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Influences of George Gordon Byron on Asdren
Authors: Karjagdiu Lirak , Mrasori Naser 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Poets and writers who introduced Byron to the Albanians a few years before his death, who expressed their sympathy, respect, and admiration for his works, and who were influenced by him in one way or another are Jeronim De Rada, Elena Gjika, Anastas Kullurioti, Faik Konica, Asdren, Luigj Gurakuqi, Ismail Kadare, Agim Shehu, Dhori Qirjazi, Faik Deda, etc. Some of them even wrote poems about Byron. Out of all the aforementioned Albanian poets, one of the Albanian poets most influenced by Byron was Asdren.
Using qualitative and comparative literary methods, this article examines the impact of Byron’s poetry on Asdren’s poetry by focusing on the main similarities and differences of these two poets who belong to different literatures and cultures.
The paper concludes that Asdren is beyond doubt one of the poets most influenced by Byron. His poems have strange and interesting similarities as well as concordance with the themes, motifs, messages, and style of Byron’s poems. Most likely, Asdren read Byron’s poems and tried to imitate his way of writing, therefore Asdren’s poems are quite similar to Byron’s poems in terms of themes, motifs, symbols, style, etc., though there are differences between their poems as well. The themes and motifs of tyranny, rebellion, struggle for freedom, sacrifice, suffering, honor, death, etc., connect Byron’s poetry to Asdren’s.
Wulf and EadwacerReloaded: John of Antioch and the Starving Wife of Odoacer
Authors: Shiels Ian 
Published: December 2022

AbstractThis study re-examines the idea that Eadwacer in the short Old English ‘Elegy’Wulf and Eadwaceris a literary representation of the historical Odoacer, a fifth-century Germanic king of Italy, and Wulf is his historical and traditional literary opponent, Theoderic the Ostrogoth. The text of the poem is compared for the first time with the historical records of the contention between Odoacer and Theoderic, and particularly of the siege of Ravenna (490–493). A new and revealing analogue is identified in a seventh-century chronicle of this event by John of Antioch, which introduces Odoacer’s wife as a woman who is starved to death, mirroring a puzzling detail in the poem. It is argued that the historical record (itself featuring literary influence) explains the characters and scenario ofWulf and Eadwacer, which can thus be re-interpreted as a linguistically highly adept and bitter lyric spoken by Eadwacer’s wife, lamenting her marriage to him and longing for her outlaw love, Wulf, set in the landscape of northern Italy. It is argued that it is a unique example of a poem in the (possibly Continental-derived) Anglo-Saxon Theoderic tradition, which was otherwise lost save for a few brief allusions in other poems. It is also suggested that the importance of its speaker and her feminine viewpoint ought to be incorporated into our concept of “heroic” poetry, as it existed in England by the latter tenth century.
Concurrent validity and reliability of a smartphone-based application for the head repositioning and cervical range of motion
Authors: Romero-Franco Natalia , Oliva-Pascual-Vaca Ángel , Fernández-Domínguez Juan Carlos 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Objectives
To evaluate the validity and reliability of a smartphone-based application against inertial sensors to measure head repositioning (by using joint position sense –JPS) and cervical range of motion (ROM).

Methods
JPS and cervical ROM were evaluated for neck flexion, extension and both-sides lateral flexion in thirty-one volunteers. Participants were simultaneously evaluated with inertial sensors and the smartphone application. A total of 248 angles were compared for concurrent validity. Inter-tester and intra-tester reliability were evaluated through scoring of images with the smartphone application by two testers, and re-scoring images by the same tester.

Results
Very high correlation was observed between both methods for ROM in all neck movements and JPS in left-side lateral flexion (r>0.9), and high for JPS in the rest of movements (r>0.8). Bland-Altman plots always demonstrated absolute agreement. Inter-and intra-tester reliability was perfect for JPS and ROM in all the neck movements (ICC>0.81).

Conclusions
This smartphone-based application is valid and reliable for evaluating head repositioning and cervical ROM compared with inertial sensors in healthy and young adults. Health professionals could use it in an easier and portable way in field conditions.
Deformation behavior and formability of friction stir processed DP600 steel
Authors: Yilmaz Imren Ozturk , Yilmaz Mumin , Saray Onur 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The effect of friction stir processing (FSP) on the formability of DP600 steel was experimentally investigated and the basic relationships between biaxial deformation behavior and FSP-induced evolutions in microstructural and mechanical properties were established. FSP formed a microstructure that consists of lath martensite with increased volume fraction compared to as-received (AR) microstructure that mainly consisted of well-distributed fine martensite particles in a ferrite matrix. Consequently, AR yield strength (301 MPa) and ultimate tensile strength (621 MPa) increased to about 811 and 1054 MPa, respectively. This strength enhancement achieved accompanied by adequate uniform elongation and elongation to failure values of 6.3 and 13.0%, respectively. Under biaxial loading conditions, good strain hardenability of the AR DP600 steel brought about a large membrane stretching regime leading to high punch force for biaxial flow. After FSP, both punch displacements within the membrane stretching regime decreased due to the increased volume fraction of lath martensite leading to higher cracking tendency. In result, cup depth and peak punch force of FSPed DP600 decreased from 8.7 mm and 33.2 kN to 7.1 mm and 28.1 kN, respectively. The obtained results simply indicate that FSP can be employed to enhance the strength of dual-phase steels with a reasonable level of formability.
Какое время суток бывает добрым, хорошим или спокойным: русские конструкции приветствия и прощания в синхронии и диахронии
Authors: Скребцова Татьяна Георгиевна 
Published: December 2022

