bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
1.2. Доктрина міжнародного виконавчого процесу та її вплив на удосконалення законодавства про виконавче провадження
Authors: Мальський Маркіян Маркіянович 
Published: June 2023

The part of the monograph is devoted to specific issues of the theory and practice of the international enforcement process, analyzed international acts and national legislation, which regulate the enforcement of decisions of courts and other bodies (officials) that include a foreign element in relations also taking into account the unprovoked war against Ukraine.The path to European integration chosen by Ukraine is not consistent with the essential problems of the modern executive process of Ukraine, since the legal doctrine has not yet revealed the specifics ofexecutive proceedings in the EU countries, many international treaties on legal assistance lack the principle of reciprocity, the issue of the execution of decisions with a subterranean element in Ukraine is declarative nature, etc. This, in turn, has a negative effect on guarantees of protection of the rights of Ukrainian citizens in EU countries and foreign citizens in Ukraine. For these reasons, a deep and comprehensive rethinking of the legal significance of the international aspect in the legal system of Ukraine is necessary, taking into additional account the new war and post-war realities.The place of the international enforcement process in the legal system and its relationship with other branches of law are analyzed.The international executive process is a sub-branch of the executive process, causing the attention of scientists and a wide expert audience to the study and regulation of issues with a foreign element, the study of foreign experience in this area, as well as the appropriate determination of issues of nforcement of decisions in international treatiesconcluded by Ukraine.Procedural features of enforcement actions in the international enforcement process have been identified. The problems of implementation of executive proceedings regarding the decisions of courts and other jurisdictional bodies issued in another state, as well as issues that arise when the state executes decisions with a foreign element at the expense of state funds are considered.Several improvement directions of the coercive enforcement procedure in international enforcement process have been suggested.
How does the presence of the pathologist affect the tissue adequacy and what are the factors affecting the pathologist in proficiency assessment, during percutaneous kidney biopsy?
Authors: KAYA Şeyhmus , ŞENOL Ayhan , KUTLAR DURSUN Fatma Şule , ÇELİKGÜN Serkan 
Published: June 2023

Objectives: For optimal histomorphological examination, adequacy of kidney biopsy tissue
should be obtained. In this study, the effect of a pathologist informing the radiologist about
tissue adequacy during the biopsy procedure on obtaining tissue adequacy was examined.
Furthermore, we aimed to determine the criteria that the pathologist considered in determining
tissue adequacy and the conditions affecting the decision to increase the number of core
biopsies, as these have not been previously examined in the literature.
Materials and Methods: Tissues containing less than 10 glomeruli were considered
inadequate. In some patients, a pathologist accompanied the radiologist during the procedure.
Tissue adequacy ratios and biopsy sample numbers were calculated between the two
conditions. In the samples taken with the pathologist, the factors affecting the locality
decision of the pathologist (cortex/medulla amount, presence of glomerular pathology(global,
segmental, crescentic glomeruli) presence of tubular injury, proteinuria; interstitial
inflammation and interstitial fibrosis/tubular atrophy ratios, account of normal glomeruli)
were examined.
Results: Giving tissue adequacy information during the biopsy procedure had a positive
effect on tissue adequacy. The amount of cortex is one of the qualification criteria for the
pathologist. The presence of proteinuria and 50% or more inflammation in tissues with
sufficient cortex increased the number of biopsy samples.

Conclusion: Determination of tissue adequacy during kidney biopsy is an important and
necessary method. The amount of cortex is one of the important parameters in tissue
adequacy.
What Makes Us Social?
Authors: Frith Chris , Frith Uta 
Published: June 2023

A deep dive into the social mind-brain, examining the processes we share with other social animals and illuminating those that are uniquely human.
What Makes Us Social? is a scholarly but accessible exploration of the underlying processes that make humans the most social species on the planet. Chris and Uta Frith, pioneers in the field of cognitive neuroscience, review the many forms of social behavior that we humans share with other animals and examine the special form that only humans possess, including its dark side. These uniquely human abilities allow us to reflect on our behavior and share these reflections with other people, which in turn enables us to reason why we do things and to exert some control over our automatic behaviors. As a result, we can learn cooperatively with others and create and value cultural artifacts that survive through the generations.
Going beyond how we come to know ourselves and understand the minds of others, Frith and Frith investigate how we adapt mutually to make social interactions work. This book stands out in its application of a computational framework—one that lies at the intersection of psychology and artificial intelligence—to key concepts of social cognition, such as empathy, trust, group identity, and reputation management. Ultimately, What Makes Us Social? is a profound examination of the ways we communicate, cooperate, share, and compete with other humans and how these capabilities define us as a species.
Times Square Remade
Authors: Sagalyn Lynne B. 
Published: June 2023

