros artigos publicados desde 2011. Nesse sentido, a RBC tem cumprido há mais de uma década seu papel de fomentar o desenvolvimento e a divulgação das ciências forenses no país.
Além disso, a RBC atingiu o índice h 11 no Google Scholar, contando com 450 citações (Figura Única), 2 níveis a mais do que a última edição publicada da RBC, em setembro do ano passado. Nos últimos 3 anos, artigos publicados na RBC obtiveram 80 citações ou mais, evidenciando uma disseminação do conhecimento Forense, condição sine qua non da atividade editorial.
Geographic distribution of antibiotic resistance of Helicobacter pylori: A study in Bulgaria
Authors: Boyanova Lyudmila , Gergova Galina , Kandilarov Nayden , Boyanova Liliya , Yordanov Daniel , Gergova Raina , Markovska Rumyana 
Published: January 2023

AbstractPrevalence of antibiotic resistant Helicobacter pylori was compared between 50 patients living outside the capital city and 50 matched pairs of capital city residents (CCRs). H. pylori isolates from 2018 to 2022 were included. Resistance rates in CCRs and those living elsewhere were 4.0 and 6.0% to amoxicillin, 48.0 and 42.0% to metronidazole, 30 and 30% to clarithromycin, and 4.0 and 4.0% to tetracycline, respectively. Levofloxacin resistance was higher (38.0%) in the capital city vs 20.0% (P = 0.047) in the country. Odd ratio for levofloxacin resistance between pair-matched groups was 2.45 (95% CI, OR 1.0–6.02, P value = 0.05) and relative risk for fluoroquinolone resistance was 1.90 (95% CI for RR 0.98–3.67) for CCRs vs residents in other regions. Resistance rates to levofloxacin and clarithromycin were worryingly high in our study, most probably due to the high quinolone consumption (2.86 DDD/day in 2017) in Bulgaria and the increase in macrolide, lincosamide and streptogramin consumption, especially of azithromycin, by >42% with the start of COVID-19 pandemic. Briefly, antibiotic resistance of H. pylori has a dynamic change, and it can display different patterns in certain geographic regions. The results imply that antibiotic consumption should be carefully controlled and unjustified use of levofloxacin should be restricted, especially in some large cities. Antibiotic policy should be further strengthened and regular monitoring of resistance in various geographic regions is needed for treatment optimization.
Hungarian-Romanian transcultural relations during the Middle Ages and the reformation
Authors: Nagy Levente 
Published: January 2023

AbstractIt was in the Latin-language historical literature of medieval and Renaissance Hungary that the noble ideology was first formulated which has determined the discourse on Hungarian national and literary consciousness up to the present day. These chronicles, however, contain a great deal of information not only about the Hungarians, but also about the peoples who lived alongside them. Thus, Romanians are also important figures in this Latin-language historical literature. In the first part of this study we will discuss the depiction of the Romanians in Anonymus' and Simon Kézai's Chronicles, the Illustrated Chronicle and Antonio Bonfini's monumental work. In the second part of the study I will describe the influence of the Hungarian Reformation literature of the 16th and 17th centuries on Romanian literature. From a Hungarian perspective, the Romanian Reformation is worth studying because it is a clear demonstration of Hungarian “cultural imperialism” in the 16th to 18th centuries, so much so that Hungarian culture has been unable to repeat cultural export on such a scale ever since. This means that between 1540 and 1750 there was no other language into which so many Hungarian-language ecclesiastical works (catechisms, psalms, hymns, postulates, agendas, piety works) were translated as Romanian. In other words, no other culture has been so powerfully influenced by a Hungarian impact as was Romanian culture during these two centuries.
Surgical management of the urogenital problem in male cattle
Authors: Melkamu Birhanu Meharu 
Published: January 2023

