bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Flow and access: Driving forces of COVID-19 spreading in the first stage around Hubei, China
Authors: Zhang Tianhai , Cao Jinqiu 
Published: January 2023

Background
This research takes the six provinces around Hubei Province where the Corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak as the research area, collected the number of cumulative confirmed cases (NCCC) in the first four weeks after the lockdown to explore the spatiotemporal characteristics, and to identify its influencing factors by correlation and regression analysis, finally providing reference for epidemic prevention and control policy.

Methods
The analysis of variance was used to test the spatiotemporal variability of the NCCC in the six provinces, the Pearson coefficient was taken to find the correlation relationship between the NCCC and multiple factor data in socio-economic, geography and transportation, and the following regression equation was obtained based on regression analysis.

Results
This study found that there is significant spatial variability in the NCCC among the six provinces and the significant influencing factors are changing along the four weeks. The NCCC in Shaanxi and Chongqing in the West was less than that in the other four provinces, especially in Shaanxi in the northwest, which was significantly different from the four provinces in the East, and has the largest difference with adjacent Henan province (792 cases). Correlation analysis shows that the correlation coefficient of the number of main pass is the largest in the first week, the correlation coefficient of the length of road networks is the largest in the second week, and the NCCC in the third and fourth week is significantly correlated with the average elevation. For all four weeks, the highest correlation coefficient belongs to the average elevation in the third week (r = 0.943, P = 0.005). Regression analysis shows that there is a multiple linear regression relationship between the average elevation, the number of main pass and the NCCC in the first week, there is no multiple linear regression relationship in the second week. The following univariate regression analysis shows that the regression equations of various factors are different. And, there is a multiple linear regression relationship between the average elevation, the length of road networks and the NCCC in the third and fourth week, as well as a multiple linear regression relationship between the average elevation, population and the confirmed cases in the fourth week.

Conclusion
There are significant spatial differences in the NCCC among the six provinces and the influencing factors varied in different weeks. The average elevation, population, the number of main pass and the length of road networks are significantly correlated with the NCCC. The average elevation, as a geographical variable, affects the two traffic factors: the number of main pass and the length of road networks. Therefore, the NCCC is mainly related to the factor categories of flow and access.
Nocturnal respiratory abnormalities among ward-level postoperative patients as detected by the Capnostream 20p monitor: A blinded observational study
Authors: Champreeda Vichaya , Hu Raymond , Chan Brandon , Tomasek Owen , Lin Yuan-Hong , Weinberg Laurence , Howard Will , Tan Chong O. 
Published: January 2023

Purpose
This prospective observational study aimed to establish the frequency of postoperative nocturnal respiratory abnormalities among patients undergoing major surgery who received ward-level care. These abnormalities may have implications for postoperative pulmonary complications (PPCs).

Methods
Eligible patients underwent blinded noninvasive continuous capnography with pulse oximetry using the Capnostream™ 20p monitor over the first postoperative night. All patients received oxygen supplementation and patient-controlled opioid analgesia. The primary outcome was the number of prolonged apnea events (PAEs), defined as end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2) ≤5 mmHg for 30–120 seconds or EtCO2 ≤5 mmHg for >120 seconds with oxygen saturation (SpO2) <85%. Secondary outcomes were the proportion of recorded time that physiological indices were aberrant, including the apnea index (AI), oxygen desaturation index (ODI), integrated pulmonary index (IPI), and SpO2. Exploratory analysis was conducted to assess the associations between PAEs, PPCs, and pre-defined factors.

Results
Among 125 patients who had sufficient data for analysis, a total of 1800 PAEs occurred in 67 (53.4%) patients. The highest quartile accounted for 89.1% of all events. Amongst patients who experienced any PAEs, the median (IQR) number of PAE/patient was four (2–12). As proportions of recorded time (median (IQR)), AI, ODI, and IPI were aberrant for 12.4% (0–43.2%), 19.1% (2.0–57.1%), and 11.5% (3.1–33.3%) respectively. Only age, ARISCAT, and opioid consumption/kg were associated with PPCs.

