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INFLUENCE OF CULTIVAR AND FERTILIZATION MODE UPON EARLY PRODUCTION OF TOMATOES CULTIVATED IN AN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Tomatoes are used in people diet, fresh or in different dishes (soups, sauces, pots, stuffed tomatoes, etc.). They are recommended as food for people suffering of asthenia, loss of appetite, chronic poisoning, congestive states, atherosclerosis, vascular diseases, arthritis, gout, rheumatism, azotemia, biliary and urinary lithiasis, constipation, enteritis. They are industrially used in the production of tomato paste, broth, canned, plain or spicy juice, pickled. The internal use of tomatoes results in a reduction in blood viscosity and thus reduces the risk of thrombosis and atherosclerosis as well as cardiovascular disease. In order to achieve early productions, the protected crop of tomatoes is used and cultivation with a shorter period of vegetation is used. Production time is also ensured through balanced nutrition. The experience was carried out during the year 2016, in an ecologically certified vegetable small farm in Husasau de Tinca, Bihor County. The experimental factors were cultivar and fertilization. Experimental culture was set up in a polyethylene tunnel in April.
Solutions and Optimization of Complex Statistics for Big Data Tables

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

Database management tools can query and replace large data and perform complex statistics. The cost of developing and maintaining databases for applications and specific services is high. In response to the new requirements brought about by changes in general business requirements, data export is generally processed by table processing tools. When dealing with the complex statistics of big data tables, table processing tools will face problems such as manual processing errors and long processing time. This paper takes the business processing of a big data table as an example, and discusses the solutions for batch name renaming and complex statistics of multi-dimensional projects. A solution was proposed to solve the problem of automation and execution efficiency, and the purpose of manual processing automation and execution efficiency improvement was achieved.
[Download~^Mp3] Laylizzy - The Young Nino Brown EP (feat. Emtee, Kl Album Download

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

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Historical Development Stages of Religious Architecture in Nakhchivan

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

The article studies religious architectural monuments of Nakhchivan dated on the basis of inscriptions and architectural elements. Religious architectural monuments, which are important for the study of medieval Azerbaijani architecture, are not properly involved in the study. However, since many of these monuments have medieval architectural elements, and some have inscriptions relating to the date of construction, these monuments make it possible to study the development stages of medieval architectural history. It is shown that the religious architecture in Nakhchivan is an integral part of Azerbaijan architecture and develops in interaction with neighboring countries of the Middle East. However, traditionalists and changes in the development of monuments of religious architecture have not been sufficiently studied, which sometimes does not allow to correctly date architectural monuments. Purpose: The study of religious architectural monuments to trace the sequence in their architecture and correctly date them using information given in the inscriptions. Methodology: Comparative and analytical analyses are used to determine the traditionalism and similarity between architectural elements of medieval religious architectural monuments in Nakhchivan. Special attention is paid to inscriptions, three-dimensional structure and structural elements. Research findings: Religious architectural monuments in Nakhchivan are divided according to two periods. The first period dates back to the 11–15th centuries and the second period includes the 16–18th centuries. Based on the results, the sequence and change of architectural elements in the development of religious monuments is traced.
Q-homotopy analysis transform method applied to fractional Kundu–Eckhaus equation and fractional massive Thirring model arising in quantum field theory

Field: Mathematics (Physical Sciences)

In this paper, [Formula: see text]-homotopy analysis transform method ([Formula: see text]-HATM) is used to solve fractional Kundu–Eckhaus equation and fractional massive Thirring model. This method is a mixture of Homotopy analysis method (HAM) and Laplace transform method (LTM) when [Formula: see text]. The approximate solutions obtained by [Formula: see text]-HATM are compared with the exact solutions. Numerical results are known through different graphs and tables. The results light the power, efficiency, simplicity, and reliability of the proposed method.
Loss of cellular retinol-binding protein 1 gene expression in microdissected human ovarian cancer.

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

The loss of CRBP1 expression in clinical ovarian tumor specimens is consistent with our previous findings in the rat model and human ovarian cancer cell lines. It appears to be an early event in ovarian carcinogenesis because there was no statistically significant difference in its frequency between tumor stages and grades. Our findings suggest that the loss of CRBP1 expression contributes to the ovarian cancer oncogenesis via altered vitamin A metabolism.
1146 Diagnostic aspect of trimetazidine using