The illuminating evolution of the iconic space of Times Square.
What is it about Times Square that has inspired such attention for well over a century? And how is it that, despite its many changes of character, the place has maintained a unique hold on our collective imagination? In this book, which comes twenty years after her widely acclaimed Times Square Roulette, Lynne Sagalyn masterfully tells the story of profound urban change over decades in the symbolic space that is New York City's Times Square. Drawing on the history, sociology, and political economy of the place, Times Square Remade examines how the public-private transformation of 42nd Street at Times Square impacted the entertainment district and adjacent neighborhoods, particularly Hell's Kitchen.
Sagalyn chronicles the earliest halcyon days of 42nd Street and Times Square as the nexus of speculation and competitive theater building as well as its darkest days as vice central, and on to the years of aggressive government intervention to cleanse West 42nd Street of pornography and crime. Thematically, the author analyzes the three main forces that have shaped and reshaped Times Square—theater, real estate, and pornography—and explains the politics and economics of what got built and what has been restored or preserved.
Accompanied by nearly 160 images, more than half in color, Times Square Remade is a deftly woven narrative of urban transformation that will appeal as much to the general reader and New York City enthusiast as to urbanists, city planners, architects, urban designers, and policymakers.
Writing for Their Lives
Authors: LaFollette Marcel Chotkowski 
Published: June 2023

A breathtaking history of America's trail-blazing female science journalists—and the timely lessons they can teach us about equity, access, collaboration, and persistence.
Writing for Their Lives tells the stories of women who pioneered the nascent profession of science journalism from the 1920s through the 1950s. Like the “hidden figures” of science, such as Dorothy Vaughan and Katherine Johnson, these women journalists, Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette writes, were also overlooked in traditional histories of science and journalism. But, at a time when science, medicine, and the mass media were expanding dramatically, Emma Reh, Jane Stafford, Marjorie Van de Water, and many others were explaining theories, discoveries, and medical advances to millions of readers via syndicated news stories, weekly columns, weekend features, and books—and they deserve the recognition they have long been denied.
Grounded in extensive archival research and enlivened by passages of original correspondence, Writing for Their Lives addresses topics such as censorship, peer review, and news embargoes, while also providing intimate glimpses into the personal lives and adventures of mid-twentieth-century career women. They were single, married, or divorced; mothers with child-care responsibilities; daughters supporting widowed mothers; urban dwellers who lived through, and wrote about, the Great Depression, World War II, and the dawn of the Atomic Age—all the while, daring to challenge the arrogance and misogyny of the male scientific community in pursuit of information that could serve the public.

Written at a time when trust in science is at a premium, Writing for Their Lives is an inspiring untold history that underscores just how crucial dedicated, conscientious journalists are to the public understanding and acceptance of scientific guidance and expertise.
Politically Red
Authors: Cadava Eduardo , Nadal-Melsió Sara 
Published: June 2023

How reading and writing are collective acts of political pedagogy, and why the struggle for change must begin at the level of the sentence.
“Reading is class struggle,” writes Bertolt Brecht. Politically Red contextualizes contemporary demands for social and racial justice by exploring the shifting relations between politics and literacy. Through a series of creative readings of Karl Marx, Rosa Luxemburg, Walter Benjamin, W. E. B. Du Bois, Fredric Jameson, and others, it casts light on history as an accumulation of violence and, in doing so, suggests that it can become a crucial resource for confronting the present insurgence of inequality, racism, and fascism. Reading between the lines, as it were, and even behind them, Cadava and Nadal-Melsió engage in an inventive mode of activist writing to argue that reading and writing are never solitary tasks, but always collaborative and collective, and able to revitalize our shared political imagination. Drawing on what they call a “red common-wealth”—an archive of vast resources for doing political work and, in particular, anti-racist work—they demonstrate that sentences, as dynamic repositories of social relations, are historical and political events.
Shifting Gears
Authors: Handy Susan 
Published: June 2023

An expertly woven history and critique of the ideas shaping transportation in the United States.
Excruciating traffic jams. Struggling transit agencies. An epidemic of pedestrian fatalities. It is clear that transportation is not working in the United States and that we need to rethink our approach. In Shifting Gears, Susan Handy provides an in-depth history of the ideas embedded in American transportation policy and the emergence of new ways of thinking that could give us better transportation options. Weaving in bits of her own personal narrative, Handy gives readers a deeper and clearer understanding of our transportation system and the roots of its successes and failures.
Handy covers the myriad costs of car ownership, the futility of expanding highways, and the misplaced faith in technological innovation. She offers new ideas and strategies that can improve the health of our car-centric transportation system—most crucially, the idea that communities across the country must create an array of choices for daily travel. Shifting Gears asserts that a diverse transportation ecosystem is essential for creating more just, sustainable communities, but getting there will take a dramatic shift in how we think about transportation.
Isomorfismos Erskineanos. La transformación de Byker bajo el microscopio (1969-1982)
Authors: Varas Julián 
Published: June 2023

