bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Acute Physiological and Perceptual Responses to Rest Redistribution With Heavier Loads in Resistance-Trained Men
Authors: Chae Sungwon , Hill David W. , Bailey Chris A. , Moses Spencer A. , McMullen Shawn M. , Vingren Jakob L. 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Chae, S, Hill, DW, Bailey, CA, Moses, SA, McMullen, SM, and Vingren, JL. Acute physiological and perceptual responses to rest redistribution with heavier loads in resistance-trained men. J Strength Cond Res 37(5): 994–1000, 2023—The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of rest redistribution with heavier loads (RR + L) on physiological and perceptual responses in resistance-trained men. Eight men who had back squat (BS) 1 repetition maximum (1RM) to body mass ratio; 1.8 ± 0.2 completed 2 BS exercise sessions in a counterbalanced and a randomized order; RR + L: 4 sets of (2 × 5) repetitions with 90-second interset rest and 30-second intraset rest using 75% BS 1RM and traditional sets (TS): 4 sets of 10 repetitions with 120-second interset rest using 70% BS 1RM. Blood samples were collected before exercise, immediately post exercise, and 5, 15, and 30 minutes post exercise for the analysis of growth hormone (GH), total testosterone (TT), cortisol (C), and blood lactate (BL), whereas rating of perceived exertion (RPE) and heart rate (HR) were measured immediately after each set of the BS exercise. While neither main effect of condition nor interaction existed, there was a significant (p < 0.05) main effect of time point (and set) for GH, TT, C, BL, RPE, and HR. Volume load was greater for RR + L compared with TS (4,074.9 ± 786.7 kg vs. 3,796.3 ± 714.8 kg). In conclusion, RR + L increases volume load by approximately 7% but does not seem to influence GH (g = −0.15), TT (g = −0.09), BL (g = −0.22), RPE (g = 0.14), and HR (g = −0.08) responses. Practitioners may consider using RR + L to increase volume load without increasing acute fatigue responses.
IMPACT OF USING POLLEN SUBSTITUTES ON PERFORMANCE OF HONEY BEE (Apis mellifera L.) COLONIES UNDER HARSH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Authors: Mohamed Abdulrahman Amro Abdulraouf , Omar Mohamed , AL-Ghamdi Ahmed 
Published: October 2022

Pollen grains are the main source of protein for honey bees. In Central region of Saudi Arabia, the lack of this natural diet during dry seasons in summer is a primary concern for beekeeping industry. Effect of using alternative protein feeding on performance, feed consumption, brood rearing activity and storing bee bread of honey bee colonies was tested during late summer under Riyadh region condition. Soybean flour, mesquite pods flour, date paste, corn gluten and Feedbee® diets were the main tested material in the present study. Preference was determined by using multiple choice tests (MCT). The obtained results revealed that honey bees preferred firstly the commercial product Feedbee®, followed by date paste and mesquite diets. Also, the highest consumption was recorded in honey bee colonies fed Feedbee® and was equal to approximately 1.2, 1.3 and 1.8 fold of amounts consumed from date paste, mesquite and corn gluten diets, respectively. Effect of tested diets on brood rearing activity of honey bee colonies during two successive years was studied. Results showed that the superior response had been obtained using Feedbee® followed by mesquite and date paste diets. Due to the fact that Feedbee® is expensive and not available in the local markets of Saudi Arabia, beekeepers are advised to use mesquite pods flour and date paste as pollen substitute in the dearth periods to enhanced brood rearing of honey bee colonies during late summer.
Medical Certification for Utility Shut-Off Protection and Health-Related Social Needs
Authors: Rosenberg Julia , Rosenthal Alice , Castillo Suzanne , Edwards Emily , Erickson Caroline , Nogelo Patricia , Fenick Ada M 
Published: October 2022

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
Children in families facing energy insecurity have greater odds of poor health and developmental problems. In this study of families who requested and received medical certification for utility shut-off protection and were contacted by our Medical Legal Partnership (MLP), we aimed to assess concurrent health-related social needs related to utilities, housing, finances, and nutrition.

METHODS
After medical certificates were completed at our academic pediatric center, our MLP office contacted families and assessed utility concerns as well as other health, social, and legal needs. In this observational study, we present descriptive analyses of patients who received certificates from September 2019 to May 2020 via data collected through the MLP survey during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic (June 2020–December 2021).

