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Manasika bhavas and roga - A biopsychosocial model
Authors: Iswarya Lekshmi J P  , Jithesh M  
Published: November 2022

Ayurveda reiterates the relationship between the body and mind in its approach to health as well as illness. Though the vitiated doshas, dhatus and malas remain the physiological basis of illness, the illness itself is a more complex psychosomatic phenomenon. Ayurveda has followed biopsychosomatic approach where more emphasis is given to the aspect of integration body and mind. In somatic diseases the psychological aspect cannot be neglected, similarly in psychological diseases somatic affairs are given due consideration. Social factors also play a major role in the inter relationships, financial support etc. Modern medicine accepted the biopsychosocial approach towards health recently.
Manasika bhavas mentioned in Ayurveda such as bhaya, krodha, soka etc., can cause or aggravate several diseases and hence there is a relation between these bhavas and roga. These manasika bhavas act as stressors as it become the cause of several diseases. Body’s response to stress has been widely studied in the branch of Psychoneuroimmunology. Recent research suggests that the mind and body share bidirectional influences, and the science of Psychoneuroimmunology identifies specific mechanisms by which these mind-body changes are mediated. Hence it is important to consider psychological factors along with biological and social factors in all diseases, assess and identify them in a timely manner so as to have effective management.
Comprehensive Review on Deep Learning Algorithms for Wind Power Prediction
Authors: Geetika Sharma  , Madan Lal  , Kanwal Preet Singh Attwal  
Published: November 2022

In recent years, various energy crisis and environmental considerations have prompted the use of renewable energy resources. Renewable energy resources like solar, wind, hydro, biomass, etc. have been a continuous source of clean energy. Wind energy is one of the renewable energy resources that has been widely used all over the world. The wind power is mainly dependent on wind speed which is a random variable and its unpredictable behavior creates various challenges for wind farm operators like energy dispatching and system scheduling. Hence, predicting wind power energy becomes crucial. This has led to the development of various forecasting models in the recent decades. The most commonly used deep learning algorithms for wind power prediction are- RNN (Recurrent Neural Network), LSTM (Long Short- Term Memory) and CNN (Convolutional Neural Network). This paper presents the working of these algorithms and provides a timeline review of the research papers that used these algorithms for wind power prediction.
Qualitative Study on Lived in Experiences of Breast Cancer Patients at Mahagujarat Hospital, Nadiad
Authors: Shana Vahora  , Chirangi Talpada  , Nisha Prajapati  , Khushi Patel  , Smit Patel  , Hiral Varsoliya  , Arpita Vaidya  
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Breast cancer is the most prevalent and fatal form of cancer worldwide. India stands first among other countries in breast cancer mortality. This study shed light on the subjective life experiences of women who were diagnosed with Breast cancer, the study reviews the different factors like personal, familial, social and financial affecting the lifestyle and management of disease as Breast cancer affects all the dimensions of health of an individual. Knowing the subjective feelings, experiences and expectation will help to highlight the importance of quality care and better coping to the disease.Objectives:1. To explore the lived in experiences of Breast cancer patients.2. To explore the various dimensions of the lived in experiences of Breast cancer patients.Materials and Methods: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study was conducted. Samples were selected by the Non probability purposive sampling method. The data got saturated with 10 samples. The researcher interviewed them by using semi structured open ended questions and tape recorded the conversations where investigator has attained at least 6 to 8 sitting lasted for about 30-40 minutes with each participants. The investigator used local language for the interview and recorded in mobile, the recordings were transcribed verbatim according to themes and subthemes.Results: Coalizzi’s data analysis framework was used to analyze the transcribed data and from the analysis seven themes extracted and they were; 1) lived time 2) lived body 3) lived treatment 4) lived relationship 5) lived economical 6) lived vocational 7) lived spiritual. It was found that participants acknowledge fear, anxiety and frustration with their diagnosis and body changes. Participants were not able to do their daily activity by their own throughout the treatment phase due to extreme weakness and tiredness. It provides evidences that Breast cancer has psychological damage to patient’s life they feel more anxious and depressed.
Conclusion: The study attempted to explore the lived in experiences of Breast cancer patients and it was found that Breast cancer patients report that they continue to experience physical, disease related discomfort, but use multiple ways to improve coping. In terms of psychological dimension, they learn to improve strength with the help of spiritual beliefs. In terms of social dimensions, support from the family, friends and relatives was the keyto cope through their treatment. The findings highlight the need of nurse’s care and concern for the subjective aspects in women with breast cancer and also time for sharing the experiences and feelings in such dreadful illness which helps to bring ideas for improving the quality of life and better coping.
New Methodology in Interpretation of Aeromagnetic Anomalies over Pipe-Like Sources using Analytic Signal Ratio Approach
Authors: Vappangi Pradeep Kumar , Kasturi Naganjaneyulu 
Published: November 2022