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

the firsl lhree monlhs (range 35 -86 days) after DES implanlation, and group 2 (47 pts) in whom tesl was performed in the period lrom 3rd Io 61h monlhs aller DES implantalion.Results: there were no dilferences between groups according to the sex, age.diaboles, mean stent lenglh (21.984-8.4 vs. 21.174-6.8mm).stenl diameler (2.954-0.2 vs. 2.904-0.1mm).and lrequency el unslable angina before slenl implanlalion.Stent lhrombosis occurred on day of SECT in 1/47 pts (2.12%) in group 2, and in 0/30 pls (0.0%) in group 1 (P=NS).There were no other significant complications during the test and the first 24 hours alter SECT.Conclusion: our data suggest that SECT could be a sale method lor evaluation of pls 2 months and latter alter DES implantation.Nevertheless, one case el stenl thrombosis that occurs at the same day when the lesl was pedormed suggests that further data are needed for more precise evaluation of the salely el the lest.
A Ministry of Presence: Chaplaincy, Spiritual Care, and the Law. By Winnifred Fallers Sullivan

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Winnifred Fallers Sullivan's A Ministry of Presence is a dazzling, meticulous study of the interdependence of law and religion. Sullivan contends that shifts in legal interpretation of the religion clauses of the constitution and in religious life are yielding a new form of religious establishment in the United States. In contrast to the previous de facto Protestant establishment, when jurists urged broad separation of church and state, the courts now expect government institutions to promote religion as a nondivisive, universal aspect of human being. With less judicial intervention, religion is regulated more by administrative decisions—through politics and public–private partnerships. “Religion is being neutralized and naturalized—de-constitutionalized, formally” (201). Sullivan brilliantly illustrates this re-configured interdependence of law and religion by analyzing the regulation of chaplains in secular institutions. What sets this book apart from others about chaplaincy is Sullivan's method. She constructs an inductive “legal anthropology of religion” from court documents, statements from institutions and advocacy groups, and allied literature about chaplaincies (15). This is a distinctive, well focused, and integrative choice that enables Sullivan to explore religion in the chaplaincies from several directions, without weakening the book's coherence. The conceptual center of her analyses is a regulatory scheme that she calls, “spiritual governance” (17) (akin to “Foucauldian pastoral care,” but lacking Europe's “church-and-statism”). What American “governance through spiritual care” entails for Sullivan grows clearer at each turn of her argument, which uncoils in five, long, and intellectually sinuous chapters. These chapters treat, respectively, a fundamental concept, actor, credentialing process, nexus of litigation, and central practice in Sullivan's story about chaplains and the new establishment.
Memories of violence and New English identities in early modern Ireland

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

This article explores the violence surrounding the collapse of the Munster plantation in 1598. It situates this event in the wider context of violence in early modern Ireland, and highlights both similarities and differences in the behaviour seen there, and in other, better-explored Irish episodes of violence. It also argues that while the memory of those earlier settlers was apparently forgotten or silenced, violence in 1598 played a significant part in how later violent incidents in Ireland were narrated, particularly the 1641 rebellion, and that consequently Munster played an important role in New English identity-building in the early modern period.
Irregular War

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

If the rise of Islamic State can overthrow powerful states in a matter of weeks, what kind of a secure future can the world expect? After more than a decade of the war on terror, security specialists thought that Islamist paramilitary movements were in decline; the threat from ISIS in Syria and Iraq, Boko Haram in Nigeria, al-Qaida in Yemen, the chaos in Libya and the return of the Taliban in Afghanistan have all shown that to be wishful thinking. Once again the West is at war in the Middle East. Paul Rogers, the distinguished global security specialist, provides a much-needed look at the rise of such global terrorist movements from the margins and presents a new argument as troubling as it is compelling. While Islamic State has taken root in the Middle East and North Africa and has increasing impact across the world as thousands of young men and women rally to its cause, Rogers argues that it should be seen not just as a threat in its own right but as a marker of a much more dangerous world riddled with irregular war.
Using residual water from a marine shrimp farming BFT system. Part II: Artemia franciscana biomass production fed microalgae grown in reused BFT water

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The residual water from intensive aquaculture production systems can be utilized in integrated multitrophic cultivations. In this work, Artemia franciscana received daily feedings of 10 mg L−1 of Tetraselmis chuii, Nannochloropsis oculata and Chaetoceros muelleri, which were grown using residual water from an intensive biofloc Litopenaeus vannamei cultivation system. The goal of this study was to verify which species provide the best zootechnical performance and best crustacean biomass production efficiency. After 12 days of cultivation, A. franciscana wet biomass was 815.64 ± 18.74, 650.81 ± 83.98 and 40.76 ± 4.08 mg L−1 with C. muelleri, T. chuii and N. oculata (P < 0.05), with significant differences in dried biomass as well. As for the microalgae cultivation in the alternative culture medium, T. chuii had higher dry biomass gain, requiring less culture volume to achieve 10 mg L−1 and become ready to feed Artemia. Thus, T. chuii was the most efficient in Artemia biomass production with 0.83 L compared to 1.54 L g art−1 in C. muelleri. C. muelleri is recommended for feeding A. franciscana for biomass production purposes. However, due to its better efficiency, T. chuii can be selected to be part of a multitrophic system.
Engineered Wood/Bamboo Laminated Composites for Outdoor Hydrophilic Platforms: Structural Design and Performance

