bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A Antiliteratura de Augusto de Campos
Authors: Shellhorse Adam Joseph 
Published: January 2022

Este ensaio examina a recepção, trajetória, filosofia e as dimensões estéticas da poética do renomado escritor brasileiro Augusto de Campos dos anos 1950 até o presente. Na contramão das leituras que reduzem Campos ao concretismo, mostro como sua poesia é melhor enquadrada por seu compromisso com a radicalização permanente da linguagem. É o que chamo de abertura “pós-concreta” de Campos para outras artes, poetas e meios de comunicação de massa. Ilustro como a obra de Campos, desde a década de 1960, se caracteriza pelos seguintes motivos: sua ênfase no status liminar, antiliterário da poesia e sua não-conciliação com o campo literário; sua construção de novos protótipos poéticos; seu empenho em conduzir a poesia a um espaço intermédio, interdisciplinar, fundindo o verbal com o não-verbal; sua fidelidade à sintaxe gráfica, não-discursiva, analógica e isomórfica do concretismo; e seu esforço de recuperar e reinventar práticas poéticas e artísticas experimentais do passado, de Arnaut Daniel a Stéphane Mallarmé, Ezra Pound, Oswald de Andrade, Vladimir Mayakovsky, James Joyce, E.E. Cummings, Anton Webern, Marcel Duchamp, John Cage e Emily Dickinson. Considero quatro tensões fundamentais em jogo em Campos: entre poética e política, concretismo e outras artes, tradução e criação, e o compromisso de Campos de enfrentar o “risco” da poesia, ou seja, sua aventura nos espaços não-poéticos da era digital e tecnológica. Concluo com uma avaliação da concepção de Campos do poema como um agenciamento polifônico que combina diversos sistemas de signos –– da propaganda, pop e YouTube à música de vanguarda, poesia e pintura. Através da apropriação antiliterária da mídia, o poema renova a fala, a linguagem e a arte propriamente dita para tornar a humanidade mais consciente do ambiente sensorial e político total em que está imersa.
TERRITÓRIOS QUILOMBOLAS: acumulações capitalistas e patriarcais sobre o corpo das mulheres negras
Authors: Nascimento Silvane Magali Vale 
Published: January 2022

Este trabalho traz reflexões sobre os territórios quilombolas no contexto da acumulação capitalista. Considera o racismo como estrutura determinante para esse processo de acumulação, ao mesmo tempo em que também analisa que a sua constante reconfiguração é determinada pela necessidade de reprodução e ampliação da acumulação na Europa e cuja expansãofoi, posteriormente, atualizada no Novo Mundopor meio de variados processos de colonização. Aponta que hoje a reatualização do racismo é expressão das novas configurações das acumulações capitalistas (ancoradas no patriarcado) sobre os territórios negros, que, neste trabalho, se volta para os territórios quilombolas no Brasil, e mais, especificamenteao Maranhão, trazendo a debate as lutas das mulheres quilombolas nas perspectivas antirracistas e antipatriarcais no enfrentamento ao domínio desses territórios.QUILOMBOLA TERRITORIES: capitalist and patriarchal accumulations on the bodies of black womenAbstractHis work reflects on quilombola territories in the context of capitalist accumulation. We consider racism as a determining structure for this accumulation process, while we also consider that its constant reconfiguration is determined by the need for reproduction and expansion of capitalist accumulation that originated in Europe and whose expansion was later updated in the New World through varied colonization processes. Today, the re-updating of racism is an expression of the new configurations of capitalist accumulations (anchored in patriarchy) on black territories, which in this work, focuses on quilombola territories in Brazil, and more specifically in Maranhão, bringing to the debate the struggles of womenquilombolas from an anti-racist and anti-patriarchal perspective in confronting the domination of these territories.Keywords: Anti-racist struggles; Anti-capitalist struggles; Quilombola women; Quilombola territories; Capitalist accumulation.
RACISMO AMBIENTAL, ESQUECIMENTO E SELETIVIDADE ESTATAL: Quilombo Vidal Martins e o Parque Estadual do Rio Vermelho/SC
Authors: Tavares José Ricardo , Silva Camila Gomes da , Guimarães Catia Fernanda Ebersol , Costa Rogério Santos da 
Published: January 2022