Obstructive urolithiasis is urine retention due to the calculi lodgment in the urinary tract. Thus, treatment of urolithiasis is basically to establish normal urinary passage, which can be accomplished in various ways depending on the severity of the condition. This case report describes surgical management of urolithiasis through penile amputation in a five-year-old local breed bull that was brought to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital of the Addis Ababa University, Bishoftu Ethiopia with a complaint of difficulty in passing urine that had developed certain days before presentations. Upon presentation, the animal was found to be dull and depressed, and tail wringing, stamping the feet, kicking at the abdomen, and stretching were observed. On clinical examination per rectal palpation, the urinary bladder was distended. Based on the history and rigorous clinical examination the case was tentatively diagnosed as obstructive urolithiasis. Then penile amputation was performed through a post-scrotal approach after aseptic preparation and controlling of the animal in the appropriate position. Fortunately, after surgery, the animal was urinated continuously and postoperative follow-up and complications were recorded. Finally, the bull was uneventfully recovered and the skin suture was removed on the 15th day of the operation.
Lenguaje y reconocimiento: una perspectiva heideggeriana
Authors: Rocha de la Torre Alfredo 
Published: January 2023

Como tesis de este artículo se plantea que la filosofía heideggeriana posibilita meditar en torno a la
experiencia del reconocimiento del otro. Después de poner en cuestión algunas de las críticas dirigidas
a Heidegger debido a su énfasis sobre el ámbito ontológico, se aborda el sentido del concepto de
reconocimiento y su nexo con la noción de cercanía, para culminar en la identificación de la cercanía con
el lenguaje. Esta identificación dará a la experiencia del reconocimiento un carácter particular (óntico-
ontológico), que permitirá comprender su “esencia”. La pregunta por la condición de posibilidad del
reconocimiento conducirá al concepto de “pre-sentimiento”, no abordado por Heidegger pero posibilitado
por su filosofar. Se concluye con la concepción del reconocimiento como condición estructural de la
existencia humana.
Filosofía clásica y crítica filosófica. Un ensayo sobre la actualidad de la filosofía
Authors: Echeverri Saldarriaga Santiago 
Published: January 2023

Este artículo intenta responder a la pregunta por el sentido de la filosofía en la época actual. Para tal efecto, se adopta como hilo conductor la cuestión concerniente a la pertinencia del estudio de los autores clásicos en la filosofía actual. En este sentido, el artículo intenta mostrar que tal estudio constituye un fenómeno que se encuentra estrechamente ligado a la esencia de la filosofía. Con el fin de precisar mejor esta tesis, se procede a mostrar que el saber filosófico no puede confundirse con el saber científico, pero tampoco con el "mero opinar". Una vez que se muestra que el saber filosófico debe recibir el apelativo de "crítico", el artículo expone las razones por las cuales es el estudio de los autores clásicos resulta pertinente para la época actual. Esto último se desprende de lo siguiente: el estudio de los autores clásicos permite comprender el propio presente, dando lugar a un ámbito de libertad. El artículo culmina con un cuestionamiento de la perspectiva en él adoptada para responder a la pregunta inicial.
Lógica dialéctica de la tragedia: Revolución y guerra mundial
Authors: Duque Félix 
Published: January 2023

A partir del replanteamiento de la función que cumple la "Lógica de la Historia", no como una justificación del estado de cosas, sino por el contrario, como una manera de comprender más profundamente el devenir histórico de la humanidad. El autor analiza las distintas contradicciones y falacias subyacentes a los ideales que impulsaron la Revolución Francesa: libertad, igualdad y fraternidad. En segundo lugar, describe el surgimiento de los más importantes movimientos políticos del siglo XX. Y, finalmente, intenta desentrañar el sentido de las diversas guerras mundiales, entendidas siempre como confrontaciones de los ideales contradictorios que orientaron la revolución antes mencionada.
Tiempo extraños: la pluralidad humana como diversidad temporal
Authors: Innerarity Daniel 
Published: January 2023

Las demás personas son fundamentalmente otros tiempos. La fuente de extraíieza es más la temporalidad de los otros que su localización en un espacio, por lo que el autor defiende una concepción del otro más temporal que espacial. Una consecuencia ética de este planteamiento es reconsiderar los valores y las virtudes desde la finitud de la temporalidad y no desde el universalismo abstracto del deber establecido por la ética tradicional.