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!P.D.F D.o.w.n.l.o.a.d Mastering Audio, Third Edition: The Art and the Science Full-Online

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

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Comparative perspectives on judicial review in Lithuania

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

IN CONFORMITY WITH POST-COMMUNIST TRENDS in Russia and Eastern Europe, Lithuania's political system incorporates an important innovation in the shape of adjudication on the constitutionality of legislative and executive action. Although judicial review was previously unknown there, its introduction in 1992 aroused no undue controversy. This Lithuanian consensus on the need for such a measure is not surprising, as in both Europe and America doctrines of constitutional oversight find a far-reaching application to the governance of moder democracies. There appears to be a vague concurrence with the opinion that, for governments to proceed as planned, it is necessary to have an arbiter whose decisions-whether on spheres of authority or on consistency with the provisions of a constitution-should be final. The concrete particulars of such an arbitral institution, however, have never been devoid of controversy. In the past, some have argued for the merits of Councils of Revision consisting of judicial and executive appointees, while others sought to concede to each branch of government the right to judge the validity of its own action.l Today, however, the prevailing tendency is to accord the courts, and not the politicians, the power to interpret the constitution authoritatively.2 Like most countries that belonged to the continental legal tradition, interwar Lithuania had no institutionalised oversight procedures designed to nullify legislative or executive acts on constitutional grounds. To be sure, it was a commonplace of contemporary political thought that government action had to conform to the constitution. Thus, the constitution of 1922 stated (and that of 1928 restated) that laws contrary to the constitution were without legal force.3 A similar statement could also be found in the constitution adopted in 1938.4 At the time, however, such general beliefs that all agencies of government should be bound by the constitution did not lead to the development of review procedures for voiding acts when they were in conflict with the supreme law of the land.5 Admonitions against unconstitutionality written into Lithuania's basic laws may have been only declaratory restatements of a self-evident truth that the constitution was superior to any ordinary legislative or executive act. More important perhaps, they could have been construed as a licence granted to the central authorities to oversee the legality of government operations at the local level. The following paraphrased passages in that country's constitutions strengthened the suspicion that
Dynamic hearing thresholds after glycerol ingestion may be modified by endolymphatic hydrops status in Ménière’s disease

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Endolymphatic hydrops (ELH) can be identified by electrophysiological and radiological examinations. We aimed to investigate the relationship between audiometric glycerol test and delayed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the inner ear after intratympanic gadolinium in patients with unilateral Ménière’s disease (MD). Forty-two patients with unilateral definite MD underwent audiometric glycerol test and delayed MRI following intratympanic gadolinium application. The degree of cochlear ELH was moderately positively correlated with the mean hearing threshold below 2 kHz. For those ears with positive glycerol results, the best hearing threshold was measured at 3 h and the maximal improvement of hearing threshold was observed within the third hour. The overall positive rates of glycerol test did not differ between ELH (+) and ELH (–) subgroups based on the MRI findings. Significant temporal changes in the positive rate were only observed in the ELH (+) subgroup. The rebound rate did not change significantly over time in either subgroup. In MD patients, glycerol-induced dynamic shift of hearing threshold may be modified by the hydropic status of the inner ear. For those without radiological ELH, glycerol test could be used as additional diagnostic tool to detect hydrops.
Discharge control and evolution in TFTR

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

The TFTR tokamak is used to evaluate discharge evolution and control, when these are broken down into discharge, initiation, volt-second consumption, and current and density ramp-up and ramp-down. Control of the current ramp-up using a plasma growing technique will be described, and the advantages of this method compared to using constant major and minor radii will be discussed. The control of density using gas puffing, pellet injection, and neutral beam fueling will be presented, along with a discussion of the density range which is found to increase with plasma current. 23 refs., 11 figs., 2 tabs.
Effectiveness of a clinical/billing alert system vs education alone in assisting physicians to correctly bill for asthma nebulization treatments in the pediatric office setting.