Este artigo discute o racismo ambiental e as correlações com o esquecimento e a seletividade estatal ligados à problemática racial, fazendo um estudo de caso do Quilombo Vidal Martins e suas relações no território onde também se encontra o Parque Estadual do Rio Vermelho/PAERVE, em Florianópolis, SC. Trata-se de um estudo com base bibliográfica, documental, entrevistas e questionários com os atores envolvidos buscando na análise de conteúdo a reconstrução histórica da realidade. Por meio da pesquisa empírica e da observação foi possível compreender e apresentar elementos que demonstram como o racismo estrutural se reconfigura em injustiça e racismo ambiental desta Comunidade de remanescentes de pessoas escravizadas, indicando uma seletividade do Estado em políticas ambientais que tende a reproduzir estas situações estruturais criando uma contraditória "preservação socialmente predatória".ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM, FORGETFULNESS, AND STATE SELECTIVITY: Quilombo Vidal Martins and the Rio Vermelho State Park/SCAbstractThis article discusses environmental racism and the correlations with forgetfulness and state selectivity linked to racial issues, making a case study of Quilombo Vidal Martins and its relations in the territory where the Rio Vermelho/PAERVE State Park is also located, in Florianópolis , SC. This is a study based on bibliography, documents, interviews and questionnaires with the actors involved, seeking, in content analysis, the historical reconstruction of reality. Through empirical research and observation, it was possible to understand and present elements that demonstrate how structural racism is reconfigured in injustice and environmental racism in this Community of remnants of enslaved people, indicating a selectivityof the State in environmental policies that tends to reproduce these structural situations creating a contradictory "socially predatory preservation".Keywords: Structural racism; Social debt; Environmental policy; IMA/SC Environment Institute; Socially predatory preservation.
RELAÇÕES QUE PROMOVEM E REPRODUZEM A DESIGUALDADE E O RACISMO NO BRASIL
Authors: Corrêa Antônio Eugênio Furtado , Foster Eugênia da Luz Silva , Custódio Elivaldo Serrão 
Published: January 2022

O artigo tem por objetivo refletir sobre relações que, ao longo da história do Brasil, promovem, estruturam e reproduzem a desigualdade social e o racismo no país. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa exploratória-descritiva de cunho bibliográfica.A partir da revisão da literatura, busca delinear as ações cotidianas que concretizam a desigualdade e o racismo presente no decorrer dos tempos. Ressalta que o racismo, por envolver aspectos subjetivos em seus matizes conceituais, pode ser identificado na organização da sociedade, uma vez que o racismo estrutural parte desse arcabouço institucional e se materializa em falas e ações. Conclui que os resultados apontamuma diversidade de modos como a desigualdade social e o racismo nela entrelaçado estão presentes na estrutura social, bem como são frutos de um processo que organizou a sociedade desde o período colonial, o que favoreceu a elite ao longo dos tempos.RELATIONSHIPS THAT PROMOTE AND REPRODUCE INEQUALITY AND RACISM IN BRAZILAbstractThe article aims to reflect on relationships that, throughout the history of Brazil, promote, structure and reproduce social inequality and racism in the country. This is an exploratory-descriptive qualitative research of bibliographic nature. From the literature review, we sought to delineate the daily actions that materialize the inequality and racism present throughout time. Racism, as it involves subjective aspects in its conceptual nuances, can be identified in the organization of society, since structural racism starts from this institutional framework and is materialized in speeches and actions. The results show a diversity of ways in which social inequality and racism intertwined in it are present in the social structure, as well as being the result of a process that organized society since the colonial period, which favored the elite over time.Keywords: Racism; Social organization; Socioeconomic development; Public policies.
Analisis Tindak Tutur Ilokusi Akun Baksosapi.gapakemicin dalam Unggahan di Instagram (Suatu Analisis Pragmatik)
Authors: Melani Melly Vila , Yudi Utomo Asep Purwo 
Published: January 2022

This study focuses on the use of speech act in pragmatic mainly focused on illocution act on Baksosapi.gapakemicin instagram account. This research used descriptive method by observing research objects. The data resource in this research is illocution act on Baksosapi.gapakemicin instagram account which are straightforward and meaningful language. Austin's theory was used to assess and analyze the situation, representative, directive, expressive, commissive, and directive in the presence of evidence of uploads and analyzed from Searle. The result of this research showed that speech act which is often used in Baksosapi.gapakemicin instagram account is illocution act, although it tends to show joke or unclear text. However, this account has a great influence to reader dealing with something that has been written in the upload.
Penggunaan Probiotik EM4 Terhadap Laju Pertumbuhan Ikan Lele (Clarias Sp) Dengan Dosis yang Berbeda
Authors: Zainuddin Zainuddin , Awaludin Awaludin , Acay Acay , Melisa Atika Okta 
Published: January 2022