Conclusions
PAE and aberrant indices were frequently detected on the first postoperative night. However, they did not correlate with PPCs. Future research should investigate the significance of detected aberrations.
Poisoning the Pacific: The US Military’s Secret Dumping of Plutonium, Chemical Weapons, and Agent Orange, Jon Mitchell (2020)
Authors: Smith Roy 
Published: January 2023

Review of: Poisoning the Pacific: The US Military’s Secret Dumping of Plutonium, Chemical Weapons, and Agent Orange, Jon Mitchell (2020)
Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 320 pp.,
ISBN 978 1 53813 033 9 (hbk), US$24.95
Crafting Aotearoa: A Cultural History of Making in New Zealand and the Wider Moana Oceania, Karl Chitham, Kolokesa U. Māhina-Tuai and Damian Skinner (eds), researched by Rigel Sorzano (2019)
Authors: Engels-Schwarzpaul Anna-Christina (Tina) , Refiti Albert L. 
Published: January 2023

Review of: Crafting Aotearoa: A Cultural History of Making in New Zealand and the Wider Moana Oceania, Karl Chitham, Kolokesa U. Māhina-Tuai and Damian Skinner (eds), researched by Rigel Sorzano (2019)
Wellington: Te Papa Press, 496 pp.,
ISBN 978 0 99413 627 5 (hbk), NZ$85.00
Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu / Treasures for the Rising Generation: The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923, Wayne Ngata, Arapata Hakiwai, Anne Salmond, Conal McCarthy, Amiria Salmond, Monty Soutar, James Schuster, Billie Lythberg, John Niko Maihi, Sandra Kahu Nepia, Te Wheturere Poope Gray, Te Aroha McDonnell and Natalie Robertson (2021)
Authors: van Meijl Toon 
Published: January 2023

Review of: Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu / Treasures for the Rising Generation: The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923, Wayne Ngata, Arapata Hakiwai, Anne Salmond, Conal McCarthy, Amiria Salmond, Monty Soutar, James Schuster, Billie Lythberg, John Niko Maihi, Sandra Kahu Nepia, Te Wheturere Poope Gray, Te Aroha McDonnell and Natalie Robertson (2021)
Wellington: Te Papa Press, 368 pp.,
ISBN 978 0 99510 310 8 (hbk), NZ$75.00
Tiki: Marquesan Art and the Krusenstern Expedition, Elena Govor and Nicholas Thomas (eds) (2019)
Authors: Thode-Arora Hilke 
Published: January 2023

Review of: Tiki: Marquesan Art and the Krusenstern Expedition, Elena Govor and Nicholas Thomas (eds) (2019)
Leiden: Sidestone Press, 250 pp.,
ISBN 978 9 08890 690 9 (pbk), €60
Archaeology of Pacific Oceania: Inhabiting a Sea of Islands, Mike T. Carson (2018)
Authors: Mückler Hermann 
Published: January 2023

Review of: Archaeology of Pacific Oceania: Inhabiting a Sea of Islands, Mike T. Carson (2018)
London and New York: Routledge, 406 pp.,
ISBN 978 1 13809 717 9 (pbk), £36.99
The Kingdom and the Republic: Sovereign Hawaiʻi and the Early United States, Noelani Arista (2019)
Authors: Wilson John F. 
Published: January 2023

Review of: The Kingdom and the Republic: Sovereign Hawaiʻi and the Early United States, Noelani Arista (2019)
Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press, 312 pp.,
ISBN 978 0 81222 491 7 (hbk), US$45.00

Hawaiʻi: Eight Hundred Years of Political and Economic Change, Sumner La Croix (2019)
Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 376 pp.,
ISBN 978 0 22659 209 1 (pbk), US$64.00
Gestão do conhecimento e sustentabilidade
Authors: Nascimento Hellen Cristina Macedo do , Oliveira Hamilton Vieira de 
Published: January 2023