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Missed billing opportunities can be a negative outcome of the implementation of non-interfaced clinical and billing information systems. We describe a decision support system that prompts physicians with suggested billing options at the point of ordering nebulized medications. A baseline rate of 70% missed billing opportunities decreased to 38% with education alone and to 7% with an alert system. Decision support can best support billing opportunities when automated and appearing at the point of care.
The Buddhist Impact on the Last Testaments of Women in Medieval China

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

Through a comparative study of last testaments documented in epitaphs of the Tang period, this article offers a glimpse into people’s outlooks on life and their concerns in the face of death. The thoughts expressed in last testaments have been neglected in the studies of Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty, with research restricted to compilations of materials. In-depth analyses of such materials are rare. Through a study of the last testaments in the epitaphs, several trends in attitudes towards death and burial can be discerned: a turn from burial to cremation; the simplification of ritual and its procedures; a greater prevalence of separate, rather than joint spousal interment. The last testaments from the Tang period exhibit these different features under the influence of Buddhist ideas prevalent during those times.
Costs and cost-effectiveness of integrated horizontal community health worker programmes in low- and middle-income countries (2015–2024): a scoping literature review

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Background Community health workers (CHWs) play a vital role in delivering primary health care in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), addressing multiple diseases through horizontal programmes. Despite their effectiveness, there is a US$4.4 billion annual funding gap for professional CHW programmes. Some countries have adopted these programmes, while others require stronger economic evidence to justify investments. This study updates a 2015 review, critically examining the costs and cost-effectiveness of horizontal CHW programmes in LMICs. Methods A scoping review was conducted using 10 databases and grey literature, covering studies published between August 2015 and July 2024. Search terms related to ‘Community Health Workers’ and ‘Economic Evaluations’ were used. Studies were screened via Covidence software based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Data on study methodology, cost and outcomes were extracted, tabulated in Microsoft Excel and analysed. Results A total of 18 studies, covering 42 scenarios, were included. Most studies focused on partial economic evaluations, with cost analyses being the most common method. CHW compensation varied widely, with a median monthly salary of US$265 (range US$3033 ($148 (Ethiopia)–$3181 (Malawi)); IQR US$346 (US$203–US$549)). The most commonly reported cost metric was the annual cost per capita, with a median of $6.02 (range: $0.29–$67.95). Sensitivity analyses were conducted in 29% of the scenarios, with six scenarios concluding CHW programmes were cost-effective. However, most did not conclude on cost-effectiveness or affordability, highlighting gaps in the evidence base. Service provision was the most frequently reported outcome, while cost per outcome and affordability were under-reported. Conclusions This review highlights gaps in the economic evaluation of horizontal CHW programmes, particularly in cost-effectiveness and affordability. More large-scale evaluations are needed to inform national health policies and support sustained investment in CHW programmes to strengthen health systems and address workforce shortages.
Agricultural Improvement in Turkey*

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The position of Turkey at the junction of the east and the west gives it peculiar advantages. There is thus a strong historical basis for the belief that Turkey can again acquire a far richer and more powerful agricultural economy than it has to-day. In the British Empire and Commonwealth under conditions which have some similarity to those of Turkey, there are many crops grown which might well be of great use. All the information collected in these and other eastern countries is at the disposal of the leaders of Turkish agriculture, and no-one would be happier than the workers in India or Egypt if the results of their work led to successful developments in Turkey. Already in some directions of agricultural production, Turkey leads the world and dominates the markets of Europe and elsewhere. Anatolia is the home of the mohair goat and the remainder of the world depends on Turkey for its supply.
Cosmogonoeschatological and Easter archetypes in the work of Daniil Kharms in the 1930s

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

The research is devoted to the dynamics of D.I. Kharms’ creativity in the 1930s: if his early work functions in accordance with the ideas of the cosmogonomeschatological archetype, then later he turns to the Easter archetype, especially in the story “The Old Woman” (1939), which can be described as the final point of abandonment of the avant-garde. The goal is to show the process of Kharms's transition from the cosmic-eschatological to the Easter archetype. This process in the work of Kharms is described for the first time. The research material is Kharms' works of the 1930s. The methodology is determined by modern theoretical ideas about the categories of archetype and myth. The transition from the cosmogonoeschatological archetype to the Easter archetype begins in the work of Kharms with the story “Morning” (1931), where Kharms focuses on describing everyday life, while the main motive in the story becomes the motive of waiting for a miracle that will never happen. This story differs from the previous works of Kharms and shows the writer's departure from the positions of his own philosophical treatises of 1927-1931 and from the type of thinking characteristic of the avant-garde - the cosmic-eschatological archetype. This leads to the destruction of the myth in his work as a picture of the world that explains the world, leads to the formation of a plot of doubt, the functioning of which leads to total incoherence and disunity in his poetics. The result is the story “The Old Woman,” in which the archetype of Easter is actualized, as a result of which the spiritual revival of the hero associated with the appeal to God takes place.
Profili evolutivi del diritto degli appalti. Il paradigma delle cause di esclusione

