cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/cycvs9pzpy.1
title: REFLECTION OF THE RĀMĀYANA IN THE MARRIAGE SONGS OF ASSAM, BENGAL, AND ORISSA: UNVEILING CULTURAL CONNECTIONS AND RELIGIOUS CONTINUITY

description: Abstract:
This research article explores the intricate relationship between the ancient Indian epic, the Rāmāyana, and the traditional marriage songs of Assam, Bengal, and Orissa. By examining the lyrical content, musical elements, and cultural context, the study seeks to shed light on how the Rāmāyana's enduring legacy is preserved and celebrated through these folk songs. The investigation intends to underscore the significant influence of religious and cultural continuities in shaping the rich tapestry of the region's musical heritage.
Introduction:
The Rāmāyana, a seminal Hindu epic, has profoundly impacted South Asian literature, art, and cultural traditions for centuries. In this study, we delve into the fascinating interplay between the Rāmāyana and the marriage songs of Assam, Bengal, and Orissa, regions known for their vibrant folk traditions. By tracing the threads of religious and cultural influence, we aim to deepen our understanding of how the Rāmāyana has found a resonant voice in these communities, transforming the epic into an integral part of their marriage celebrations.
Methodology:
To conduct this research, an interdisciplinary approach was adopted, combining ethnographic fieldwork, textual analysis, and musicological perspectives. By employing qualitative research methods, including semi-structured interviews and participatory observations, we engaged with local communities, folk singers, and experts to gain valuable insights into the subject matter.
Results:
The findings of this study reveal a multifaceted reflection of the Rāmāyana across the marriage songs of Assam, Bengal, and Orissa. Within these folk songs, elements such as lyrical references, character portrayals, and narrative motifs emerge, emphasizing the deep-rooted cultural and religious connections between the epic and these regional traditions. Moreover, musical structures, melodic patterns, and rhythmic nuances demonstrate an aesthetic integration of the Rāmāyana's essence, enriching the heritage of marriage songs in these regions.
Discussion:
The incorporation of the Rāmāyana within the marriage songs of Assam, Bengal, and Orissa can be attributed to the wider socio-historical context of the region. The epic's didactic and moral teachings seamlessly blend with the festivities, reinforcing cultural values, religious symbolism, and communal harmony. Additionally, this profound influence ensures the Rāmāyana's preservation and vitality, ensuring its transmission across generations while reinforcing regional identity.
The epic tradition in India serves as a prominent embodiment of Indian cultural ideals, effectively incorporating folk culture within its framework. India is a nation characterised by its diverse array of communities, languages, and cultural populations. Despite the multitude of differences, there exists a fundamental cultural cohesion. The consolidation of this oneness is thoroughly established ...........
DOI: 10.17632/r5w3hn8p4p.1
title: The Legacy and Memories of Peter J. Lynch, M.D.

description: This a full text of the legacy and our memories of Dr. Lynch as a supplemental material to the In Memoriam article titled "Peter J. Lynch 1936-2024. An obituary" submitted for publication in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. It has been assigned the following manuscript number: JAAD-D-24-00760.
DOI: 10.17632/bz3ggxpmh8.1
title: Dataset from an investigation of the Effect of Natural Zeolite Particle Size Reduction as a Material for the Manufacture of Slow-Release Potassium Fertilizer in Oil Palm Seedlings Growth with Peat Soil Planting Media

description: These data describe on the Effect of Natural Zeolite Particle Size Reduction as a Material for the Manufacture of Slow-Release Potassium Fertilizer in Oil Palm Seedlings Growth with Peat Soil Planting Media.
DOI: 10.17632/9k4m5w85zk.1
title: Perceived Barriers and Facilitators Affecting Utilisation of Radiation Therapy Services: Scoping Review Findings - Health Professional Influences_RAW DATA

