bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Digitalisation-induced performance improvement: Don't take it for granted!
Authors: Szalavetz Andrea 
Published: December 2022

AbstractIn a context of rapid technological change, digital manufacturing technologies bear the promise of enabling significant improvement in operational efficiency. However, evidence indicates that investing in smart digital solutions, per se, does not guarantee performance improvement. Smart factory projects may be derailed, failing to realise the expected operational benefits. This study addresses the gap between academic propositions regarding the unequivocally positive impact of digitalisation and the actual evidence.It draws on data obtained from 18 interviews with technology providers, managers and front-line workers at 12 Hungarian manufacturing companies. We use the concepts of resource complementarity, task–technology misfit, and technology acceptance as a theoretical lens to categorise the seemingly idiosyncratic and context-specific operational problems.We find that digital technology implementation produces inferior-to-expectations outcomes unless companies invest in and upgrade their complementary intangible resources. Four distinct, albeit strongly interrelated types of complementarities are identified: managerial, organisational, skill-related and technical complementarities. Managerial capabilities to adjust the organisational structure, improve workflows and develop a strategy to address technical problems are found to be paramount to eliminate task-technology misfit and enhance technology acceptance.
Writing to make a difference: Discursive analysis of writer identity in research articles on management
Authors: Lehman Iga , Cybulska-Gómez de Celis Katarzyna , Sułkowski Łukasz 
Published: December 2022

Our purpose in this research is to quantitatively analyse how the communication of managerial knowledge is realised in research articles written by experienced writers for publication and those produced by graduate students as a course grade requirement. Specifically, we look at the ways these writers construct their authorial identities (textually conveyed in ‘voice’). To do so, we combine Hyland’s (2008) interactional model of voice with the Author’s (xxxx) conceptualisation of ‘writer identity.’
The study results reveal important differences with regard to the expression of interaction in written discourse, with novices employing more interpersonal features to involve readers and experienced authors making linguistic choices to establish authority in their texts. We show that the use of interpersonal metadiscourse renders academic texts more accessible, reader engaging and interesting. This enables us to work towards the development of more effective writing instruction which is particularly relevant for English for Academic Purposes pedagogy.
Keywords: discourse analysis, management writing, writer identity, reader inclusion
Exploring academic reading status and the challenges faced by graduate students of applied linguistics
Authors: Nejadghanbar Hassan , Atai Mahmood Reza , Snow Catherine 
Published: December 2022

Academic reading and writing abilities are prerequisites to success in postgraduate programs. These should be domains of competence in particular for students in applied linguistics, whose studies and future performance as teachers require insight into these skills. A questionnaire was administered to 194 students, who assessed their own academic reading skills. In addition, open-ended questions added to the questionnaire and interviews with 14 students were analyzed, yielding eight domains identified as particular challenges. The results revealed that students assessed their information literacy to be the weakest one. The eight areas of challenge included: shortage of time, information literacy, content knowledge, critical literacy, writers’ language style and generic features of texts, teachers’ high expectations and vague instructions, insufficient statistical literacy and insufficient interaction with peers.
Acronyms and neighboring categories in the language of photography
Authors: Mykytka Iryna 
Published: December 2022

This article focuses on the acronyms and related items, namely abbreviations, alphabetisms, blends, and clippings in the language of photography, a field that has not yet been previously examined. Numerous studies have dealt with these word-formation processes in the general language and, although to a lesser extent, in the different specialized languages. To date, despite the ubiquitous presence of photography in the modern world, no research has addressed the use of these categories in the language of photography, as one of many fields of ESP. This paper intends to fill this gap and to identify, analyze and classify acronyms, alphabetisms, abbreviations, blends, and clippings in the photography discourse focusing on their structure and characteristics. To fulfill this objective a corpus-based approach was followed. The data was gathered from professional photography blogs providing authentic up-to-date lexis. The results suggest that these categories abound in the language of photography. Although to a different extent, there are acronyms (e.g., lomo, gobo), alphabetisms (e.g., DSLR, TLR, HDR), abbreviations (e.g., Mpx, fps, mm), blends (squinch, digicam), and clippings (e.g., photog, cam, pano), apart from peripheral cases (e.g. 4K, B&W, RAW, L*a*b*) and hybrid categories (e.g. PNG, Jpeg, EOS, GAS).
Estimates of κ0 and Effects on Ground Motions in the San Francisco Bay Area
Authors: Nye Tara , Sahakian Valerie J. , King Elias , Baltay Annemarie , Klimasewski Alexis 
Published: December 2022