Concepts of signal processing like Fourier transform, filtering, power spectrum, derivatives etc., are widely used in geophysical models in exploring the Earth structures. For example, quantitative interpretation of aeromagnetic maps is based mainly on choosing an appropriate model for evaluating parameters of the causative source. For circular or elliptical anomalies caused by plug-like intrusive sources, the vertical pipe of infinite depth extent (also known as single or mono pole) is most suited. It is also more common to use analytic signal maps in interpretation. For a vertical pipe, the total magnetic intensity (TMI) anomaly is anti-symmetric at the magnetic equator and progressively becomes symmetric at the pole. Based on this property, a new methodology is developed for identifying location and depth of magnetic structures beneath. It is concluded that the analytic signal is almost symmetric for any magnetic latitude and by using both the properties of the anomaly and its analytic signal the location and depth can be evaluated. This new approach is validated by field examples.
HIGHLIGHTS

The theory and application of using analytic signal to determine the location and depth to the point pole is described
The method is useful in locating pipe-like (vertical cylinder, kimberlite pipes) structures
The shape of the magnetic anomaly changes with magnetic inclination whereas the analytic signal map is symmetric and almost circular, with its maximum centred over the top of the pipe
The analytic signal is almost symmetric for any magnetic latitude and by using both the properties of the anomaly and its analytic signal, the location and depth to the top can be evaluated

GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT
“E as crianças que mamavam eram arrancadas de suas mães e espetadas com terçados”: o processo-crime 6.362/78 e a etnografia do genocídio contra o povo Oro Win (Oro Towati)
Authors: BRITO ANTONIO Guimaraes 
Published: November 2022

Trata-se de método etnográfico com pesquisa de campo na Reserva Indígena Uru-eu-wau-wau junto ao povo Oro Win ou Oro Towati, narrando o genocídio que sofreram na década de 1960, por uma expedição de extermínio a mando do seringalista Manoel Lucindo no Seringal chamado São Luis. O artigo foi escrito utilizando como fonte principal em sua integral cópia o processo n. 6.362/78, transitado na comarca de Guajara-Mirim, Rondônia. Além do processo crime de Genocídio, foi realizada pesquisa de campo entre o povo Oro Win, com muitas idas e vindas utilizando como acesso até a aldeia, a via fluvial durante cinco dias de “voadeira” no rio Pacaás-Novas, com autorização do povo Oro Towati, suas lideranças e testemunhas do massacre. A crueldade deste genocídio se destaca nos autos do processo e na fala dos que passaram e conheceram o terrorismo do “Não Índio”. Discute-se o tema do Genocídio e do método etnográfico.
Oxidation Behavior of Si-Modified Aluminide Coatings on K438 Superalloy Prepared Using a Hybrid Slurry/Pack Cementation Process
Authors: Zhang Lina , Zhou Yuebo 
Published: November 2022