Аннотация
В статье рассматриваются русские этикетные формулы приветствия и прощания, представляющие собой сочетание существительного со значением времени суток и согласованного с ним прилагательного. На основании данных Национального корпуса русского языка анализируются их формальные и коммуникативно-функциональные особенности, а также динамика употребления на протяжении последних двух столетий. Особое внимание уделяется изменениям, произошедшим за последние 30 лет под влиянием социально-политических трансформаций, технического прогресса в области информационно-коммуникационных технологий и глобализации.
Disclosure and Enforcement under the EU Listing Act
Authors: Veil Rüdiger , Wiesner Marc , Reichert Moritz 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Efficient capital markets improve the financing options for corporations and enhance the efficiency of the real economy. A single market for capital for European Member States boosts these macroeconomic benefits. This is the basic idea of the Capital Markets Union (CMU). With the Targeted Consultation on the Listing Act, the European Commission aims to further develop the CMU and strengthen European capital markets. The Consultation focuses, among other things, on the attractiveness of European capital markets (especially for SMEs), the efficient design of disclosure on the primary and secondary markets, and enforcement. We welcome the European Commission’s initiative and consider it useful to capture the prevailing opinion of market participants on European capital markets law being in need of reform. However, more courageous, and balanced steps are needed to further develop the CMU in an effective and meaningful way. The European legislator can do more to overcome fragmentation of Member States’ capital markets (e. g. establishing a ‘Single European Market’ as an optional ‘28th regime’). Furthermore, we consider how the regulation of European capital markets law can help to facilitate capital market-based financing in the European Union. To that end, we address key regulatory issues of primary markets law as well as the regulation of insider trading and ad hoc disclosure. Finally, the Consultation is an opportunity to discuss the issue of capital markets law enforcement from a holistic perspective. The time is ripe for a European discussion on a coherent and efficient enforcement concept.
Related Party Transactions: Lessons From Regulation in Greece
Authors: Vervessos Nikolaos 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Transactions conducted between a SA and its related parties are at the forefront of domestic and foreign theory. The vast interest in this issue is justified by a series of scandals in the international financial system, which demonstrate in the best possible way that the law of dealing with related parties is not only law in the books, but also law in practice. This study aims to provide a legal analysis of related party transactions using Greek law as an example. It first highlights the risks arising from these transactions and then the mechanisms designed to deal therewith. Furthermore, it describes the incorporation of the EU rules into the Greek legal system and then it attempts to answer several key issues arising from the implementation of the provisions on RTPs. This paper concludes with an overall assessment of the application of the new institutional framework with regard to transactions of a SA with its related parties.
Jugendlyrik der DDR
Authors: Streim Gregor 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Under the umbrella of the Free German Youth (FDJ), starting in the 1960 s, the GDR instituted a comprehensive development program to instruct and motivate young adults to write poetry. This paper outlines the history of this project as well as its political, pedagogical, and aesthetic contexts, and develops corresponding research questions.
Gender-Konstellationen im deutschsprachigen Dorfroman der Gegenwart
Authors: Knorr Sebastian 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This article addresses the prevalence of current German-language village novels such as Juli Zeh’s Unterleuten or Dörte Hansen’s Altes Land and argues for a consideration of a gender perspective. It assumes a recourse to rural material against the background of a crisis of rural and urban identity concepts, which are constructed in the texts in a conflicting manner.
Franz Michael Felder: Aus meinem Leben – Autofiktion, Autosoziobiografie, Autoethnografie
Authors: Twellmann Marcus 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The article discusses three related but different concepts (autofiction, autosociobiography, and autoethnography) for the study of autobiography with regard to Franz Michael Felder’s Aus meinem Leben. The aim is to open new perspectives on this 19th century text while testing the concepts’ historical range of applicability.
Time, Place, and Religion: Rethinking the Contexts of the Village Tales of Berthold Auerbach, Alban Stolz, and Johann Peter Hebel
Authors: Smith Helmut Walser 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This essay tries to contextualize a very popular nineteenth-century literary genre – Dorfgeschichten, village tales – from the standpoint of a historian.1 It considers two of the most widely read exemplars of the genre – Berthold Auerbach’s Schwarzwälder Dorfgeschichten and Alban Stolz’s Kalender für Zeit und Ewigkeit, and places them in relation to a third: Johann Peter Hebel’s Rheinisches Schatzkästlein. The essay argues that it makes sense to approach this genre from the early nineteenth-century context – temporal, spatial, and religious – that formed it rather than from problems, such as industrialization, encountered in a later time. It also argues for due consideration of historical concreteness over strict considerations of genre.
Day-ahead optimal operation of active distribution networks with distributed generation and energy storage