RESULTS
Of 167 families who received utility shut-off protection from September 2019 to May 2020, 84 (50.3%) parents and guardians were successfully contacted. Most (93%) found the medical certificate helpful. Additionally, 68% had applied for Energy Assistance, and 69% reported they were on utility company payment plans. Most (78%) owed arrearages, ranging from under $500 to over $20 000, for gas, electric, and/or water bills. Food, housing, and financial insecurity screening positivity rates were 65%, 85%, and 74%, respectively.

CONCLUSIONS
Patients who were contacted by an MLP after receiving medical certification for utility shutoff protection were found to have challenges paying for utilities and faced multiple food, housing, and financial stressors. Through consultation and completion of medical forms for utility shutoff protection, pediatricians and MLPs can provide resources and advocacy to support families’ physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs.
«A la ballena y a Jonás, muy mal pintados»: Quevedo coleccionista y crítico de arte
Authors: Garzelli Beatrice 
Published: October 2022

El soneto titulado «A la ballena y a Jonás», núm. 602 de la edición de Blecua, alude a un misterioso lienzo de contenido bíblico realizado por Eugenio Cajés y adquirido por Quevedo. Varios motivos de reflexión ofrece la implicación de don Francisco en primera persona que permite al poeta jugar contemporáneamente el papel de coleccionista de cuadros, de crítico de arte y de comprador descontento que se da cuenta, demasiado tarde, de la flaqueza de su negocio.
El motivo de la pintura le sirve al autor para construir una invectiva contra Cajés y la manera más eficaz de declarar su indignación hacia el pintor —la misma manifestada por Jonás a causa de la rapidez de la conversión de los ninivitas— es la de dirigirle un soneto, máximo logro de su pluma contundente y de un virtuosismo lingü.stico sin par.
"La República de Venecia…" (1617) y el "Castigo esemplare de’ calunniatori" (1618): ¿una contienda político-literaria entre Francisco de Quevedo y Giacomo Castellani?
Authors: Cappelli Federica 
Published: October 2022

El presente trabajo pretende ilustrar el proceso según el cual el debate político-literario hispano-veneciano, ocasionado a consecuencia del extraordinario éxito de la Pietra di paragone político de Boccalini, se reduce a una contienda a dos voces entre Francisco de Quevedo y Giacomo Castellani, respectivamente, autores (o presuntos tales, como en el caso de Quevedo) de los avisos: La República de Venecia llega al Parnaso… y el Castigo esemplare de’ calunniatori.
Tras presentar el encrespado panorama político-cultural que da lugar a la intensa producción para-literaria entre filoespañoles y defensores de la causa saboyana de la cual hacen parte los dos libelos antes mencionados, el ensayo analiza detenidamente las tres piezas que componen la respuesta de Castellani al panfleto atribuido a Quevedo: Annotationi, Allegatione y el propio Castigo. Llega así a poner en evidencia, en primer lugar, su espíritu declaradamente antiespañol, y secundariamente, su progresiva conversión, de crítica genérica a la nación española y a su pueblo, en ataque personal contra don Francisco de Quevedo. Finalmente acaba demostrando la presencia, en el pasquín antiquevediano de Castellani, de una concreta denuncia, ocultada tras un eficaz tejido satírico-paródico, de la implicación directa de don Francisco en el episodio culminante de la disputa hispano-veneciana de entonces: la conjuración de Venecia del día de la Ascensión de 1618.
Entre danzas antiguas y bailes nuevos: la huella de Francisco de Quevedo en la evolución del baile dramático
Authors: Sáez Raposo Francisco 
Published: October 2022

El presente trabajo analiza la faceta de entremesista de Francisco de Quevedo, en especial, su labor como creador de bailes dramáticos. De toda su producción teatral, es precisamente en éstos donde mejor se perciben los rasgos prototípicos que se asocian con su vena literaria más incisiva. La impronta de sus bailes caracterizará de manera determinante la idiosincrasia de sus entremeses.
Pero, además, estamos en disposición de afirmar que Quevedo juega un papel fundamental en la evolución general del baile dramático, ya que sus composiciones suponen un punto de inflexión en el desarrollo y consolidación de este subgénero breve.
Comentario de un soneto amoroso de Quevedo: «Los que ciego me ven de haber llorado» y el arte de la ingeniosa contraposición
Authors: Arellano Ignacio 
Published: October 2022