description: The following document contains the raw data of 225 studies that identified health professional influences as impacting the utilisation of radiation therapy. This data has been synthesised in the Scoping Review " Perceived Barriers and Facilitators Affecting Utilisation of Radiation Therapy Services: Scoping Review Findings- Health Professional Influences" by L. Cramp, T. Burrows and Y. Surjan.
DOI: 10.17632/mj47jw9s3d.1
title: Tarea 1

description: Taller 1
DOI: 10.25919/rgf6-fm38
title: IN2017_V02 Southern Ocean Time Series Bathymetry 10m - 210m Multi-resolution AusSeabed products

description: This layer group describes multibeam echosounder data collected on RV Investigator voyage IN2017_V02 titled "SOTS: Southern Ocean Time Series automated moorings for climate and carbon cycle studies southwest of Tasmania". The voyage took place between March 16 and March 27, 2017, departing from Hobart (TAS) and arriving in Hobart (TAS).

The purpose of this voyage was to deploy and recover sets of SOTS automated moorings to
measure processes of atmospheric-ocean heat and carbon dioxide transfer.

This dataset is published with the permission of CSIRO. Not to be used for navigational purposes.

The dataset contains bathymetry grids of 10m to 210m resolution of the Southern Ocean Time Series produced from the processed EM122 and EM710 bathymetry data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25148368
title: Improving the Understanding of the U.S. Urban Racial Geography and Its Temporal Change Using the Racial Landscape Method

description: Racial landscape (RL) is an innovative methodology for studying racial geography that offers several advantages over current approaches. This article aims to highlight two key features of RL that have the potential to significantly impact the discipline. First, the RL approach introduces a fundamentally different method for assessing segregation compared to existing methods. The RL method allows us to calculate segregation for any arbitrary area without the need for subdivisions, diversity measures, reference regions, or reliance on census geography. Importantly, by using data from fifty-one Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) across the United States, we demonstrate that the RL’s segregation metric produces comparable rankings of segregation among MSAs when compared to existing segregation indexes. Thus, although the RL expands the scope of problems where segregation can be quantified, it remains compatible with current segregation assessment practices. Second, we use data from the core parts of four selected MSAs in 1990 and 2020 to showcase how high-resolution RL-based racial maps can be employed for spatially explicit visual analyses of racial change. We discuss the potential impact of RL on the field, particularly in relation to segregation assessment and the evaluation of spatially explicit models of racial dynamics.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25148368.v1
title: Improving the Understanding of the U.S. Urban Racial Geography and Its Temporal Change Using the Racial Landscape Method

description: Racial landscape (RL) is an innovative methodology for studying racial geography that offers several advantages over current approaches. This article aims to highlight two key features of RL that have the potential to significantly impact the discipline. First, the RL approach introduces a fundamentally different method for assessing segregation compared to existing methods. The RL method allows us to calculate segregation for any arbitrary area without the need for subdivisions, diversity measures, reference regions, or reliance on census geography. Importantly, by using data from fifty-one Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) across the United States, we demonstrate that the RL’s segregation metric produces comparable rankings of segregation among MSAs when compared to existing segregation indexes. Thus, although the RL expands the scope of problems where segregation can be quantified, it remains compatible with current segregation assessment practices. Second, we use data from the core parts of four selected MSAs in 1990 and 2020 to showcase how high-resolution RL-based racial maps can be employed for spatially explicit visual analyses of racial change. We discuss the potential impact of RL on the field, particularly in relation to segregation assessment and the evaluation of spatially explicit models of racial dynamics.
DOI: 10.17632/8kj7v685cj.1
title: CIA2022 Belonging

description: This is a subset of the Catholics in Australia 2022 (CIA2022) data set relating specifically to participants' ways of belonging to the Catholic Church.
DOI: 10.17632/dc8dyrsfw4.1
title: Road Traffic Accident Determinant Factor Identification Data

description: Road Traffic Accident Determinant Factor Identification in case of East Gojjam, Ethiopia using Wrapper Feature Selection Algorithm data set
DOI: 10.17632/7632twh9jr.1
title: Dynamic Distance-Time Conversion Factor

description: Dynamic Distance-Time Conversion Factor: Enhancing Smart Public Service Planning with Real-time Traffic Big Data
DOI: 10.17632/ksdysb26br.1
title: Oral hygiene behaviours in children aged six to 12 years with autism spectrum disorder from the Escuela Básica Pablo Barinas San Cristóbal, period September - December 2023.