<p>Penelitian penggunaan probiotik komersial dengan dosis yang berbeda terhadap pertumbuhan ikan lele dilakukan di Mini <em>Hatchery </em>Fakultas Perikanan dan Ilmu Kelautan Universitas Borneo Tarakan tahun 2019. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui penggunaan probiotik terhadap laju pertumbuhan ikan lele (<em>Clarias </em>sp)dengan dosis yang berbeda dengan ukuran 4-5 cm. penelitian ini menggunakan rancangan acak lengkap (RAL) 4 perlakuan dan 3 ulangan. A (kontrol), B (10 ml/kg pakan), C (20 ml/kg pakan) dan D (30 ml/kg pakan). Penelitian ini dilakukan selama 30 hari. Parameter yang diamti adalah pertumbuhan panjang dan berat, kelangsungan hidup, serta beberapa parameter kualitas air seperti suhu, pH, DO dan amoniak. Pengukuran pertumbuhan ikan lele dilakukan 2 kali hari pertama dan hari terakhir penelitian yang berlangsung 30 hari. Hasil penelitian menunjukan pertumbuhan panjang rata-rata ikan lele pada perlakuan A (1,100± 0,190 cm), B (1,0600 ± 0,141 cm), C (1,0633 ± 0,041 cm) dan perlakuan D (3,3067 ± 3,120 cm). Rata-rata bobot ikan lele pada perlakuan A (2,7800 ± 0,376 gr), B (2,6100 ± 0,556 gr), C (3,646 ± 2,276 gr) dan perlakuan D (3,026 ± 0,345 gr). Sedangkan pada kelangsungan hidup ikan lele pada perlakuan A (100 ± 00%), B (86,66 ± 11,54%), C (86,66 ± 11,54%) dan perlakuan D (100 ± 00%).</p><p> </p>
FORMULASI DAN UJI AKTIVITAS TONIK RAMBUT EKSTRAK ETANOL DAUN BIDARA (Ziziphus nummularia) PADA KELINCI
Authors: Sativa Novriza , Noviyanti NFN , Pratiwi Risha Amilia , Hindun Siti 
Published: January 2022

Hair tonic is one of the cosmetic products for hair loss treatment that can be applied practically, absorbed easily by the scalp, and posseses no irritation effect. Various plant extracts are formulated to treat hair loss as an alternative to synthetic-based hair tonics which causing harmful side effects. Ziziphus nummularia is potential to treat hair loss due to its antiinflammatory and antioxidant activities, reducing the negative effects of oxidative stress on scalp’s papillae cell. However, there are limited information on hair tonic formulation and testing of bidara leaves extract on hair growth in mammals. This study aimed to determine the best hair tonic formula from bidara leaves etahnolic extract and to test its activity on hair growth of rabbits. The study was conducted at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Laboratory, Garut University, from March 2020 to March 2021. The treatments were hair tonic formulations from ethanolic extract of bidara leaves at 3%, 6%, and 12% concentrations; distilled water (negative control) and minoxidil (positive control) and repeated three times Parameters observed were hair tonic characteristics (odor, color, viscocity, homogeneity, pH), irritation effect and hair growth rate. The formulas of 3%, 6%, and 12% of bidara leaves ethanolic extract had uniform odor, color, viscosity, homogeneity, and pH. Furthermore, all three formulas were non-irritating to rabbit skin. The best formula was hair tonic with 3% ethanolic extract of bidara leaves which was stimulated rabbit’s hair growth up to 10.67 mm for 28 days and was better than control and 2% minoxidil.
Study on Three-Dimensional Dynamic Stability of Open-Pit High Slope under Blasting Vibration
Authors: Li Xiaoshuang , Li Qihang , Hu Yunjin , Chen Qiusong , Peng Jun , Xie Yulin , Wang Jiawen 
Published: January 2022