Este artículo analiza el soneto titulado «Padece ardiendo y
llorando» en la edición del Parnaso español de 1648, cuyo primer verso es «Los que ciego me ven de haber llorado». El autor explica que el esquema fundamental compositivo remite al universo de la poesía petrarquista y está basado en metáforas y antítesis según los modelos del conceptismo que Gracián analiza en su Agudeza y arte de ingenio.
3 = 1. Primer Premio / First Prize
Authors: Blanco Jose-Luis , Catalá Anselmo , García Dionisio , Mas Montserrat 
Published: October 2022

Entender el lugar y el programa. La propuesta se concibe a partir de un proceso de llegada como; Una búsqueda continua a través de una secuencia de espacios significativos que desembocan en el espacio litúrgico.
El carácter unitario e introvertido se entiende como expresión de calma y concentración.
Muros. Mención / Mention
Authors: Banzo Alicia , Daroca Virginia , Soto María , Hendez Blanca , Del-Prado Aurora 
Published: October 2022

El dialogo entre los dos mundos:
El Horizontal representa la escala humana, el movimiento, la imperfección.
El Vertical representa la escala Divina, la tranquilidad, el silencio ... ambos se articulan formando el espacio de encuentro.
La Iglesia está constituida por una doble piel una:
Exterior, de cerramiento una
Interior, articula los espacios, controla la luz y compone la estructura
Conceptualising air quality management instruments in South Africa
Authors: Mukwevho Phathutshedzo , Retief Francois , Burger Roelof P. 
Published: October 2022

South Africa has developed a plethora of air quality management instruments as a means to address and mitigate air quality challenges. However, no holistic conceptualised understanding of these instruments exists to critically inform air quality management and governance. The aim of this paper is to identify existing air quality management instruments and conceptualise them in terms of three broad environmental management approaches, namely Command and Control-based (CaC), Fiscal-based and Civil-based. This allows for a critical understanding of the overall air quality governance framework in South Africa. A literature review methodology was followed to identify the different instruments. The research results suggest an over reliance on CaC, high levels of hybridisation, high level of complexity and an overall lack of synergy between instruments. The research notes that even amidst the plethora of instruments South Africa continues to face serious air quality challenges. We hope that the conceptualisation provided in this paper provides a basis towards a more detailed analysis of the strengths, weaknesses, and performance of different approaches and instruments to ensure more effective air quality governance and management in South Africa.
BARRIERS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF NEW GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR FOOD PRODUCTION: REGULATORY OPTIONS IN THE INTERESTS OF THE RUSSIAN ECONOMY
Authors: Semenov T. E. 
Published: October 2022

The discovery of new genetic editing technologies (new genetic technologies, NGT) made it possible to change the genetic material of organisms faster, easier, more accurate and cheaper. Gene modification in the laboratory has become the most promising method of creating new crops. In all developed countries possessing such technologies, including Russia, the question has been raised for a long time whether NGT should be qualified in the legal field in a different way than previously known traditional methods of genetic engineering, which have been in practice since the 1970s.The Russian and European experience of evaluating technologies in the field of NGT has been studied and summarized in order to overcome the mentioned barriers in the Russian agro-industrial sphere, solve import substitution problems, ensure the sustainable development of domestic breeding and crop production, and realize the competitive advantages available today in Russian legislation for Russian innovative firms and agricultural producers.The options of modernization of the Russian legislation are considered, which would allow to consolidate and develop the successes of domestic scientists and breeders, to make it more stable and safe to provide Russian consumers (as well as importers of Russian food abroad) with high-quality and inexpensive food products.For the first time, a comparative analysis of studies of new genetic editing technologies in the context of their industrial implementation and legal regulation, basing on analytics from leading European centers and Russian Federation institutions, was carried out.
INFLUENCE OF THE TRIGGER LEVELS IN PRICING OF THE MAIZE INDEX INSURANCE IN ZIMBABWE
Authors: Mazviona B. W. 
Published: October 2022