description: It has been reported that children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have poor oral hygiene due to the presence of motor limitations that significantly affect the development of daily hygiene techniques. The aim of this study was to determine the oral hygiene behaviours of children with ASD aged between six and 12 years in the Pablo Barinas Primary School in San Cristóbal. A cross-sectional analytical observational study was carried out on 30 students from Pablo Barinas Basic School. All the students were examined with a tongue depressor under artificial light, with operator A carrying out the clinical observation and operator B taking notes in the clinical record prepared for this study, consisting of a personal data section and an odontogram to record the clinical findings. The following parameters were taken into account: presence of carious lesions, bacterial plaque and signs of bruxism, digital suction, mouth breathing. The CPOD index for the permanent dentition and the ceo-d index for the primary dentition were used to record teeth with carious lesions, filled, missing or indicated for extraction. Bruxism was identified clinically from wear facets on the incisal edge and occlusal surfaces, while digital sucking and mouth breathing were assessed from palatal depth and parental questions. In conclusion, children with autistic spectrum disorder are not very cooperative patients, which makes their clinical care difficult, so it is suggested that parents take their children to the dentist for preventive dental care from a very early age, which is a very effective technique for these patients, avoiding future longer consultations and invasive treatments.
DOI: 10.17632/z48rbm6y7f.1
title: Prevalence of organic dyslalia in children aged six to eight years with dental malocclusions attending the dental clinic Dr. Rene Puig Bentz at Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña

description: Dental malocclusion is a condition that affects the alignment of teeth and can also impact the
cranial level, leading to dysfunction in the stomatognathic system, which includes: chewing,
breathing, swallowing, and speaking. The aim of this research was to determine the
prevalence of organic dyslalia in children aged six to eight years with dental malocclusions
who attend the Dr. René Puig Bentz dental clinic. To achieve this, a sample of 47 patients
was analyzed through a cross-sectional observational study. The study evaluated the type of
malocclusion and conducted the TAR phonetic test to assess phonetic errors. Among the
results, 47 (100%) patients presented some form of organic dyslalia. Substitution dyslalia was
observed in 46 (97.90%) patients, omission dyslalia in 37 (78.70%) patients, and distortion
dyslalia in 16 (34.00%) patients. The majority of the study population was male, with 25
(53.20%) patients. In terms of age range, 16 (34.00%) patients were six years old, 13
(27.70%) were seven years old, and 18 (38.30%) were eight years old.The study found that
95.70% of the participants had mixed dentition. Statistical analysis revealed significant
relationships between dental crowding and organic dyslalia, with a distortion value of 5.601
(p=0.024), and between edge-to-edge bite and organic dyslalia, with a value of 3.260
(p=0.048). The results suggest a significant association between dental malocclusions and
organic dyslalia.
Significance of the study this research aimed to analyze and communicate the importance
exercised by the dentist in this process, as well as the adequate awareness of families about
this problem. To publicize the relationship between malocclusion and phonetic disorders and
to show the lack of updated information that exists on the subject, both in the dental and
phonoaudiological fields.
Malocclusions not only affect the habitual contact of the teeth and the upper and lower jaws,
but also affect the facial and cranial levels, causing alterations in functions related to the
orofacial system, including chewing, phonation, swallowing, and breathing.
This research has allowed speech therapists and dentists to have more knowledge in order to
provide a better intervention through phonetic therapies alone or otherwise a more thorough
orthodontic treatment. Speech disorders also affect children on a personal level, as they
cannot pronounce some words correctly, may be teased by their peers, and may affect their
self-esteem.
DOI: 10.17632/5rfygh6jth.1
title: Role of Leadership Style, Work Life Balance on Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Mediated by Perceived Organizational Support