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Italian administrative law has been undergoing an evolution aimed at progressively eliminating the relevance \nthat merely formal defects have traditionally held, an evolution which has nonetheless struggled to gain \nprominence in the case of the procedures for obtaining public commissions. In this regard, the aim of \nsafeguarding the fundamental right to equality of treatment has been pursued by means of merely formal \nrules, whose strict compliance has always been regarded as indispensable for the accomplishment of the \nafore mentioned aim. The necessity of going beyond the former legal set-up in order to fully guarantee the \nprinciple of “favor partecipationis” has gained prominence with some difficulty and solely recently. This \ndoctoral thesis, by analyzing the field of exclusions from public tenders, aims to illustrate how the evolution \nof national tender law has been taking place at the material level, and to show to what extent the \nphenomenon of the so-called hybridization of the Italian legal system under the influence of European law \nhas actually affected this very evolution itself.
Effect of Foot Spacing on Velocity in Sprints

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Abstract Twenty-eight members of a track and field class for male physical education majors at the University of Oregon were timed from the bunch, medium, and elongated starting positions for distances of 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 yds. Every distance was sprinted in less time from the medium starting position than from either the bunch or the elongated starting positions. These differences were significant, however, only when the times from medium and elongated starts for distances of 10, 20, 30, and 50 yds. were compared. A significantly shorter mean time was also required to sprint 30 yds. from the bunch than from the elongated starting position.
Energy management portal for HVAC applications

Field: Engineering (Physical Sciences)

Over the past few years, the ever growing mobile market has seen a trend in the increase in the number of smart phone users. In a recent research conducted by Black Box Research, the smart phone penetration in Singapore alone is as high as 88%. On the other hand, air conditioner users in Singapore have also been increasing with the improvement in the standard of living. By tapping into the pervasiveness and the convenience of the smart phone devices, it would possible for the air conditioner users to retrieve real time information about the air quality within an instance and allow them to manage and control the efficiency of their air conditioner. Hence, this project aims to explore the use of an energy portal to gather and provide real time information about the air quality. This report will describe the development of the various wireless sensors used for data collection, as well as the presentation of the data collected in smart phone devices.
Effect of the rate of N fertilizer on apparent net mineralization of N during and after cultivation of cereal and sugar beet crops

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Abstract Apparent net N mineralization (mineralization minus immobilization) in fertilized and unfertilized treatments was determined in 133 fertilizer trials with cereals and sugar beet over 3 years (1988‐90). Apparent net mineralization was defined as follows: Apparent net N mineralization = (crop N at harvest ‐ crop N in spring) ‐ (N min in spring ‐ N min at harvest) ‐ N fertilizer applied. Results can be summarised as follows: For both crop species, apparent net N mineralization decreased in the following order: unfertilized > optimally fertilized > overfertilized. The decrease in apparent net mineralization of N with increasing rate of N fertilizer was attributed to immobilization. This was confirmed by measurements of increased remineralization during the following autumn, winter and during the growing season in the following year. Both the soil N min at harvest and fertilizer N which was immobilized and remineralized during autumn and winter, is at risk of being leached. At optimal fertilizer doses 30 kg N/ha and 74 kg N/ha were leached on average over winter from loamy and sandy soils respectively. Apparent net mineralization was not important for optimally fertilized cereals and therefore does not need to be considered for fertilizer recommendations for winter cereals. This does not apply to land receiving slurry applications before or during the growth period. In contrast to cereals, apparent net mineralization contributed considerably to the nutrition of sugar beet. Approximately 140 kg N/ha were mineralized at the optimum rate of N fertilizer application. However, the EUF‐ and CaCl 2 ‐methods were unable to predict N mineralization and were therefore unable to improve the prediction of fertilizer requirement even in combination with the NO 3 soil N fraction.
Magnetic Micromotors with Spiky Gold Nanoshells as SERS Sensors for Thiram and Bacteria Detection