Authors: Feroldi Diego , Rullo Pablo 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In this work we address the optimal operation in active distribution networks (ADNs) with high penetration of renewable energies and energy storage. The optimal performance of ADNs can include two different optimization problems: Unit Commitment (UC) and Economic Dispatch (ED). The UC problem determines the start-up and shutdown planning of all the dispatchable generation units to supply the electricity demand, minimizing the total cost of operation, while the ED problem determines the active output power of each of the committed units for each hour of the planning horizon. Both problems have the objectives of minimizing the total cost, supplying the demand and complying with the restrictions of the main network. Here the two problems are solved together to achieve the day-ahead optimal operation of active distribution networks with distributed generation and energy storage. A test system based on the IEEE 33-bus distribution network was proposed. The optimal operation problem presented here is analyzed using four scenarios with different renewable generation and load conditions and a time-varying profile for the purchase price of energy from the network. The results reveal that the proposed network together with the optimization methodology can face diverse and highly demanding load situations, with the full use of renewable energies and complying with all the restrictions imposed. The proposed methodology is suitable for use in other optimization problems such as determining the sizing of storage units and distributed generation.
Three-dimensional simulation of vortex growth within entry flow of a polymer melt
Authors: Tseng Huan-Chang 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The corner vortex phenomenon occurring in entry flow is relevant to both polymer rheology and polymer processing. The famous viscoelastic constitutive equations in numerical computations of fluid mechanics have always had limited relevance at low apparent shear rates. However, three-dimensional (3D) simulations of viscoelastic fluids have been rarely found in advanced rheology. Recently, the GNF-X (eXtended Generalized Newtonian Fluid) constitutive equation of the weighted shear/extensional viscosity developed in advanced rheology of complex fluids has been incorporated into state-of-the-art predictive engineering tools. Thereby, 3D numerical simulations of entry flow were performed for a LDPE (low-density polyethylene) melt. As a validation, the predicted vortex streamlines are in good agreement with related experimental observations. More importantly, the simulation results show the vortex growth with respect to apparent shear rates, contraction ratios, and inlet angles. In particular for extensional viscosity, the stronger extension hardening characteristic yields a large vortex size.
Labor Skill, Trade and Capital Intensity, and the Fall of Manufacturing Real Wages: Panel Evidence from Mexican Industries
Authors: Ibarra Carlos A. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The paper studies the fall in manufacturing real wages that took place in Mexico after the China shock of 2001. It shows, first, that the wage reductions reflected a significant transmission of the China shock, plus a weak link between labor-productivity and real-wage growth; and second, that the weight of these two factors was conditioned by the skill level of workers and the trade and capital intensity of industries in Mexico. Thus, while the China shock hit harder medium and high-skilled workers in capital-intensive industries, the weak link between productivity and wage growth affected more the low-skilled in trade-intensive industries. Results come from the estimation of wage equations by skill level for an annual panel of 20 manufacturing industries at NAICS three-digit level, for different periods but focusing on 1996–2017 (the NAFTA period) and 2003–2017 (the post-China shock period).
Jeffery-Hamel flow extension and thermal analysis of Oldroyd-B nanofluid in expanding channel
Authors: Boudjemline Attia , Ahmad Irshad , Rehman Sohail , Hashim  , Khedher Nidhal Ben 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
We present a novel theoretical model to investigate the pressure-driven flow of a non-Newtonian Oldroyd-B nanofluid in an expanding channel. The momentum and temperature field equations are developed on the bases of momentum conservation law and Fourier’s principle of heat transfer in conjunction with Buongiorno’s model of nanofluids. Numerical investigations on a viscoelastic Oldroyd-B fluid flowing in horizontal, converging, and diverging channel have been carried out to collect point-by-point stress data i.e., the shear stresses and flow field). The constitutive model of a viscoelastic fluid adopting the Oldroyd-B model is considered to characterize the rheological behavior of the fluid. The flow equations are changed to a non-linear system and solved numerically using the Runge–Kutta Butcher method via MATLAB code. Numerous emerging flow parameters are probed for their effects on flow and heat transfer characteristics using extensive numerical computing. In converging flow, increasing the Reynolds number and channel angle leads to an increase in velocity distribution, indicating that backflow is eliminated. However, the velocity decreases as the retardation parameter increases significantly. Furthermore, the Oldroyd-B nano liquid literature is elevated by the Brownian motion and thermophoresis parameter, while for the concentration of the nanoparticles the behavior is contrary. The velocity field of an Oldroyd-B fluid is compared with the velocity fields for viscous fluids, which are then traced out as limiting instances. In comparison, the results for polymer solutions obtained in this analysis are compared with a Newtonian fluid.
Design and evaluation of ecological interface for Feedwater Deaerating Tank and Gas Stripper System based on cognitive work analysis
Authors: Xu Zhihui , He Junzhou , Wu Gang , Peng Huaqing , Liu Zhiyao , Yan Shengyuan 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The investigation of nuclear power plants (NPPs) accidents in the past shows that most of the accidents mainly occur in unexpected events. In this study, in order to verify whether Ecological Interface Design (EID) improves the situational awareness of operators in NPPs, this paper first analyzes the system by using the first three stages of cognitive work analysis, and then applies EID to the operating interface of NPPs to develop an ecological interface. In order to make the test results more complete, an improved interface has also been developed. A process expert and six operators were invited to participate in our experiments to measure situational awareness. The results show that the situational awareness of ecological interfaces in unexpected events is significantly higher than that of traditional and advanced interfaces. The significance of this study is that EID, as a practical technology, can be widely used in operator control rooms to improve the ability of operators to solve unexpected events.
Gamification for English language teaching: A case study in translation and interpreting
Authors: Alcaide-Martínez Marta , Taillefer Lidia 
Published: December 2022