A Si-modified aluminide coating was prepared on nickel-based K438 superalloy using a hybrid slurry/pack cementation process. The microstructures indicated that the coatings exhibited a two-layer structure: the outer Al-rich Ni0.9Al1.1 layer with the dispersion of minor Ni2Al3 and Cr-rich phases of Al13Cr2 and Cr5Si3 and the inner interdiffusion layer. For comparison, simple aluminide coatings were also produced using normal pack cementation. Compared with the K438 superalloy and simple aluminide counterpart, the Si-modified aluminide coatings exhibited a lower oxidation rate and improved alumina scale adhesion in air at 1,100°C. Furthermore, the Si-modified aluminide coatings showed longer service life compared to the simple aluminide coatings because the addition of Si mitigated the degradation of coatings. Therefore, the simple aluminide lost protection while the Si-modified aluminide coatings were still protective after 300 h.
Development of a Short-Form Stroke Impact Scale Using a Machine Learning Algorithm for Patients at the Subacute Stage
Authors: Lee Shih-Chieh , Wang Inga , Lin Gong-Hong , Li Pei-Chi , Lee Ya-Chen , Chou Chia-Yeh , Huang Chien-Yu , Hsieh Ching-Lin 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Importance: Several short forms of the Stroke Impact Scale Version 3.0 (SIS 3.0) have been proposed in order to decrease its administration time of about 20 min. However, none of the short-form scores are comparable to those of the original measure.
Objective: To develop a short-form SIS 3.0 using a machine learning algorithm (ML–SIS).
Design: We developed the ML–SIS in three stages. First, we calculated the frequencies of items having the highest contribution to predicting the original domain scores across 50 deep neural networks. Second, we iteratively selected the items showing the highest frequency until the coefficient of determination (R2) of each domain was ≥.90. Third, we examined the comparability and concurrent and convergent validity of the ML–SIS.
Setting: Hospitals.
Participants: We extracted complete data for 1,010 patients from an existing data set.
Results: Twenty-eight items were selected for the ML–SIS. High average R2s (.90–.96) and small average residuals (mean absolute errors and root-mean-square errors = 0.49–2.84) indicate good comparability. High correlations (rs = .95–.98) between the eight domain scores of the ML–SIS and the SIS 3.0 indicate sufficient concurrent validity. Similar interdomain correlations between the two measures indicate satisfactory convergent validity.
Conclusions and Relevance: The ML–SIS uses about half of the items in the SIS 3.0, has an estimated administration time of 10 min, and provides valid scores comparable to those of the original measure. Thus, the ML–SIS may be an efficient alternative to the SIS 3.0.
What This Article Adds: The ML–SIS, a short form of the SIS 3.0 developed using a machine learning algorithm, shows good potential to be an efficient and informative measure for clinical settings, providing scores that are valid and comparable to those of the original measure.
Cabozantinib (Cabometyx)
Authors: CADTH  
Published: November 2022

CADTH recommends that Cabometyx should be reimbursed by public drug plans for the treatment of adult patients with locally advanced or metastatic differentiated thyroid carcinoma (DTC) if certain conditions are met.
Cabometyx should only be covered to treat patients who did not respond to prior radioactive iodine (RAI) therapy or are not eligible for RAI, those previously treated with 1 to 2 tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs), and those who have good performance status (i.e., they are in relatively good health).
Cabometyx should only be reimbursed if it is prescribed by specialists with experience in the management of thyroid cancer and the cost of Cabometyx is reduced.
Response to the Use of Radio Channels as Online Learning Media in Elementary Schools
Authors: Widyastuti Rini , Mardiana Tria , Suryawan Ari 
Published: November 2022

The study aims to know the response of parents and teachers regarding the use of radio channels as online learning media in SD Negeri Paremono 1 Kecamatan Mungkid. The study uses qualitative comparisons with case studies. The data comes from 11 pairs of students, 11 parents plus 6 teachers from class I through class VI. During the data collection stage, researchers use interviewing methods, observation and angkets. Testing the validity of data, researchers used technical triangulation (interviews, observations, digitation of documents and angkets) as well as source triangulation (students, parents and teachers). Data analysis runs through four components, that is: data collection, data reduction, data presentation and deduction deduction. The results of this study indicate that the students' responses is good, the parents' response is also good, while the teacher’s response is also good. This is because the three data sources have clear information on executing online learning using radio channel media, preparations are made to a maximum and when the application is not absolute. As a learning evaluation, students usually get assignments, both online and offline. Online tasks are given and collected daily through the whatsapp/googleform. While the task is offline twice a week, students take and collect assignments on Mondays and Thursdays.
Slow Violence and the Anti-elegy in Patricia Smith’s Blood Dazzler
Authors: Giragosian Sarah 
Published: November 2022