Field: Engineering (Physical Sciences)

Landscape designers increasingly prefer to use wood/bamboo-based composites for outdoor hydrophilic platforms owing to their natural surface texture, high performance, and sustainability to facilitate extensive interaction between people and water and enable the full range of ecological functions of water resources. In this study, four laminated composite (LC) structures were designed and manufactured using fluffed bamboo and wood veneers. Their surface textures, profile densities, water resistances, and mechanical properties were then evaluated. The type of fluffed veneer of the surface layer determined the texture of the LC surface. The specific structures of fluffed bamboo and wood veneer laminations were found to affect the LC profile density variability, water resistance, and mechanical properties owing to the differences in the strength and interfacial properties of bamboo and wood fibers. Finally, the water resistance and mechanical properties of all four LCs were found to be much higher than the highest level specified in GB/T 20241-2006 for ''laminated veneer lumber'' and GB/T 30364-2013 for "bamboo scrimber flooring", indicating that they are promising materials for structures and flooring, particularly for outdoor hydrophilic platforms.
[Primary Pulmonary Vein Stenosis Developed after Bidirectional Glenn Procedure;Report of Two Cases].

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

We experienced 2 cases of primary pulmonary vein stenosis(PVS),which developed after a bidirectional Glenn procedure was performed for complex heart defects with normal pulmonary venous return. Although the patients successfully underwent primary sutureless repair for left PVS, restenosis of the affected pulmonary veins occurred several months after surgery in both patients. Stent implantation followed by balloon angioplasty was performed for stent stenosis in 1 patient without effect. However, the patient later underwent a successful fenestrated Fontan procedure. Catheter intervention was contraindicated in the 2nd patient due to almost complete obstruction of the left pulmonary veins with upstream hypoplasia. To improve the results of PVS treatment, earlier diagnosis by quantitative lung perfusion scintigraphy, magnetic resonance imaging, and close echocardiographic observation together with earlier, aggressive treatment combining surgery and catheter interventions are recommended.
Sport Governance, Democracy and Globalization

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The chapter focuses on concepts of governance, democracy, and stakeholders in global non-profit sport. Recent issues, transgressions, and failures in sport have demonstrated how fragile sport's integrity is and how often it has been compromised. To restore sport's integrity, it is imperative that principles of good governance are adopted by sport organizations, throughout the world. Good governance includes such elements as democracy, transparency, and accountability. To achieve good governance, one must consider the various interests of key stakeholders in sport (e.g., athletes and participants, coaches, officials, volunteers, public, public organizations, media, corporations). Although challenging for leaders of international sport organizations, it is important to engage these stakeholders in the decision-making process of the organization, particularly when decisions directly affect them. Three international organizations are featured as examples where athletes' interests are addressed: UNI World Athletes/World Players Association, Sport Integrity Global Alliance, and Global Athlete. Other organizations are also identified as examples where principles of good governance are followed. Recent global events—namely the anti-racism protests held in the spring of 2020 and the coronavirus pandemic that started in 2019—are also addressed along with the impact they have had on international sport organizations.
Theoretical and Experimental Studies of the Magnetostructural Correlations in Mononuclear DyIII Compounds Evidenced by Quantum Tunneling of Magnetization Time, Crystal Field Parameters, and Point Charge Electrostatic Model

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Three new mononuclear Dy(III) compounds with a Schiff base ligand (H2L = N,N′-bis(2-hydroxy-5-methyl-3-formylbenzyl)-N,N′-bis-(pyridin-2-ylmethyl)ethylenediamine) and different β-diketonate co-ligands have been synthesized: [Dy(L)(tffb)] (1, tffb = 4,4,4-trifluoro-1-(2-furyl)-1,3-butanedione), [Dy(L)(fbta)] (2, fbta = 3-(4-fluorobenzoyl)-1,1,1-trifluoroacetone), and [Dy(L)(tta)] (3, tta = thenoyltrifluoroacetone). Compounds 1–3 exhibit distorted N4O4 trigonal dodecahedron configurations with different coordination substituents leading to various axial Dy–O bond lengths and O–Dy–O bond angles. The magnetization dynamics of compounds 1–3 are apparently different. Compound 1, showing the best single-molecule magnet (SMM) properties here, has the longest τQTM (0.357 × 10–2 s in theory vs 0.134 × 10–2 s in experiment) and an experimentally fitted Ueff of 94.76 K under a zero dc field. In 2 and 3, no reasonable Ueff could be fitted from the experimental data as no exponential dependence of τ on temperature is observed. This implies that the contribution of the Orbach pathway of 2 and 3 is even weaker than that of the Raman pathway. Both the accurate ab initio extraction and point charge electrostatic model show that 1 has the largest value of diagonal crystal field parameters, B20. This work verifies that the electronic structure of 1 is more suitable for SMM than 2 and 3.
Growth of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) on forest and former agricultural lands in Krynki Forest District