AbstractTwenty-first century societies are increasingly connected thanks to new technologies and the use of English as a lingua franca. This means that students have to be proficient in all four English language skills (writing, reading, listening and speaking) in order to obtain a university degree and get a job. Despite the fact that English is studied in Spain from a very early age, it seems that learners fail to acquire English language proficiency. Therefore, the main objective of this article is to investigate the effectiveness of gamification as an active methodology for teaching English, specifically to students of the BA in Translation and Interpreting at the University of Malaga (Spain). To this end, we have employed a mixed methodology to collect quantitative and qualitative data on the opinions of a sample of students of the mentioned degree. The results demonstrate that gamification has many positive effects on learning, as it enables students to be more motivated in the classroom.
„Du bist einfach ein Schönling/ein Prachtkerl!“ – zur Kontrastivität des expliziten Kompliments in der männlichen Kommunikation
Authors: Khrystenko Oksana 
Published: December 2022

AbstractIn this paper, the explicit compliments within male gender-homogeneous groups are examined in a contrastive way. There are some findings in gender linguistics that notice a low frequency of this speech act in male groups and ascribe certain thematic priorities to them. Although it has been postulated that compliments men exchange have more to do with the evaluation of their performance and authority assertion, [the] male complimenting behavior is also seen as highly ambivalent. The following study examines whether there are certain differences and similarities in the frequency, subject matter, grammatical and phonological design of explicit compliments in [the] groups of males with different cultural backgrounds.
Semantic Anti-Realism in Kant’s Antinomy Chapter
Authors: Willert Kristoffer 
Published: December 2022

AbstractBy considering the semantic footings of the so-called antinomies of pure reason, this article contributes to the debate about whether Kant was committed tosemantic realismoranti-realism. That is, whether verification-transcendent judgements are truth-apt (realism) or not (anti-realism). Against the (empiricist) semantic principle that Strawson, and others, have ascribed to Kant as the “principle of significance,” the bedrock of my article is what I call Kant’sReal Principle of Significance: an extension-based and normative principle stating that a judgement can have no “significance” or “objective validity” (truth-value) without a universally recognizable norm for verifying it. This principle entails semantic anti-realism. I argue that we can extract the principle from the antinomy chapter ofKrV, since in there Kant concludes that judgements of the form “the world as such is x” are without “significance” (lack a truth-value) in virtue of being unverifiable as a matter of principle. I propose that Kant’s reference to some of the antinomical judgements as “false” is not incompatible with this anti-realist reading because he operates with two distinct world-concepts: an illegitimate transcendental realist one and a legitimate transcendental idealist one. In contrast to most anti-realist Kant-interpretations, it is furthermore argued that any satisfactory anti-realist construal of Kant’s view must be compatible with his assertion that the thesis in the third antinomy about freedom “can be true.” That requires a thicker conception of “significance” or “objective validity” than what is often ascribed to Kant, which is encapsulated by theReal Principle of Significance.