O artigo objetiva apresentar uma discussão teórica acerca da gestão do conhecimento aplicada à instauração da sustentabilidade nos ambientes organizacionais contemporâneos. Para tanto, optou-se por conduzir uma revisão bibliográfica, constituída, basicamente, pela análise das produções científicas acerca da gestão do conhecimento e da sustentabilidade, a fim de compreender o sentido de cada conceito e as aproximações que podem contribuir para a discussão levantada neste estudo. A partir do referencial construído, demonstra-se teoricamente que o conjunto de estratégias adotadas pelas organizações deve contemplar a integração das práticas de gestão do conhecimento ao modelo de sustentabilidade que garanta o equilíbrio entre as dimensões econômicas, sociais e ambientais, criando, assim, possibilidades para a consolidação de ambientes corporativos cada vez mais comprometidos com o desenvolvimento sustentável.
Visualising the language practices of lower secondary students: outlines for practice-based models of multilingualism
Authors: Storto André , Haukås Åsta , Tiurikova Irina 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The multilingual turn in applied linguistics has produced a number of models that approach multilingualism from a variety of disciplinary and theoretical perspectives. However, fully developed models of multilingualism that focus on the language practices of individuals and groups are still lacking. This paper contributes to address this gap by introducing visual models that represent the contexts of practice and attitudes to the languages in the repertoire of lower secondary pupils in Norway. The paper starts by introducing the rich linguistic scenario in Norway and the role of language learning in developing students’ multilingual abilities. After a brief discussion on the role of practice in language learning, we provide an outline of current models of multilingualism, situating our visual models, the Ungspråk Practice-Based Models of Multilingualism (UPMM), in the field. The paper then focuses on the properties of the UPMM, which represent data collected from an online questionnaire answered by 593 students in lower secondary school and allow for the exploration of data both from the perspective of the whole group of participants and from an individual perspective. Particular attention is paid to the interactive features of the models, which can be used by teachers and educators as pedagogical tools for exploring multilingualism and language learning. The paper concludes with a discussion of the contexts of practice for the languages in the participants’ repertoires based on the visual models.
Hybrid FES-Exoskeleton Control for Walking Gait Correction
Authors: Lyu Chenglin , Holst Bennet , Röhren Felix , Penzlin Bernhard , Leonhardt Steffen , Ngo Chuong 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Walking gait correction is fundamental to restoring body motion function for patients. Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) is regarded as a promising method and essential to Neurotherapy, and the exoskeleton is fast becoming a key instrument in rehabilitation. Applying FES or exoskeleton alone, however, has its inherent disadvantages. Therefore, the hybrid exoskeleton combined with FES promoted in recent years overcomes the deficiency of more degree of freedom control. In this paper, a hybrid FES-Exoskeleton for walking gait control was first proposed and evaluated. With the Force Sensing Resistors (FSR) sensor, the exoskeleton actively assists in walking. Simultaneously, it also triggers the FES of the soleus, tibialis anterior, and gastrocnemius muscles for dorsilflexion and plantar flexion. Later, three different control strategies are employed for the pulse-width controlled FES. Eventually, an ILC with a PID controller is applied in the hybrid exoskeleton, following the best foot angle trajectory.
Cost-effective process experimental studies on stator inter-turn faults detection in induction motor using harmonic RPVM and decomposition wavelet transform
Authors: Dehina Wissam , Boumehraz Mohamed , Zouzou Salah Eddine , Kratz Frédéric 
Published: January 2023