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The paper shows differences in morphological and anatomical features of the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) growing on former agricultural and forest lands. It was found that at the same age and in the same climatic conditions Scots pines from former agricultural land had larger stem dimensions and needle sizes as compared with the trees growing on forest land. These results lead to an interesting conclusion connected with future afforestation and reforestiation in the Krynki Forest District.
Effect of storage temperatures on postharvest qualities of fresh tea shoots

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Postharvest quality and antioxidant activity of fresh tea shoots ( Camellia sinensis ) in sealed polypropylene bags under different temperatures (5, 10, 15 °C and room temperature; 25°C) were determined. After storage, fresh tea shoots were analyzed for weight loss, color changes, respiration rate, antioxidant activity (DPPH assay) and total polyphenol (TP) content. There were no differences in percentage of weight loss of the fresh tea shoots stored at 5 °C and 10 °C for 20 days. The color illustrated by a* and hue values of fresh tea shoots stored at 5 °C remained unchanged in green color up to 20 days. Respiration rate of fresh tea shoots at room temperature was significantly higher than those stored at low temperatures. Tea shoots stored at 5 °C had the lowest respiration rate up to 6 days. The fresh tea shoots stored at 5 °C showed the highest TPC and antioxidant activity. The fresh tea shoots kept freshness for 20 days of storage under lower storage temperatures (5 °C and 10 °C). 5 °C maintained green color, high TP content and antioxidant activity, slow respiration rate and prolonged the shelf life up to 20 days.
Reformulasi Sanksi Pidana bagi Pelaku Eutanasia dalam Hukum Pidana Indonesia

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Purpose: To find out about eutanasia from the perspective of legal protection and human rights; as well as criminal law policies related to sanctions for eutanasia perpetrators in Indonesia. Research Methodology: The method used in this research is normative legal research, while the approach used is a statute approach, namely the Indonesian Criminal Code. Results: Prison sentence arrangements for doctors who practice active eutanasia need to be considered and studied further which must accommodate many things including the doctor's obligation to cure patients on the one hand, while on the other hand there is the patient's right to end his life because his illness is unlikely to be cured. Limitations: This research is limited to normative legal research that uses only primary legal materials, namely a comparison of the application of the eutanasia article in the old and new Criminal Codes, as well as threats of sanctions that are felt to have not fulfilled the value of justice. Contribution: In criminal law policies, it is necessary to consider alternative punishments other than imprisonment, for example fines. In this case, it is not necessary to remove the threat of imprisonment in Article 461 of the new Criminal Code, but to add a new article or paragraph which accommodates other forms of sanctions as an alternative to imprisonment. So that imprisonment will be imposed selectively, limitedly, and casuistically.
Group Penalized Multinomial Logit Models and Stock Return Direction Prediction

Field: Decision Sciences (Social Sciences)

Multinomial logit model(MLM) has been proposed as the most frequently regression model for multi-category response. To deal with correlated data, in this paper we propose G-LASSO/G-SCAD/G-MCP penalized MLM model to exert class discovery and class prediction for high-dimensional multi-category classification problems. Firstly, we develop a group coordinate descent(GCD) algorithm to simultaneously complete group selection and group estimation, and prove the convergence to the proposed GCD algorithm under mild conditions. Secondly, we apply the training set and group estimations to obtain class probability estimators, choose the Bayes classifier to identify class index information, and introduce the testing set and a few measures to assess multi-category prediction performance. Simulations show that the proposed methods outperform LASSO/SCAD/MCP penalized MLM, 3 deep learning methods and 3 machine learning methods in terms of Kappa, PDI(polytomous discrimination index), Optimal or Average Accuracy. Finally, we combine group penalized MLM with 58 technical indicators to predict up trends, sideways trends and down trends for stock returns, and show that the proposed methods outperform the other 9 methods in terms of Accuracy, PDI, Kappa and HUM. Therefore, the proposed method can not only accommodate the correlation information, but also improve multi-category prediction performance by shrinking group coefficients.
GAS PLUMES NEAR THE BENNETT ISLAND

Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences (Physical Sciences)

Eruption of powerful gas plumes near Bennett Island (De Long Islands), observed in 1973–1986, were studied on the basis of complex field and laboratory studies. The likely sources are located. They include underwater cones of presumably basaltic effusions, the occurrence of which dated back to the years from 1974 to 1983. Rhythm of gas eruptions reflects the change of the speed of rotation of the Earth and is similar to the rhythm of volcanic process. The yield of eruptions is adequate to the formation of basalt cones. The previously expressed volcanic hypothesis for the origin of Bennett gas plumes is confirmed.