El proyecto liderado por Ralph Erskine para un barrio de dos mil viviendas en Byker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Inglaterra (1969-1982) fue resultado de un proceso de diseño de inusual extensión y complejidad. La literatura valora la postura humanista y la inclinación socialista de Erskine, aunque las operaciones proyectuales nunca han sido explicadas detenidamente. A partir de una investigación bibliográfica y un relevamiento gráfico de Byker, este ensayo analiza la respuesta de Erskine frente a los desafíos del encargo. Como reacción contra la idea modernista de eficiencia, y su emergente, la homogeneidad, el proyecto buscó absorber la estructura social preexistente, aproximando la imagen de una ciudad medieval, con su muralla perimetral, y sus casas y callejones de escalas variadas y patrones irregulares. El término isomorfismo -un mapa que preserva la estructura de su referente- se propone aquí para capturar los procedimientos que los arquitectos desplegaron para dar fundamento teórico y formal al proyecto, estableciendo continuidades con el pasado a fin de amortiguar el impacto de la radical transformación física impuesta sobre el sitio. Las ambiguas cualidades espaciales y materiales que caracterizan el proyecto para el conjunto residencial de Byker fueron fundamentales para crear las condiciones de recepción que hicieron viable dicho proceso.
To Estimate the Resource of Productivity and Efficiency of Cotton in Mancherial Districts of Telangana, India
Authors: Srilatha Pulugam , Jahanara  
Published: June 2023

A present study entitled “A Study on Production of Cotton Cultivation in Mancherial District, of Telangana”. Was carried during the session 2021-2023.One hundred and twenty farmers were selected by using pre tested schedule and analyzed using appropriate statistical tools. It was found that majority of respondents were having medium level of socio economic profile. Analyzing the production level highest level of respondents i.e.52.50 percent were having medium level of production fallowed by 25.50 percent, and low level fallowed by 22.50 percent. On analyzing the marketing strategy level, highest level of respondents 31.67 percent, were medium level allowed marketing strategies were fallowed by 50.00 percent, 18.33 having low level. Independent variables namely age, education, family type, caste, house type, occupation, landholding, mass media exposure, extension contact source of information, economic motivation. had positive and significant relationship with production and marketing respectively. The major constraints were faced by high cost of fertilizers, lack of knowledge about disease and pest, high cost of seeds, lack of transportation facilities, lack of knowledge about market, lack of storage facilities respectively.
Effect of Different Levels of Calcium & Magnesium on Production and Quality of Banana (Musa paradisiaca L.) cv. Grand Naine
Authors: Sahu Jyoti , Bahadur Vijay , Topno Samir E. , Naveen Kamatala 
Published: June 2023

The present experiment was conducted out during the 2022-2023 at the Horticulture Research Farm, Department of Horticulture, Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Science Prayagraj. The banana tissue culture cv. Grand Naine G-9 (Cavendish Subgroup, AAA) was brought from government tissues culture, unit Lucknow. Tissue culture plants were left in shade nets condition for 2 weeks due to transportation and environmental stress. Light and frequent irrigation with watering can was done accordingly with respect to moisture levels in the soil. The field experiment was set up in RBD with 9 treatments and three replications. The different levels of Magnesium viz., (75g and 150g /plant) and Calcium viz., (150g and 300 g/plant).Based on the findings of the experiment, it is concluded that RDN + Calcium (150g /plant) showed the highest plant height (3.29 m), plant girth (72.14 cm), number of leaves/plant (27.11), number of sucker at harvest (9.13), leaf area (10.19 m2), length of inflorescence (122.62 cm), days taken to flowering (281.77), days to taken fruit harvest (83.12), bunch weight (27.28 kg), no. of hands/bunch (10.80), No. of finger per hand (17.33),total number finger of bunch (187.31), finger weight (136.33 g), finger length (22.87 cm), finger girth (15.20 cm), fruit yield per plant (25.52 kg), TSS (23.48 °Brix), Vitamin C (13.48 mg/100g), carbohydrates (25.44 g/100g), calcium (10.38 mg/100g) and magnesium (40.38 mg/100g).
Brown Manuring a Reliable Method of Weed Control and Source of Nutrients in Direct Seeded Rice (DSR)
Authors: Das Nikhilesh Kumar , Rao Kulkarni Gokulnandan 
Published: June 2023