AbstractThis paper presents the development of a new algorithm for the diagnosis of induction motor inter-turn short circuit and mixed combined fault detection based on the reduction Park’s vector modulus and discrete wavelet transform. The proposed method is based on a combination between the RPVM approach and DWT. This new signal of the RPVM is a cost-effective alternative implementation of the Extended Park’s Vector approach through monitoring only the fluctuations of the stator current zero-crossing times in the frequency domain. Using this technique, the characteristic frequency components of the fault are extracted from only one phase stator current when compared to Park’s vector modulus and Hilbert modulus. The main advantages of the RPVM signal are to acquire the values of a single-phase stator current to allow reducing the calculation complexity and for extracting features frequencies of the faults. Thus, the reduced amount of data samples must be stored and processed. This study investigates theoretically by using the proposed RPVM signal for performing to diagnose induction motor faults through the DWT method and processed via energy eigenvalue of energies. This proposed approach RPVM-DWT is validated experimentally to demonstrate its effectiveness in that the proposed algorithm reduces the computational cost and can be used in induction motor fault detections and identifications with different fault severity conditions.
Finite vertex-based resolvability of supramolecular chain in dialkyltin
Authors: Zhang Xiujun , Kanwal Muhammad Tanzeel Ali , Azeem Muhammad , Jamil Muhammad Kamran , Mukhtar Muzammil 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
For mammals, l-valine, which is a glycogen, is an essential amino acid. A protein made of 20 amino acids, salicylidene and l-valine make the carboxylate ligand which is the base of chiral Schiff. On a large scale, complexes with the ligand are utilized to help in the research work. To locate the exact location of a specific node from all the nodes, the entire node set is developed in a specific manner by choosing a particular subset and this subset is known as the resolving/locating set. This study contributed to the metric dimension of chemical complexes of supramolecular chain in dialkyltin from N-salicylidene-l-valine. We considered the complexes of 2,3,4 and

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Effect of fiber orientation and elevated temperature on the mechanical properties of unidirectional continuous kenaf reinforced PLA composites
Authors: Tharazi Izdihar , Abdul Azam Farah Atiqah , Muhamad Norhamidi , Hui David , Sulong Abu Bakar , Gaff Milan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Limitation in practical applications of biopolymer–fiber composite is mainly at higher temperatures. Thus, this study highlights the effects of fiber orientation on the durability of polylactic acid (PLA) reinforced with unidirectional (UD) continuous kenaf fibers at elevated temperatures. PLA and long kenaf fiber were fabricated using the hot-pressing method and stacked at fiber orientations of 0°, 45°, or 90°, relative to the tensile force. Dynamic mechanical analysis of the composites shows excellent anti-shock and temperature-resistant properties of the composite. UD PLA–kenaf composites with a 0° fiber orientation showed an ultimate tensile of ∼190 MPa and a flexural strength of ∼235 MPa, and the strength of the composite was able to retain up to 120°C temperature. The debonding behavior of the fiber from the matrix (fiber pull-out) supported by microscopy proved that interfacial failure occurs from the local strains, which initiate cracking. Interfacial failure and stress transfer have caused a remarkable reduction in composite strength when fibers were oriented at 90°. Hence, this current improvement in the performance of the UD PLA–kenaf fiber composite may potentially replace conventional synthetic fibers, especially for structural automotive applications.
A pragmatic view of the poetic function of language
Authors: Capone Alessandro 
Published: January 2023