AbstractThe propagation process of blasting vibration has always been a difficult problem affecting the stability of high slopes in open-pit mines. Taking the Jianshan Phosphorus Mine as the research background, combined with engineering geological investigation, field blasting test, blasting vibration monitoring, numerical simulation technology, and theoretical analysis, the three-dimensional dynamic stability of the adjacent high slope after blasting vibration was systematically studied. In our study, a small-diameter buffer shock-absorbing blasting technology near the slope was proposed, which greatly improved the production efficiency. Through regression analysis of a large amount of vibration test data, the law of blasting vibration propagation in Jianshan stope and Haifeng stope was obtained. In addition, by establishing four three-dimensional geomechanical numerical models, the slope’s own frequency, damping characteristics, and dynamic response acceleration distribution after detonation were studied, respectively. On the other hand, under the action of Ei Centro wave with 8-degree seismic intensity, the maximum total acceleration and maximum total displacement of the slope were calculated and analyzed. Both the explosion unloading of the 8-degree earthquake and the Ei Centro wave simulation results showed that the high slope near the Jianshan Phosphorus Mine was generally in a stable state. Thus, this study can provide technical support and theoretical guidance for mine blasting.
Doenças diagnosticadas pelo Laboratório de Patologia Veterinária em 2018
Authors: Felicetti Perosa Fernanda , Gris Anderson , Cechin Renan Augusto , Mingotti Taisson Rafael , Carneiro Christofe , Silva Isabela Gimenes , Bavaresco Lucas Henrique , Ascoli Baldi Kelen Regina , Milagres Augusto Gomes Teane , Mendes Ricardo Evandro 
Published: January 2022

Este trabalho apresenta a casuística de diagnósticos no ano de 2018 do Laboratório de Patologia Veterinária do IFC Campus Concórdia. Foram 185 diagnósticos em bovinos, 18 em ovinos e 40 em suínos, totalizando 243. Destes, 191 (81,9%) foram através de necropsias e 44 (18,1%) através de amostras formolizadas enviadas por veterinários. Em bovinos as doenças mais incidentes foram miosite clostridial com 9 casos (5,0%); intoxicação por Prunus (sphaerocarpa) myrtifolia com 9 casos (5,0%); intoxicação por nitrato/nitrito com 7 casos (3,9%); e carcinoma de células escamosas com 7 casos (3,9%). Já em ovinos, foi hemoncose com 7 casos (38,9%) e, em suínos, a circovirose com 6 casos (15,0%).
Technology Focus: Water Management (December 2021)
Authors: Swartwout Rosa 
Published: January 2022

As the oil and gas industry evolves to become more socially responsible with using natural resources such as water, economics constraints are an ever-present concern. The three highlighted papers share different approaches regarding how produced water could be managed economically. The topics span from working collaboratively between governmental agencies, industry, and academia toward practical solutions; applying digital technology; and water management for smaller operators.
The lessons learned from a regulatory perspective in Trinidad and Tobago about gaps and deficiencies in regulatory enforcements are not unique and are applicable in many parts of the world. Lessons learned include using an integrated management approach; understanding relevant environmental standards; and standardizing how solutions are evaluated and assessed, all of which could lead to better outcomes.
The digital space can be capitalized to enable cost savings in water management. Advancements such as using machine learning to optimize membrane performance in sulfate removal units is one of many possible applications.
The traditional mindset has been that economically viable produced-water management required large-scale development. The technical paper on this topic illustrates water management executed at smaller scale, such as a five-well section development plan in an unconventional reservoir that proves financially beneficial. This was accomplished by taking an integrated approach to embedding recycling and reuse of produced water in the lifecycle of the well.
As an industry, we have opportunities to manage and reduce our impact on water resources by adopting digital technology, consistent and relevant government regulations, and integrating planning throughout the lifecycle—from project inception to product delivery to end users.
Machine-Learning Techniques Track, Monitor Offshore Water-Treatment KPIs
Authors: Carpenter Chris 
Published: January 2022

This article, written by JPT Technology Editor Chris Carpenter, contains highlights of paper SPE 206173, “Offshore Water-Treatment KPIs Using Machine-Learning Techniques,” by Lauren Flores, Martin Morles, and Cheng Chen, Chevron, prepared for the 2021 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, Dubai, 21–23 September. The paper has not been peer reviewed.
New water treatment facilities in the Gulf of Mexico include a seawater sulfate removal unit (SRU) to mitigate reservoir souring and scaling. Current industrial practice relies on only pressure drop and regular cleaning intervals to perform SRU maintenance, which may result in reduced membrane life because of cleaning frequency or severe membrane fouling without the capability to predict fouling based on process conditions. The machine-learning techniques applied in the complete paper aim to deliver a prediction model based on both simulation and real-time field data. The model tracks and monitors system key performance indicators (KPIs).