Сельское хозяйство всегда было рискованным занятием, и это усугубляется постоянно меняющимися и непредсказуемыми погодными условиями. В результате климатических изменений мелкие фермеры подвергаются риску отсутствия продовольственной безопасности и высокого уровня нужды из‑за недоступности дорогостоящего сельскохозяйственного страхования. Чтобы защитить фермеров от этих рисков, были разработаны контракты индексного страхования, которые обеспечивают страхование фермера в случае недостатка или избытка осадков, так как реализация любого из этих двух сценариев ставит под угрозу ожидаемый урожай кукурузы. Стоимость индексного страхования урожайности кукурузы была рассчитана с использованием модели Блэка – Шоулза, поскольку контракт напоминает опцион «деньги или ничего». Страховые премии сравнивались при различных уровнях триггера, чтобы определить влияние изменений уровней триггера на цену контракта.
Berman l’intraduisible
Authors: Ciobâcă Carmen-Ecaterina 
Published: October 2022

Notre travail est une réflexion sur la traduction du discours traductologique. Prenant comme étude de cas le chapitre « La traduction au manifeste » de l’Épreuve de l’étranger d’Antoine Berman, nous examinons les difficultés de traduction du discours bermanien et, en particulier, l’apparente intraduisibilité des concepts-clés de l’ouvrage. Notre démarche commence par un examen général de la traduisibilité du discours traductologique, qui comprend une analyse des particularités du métalangage. Par la suite, nous passons en revue les axes fondamentaux de la philosophie de Berman, pour identifier dans la dernière partie les défis d’ordre terminologique et discursifs de la traduction du discours bermanien.
Teaching students to use Decision trees (Dt) for unstructured data
Authors: Bogdanov Konstantin , Gura Dmitry , Khimmataliev Dustnazar , Bogdanova Yulia 
Published: October 2022

The research aims to analyze the importance of teaching to use unstructured data methods that students generate from the learning activities and examine the relative efficiency of the decision trees within load conditions and self-efficacy of each learner. The present research collected the data using a questionnaire to analyze self-efficacy and cognitive load among students. The sample included 150 students divided into two groups. The research revealed no significant differences in self-efficacy between the two groups participants (F = 0.01, p> 0.05). According to the results, no differences were identified between the students who worked with unstructured data using decision trees and those students who analyzed the unstructured data using association rules. The research uses an independent t-test for the analysis of cognitive load within the academic environment. No significant differences were detected concerning cognitive load between the two groups of participants.
Keywords: unstructured data, decision trees, association rules, self-efficacy, cognitive load, SDGs.
Teaching children's literature to school children through digital educational resources
Authors: Yerahmetkyzy Zhaina , Shyryn Akimbekova , Kulgildinova Tulеbіkе , Lazzat Adilbekova , Yerlan Alashbayev , Ulbala Ibragimova 
Published: October 2022

This study aimed to provide and use literature education with digital educational resources for students and was designed according to this purpose. In this context, it is aimed at carrying out a study in the school environment. The research was created and implemented in the 2021–2022 spring academic year. 184 volunteer students participated in the research. In the research, the study group participating in the study was given a 3-week online education with digital education resources and literature education. In order to collect data in the study, the ‘Digital Education and Literature’ data collection tool, which was developed by the researchers and whose validity and reliability were obtained, was used. The data collection tool used in the research was delivered and collected by the online method. The analysis of the data was made by using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences programme, frequency analysis, t-test, and the results were added to the research in the presence of tables. As a result of the research, it is seen that the working groups participating in the research have achieved the results that digital education technologies and education literature subject teaching bring success.

Keywords: Students, digital education technology, literature education;
Adaptive Timestepping, Linearization, and A Posteriori Error Control for Multiphase Flow of Immiscible Fluids in Porous Media with Wells
Authors: Ahmed E. , Klemetsdal Ø. , Raynaud X. , Møyner O. , Nilsen H. M. 
Published: October 2022