AbstractIn this paper, I try to expatiate on the poetic function of language on the basis of considerations by Jakobson and Waugh. I try to bring in the consideration that pragmatics plays an important role in elucidating the poetic function of language. Contextualism allows us to interpret a poem: referents must be fixed or need not be fixed due to the requirements of the discourse; citations are brought in through pragmatic ways; polyphony is achieved by taking into account the context of previous analyses of a poetic text; the vicinity of a certain word, or concept or line is likely to affect the interpretation of a certain expression; the poetic text can take different forms, from graffiti to discourse at the market place, to discourse between lovers. All these forms of poetic text would not exist if the notion of poetry did not include the idea of semantic/pragmatic compression which is matched, in interpretation, by expansions.
Nǐ kànzhe bàn ba: negotiating complaint solutions in e-shopping service encounters
Authors: Huang Xu , Ran Yongping 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
In Mandarin Chinese, the expression nǐ kànzhe bàn ba can be employed in either ‘you-decide use’ (you assess and decide by yourself), whereby the speaker disclaims his/her deontic authority to the recipient in decision-making, or ‘I-claim use’ (you have to assess and decide cautiously), whereby he/she claims a higher degree of deontic authority than the recipient when determining a proposed action. Focusing on the ‘I-claim use’ of nǐ kànzhe bàn ba, this study examines how this expression is manipulated by customers to negotiate solutions for their complaints with customer service representatives in Chinese e-shopping platforms. Utilising naturally occurring data from Taobao service encounters spanning about one year, this study employs a discursive approach and finds that this expression fulfills one of a number of pragmatic functions: (1) when there is no mutual agreement on the complaint proposals, the customers deploy it to upgrade their deontic authority to orient to their own unilateral solution and refrain from further negotiations; (2) when expressing a negative evaluation, the customers use it to pre-empt potential complainables that reflect their strong deontic authority; or (3) following non-substantive rectification on the part of the agent, the customers use it to express diluted deontic authority in order to display disaffiliation and solicit more substantive proposals. By analyzing the use of this expression in e-shopping service encounters, our study contributes to understanding how deontic authority is exercised in negotiating solutions to complaints.
Whose voice is it? Evaluations of journalistic voices in news translation about the 2014 Hong Kong protests
Authors: Ping Yuan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Drawing on the notion of voice, this study examines both textual and contextual voices of translated news narratives relating to the 2014 Hong Kong protests. It analyses narrative voices, including those of primary, secondary and tertiary narrators, comparing the original and translated news texts and discusses the socio-cultural context in which these narrative voices are produced. The analysis draws on translated news reports published between 28 September and 16 December 2014 from three media outlets: Reference News, BBC Chinese and New York Times Chinese, together with their source texts from a range of mainstream global media. The findings show how the media outlets employ a complex interplay of narrative voices in their translated news texts and the extent to which the narrative voices of certain groups have been emphasised or suppressed. This sheds light on the shifts in voice within and between media outlets and the contextual factors which might have contributed to them.
Relationship Between the Number of Repetitions in Reserve and Lifting Velocity During the Prone Bench Pull Exercise: An Alternative Approach to Control Proximity-to-Failure
Authors: Pérez-Castilla Alejandro , Miras-Moreno Sergio , Weakley Jonathon , García-Ramos Amador 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Pérez-Castilla, A, Miras-Moreno, S, Weakley, J, and García-Ramos, A. Relationship between the number of repetitions in reserve and lifting velocity during the prone bench pull exercise: an alternative approach to control proximity-to-failure. J Strength Cond Res 37(8): 1551–1558, 2023—This study aimed to explore the goodness-of-fit and accuracy of both general and individual relationships between the number of repetitions in reserve (RIR) and the repetition velocity during the Smith machine prone bench pull exercise. Fifteen male sports science students completed 3 sessions separated by 48–72 hours. The first session was used to determine the bench pull 1 repetition maximum (1RM). The second and third sessions were identical and consisted of 3 single sets (60, 70, and 80% 1RM) of repetitions to momentary muscular failure separated by 10 minutes during the Smith machine prone bench pull exercise. General (i.e., pooling together the data from the 15 subjects) and individual RIR-velocity relationships were constructed from the data collected in the second session by pooling the data from the 3 loads (multiple-loads) or specifically for each load (load-specific). The 4 RIR-velocity relationship models were ranked by their goodness-of-fit as follows: individualload-specific (r = 0.93) > individualmultiple-loads (r = 0.83) > generalmultiple-loads (r = 0.65) > generalload-specific (r = 0.61). The accuracy when predicting the RIR in the third session based on the RIR-velocity equations obtained in the second session was acceptable and comparable for the 4 RIR-velocity relationship models (absolute errors ≤2 RIR). However, the 4 RIR-velocity relationship models significantly underestimated the RIR for ≥1 RIR and overestimated the RIR for 0 RIR. These results suggest that the 4 RIR-velocity relationship models are equally effective to quantify proximity-to-failure during the Smith machine prone bench pull exercise.