jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
Non-Radial Pulsation of General-Relativistic Stellar Models. II. Properties of the Gravitational Waves

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

view Abstract Citations (107) References (4) Co-Reads Similar Papers Volume Content Graphics Metrics Export Citation NASA/ADS Non-Radial Pulsation of General-Relativistic Stellar Models. II. Properties of the Gravitational Waves Price, Richard ; Thorne, Kip S. Abstract An analysis is presented of the properties of the gravitational waves emitted by a fully relativistic, non-rotating stellar model, which is pulsating in a non-radial manner. Attention is focused on quasi- normal-mode pulsations in which the star is excited at some initial moment of time, it radiates gravita- tional waves thereafter, and these waves gradually damp its nearly periodic pulsations. For such quasi- normal modes a discussion is presented of the polarization of the gravitational waves and of the energy, momentum, and angular momentum which the waves transport Publication: The Astrophysical Journal Pub Date: January 1969 DOI: 10.1086/149857 Bibcode: 1969ApJ...155..163P full text sources ADS | Related Materials (5) Part 1: 1967ApJ...149..591T Part 3: 1969ApJ...158....1T Part 4: 1969ApJ...158..997T Part 5: 1970ApJ...159..847C Part 6: 1973ApJ...181..181I
B.C.G. Vaccination in the Newborn

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

MEDICALJOHURNAL-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MEIA ORA a refractory state.This failure of adequate response is not only seen with low dosage but may develop in spite of con- tinued high initial dosage, usually appearing after four to eight weeks of treatment.Attempts to explain these failures have so far been unsuccessful.The following possibilities have been excluded by special study: masked corticogenic hypothyroidism; diminished response of the peripheral target-organs; vita- min C deficiency; and decreased activity of the pituitary hormone preparations.Investigations into the possible development of neutralizing antibodies or a shift in the hormone production of the adrenals appear to be indicated.The administration of A.C.T.H. in cases of rheumatoid arthritis should still be regarded as worthy of investigation.
Is patient navigation a solution to the problem of "leaving no one behind"? A scoping review of evidence from low-income countries

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Abstract Patient navigation interventions, which are designed to enable patients excluded from health systems to overcome the barriers they face in accessing care, have multiplied in high-income countries since the 1990s. However, in low-income countries (LICs), indigents are generally excluded from health policies despite the international paradigm of universal health coverage (UHC). Fee exemption interventions have demonstrated their limits and it is now necessary to act on other dimensions of access to healthcare. However, there is a lack of knowledge about the interventions implemented in LICs to support the indigents throughout their care pathway. The aim of this paper is to synthesize what is known about patient navigation interventions to facilitate access to modern health systems for vulnerable populations in LICs. We therefore conducted a scoping review to identify all patient navigation interventions in LICs. We found 60 articles employing a total of 48 interventions. Most of these interventions targeted traditional beneficiaries such as people living with HIV, pregnant women and children. We utilized the framework developed by Levesque et al. (Patient-centred access to health care: conceptualising access at the interface of health systems and populations. Int J Equity Health 2013;12:18) to analyse the interventions. All acted on the ability to perceive, 34 interventions on the ability to reach, 30 on the ability to engage, 8 on the ability to pay and 6 on the ability to seek. Evaluations of these interventions were encouraging, as they often appeared to lead to improved health indicators and service utilization rates and reduced attrition in care. However, no intervention specifically targeted indigents and very few evaluations differentiated the impact of the intervention on the poorest populations. It is therefore necessary to test navigation interventions to enable those who are worst off to overcome the barriers they face. It is a major ethical issue that health policies leave no one behind and that UHC does not benefit everyone except the poorest.
PENGUNGKAPAN CSR PERBANGKAN SYARIAH SEBAGAI KEBUTUHAN INFORMASI STAKEHOLDER

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

This research aims to analyze the disclosure of corporate social responsibility by Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin based on shariah enterprise theory. This research wasconducted by analyzing how the Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin disclose corporate social responsibility through the information presented in the annual report are based on the items disclosure of social responsibility based on sharia enterprise theory. This research uses a qualitative method with case study method in which the analysis using content analysis. The data used in this research is secondary data in the form of a written document that is the annual report of Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin obtained from the official website of Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin. This research is descriptive interpretative to discuss problems with clear descriptions based on the ability of researchers to reveal the purpose of understanding the information presented in the annual report of Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin. This research shows that social responsibility reporting Bank Syariah Mandiri dan Bank Syariah Bukopin still very limited, and is far from being in accordance with sharia enterprise theory.
EFFECT OF NAA, IBA AND MS STRENGTH IN ROOTING OF Bauhinia purpurea L. IN VITRO