description: Aims: Employees who have Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) have a very important role 
in organizational success, so this study aims to explain the effect of Leadership Style (LS) and 
Work-Life Balance (WLB) on OCB Behavior and the mediating role of Perceived Organizational 
Support (POS), and to expand research studies on OCB. 
Study Design: In this study, POS acts as a mediator of the LS and WLB variables on OCB. 
Place and Duration of Study: Department of Youth, Sports, Culture and Tourism, Banyumas
Regency, Indonesia. Between January 2024 and February 2024.
Methodology: The research involved 102 respondents who were the Banyumas Regency Youth, 
Sports, Culture and Tourism Department employees. Data was collected using a questionnaire, and 
data processing used SmartPLS 4.0 software.
Results: LS on OCB is not significant (β = -0.037, P Value = 0.683), WLB on OCB has a significant 
value (β = 0.569, P Value = 0.000), LS on OCB is mediated by POS positive but not significant (β = 
0.051, P Value = 0.486), WLB on OCB mediated by POS is not significant (β = -0.131, P Value = 
0.120).
Conclusion: Leadership Style cannot influence OCB, while Work-Life Balance can influence OCB. 
The mediating role of POS between Leadership Style and OCB is positive but insignificant, and 
POS cannot mediate Work-Life Balance on OCB
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10832297
title: Machining Simulated Data, Modal 1, 2 Cutting Teeth

description: This is a simulated data set for machining data based on the work done by T. Schmitz, K. Smith, Machining Dynamics: Frequency Response to Improved Productivity, Second Edition (Springer, New York, NY, 2019).

This is Modal 1, with 2 cutting teeth across forces from 600-800
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10832298
title: Machining Simulated Data, Modal 1, 2 Cutting Teeth

description: This is a simulated data set for machining data based on the work done by T. Schmitz, K. Smith, Machining Dynamics: Frequency Response to Improved Productivity, Second Edition (Springer, New York, NY, 2019).

This is Modal 1, with 2 cutting teeth across forces from 600-800
DOI: 10.17632/wxdd574x8c.1
title: Data for spectral OLR trend

description: This dataset contains the data for spectral OLR trend from satellite observations and RRTMG simulations
DOI: 10.17632/wxdd574x8c.2
title: Data for spectral OLR trend

description: This dataset contains the data for spectral OLR trend from satellite observations and RRTMG simulations
DOI: 10.17632/smt3f5bkj8.1
title: Indian Sign Language Depth data (Week days)

description: This dataset contains depth data collected through Intel RealSense Depth Camera D435i. Data corresponding to Indian Sign Language (ISL) gesture of Weekdays (Sunday-Saturday) is used.

Data is stored as comma separated values. Each line corresponds to a sign.
DOI: 10.17632/85xrbn23j5.1
title: Raw data for: Mineral and precipitation control on saprolite lithium isotopes during intensive weathering of basalt

description: Raw data for all figures in the manuscript by Zhu et al., submitted to Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta as "Mineral and precipitation control on saprolite lithium isotopes during intensive weathering of basalt"
DOI: 10.17632/dsxfy3fcp5.1
title: Occupational Injuries and Infection Risk Among Senior Medical Students: A Four-Year Retrospective Study

description: The primary objective of this study is to examine the significant yet inadequately documented issue of occupational injuries that affect medical students. This study specifically investigates the frequency, characteristics, and subsequent risks of infection linked to these injuries among senior students enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine at Uludağ University over a forty-year period. The study's findings highlight a notable prevalence of injuries, particularly in environments with elevated risk factors, such as the emergency department. The results of this study underscore the critical need for enhanced education, heightened consciousness, and proactive measures to tackle occupational risks and bloodborne illnesses.
DOI: 10.17632/v3bykvthr9.1
title: Hydrodynamics Matters: Unravelling the Gas Transfer Law for the Energy Dissipation Process in a High-energy Stream