ABSTRACT
“Slow Violence and the Anti-elegy in Patricia Smith’s Blood Dazzler” theorizes the elegiac consciousness of Patricia Smith, whose serial poetry collection Blood Dazzler (2008) addresses the environmental, national, and political catastrophe of Hurricane Katrina, while retooling the elegy’s formal and affective conventions. In the collection, Smith unsettles a normative elegiac structure that seeks to offer relief from grief. Over the years, several critics have expanded and refined the elegy, but there has been little discussion of the role of the African American elegy in times of climate emergency. I argue that Blood Dazzler is both an ecopoetic collection and a distinctly “Black elegy,” in conversation with such predecessors as Langston Hughes, who also called upon the Blues and melancholic mourning, with its Freudian inflections of ambivalence, to chart the ongoing nature of environmental racism. In this vein, Smith reimagines a politics of mourning that problematizes collective solace in a country where racism and climate change compound and exacerbate the impacts of natural disaster.
Agency as a Theory of Action: A Conversation in Pauline Studies and Analytic Philosophy
Authors: Hagerman Justin M. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The 2006 publication of Human and Divine Agency in Paul and His Cultural Environment, edited by John M. G. Barclay and Simon J. Gathercole, has renewed scholarly attention to questions about agency. In connection with these recent developments in Pauline studies, this article argues, first, that the concept of “agency” remains unperfected among biblical scholars. Second, we engage with the action theories of G. E. M. Anscombe and Donald Davidson. Here we propose that their focus on two concepts—intention and reasons for actions—will contribute to critical analyses of agency as expressed in biblical texts. Third, we bring analytic philosophy into conversation with Troels Engberg-Pedersen’s I-X-S model and J. Louis Martyn’s agent-centered perspective. Fourth, we apply our theoretical model of agency to biblical exegesis by interacting with a selected Pauline text, Rom 7:7–25.
Are They Not All Israel Who Are Descended from Israel? A Post-Supersessionist Reading of Romans 9:6–13
Authors: Van Der Gugten Cornelis A. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
One of the key texts used to validate the supersessionist reading of Paul is Rom 9:6b: “For not all Israelites truly belong to Israel.” That reading was challenged in 2004 by Klaus Wengst, who proposed that Rom 9:6b should be read as a rhetorical question: “Are not all out of Israel, even Israel?” The affirmation that “all Israel” is Israel is completely consistent with Rom 9:4–5 and fully coherent with Rom 9:7–13 read as the genealogy of Jacob/Israel as children/sons of God. Wengst’s proposal avoids all the interpretive difficulties and incoherence of the traditional reading of 9:6b, which sees an “Israel” within Israel. Wengst’s reading transfers 9:6b from the supersessionist side to the post-supersessionist side of the debate, with significant implications for the interpretation of Romans and Paul’s theology of Israel and the gentiles. Yet Wengst’s reading has remained virtually unknown within the English-speaking theological community. The purpose of this essay is to make Wengst’s reading better known by presenting a summary of Wengst’s reading, adducing additional supporting arguments, and proposing a fresh post-supersessionist translation of the key verses 9:6–8.
What the Galatians Want: A Fresh Look at ἃ ἐὰν θέλητε in Galatians 5:17
Authors: Friedeman Caleb T. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
In Gal 5:17, Paul teaches that the Spirit and the flesh are diametrically opposed to each other “so that you do not do whatever you want [ἃ ἐὰν θέλητε].” Interpreters have understood ἃ ἐὰν θέλητε to refer to (1) both the desires of the Spirit and the desires of the flesh, (2) the desires of the Spirit, (3) the desires of the flesh, or (4) neither the desires of the Spirit nor the desires of the flesh. This study examines the exegetical factors that have led scholars to affirm one view over the others and presents fresh evidence in favor of interpreting ἃ ἐὰν θέλητε as fleshly desires from Paul’s use of θέλω with respect to the Galatians elsewhere in the letter.
Rezension von: Berlichingen, Friedrich von, Geschichte des Ritters Götz von Berlichingen mit der eisernen Hand und seiner Familie, 1861
Authors: Bauer Hermann , Berlichingen Friedrich von 
Published: November 2022

Geschichte des Ritters Götz von Berlichingen mit der eisernen Hand und seiner Familie. Nach Urkunden zusammengestellt und herausgegeben von Friedrich Wolfgang Götz von Berlichingen-Rossach, Leipzig: Brockhaus, 1861. XII, 778 Seiten; Illustrationen (10 lithographische Tafeln).
Dikkat Eksikliği ve Hiperaktivite Bozukluğu Tanısı Alan Çocukların YaĢam Kaliteleri ile Ebeveynlerinin ĠletiĢim Becerileri Arasındaki İlişki
Authors: TOPCU Ege Miray , ÇAM Mahire Olcay 
Published: November 2022