KPI Model Establishment
Before KPI models were established in this study, key model input and output parameters were identified. The input parameters were values that could be measured directly, including feed temperature, feed and permeate total dissolved solids (TDS), and feed and reject pressures. The output parameters were predicted membrane pressures, fouling factors, and permeate sulfate concentrations. For membrane fouling monitoring, current industrial practice over-looks the effect of other parameters on pressure drop, which may lead to incorrect decisions. In this study, fouling factor was used to reflect an accurate picture of membrane fouling.
Fouling factor is a projection of mem-brane fouling over time, typically with a value between 0 to 1. A fouling factor of 1 indicates that the aged membrane has the same fouling profile as new membrane, while a smaller fouling factor means more-severe fouling. With regard to the SRU process, the major fouling mechanisms causing flux reduction include particle plugging and biofouling.
The first step was to obtain SRU data for the prediction model. Because the SRU has not been installed, a membrane-simulation tool was applied to generate performance data under various operating conditions.
The next step was to use simulation data for model selection, training, and validation. Several models were evaluated using training data, and the model scores were compared. Metrics were used to determine the model that best fit the data used; however, extensive validation and sensitivity analyses were used to understand the model capability of generalization.
Definitions provided in this synopsis are taken from sources documented in the complete paper.
An IoT Enabled Heart Disease Monitoring System Using Grey Wolf Optimization and Deep Belief Network
Authors: S Sandhiya , U Palani 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Heart disease is a deadly disease today irrespective of age group among people because they are not aware about their heart disease level, and the kind of heart diseases. It is necessary to aware about their type of heart diseases and the regular disease monitoring process in this quick world. This paper proposes a new heart disease monitoring system with the incorporation of Internet of Things and Deep Learning technique for safeguarding the patients. Here, a new feature selection algorithm which is incorporated for performing better classification through deep learning algorithm. In this proposed heart disease monitoring system, we monitor the disease level according to the inputs that are given to the IoT devices. Moreover, it classifies the patient details according to the heart disease types and the severity of the disease. Finally, it gives alarm/message to the patients according to the type of heart disease with the available inputs. The experiments have been demonstrated and proved as the proposed system is better in terms of prediction accuracy.
The Usefulness of MRI R2* Value In Diagnosing And Staging of Rat Liver Fibrosis
Authors: Yu Jin Hong , Yang Chao Feng , Zuo Hui , Das Sushant Kumar , Li Yang 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Background: Liver fibrosis involves the increase of iron deposition. however, whether R2* measurement can be used as a noninvasive method to characterize processes of fibrogenesis with iron deposition is not clear. This study aims at assessing the usefulness of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) R2* value in diagnosing and staging of rat liver fibrosis. Methods: Male Sprague-Dawley rats were injected intraperitoneally with a mixture of 1.0 ml/kg carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) and oil (1:1 v/v) twice a week for 12 weeks. Liver R2* value was quantitatively determined by multi - echo fast gradient echo sequence. Liver iron content (LIC) was evaluated by an atomic absorption spectrophotometer. The stage of liver fibrosis was assessed by pathological METAVIR scores. The performances of R2* values for each fibrosis stage were evaluated. The receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was used to determine the optimal cutoff values for fibrosis stage. Results: R2* values and LIC gradually increased during the progression of the liver fibrosis, the correlation between the R2* values and the LIC was high-positive. There were significant differences in R2* values among the stages of liver fibrosis (F= 30.84，P < 0.001). There was a significant positive correlation between R2* values and LIC (r= 0.984, P < 0.001). The most discriminating cutoff values of R2* were 46.84 Hz for ≥ F1, 55.30 Hz for ≥ F2, 68.06 Hz for ≥ F3, and 78.79 Hz for F4. Conclusion: R2* values can be used for detecting and staging liver fibrosis. The degree of liver fibrosis was related to the degree of increase in R2* measurements.