ABSTRACTGround-motion studies are a key component of seismic hazard analyses and often rely on information of the source, path, and site. Extensive research has been done on each of these parameters; however, site-specific studies are of particular interest to seismic hazard studies, especially in the field of earthquake engineering, as near-site conditions can have a significant impact on the resulting ground motion at a site. There has been much focus on the constraint of site parameters and their application to seismic hazard studies, especially in the development of ground-motion models (GMMs). Kappa is an observational parameter describing the high-frequency attenuation of spectra, and its site contribution (κ0) has shown to be a good predictor of high-frequency ground motions; however, measurements are often limited. In this study, we develop a κ0 dataset for the San Francisco Bay area (SFBA) by estimating κ0 for 228 stations, and we produce a continuous regional map of κ0. We find κ0 to range between 0.003 and 0.072 s, with larger values concentrating on the east, north, and south sides of the bay, and lower values concentrating on the west side. We also evaluate the robustness of κ0 as a site parameter and find it to correlate with peak ground acceleration. These estimates of κ0 can add predictive power to GMMs, thus increasing the accuracy of predicted ground motion and improving the robustness of ground-motion studies in the SFBA.
La UCD y el PSD: Sinergias ibéricas en un centro-derecha en transición
Authors: Sabater Navarro Gregorio 
Published: December 2022

La colaboración entre el centroderecha de España y Portugal durante las transiciones a la democracia adquiere su significado completo en el marco de lo que se denomina corriente de retorno de las transiciones ibéricas: periodo en que la Transición española, convertida en un referente de cambio político para buena parte de la opinión pública occidental a partir de 1977, comenzó a influir en la compleja realidad portuguesa del momento, en pleno reflujo posrevolucionario. El éxito de la Unión de Centro Democrático y la labor de los gobiernos de Adolfo Suárez —que al alimón con la oposición consiguieron importantes logros en los ámbitos político, económico y social— se convirtió en un referente para un PSD luso en pleno proceso de reubicación ideológica y lucha por el poder. De esta manera, las sinergias establecidas con la UCD constituyeron el principal apoyo exterior de la coalición Aliança Democrática, que supuso la llegada de la derecha al Gobierno de Portugal por vez primera tras la vuelta de la democracia.
Investigation of Job Fatigue, Quality of Life and Sleep of shift staff working in the electric distribution company of Ilam Province
Authors: Azizi A , Jalilian M , Bahrami Z , Kakaei H , Kamalvandi M 
Published: December 2022

Introduction: Shift work is one of the social phenomena that has its roots in the history of human origin and still exists today for economic and technological reasons. Due to the complications of shift work, the present study was conducted to investigate job fatigue, quality of life, and sleep of shift staff working in Ilam Electric Distribution Company.
Materials and Methods: In this descriptive-analytical study, all shift workers of Ilam Electric Distribution Company were selected. Data collection tools included the Swedish Job Exhaustion Questionnaire, Quality of Life (SF-36), the Insomnia Assessment Questionnaire, and the Survey of shift workers (SOS). SPSS software version 26 was used to analyze data using independent sample T-Test, One-way ANOVA, and Chi-square tests.
Results: Pearson correlation test showed that there was a direct and positive correlation between age and physical function (r = 0.439; p = 0.022), smoking and sleep problems (r = 0.528; p = 0.006), and education and limitation of the role of emotional problems (r = 0.382; p = 0.049). Also, the was a significant indirect correlation was found between age and physical role limitation (r = - 0.501; p = 0.008), shift work with satisfaction with individual life (p <0.045), social life (p <0.038), family life (p <0.023) and family dissatisfaction.
Conclusion: shift working has adverse effects on family satisfaction, circadian rhythms, digestive performance, and mental health. It is suggested that managers be more careful about working hours, work shifts, and rest times
O TRABALHO DOS ESTAGIÁRIOS DAS LICENCIATURAS NO PROCESSO DE INCLUSÃO DOS ALUNOS COM TRANSTORNO DO ESPECTRO AUTISTA (TEA) NO ENSINO REGULAR DA REDE MUNICIPAL DE CRICIÚMA/SC
Authors: Delfino Ricardo Heloísa , Regina Baumer Édina 
Published: December 2022