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

This study aimed to assess the effect of concentrations 0.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0 mg/l of each of IBA and NAA and MS Strength in shoot rooting of Purple camel's foot the plantlet produced from the buds in multiplication stage on MS with 3.0 mg/l BA or 2.0 mg/l TDZ. Rooting results using full strength MS medium showed that 0.75 mg/l IBA produced largest average of root numbers (15.55). Also the same concentration of IBA have similar effect on lengths of roots (38.88 cm). On the other hand the response of shoots for rooting in different concentration of NAA was high and the 2.0 mg/l concentration of NAA was significant for roots numbers averages (8.44). The MS medium with half strength was tested for rooting with addition same concentrations of IBA and NAA, So 1.5 mgl IBA have highest numbers of roots (9.88) and longest roots trait (25.05 cm.). but 3.0 mg/l NAA was superior in comparison with all the other concentrations and have largest numbers for shoots with recorde (11.66), but 0.25 mgl NAA gave highest roots (15.77). In this study it was possible to acclimatized the plant growing in tubes, plantlets were hardened gradually by removed the plantlets from the tubes washing them thoroughly with water to remove the residual agar from the roots, then planted in pots containing mixture of sand and petmous (1:1). and covered with light permeable plastic sheets with pores to inter air. percentage (80%) was achieved.
[Biliurolithiasis - a classification of a disease with complex characteristics].

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

The development of the medicine itself, meets the current question of the common, interdisciplinary method of approach in the treatment of a series of diseases, such as biliurolithiasis. The attempt to make a classification is basic for making an optimal method of treatment of the biliurolithiasis. The biliurolithiasis is a disease influencing some new strategies of treatment in the combined efforts of the urologist and the surgeons both.
The phenomenon of D. Trump and scenarios of US-Russian relations

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

This article examines the foreign policy platform of Donald Trump, based his proposals, the composition of his advisers and supporting coalitions. Second focus of the article is the internal political context and limitations to the new administration of the White House. Finally, there are conclusions for Russia and possible scenarios for the development of bilateral relations after the inauguration of Donald Trump.The future of Russian-American relations is the key uncertainty of 2017, from which to a great extent depends the general direction of Russian foreign policy. The development of relations can go in several directions, which is conditioned to success or failure of Trump domestic economic program, as well as high or low level of conflict behavior of new US administration in its foreign policy. From the perspective of economic and internal policy the criterion of success for Trump will be the speed with which he could launch a legislative mechanism for tax reform and infrastructure investment despite the Democrats opposition. From the perspective of foreign policy, the main uncertainty in US-Russia relations will be about the future of confrontation in Eastern Europe and willingness of the parties to cooperate in stabilizing the situation in the Middle East, despite the differences in objectives and choice of allies. A key condition for normalizing relations remains the preservation of strategic balance between Russia and the United States.
Preparing White Educators for Multicultural Classrooms: Exploring Privilege, Power, and Rearticulating White Identity

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

Reflecting the shift in population in the United States, classrooms are becoming increasingly more diverse. However, more than 85% of teachers are white and middle class. Can teachers who have been born to the dominant group adequately teach students who are oppressed daily by that same group? What pre-service training should be provided?\nAn integrated model of teacher development was created that pairs individual identity dilemmas posited by Miller and Fellows with associated societal critiques. This method helps to deepen the students’ understanding of how their own personal development is related to how it related to larger constructions of meaning. First students learn to identify privilege in their own lives while examining how the privilege of the dominant group has been maintained through a complex network of institutional racism that denied those privileges to people of color. Next the students work to define their individual ethnicity and rearticulate a positive, anti-racist white identity while deconstructing historical whiteness and its role in meaning generation. Students then address the guilt that often plagues white individuals as they learn about the pervasiveness of racism and their collusion in it. At the same time students learn how to monitor their behavior for conscious and subconscious racist actions as well as how to correct such behaviors through meta-cognition. Finally students process the lifestyle changes that come with a lifelong commitment to ending racism, being an effective ally, and working to change racist practices in their classrooms and educational institutions.\nThough this inquiry is not an exhaustive analysis of the needs of teacher training programs, it provides a new framework from which curriculum can be developed that will create more aware and accepting teachers.
Domain Wall Splitting in Extra Dimension

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

We study the splitting of domain walls in 5-dimensional flat Minkowski spacetime. To construct a domain wall structure we utilize a potential of the form and for simplicity we assume the scalar field to be real. We also assume the coefficient a to be temperature-dependent. We find exact analytical expressions for the energy density of the domain wall and from this expression we find close analytical form for the separation of the divided domain walls. We find that near critical temperature the domain walls split. At the critical temperature, the domain walls rejoin. In the region above this critical temperature, the kink solution is nontopological. We find that the phenomena of splitting of domain walls occurs in this region as well. This effect is especially manifest near the inflection point of the potential.
Assessment of Vitamin B6 Nutriture in Pregnancy in the Rat.