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Abstract Surface‐enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) is widely used in all kinds of detection due to its ultrahigh sensitivity and selectivity. Micromotors, when used as SERS sensors, or the so‐called “hotspots on the fly”, can combine both controlled mobility and SERS sensing capacity, and are ideal for versatile in situ detection. In this work, mobile SERS sensors are successfully fabricated by growing gold nanospikes onto magnetic microsphere surfaces. These mobile micromotors can act as normal SERS sensors, characterized by the trace detection of thiram, a highly toxic fungicide. The detection limit can reach 0.1 n M , as good as most other noble metal deposited substrates. With significant magnetic gradient forces, separation of pathogenic bacteria from bulk solution is achieved once these magnetic micromotors bind with bacterial cells. Manipulated propulsion of micromotors, on the other hand, enables them to approach and contact pathogenic bacterial cells on command and further acquire Raman spectra under a controlled degree of contact, a capability never seen with passive sensors. The robotic SERS sensors have demonstrated unique sensing characteristics with controlled manipulations along with discriminative detection between bacterial species.
ChemInform Abstract: Accurate Determination of the Extent to which the SE2′ Reactions of an Allenylsilane are Stereospecifically anti.

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Abstract ChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 100 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract of an article which was published elsewhere, please select a “Full Text” option. The original article is trackable via the “References” option.
Charge Density Analysis of Crystals of Nicotinamide with Salicylic Acid and Oxalic Acid: An Insight into the Salt to Cocrystal Continuum

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Charge density analysis from both experimental and theoretical points of view on two molecular complexes: one is formed between nicotinamide and salicylic acid, and the other formed between nicotinamide and oxalic acid brings out the quantitative topological features to distinguish a cocrystal from a salt.
The Production of Positive Pions by 341-Mev Protons on Protons

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

The production of positive pions by protons on protons has been studied at 0\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{}, 35\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{}, and 58\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{} to the beam of 341-Mev protons produced by the Berkeley synchrocyclotron. In the collision of two protons, two reactions are possible which lead to a ${\ensuremath{\pi}}^{+}$ meson: (1) $P+P\ensuremath{\rightarrow}{\ensuremath{\pi}}^{+}+D$ and (2) $P+P\ensuremath{\rightarrow}{\ensuremath{\pi}}^{+}+N+P$. The experimental results at 0\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{} show an energy spectrum from 0 to 70 Mev which is fairly flat except for a large peak at the high-energy end. The flat portion of the spectrum can only be due to reaction (2). A comparison of the shape of the peak with the results of the phenomenological theory of Brueckner and Watson shows that the peak is due solely to reaction (1).This fact, together with a measurement of the energy of the beam and of the energy of the pions from reaction (1), gives the value 275.1\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}2.5 electron masses for the mass of the positive pion. The angular distribution in the center-of-mass system for reaction (1) as obtained from the data at the above three angles, is $(3.3\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}1.2)[0.11\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}0.06+{cos}^{2}\ensuremath{\theta}]\ifmmode\times\else\texttimes\fi{}{10}^{\ensuremath{-}29}$ ${\mathrm{cm}}^{2}$ ${\mathrm{sterad}}^{\ensuremath{-}1}$, and the total cross section for reaction (1) is (1.8\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}0.6)\ifmmode\times\else\texttimes\fi{}${10}^{\ensuremath{-}28}$ ${\mathrm{cm}}^{2}$.These results have been compared with the results obtained by Durbin, Loar, and Steinberger and by Clark, Roberts, and Wilson on the inverse reaction, ${\ensuremath{\pi}}^{+}+D\ensuremath{\rightarrow}P+P$. Using the theorem of detailed balancing, these experiments lead to the value zero for the spin of the positive pion with good certainty.
A Patient with a Large Basilar Artery Aneurysm in Whom Coil Embolization Was Performed by Protruding an LVIS into the Aneurysmal Neck in a Barrel-like Shape and Preserving a Branch Vessel

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Protruding the LVIS into an aneurysmal neck in a barrel-like shape is a technique that may help preserve the branch vessel and facilitate dense coil embolization.