O presente artigo tem como tema "o trabalho dos estagiários das licenciaturas no processo de inclusão dos alunos com transtorno do espectro autista (TEA) no ensino regular da rede municipal de Criciúma/SC.". Tem como objetivo compreender quais as dificuldades encontradas pelos estagiários, entendendo o trabalho dos estagiários no estágio não obrigatório. A natureza é básica, sendo exploratória e qualitativa por meio de uma pesquisa de campo. A coleta de dados foi realizada a partir de um questionário com acadêmicos das licenciaturas da UNESC. Com os relatos apresentados pode-se perceber os desafios que eles encontram, muitas vezes por falta de conhecimento sobre a criança com autismo e a falta de orientação/formação, sendo que sua participação na inclusão do aluno com TEA é de extrema importância, pois é necessário que este aluno tenha consigo alguém que o acompanhe durante seu período de aprendizagem. A inclusão do aluno com autismo é prevista por leis, por isso é essencial que sua permanência seja garantida. O estudo revelou que é relevante que os estagiários recebam algum tipo de suporte e ajuda de profissionais qualificados que farão com que o trabalho seja realizado com confiança e sabedoria, pois todo esse aprendizado irá refletir na vida tanto dos alunos com TEA que estão ali para receber este acompanhamento quanto na do próprio estagiário, sendo que este período irá acrescentar em sua carreira, pois sabe-se que a criança com autismo precisa principalmente do apoio dos pais e uma boa educação, esta que é uma das exigências do acompanhamento.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Inclusão. Estagiário. TEA. Ensino regular.
El problema de Riemann para leyes de conservación
Authors: De la cruz Richard Alexander , Juajibioy Juan Carlos , Rendón Arbeláez Leonardo 
Published: December 2022