Field: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (Life Sciences)

The response of several parameters of vit B6 nutriture (erythrocyte GPT and GOT, hepatic GPT and GOT, and xanthurenic acid excretion following a tryptophan load) to dosages of vit B6 ranging from 15 to 400 μg pyridoxine. HCl daily has been determined in pregnant and nonpregnant rats. All parameters except erythrocyte GPT appeared to be markedly affected by the state of pregnancy per se. Erythrocyte GPT was the most sensitive to the wide range of vit B6 doses employed. Erythrocyte GPT appears to be well suited for use as a parameter for the study of vit B6 requirements in pregnancy.
Screening of Suitable Mixed Grass Species and Seeding Rates of Four Native Grass Seeds in an Alpine Mining Area

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The targeting of suitable mixed grass species and seeding rates of native grass seed in the process of ecological restoration in alpine mining areas is unclear. Four kinds of native grass seed (Poa pratensis cv. Qinghai, Poa crymophila cv. Qinghai, Puccinellia tenuiflora cv. Tongde and Pedicularis kansuensis) were selected as experimental materials to set up mixed sowing tests in the Muli mining area, which were analyzed for changes in plant coverage, biomass, forage nutrient composition, and soil physicochemical properties under different mixed grass species and seeding rates, aiming to provide a data reference and theoretical basis for the screening of suitable mixed grass species and seeding rates for artificial grassland planting in alpine mining areas. The results showed that the mixed grass species and seeding rate (HF) of Poa pratensis cv. Qinghai + Poa crymophila cv. Qinghai + Puccinellia tenuiflora cv. Tongde + Pedicularis kansuensis had the highest vegetation coverage (97.33%). At the same time, the aboveground biomass of HF was the largest (356.27 g·m−2). The soil organic matter, total nitrogen, total phosphorus, and total potassium of HF increased by 37.05%, 28.11%, 34.68%, and 10.14%, respectively, compared with CK, and the difference was significant (p < 0.05). Principal component analysis was carried out on 23 indexes of vegetation and soil. It was found that nine indexes, including coverage, aboveground biomass, belowground biomass, soluble sugar, and soil organic matter content, were the key indexes of evaluation. By sorting the membership functions of the above indicators, it was found that among the 12 mixed grass species and seeding rates, the comprehensive evaluation value of HF was the highest (0.848). In summary, it is recommended that the mixed grass species and seeding rate of Poa pratensis cv Qinghai + Poa crymophila cv. Qinghai + Puccinellia tenuiflora cv. Tongde + Pedicularis kansuensis be adopted for ecological restoration in alpine mining areas; this mixed grass species and seeding rate can effectively promote plant growth and development and improve the physicochemical properties of the soil, which can improve the stability and sustainability of the artificial grassland in the alpine mining area.
Gas Bladder Deflation of Depressurized Largemouth Bass

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Rapid depressurization oflargemouth bass Micropterus salmoides caught from deep water can result in expansion of the gas bladder. Largemouth bass released in such condition are unable to submerge and are subject to injury and predation. I compared angler returns in three California reservoirs for three groups of largemouth bass caught by angling: 76 fish with expanded gas bladders that were deflated by puncturing prior to release, 49 that did not demonstrate any gas bladder expansion but were punctured prior to release, and 159 that did not demonstrate any gas bladder expansion and were not punctured. Returns did not differ between punctured and control groups, suggesting that deflation of largemouth bass with expanded gas bladders is not harmful and can improve survival of released fish. Largemouth bass Micropterus salmoides that have acclimated to deep water and that are caught there by anglers are subjected to depressurization as they are brought to the surface, My observations indicate that most largemouth bass can resubmerge if released immediately. However, if retained in a live well for later release, gas bladder distention makes it impossible for the fish to resubmerge, and the fish will be subject to injury and predation.
Differences in the rust resistance of greenhouse and outdoor‐grown white birch species, Betula spp.

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Summary The 2‐year‐old seedlings of five different white birch species (Betula platyphylla, Betula papyrifera, Betula pubescens, Betula pendula (two types) and Betula resinifera x Betula pendula) grown both in a greenhouse and outdoors, were inoculated in a leaf disc assay with two different birch rust (Mel‐ampsoridium betulinum) isolates from B. pendula and B. pubescens. The resistance of these birch species varied significantly. Resistance to the B. pubescens rust isolate was not related to the resistance of the B. pendula rust isolate. The behaviour of a birch genotype grown in the greenhouse did not correspond to the behaviour of the same genotype grown outdoors. The outdoor growth environment greatly increased the contents of soluble proteins, rubisco, chloro‐phyll and nitrogen in the leaves of diploid birch species (B. platyphylla, B. pendula and B. resinifera x B. pendula). For tetraploid and pentaploid species (B. pubescens and B. papyrifera , respectively) there was no such clear difference in the leaf physiological status between the seedlings grown outdoors and in the greenhouse. The C:N ratio was higher for the greenhouse‐grown seedlings in all the birch species, but the difference was significant only with the diploid species. The incidence of rust in the birch species did not correlate with any of the leaf physiological parameters studied. The adaptability of birch genotypes to the environment in relation to their resistance to birch leaf rust is discussed.
Spectrum of thoracic systemic venous abnormalities using multidetector computed tomography