Aim: This review provides an overview of the reliability and utilization of SBM on the DSR system. And its effectiveness in the real world. Effective weed and nutrient management are crucial for optimizing rice production while minimizing environmental impacts. The BM or specifically SBM has emerged as a valuable method for both weed and nutrient management in rice cultivation.
Methodology: Simply said, brown manuring is a "no-till" variation of green manuring that uses a selective herbicide to desiccate the crop prior to flowering rather than cultivating it. In accordance with this method, green manure crops are produced alongside the crop while being eradicated with herbicide. The plants' leftovers are left standing in the field alongside the primary crop without integration or in-situ plowing until the leftovers begin to break down in the soil. Along with weed control due to its shadow impact, organic manure is helpful to add. Brown manuring signifies the application of a post-emergence herbicide most prominently 2,4-d to green manure leaves which results in the loss of chlorophyll and browning of the leaves. The sustainability of crop yields depends on effective fertilizer management. Only when all possible nutrient sources are integrated and crop needs are met then only yield sustainability can be determined. Organic manures can be quite helpful in this regard. But because these manures are heavy and deficient in nutrients, a replacement is necessary. Another option for providing nutrients to crops from organic sources is green manure, but this option has some drawbacks because it is primarily used with rice crops, which need 45 to 60 days from seeding to decomposition with ideal temperature and moisture levels.
Results: Brown manuring as a method for integrated nutrition management is the remaining viable choice. In addition to being useful for weed control and enhancing soil health, brown manuring is well capable of providing all the nutrients needed by the crops.
Associated Factors with Delay in Prehospital Myocardial Infarction
Authors: Holanda Francisco de Sousa , D'Alessandro Walmirton Bezerra , Damasceno Iangla Araújo de Melo , Vellano Patricia Oliveira , Silva Leda Terezinha Freitas e , Herrera Sávia Denise Silva Carlotto , De Paiva Maykon Jhuly Martins 
Published: June 2023

Aims: The aim of this study is to review and analyze the associated factors that contribute to delay in prehospital myocardial infarction, based on published literature.
Methodology: A systematic literature review was conducted to identify and analyze the associated factors with delay in prehospital myocardial infarction (MI). Relevant studies published between 2003 and 2022 were searched using predefined search terms in electronic databases. Study selection involved screening titles and abstracts, followed by a full-text evaluation of potentially relevant articles. Data from selected studies were extracted and analyzed qualitatively to identify common patterns and associations. The quality of included studies was assessed using appropriate tools, and the findings were synthesized narratively.
Results: Sociodemographic and clinical factors, such as older age, female gender, lower socioeconomic status, and comorbidities like diabetes and hypertension, were consistently associated with delayed presentation to healthcare facilities. Individuals with a history of psychiatric disorders, including depression and anxiety, were also more likely to experience delays in seeking medical attention for MI symptoms. Psychosocial and behavioral factors, such as fear, denial, low health literacy, and misconceptions about the seriousness of the condition, further impeded timely recognition and response. Additionally, system-level factors, including inadequate infrastructure, limited resources, and overcrowding in emergency departments, contributed to diagnostic delays.
Conclusion: The delay in prehospital myocardial infarction (MI) diagnosis is a significant issue influenced by various factors. Sociodemographic, clinical, psychosocial, and system-level factors contribute to this delay. Addressing these factors through targeted interventions, education, and improved access to healthcare can help mitigate delays, improve timely recognition, and enhance outcomes for individuals experiencing MI.
Evaluation of the Treatment of Patients with Fibromyalgia at the Clinical School of Physiotherapy of the University of Gurupi
Authors: Cruz Gláucia Gabrielle Ribeiro da , Francisco Gesiane Araújo , Porfírio Polyana Martins Neiva , Araujo Warly Neves de , Almeida Thaís Bezerra de , Cassimiro Kelly Cristina Nunes Silva , Oliveira Amanda Kalyan Jacier de , Lira Valmir Fernandes de , Reis Kely Montelo , Souza Delvanir Alves Bispo de , Silva Kemily Jully Pires da , Morais Thaynara Francisca das Neves , Souto Paulla Romyna de Oliveira 
Published: June 2023

Introduction: Fibromyalgia is a syndrome characterized by chronic local or general musculoskeletal pain, but rare. May present with muscle stiffness, joint stiffness, insomnia, fatigue, mood swings, cognitive disorders, anxiety, depression, general sensitivity, and inability to perform activities of daily living. The present research aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatments of patients with fibromyalgia of the Clinical School of Physical Therapy of the University of Gurupi.
Materials and Methods: The methodology used for the analysis of the collected data was the statistical approach (described presentation of the results by means of measures of central tendency, based on percentages, statistical tests of comparisons of means and correlation).
Results: We found 400 materials conducive to the subject addressed, but only 234 patients were fitted to the proposed inclusion criteria.
Conclusion: It is relevant by proving, through the tables, the effectiveness of the techniques used in relation to the improvement of pain and quality of life of these patients.