Las leyes de conservación son generalmente usadas en modelos que involucran principios de conservación (leyes físicas), tales como conservación de masa, momento lineal y de energía. Algunos ejemplos importantes de tales sistemas se encuentran en mecánica de fluidos. En una dimensión espacial, un Sistema cuasilineal de primer orden de leyes de conservación es un sistema de ecuaciones diferenciales parciales de la forma , donde es un vector de estado y es una función suave llamada función de flujo asociada al sistema. El problema de Riemann es un problema de valor inicial en el cual la condición inicial consiste de dos estados constantes separados por una discontinuidad en algún punto . El trabajo pionero para existencia de soluciones para el problema de Riemann fue obtenido en 1860 por B. Riemann para el sistema isentrópico de Euler en dinámica de gases. El trabajo de Riemann proporciona la motivación para los recientes estudios de existencia de soluciones para sistemas cuasilineales de primer orden de leyes de conservación, incluyendo soluciones medibles acotadas (discontinuas) y el supuesto de condiciones de entropía. Las soluciones discontinuas son una dificultad matemática porque claramente no satisfacen las ecuaciones diferenciales parciales en el sentido clásico y se necesita definir qué significa una solución para leyes de conservación en este caso. Otra dificultad matemática es la posible no unicidad de soluciones para leyes de conservación con el mismo dato inicial. Es claro que, si las leyes de conservación sirven para modelar el mundo real, entonces solo una solución es físicamente relevante. La unicidad de soluciones para el caso escalar o para algunos sistemas de leyes de conservación en una dimensión espacial puede ser obtenida usando condiciones de entropía. En general, para sistemas hiperbólicos de leyes de conservación, la unicidad de soluciones es un problema abierto. Las soluciones del problema de Riemann tienen muchas aplicaciones. Una de ellas es para comprender la estructura de ondas de leyes de conservación hiperbólicas. Otro importante uso del problema de Riemann es para resolver el problema de Cauchy aplicando localmente el problema de Riemann y reduciendo el problema de Cauchy a una sucesión de soluciones de problemas de Riemann locales. Este libro fue desarrollado a partir del “Seminario de Ecuaciones diferenciales y leyes de conservación” dirigido por el profesor Leonardo Rendón de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia junto con los profesores Richard De la cruz y Juan Juajibioy de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia.
Unifikasi Kalender Hijriah Nasional Menurut Perspektif Muhammadiyah dan Nahdlatul Ulama
Authors: Husna Amirah Himayah 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Basically, this research comes from the arrangement for beginning of the month to come up diversity in establishment. This problem can’t be separated with its historical thinking deveploment of Islam that surrrounded by various ideology this then made many differences. In fact, these differences happened in Indonesia, especially Muhammadiyah and Nahdatul Ulama (NU). There are organizations that use hisab method and there are others that use ru’yah method in deciding the beginning of month. The problematic between hisab and ru’yah is always viral and even able to make muslims fight with each other because each of these organizations in the society are claim the truth. This is because, there is no agreement related to it. To realize the unity of the determination of the beginning of the month there must be one madzhab that becomes the authority, as in the rule of "the decision of the judge (State) to erase differences". The relevance of the unification of the Islamic calender can be seen from point of view from two organization and can be done through astronomy expert in Indonesia based on the authority of the Ministry of Religion of The Republic of Indonesia for take the policy on this problematic.
Keywords: The Arrangement, The Different, Muhammadiyah, NU, Islamic Calender, The Unification
Optimization of Composition of Nanofiber Concrete in Terms of Fracture Toughness by Matrix Modifiсation
Authors: Sadovskaya E. A. , Leonovich S. N. 
Published: December 2022

Concrete is a quasi-brittle building material that has low tensile strength. The process of its destruction under loading is inhomogeneous, due to the nature of the concrete structure mass, consisting of components with different physical and mechanical properties. Gradual deformation and destruction can be characterized as a process of formation and development of microcracks. The presence of different-sized components in concrete makes it possible to consider its structure as a multi-level system. In this system, each level is a matrix with its own structural inclusions, which play both a structure-forming role and the role of stress concentrators under the action of mechanical loads. The critical stress intensity factor is a good indicator of the crack resistance (fracture toughness) of a material. Nanoconcrete, from the point of view of a multilevel system, is a concrete composite with crack propagation inhibitors at the level of the cementing substance (carbon nanotubes are consi-dered as inhibitors). The presence of fiber fibers at subsequent scale levels allows us to consider concrete as a composite with multi-level dispersed reinforcement (nanofiber concrete). The paper discusses the change of concrete fracture toughness indicator (crack resistance) with dispersed reinforcement of the matrix at different structural levels. The presented for normal separation of notched cubes under eccentric compression with the determination of the stress intensity factor for concrete modified with carbon nanotubes acting as crack propagation inhibitors at the level of cementing substance (nanoconcrete), as well as for nanofiber concrete with dispersed reinforcement at the level of fine-grained concrete. Based on experimental studies by non-equilibrium methods of fracture mechanics, compositions of nanofiber-reinforced concrete of maximum crack resistance (fracture toughness) with different fiber concentrations and several types of matrices modified with nanocarbon additives are proposed in the paper.
Assessment of the Role of Human Resources in Enhancing Competitiveness of Industrial Organizations in the Transition to Industry 4.0
Authors: Hu Minqjun , Ustsinovich I. V. 
Published: December 2022