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Abstract Background Anomalies of the thoracic systemic venous return vary widely and range from those with completely normal physiology to severe right to left shunting thus requiring surgical correction. The aim of the study is to enhance the awareness of multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) role in evaluation of systemic venous abnormalities, and be familiar with the imaging characteristics of even the extremely rare abnormalities. Results Among 270 examined patients, 15.19% had systemic venous abnormalities. Inferior vena cava (IVC) congenital anomalies accounted for (24.4%) of the detected abnormalities (prevalence: 3.7% among the studied population) where IVC interruption with azygos continuation was the most common detected IVC abnormality accounting for 17.7% of the detected abnormalities (prevalence: 2.6%), while IVC thrombosis accounted for 21.9% (prevalence: 3.3%). Persistent left sided superior vena cava (SVC) accounted for 14.6% of the detected abnormalities (prevalence: 2.2%), while SVC syndrome represented 19.5% (prevalence: 2.9%) and SVC aneurysm represented 2.4% (prevalence: 0.37%). Retroaortic brachiocephalic vein (BCV) and BCV thrombosis accounted for 7.3% each (prevalence: 1.1). Finally, persistent levo-atrial cardinal vein represented 2.4% of the detected abnormalities (prevalence: 0.37%). Conclusions MDCT is a non-invasive modality that can provide detailed information about the systemic thoracic veins before surgical or interventional procedures, especially in patients with congenital anomalies.
Design Integrity and Enterprise Architecture Governance

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

This chapter describes a design integrity framework for developing models of any entity of interest at various levels of abstraction. The design integrity framework presented describes and defines contextual, conceptual, logical and physical model types. The framework also defines a set of alignment attributes for each model type and explains how these are to be used to demonstrate alignment from initial concept and requirements through to actual physical implementation. These concepts are then applied in an organisational context to identify the roles necessary to support an EA governance framework and strong alignment from idea to implementation. Request access from your librarian to read this chapter's full text.
Estimating Intertemporal Labour Supply Elasticities Using Structural Models.

Field: Economics, Econometrics and Finance (Social Sciences)

In this paper, the author proposes empirical models where both the intertemporal substitution elasticity and the elasticities measuring the impact of different wage profiles are estimated taking into account the restrictions derived from utility maximization. She considers models assuming a Stone Geary utility function and also a constant elasticity of substitution across periods function. The data used are a sample of men from the Michigan Panel of Income Dynamics. Her estimates support the low intertemporal substitution elasticity found in previous studies. The estimates for the uncompensated elasticities are also small. Copyright 1989 by Royal Economic Society.
A climatological study on the occurrence of easterly gales on the North Atlantic Ocean

Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences (Physical Sciences)

The numbers of easterly gales that occurred in the North Atlantic Ocean north of 25°N been estimated by using a selection criterion involving minimum values for the meridional pressure gradient, for each day of the period 1881-1970. To do this use has been made of magnetic tapes from the "Deutscher Wetterdienst" with daily pressure values (for 12 hours GMT) in grid points. This method is not without shortcomings, because the wind field depends on more factors than the pressure gradient only. When the pressure difference indicates an easterly gale there are two possibilities: the statement is correct or not correct. By applying a statistical method an estimate could be made of the percentages of (in)correct statements. The percentage of correct statements appeared to be around 80% in the area between 70°N and 35°N. South of 35°N this percentage decreases considerably. On the North Atlantic Ocean January is the month with the most frequent and July the month with the least frequent easterly gales. In general the maximum number of easterly gales is found in the area between Iceland and Greenland, while a secondary maximum is found south of the American coast between New York and Newfoundland. From the maxima southwards the numbers of easterly gales gradually decrease. In autumn a secondary maximum occurs in the area between the Azores and the English Channel, while in spring to the contrary a secondary minimum is found in this area. More interesting is the following. Looking at the number of days per year on which an easterly gale did occur it appears that especially in the area between 70°N and 50°N there are considerable differences between the successive periods 1881-1900, 1901-1920, 1921-1940, 1941-1960 with a minimum in the second period and a maximum in the last period. The differences between these periods are often highly significant. The fluctuations in the numbers of days per year with an easterly gale can be explained by the climatic fluctuation connected with the cycle of solar activity with a period of 80-90 years.