Summary
This work focuses on the development of adaptive timesteps, stopping criteria, and error control strategies for reservoir simulations with fully implicit (FIM) solvers. Using a rigorous error control framework, an adaptive time selector combined with nonlinear stopping criteria is used to control nonlinear iterations as well as to balance accuracy and robustness for challenging nonlinear simulations.
In reservoir simulation, efficiently solving a system of nonlinear equations arising from the FIM method can be computationally burdensome for complex recovery processes. Theoretically, an FIM reservoir simulator has no stability limit on the timestep size. In practice, standard Newton’s method often fails to converge for large timestep sizes and must therefore cut the timestep multiple times to achieve convergence, resulting in a large number of unnecessary iterations. Another cause of nonlinear convergence issues is the presence of wells, which are often presented as singular point/line sources strongly coupled to the reservoir model, posing additional restrictions on the timestep choice. Here, we use a posteriori error estimators to avoid unnecessary nonlinear iterations and timestep cuts when solving immiscible multiphase flow. First, we estimate error components (e.g., spatial, temporal, and nonlinear) and then apply these to balancing criteria, providing us with dynamic and adaptive strategies to control timestep and nonlinear iterations. The error estimators are fully and locally computable, inexpensive to use, and target the various error components, including well singularities. The method provides an adaptive criterion for stopping the nonlinear iteration process whenever the linearization error does not significantly affect the overall error. Simultaneously, timesteps are adapted to maintain a constant size of the temporal discretization error with respect to the total error. Altogether, this avoids using unnecessary linearization iterations, wasteful timestep cuts, and too small timesteps.
To demonstrate the effectiveness of these adaptive features, we present results for a suite of cases, covering both standard benchmarks and conceptual problems incorporating highly heterogeneous media with multiple wells. The proposed timestep selector cooperates with the new stopping criteria to improve nonlinear solver performance and increases robustness for cases with high nonlinearity. Perhaps most important, the adaptive features ensure balanced temporal and spatial errors while maintaining sufficiently small nonlinear errors, which ensures solution accuracy by accurately reproducing saturation fronts, production plateau, and breakthrough times.
A Novel Approach in Understanding the Role of Water in Oxidation and Upgrading Reactions during In-Situ Combustion Oil Recovery, Part A: Experimental Observations
Authors: Fassihi M. Reza , Alamatsaz A. , Moore R. G. , (Raj) Mehta S. A. , Ursenbach M. G. , Mallory D. , Pereira Almao P. , Gupta S. C. , Chhina H. S. 
Published: October 2022

Summary
To understand the role of connate water as a source of hydrogen in oxidation and upgrading of bituminous oil at high temperature, heavy water (D2O) and O-18 enriched water (H2O18) were used as connate water in two different in-situ combustion experiments using a conical tube. Aside from fundamental understanding of the role of such reactions in in-situ combustion, the results could also potentially help in optimizing in-situ hydrogen generation and upgrading of heavy and bituminous oil. The conical tube had previously been used for understanding the impact of air flux (AF) in sustaining the combustion front (Alamatsaz et al. 2011). Significant upgrading was observed in these tests with a produced API gravity of 35 ° compared to the original bitumen gravity of 9 °API. This paper (Part A) deals with the experimental results including a comparison between conical tube and a combustion tube (CT) results. A subsequent paper (Part B) will discuss the upgrading aspects and the mass spectrometry results.
Managing Risk in Well Placement Optimization within an Expected Utility Framework
Authors: Yang Di , Deutsch Clayton V. 
Published: October 2022

Summary
Well placement optimization is one of the most crucial tasks in the petroleum industry. It often involves high risk in the presence of geological uncertainty due to a limited understanding of the subsurface reservoir. Well placement optimization is different from decision selection as countless alternatives are impossible to be enumerated in a decision model (such as the mean-variance model). In many practical applications, the decision criterion of well placement optimization is based on maximizing the risk-adjusted value (mean-variance optimization) to capture different risk attitudes. This approach regards variance as the measure of risk, and it is performed under the expected utility framework. However, investors only dislike the downside volatility below a certain benchmark. The downside-risk approach has been discussed in previous studies, in this paper, it will be introduced in the well placement optimization and discussed under the expected utility framework. It is demonstrated in a synthetic reservoir model with the consideration of spatial heterogeneity, and the comparison between the downside-risk optimization and mean-variance optimization is also presented in this example. The observation implies that well placement optimization is heavily influenced by individuals’ preference to risk. The downside-risk optimization outperforms the mean-variance optimization because it explicitly assesses risk and does not penalize high outcomes.