In the conditions of necessity of transition to Industry 4.0 the human resource potential is considered as an important source of competitive advantage. Only qualified personnel can make an organization competitive on the basis of market loyalty, product and service quality, differentiated products and technological innovation. Two directions for increasing the competitiveness of industrial enterprises have been identified. The first is the assessment of the system of indicators of human resource level during the transition to Industry 4.0. The second is to identify the most significant factors in assessing the level of human resources that affect the increase in the level of competitiveness of industrial organizations. The paper provides a detailed analysis of a number of economic indicators that characterize the integral indicator of the effectiveness of the human resources development and competitiveness of an industrial organization. The integral indicator has formed the basis of a model for assessing the competitiveness of industrial organizations through human resource development. The model consists of two parts: human resource development and the increase in the level of competitiveness of industrial organizations. The model is based on the following factors: the quality of human resources (staff composition of an industrial organization, the number of employees, their income level, education level, projects related to human resource development) and its development (total corporate income, share employee remuneration in the total organization income, R&D costs, the share of investment in R&D in the total organization income, sales and production). The developed model will allow organizations to adjust their human resource development strategies (recruitment and further development of human resources), and will also contribute to the transformation of corporate talent.
Visualizing risky situations induces a stronger neural response in brain areas associated with mental imagery and emotions than visualizing non-risky situations
Authors: Zaleskiewicz Tomasz , Traczyk Jakub , Sobkow Agata , Kamil Fulawka , Alberto Megías-Robles 
Published: December 2022

AbstractIn an fMRI study, we tested the prediction that visualizing risky situations induces a stronger neural response in brain areas associated with mental imagery and emotions than visualizing non-risky and more positive situations. We assumed that processing mental images that allow for “trying-out” the future has greater adaptive importance for risky than non-risky situations, because the former can generate severe negative outcomes. We identified several brain regions that were activated when participants produced images of risky situations and these regions overlap with brain areas engaged in visual mental, speech, and movement imagery. We also found that producing images of risky situations, in contrast to non-risky situations, increased neural activation in the insula—a region involved in emotional processing. This finding is in line with previous results demonstrating that the insula is recruited by tasks involving induction of emotional recall/imagery. Finally, we observed an increased BOLD signal in the cingulate gyrus associated with reward-based decision making and monitoring of decision outcomes. In summary, risky situations increased neural activation in brain areas involved in mental imagery, emotional processing, and decision making. These findings imply that the evaluation of everyday risky situations may be driven by emotional responses that result from mental imagery.
Whole-brain in vivo base editing reverses autistic-like behaviors in mice
Authors: Li Weike , Chen Jinlong , Peng Wanling , Yuan Bo , Yuan Yiting , Xue Zhenyu , Wang Jincheng , Han Wenjian , Chen Zhifang , Shan Shifang , Xue Biqing , Zhang Shuqian , Zhang Chen , Zhu Shujia , Tai Yilin , Cheng Tian-Lin , Qiu Zilong 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a highly heritable neurodevelopmental disorder with deficits in social communication and stereotypical behaviors. Whole-brain genome editing to correct single-base mutations and alleviate autistic-like behaviors in animal models has not been achieved. Here we developed an APOBEC-embedded cytosine base editor (AeCBE) system, for converting C·G to T·A base pairs. We demonstrate the effectiveness by targeting AeCBE to an ASD-associated mutation of the MEF2C gene (c.104T>C, p.L35P) in vivo. We constructed a Mef2c L35P heterozygous mouse, which exhibited autistic-like behavioral deficits. We programmed AeCBE to edit the mutated C·G base pairs of Mef2cin the mouse brain, via the intravenous injection of blood brain barrier (BBB)-crossing AAV. This treatment restored MEF2C protein levels and reversed impairments in social interactions and repetitive behaviors in Mef2c mutant mice. This work presents an in vivo base editing paradigm in which a single-base mutation in the brain could be successfully corrected.
One-Sentence Summary
Base editing in vivo in the mouse brain corrects autistic-like behaviors.