description: The datasheet contains experimental data used to create all figures in the Water Resources Research paper.
DOI: 10.17632/cfj88hvwkb.1
title: "Two-headed" juvenile of Nematodirus sp. from reindeer (Rangifer tarandus)

description: Dataset consists of two folders. Each one contains photo and video of "two-headed" juvenile of Nematodirus sp., obrained from the feces of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus). The folder entitled "Egg in tap water" contains photo and video taken with x10 and x40 magnification, bright field, dark field, phase contrast. The folder entitled "Juvenile in tap water (2 month later)" contains photo and video taken with x10, x20, x40 and x100 magnification, bright field, dark field, phase contrast.
This dataset is a supplement for the research article "Double trouble: ‟two-headed” Nematodirus sp. juvenile from R. tarandus" by Olga Loginova for the Russian Journal of Nematology.
DOI: 10.17632/579hs6zm8x.1
title: M.abscessus MALDI TOF raw data

description: MALDI TOF MS Raw data of M.abscessus sumitting with study title "MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry discriminates drug-susceptible and -resistant strains in Mycobacterium abscessus"
DOI: 10.17632/j2pnx2mwwk.1
title: Dataset of traditional desserts originating from Bangladesh

description: Dataset Description: This is a dataset for the comprehensive collection of structured information encompassing a wide array of traditional desserts originating from Bangladesh. This dataset includes details such as the names of desserts. In this dataset, there is a comprehensive compilation of high-quality images capturing the rich diversity of traditional desserts from Bangladesh. The dataset includes a diverse range of traditional Bangladeshi desserts, showcasing the richness and variety of the country's culinary heritage. This may encompass sweets made from ingredients like milk, rice flour, semolina, coconut, and various fruits. The dataset undergoes curation and quality control processes to ensure its reliability and usefulness. This involves removing duplicates, irrelevant or low-quality images, and ensuring proper labeling and categorization of the images. The dataset is typically organized in a structured format for easy access and usage. This may involve categorizing images into folders or directories based on the dessert name. Additionally, the dataset may be provided in a standardized file format ( “jpg” ) with accompanying metadata files for each image. 

Usage: The usage of this dataset can be diverse and beneficial in several fields. Researchers in the field of computer vision can utilize the dataset for training and evaluating machine learning models. By leveraging deep learning techniques, these models can be trained to recognize and classify Bangladeshi desserts in images. This can have applications in automated food recognition, dietary analysis, and food recommendation systems. Researchers interested in dietary habits and nutritional analysis can use the dataset to study the nutritional content of Bangladeshi desserts and their impact on health. 

Data Sources: Some data has been collected from different sweet shops in Dhaka. The rest were collected from Brahmanbaria. These are the homemade desserts of Brahmanbaria. 

Dataset Size: There are 27 folders with 27 different images of Bangladeshi desserts. Each folder has a minimum of 100 images. There are a total of 4,118 images.
DOI: 10.25500/edata.bham.00001077
title: Research data supporting the publication "Facial Selectivity in Mechanical Bond Formation: Axially Chiral Enantiomers and Geometric Isomers from a Simple Prochiral Macrocycle"
DOI: 10.17632/9zh4ppkrg9.1
title: Understanding the Factors that Influence the Acceptance of Technology in Poverty Alleviation Programs: Case Study of Civil Servants in Indonesia

description: In an era where technology is rapidly evolving, its integration into various sectors, including poverty alleviation programs, has become increasingly important. This dataset presents a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing the acceptance of technology among civil servants in Indonesia, focusing on its application in poverty alleviation initiatives. By examining variables such as usability, accessibility, and the impact of socio-cultural factors, the dataset offers valuable insights into the readiness and challenges faced by civil servants in adopting technological solutions. Through this case study, we aim to shed light on the critical aspects that can enhance the effectiveness of technology-driven poverty alleviation programs, ultimately contributing to the broader goal of sustainable development and reduced inequality in Indonesia.