Amaç: Çocukları Dikkat Eksikliği Hiperaktivite Bozukluğu tanısı alan ebeveynlerin, iletişim becerilerinin çocuklarının yaşam kalitesi arasındaki ilişki incelemek amacıyla 101 çocuk ve 101 ebeveyn ile yürütülmüştür(n=202).
Yöntem: Araştırma ilişki arayan, kesitsel, tanımlayıcı desendedir. Araştırmada veriler, çocukların ve ebeveynin tanıtıcı bilgilerini içeren birey tanıtım formu, çocuklara Dikkat Eksikliği/Hiperaktivite Bozukluğu Yaşam Kalitesi Ölçeği, ebeveynlere İletişim Becerileri Değerlendirme Ölçeği ve Çocuk Ana-Baba İlişki Ölçeğinin uygulanması ile elde edilmiştir.
Bulgular: Çocukların yaşam kalitesi puan ortalaması yaşamlarının ev alanında 62.22±13.31, okul alanında 61.17±13.29’dur. Ailedeki toplam çocuk sayısının artması, çocukların kreşe gitmiş olmsı ve anaokuluna gitmiş olması yaşam kalitesini(ev ya da okul yaşam alanlarında) olumsuz etkilemektedir. Ailede başka bir DEHB tanısı almış kişinin olması ise yaşam kalitesini olumlu etkilemektedir. Ebeveynlerin iletişim becerileri ortalamaları yüksek bulunmuştur.
Sonuç: Araştırmaya katılan çocukların yaşam kalitesi ev ve okul yaşam alanlarında düşüktür. Çocukların sözel ifadeleri bu bulguları destekler niteliktedir. Araştırma örnekleminde DEHB tanılı çocukların yaşam kaliteleri ile ebeveynlerinin iletişim becerileri arasında bir ilişki saptanmamıştır.
Finnish Girlhood in the Twentieth Century: Public Representations and Private Stories
Authors: Aapola-Kari Sinikka 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This article focuses on change and continuity in the meanings of girlhood and adolescence in Finland during the twentieth century. There is an emphasis on the time period from the 1960s to the 1990s, but the article also includes a historical summary of early twentieth-century debates on girlhood and education, based on earlier research.
In the article, public, normative views of girlhood are contrasted with the private experiences of girls and linked with an overview of the changing social and cultural ideals of femininity.
Two main data sets will be drawn from: firstly, advice books for girls from the 1960s to the 1990s, and secondly, autobiographical stories written by girls and women of different ages in the mid-1990s. The analysis of the texts has been inspired by feminist poststructuralist theory, narrative analysis, and discourse analysis.
In the course of the article, it is shown that Finnish girls’ position as individuals and citizens has constantly been questioned. Their sexuality has been seen as particularly vulnerable, and their relationship to parents has often been full of tension. However, towards the end of the twentieth century, positions invested with more agency were gradually opening up for girls and young women in Finland, especially in relation to the neo-liberal individualist discourses that had become more and more prominent during that time.
Discussions on the Past: Shared Experience in the Collection of Finnish Folk Poetry
Authors: Seppä Tiina 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The article examines dialogues and encounters between rune collectors and rune singers, mainly by scrutinizing one case of collaboration. How did the physical, emotional ties and commitments of the collectors themselves influence the material they collected? What does it mean if we render commitments such as family ties visible? The singer, Anni Lehtonen, interprets the material learned from older relatives and shapes it for her own needs. Then the collector, Samuli Paulaharju, interprets this information from his own perspective—a perspective that already has informed the questions posed to the interviewee. Most importantly, this perspective (pre)determines the material. This means that the material we are now able to access in the archives was already shaped by at least two interpretative processes, separate from the selection process of the Archives of the Finnish Literature Society itself. The third layer of interpretation is the lens of the interpretative, reflective researcher—and after that, the readers.
The Narrativization of Political Socialization in Finnish Oral History Texts
Authors: Latvala Pauliina 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This article investigates the kinds of perspectives that can be gained from oral histories of quotidian political culture that cut across the party spectrum. The narrativization of political culture offers researchers a unique opportunity to study how we make sense of the relationship between our past and our politics, how we understand growing up in a particular political atmosphere, and the processes we undergo as we build and adjust our relationship to politics and political views. In addition to examining the transmission of daily political culture through the use of language and other cultural practices, the article also considers the applicability of oral history materials in cross-disciplinary studies on political socialization at the micro level.