OPTIMIZATION OF FUZZY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES USING DEEP LEARNING ALGORITHMS: A HYBRID APPROACH FOR ENHANCING DEMAND FORECASTING AND SUPPLY CHAIN EFFICIENCY by K. Kalaiarasi*, S. Swathi

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LE STYLE NATIONAL DANS LES ŒUVRES DE L’OPÉRA ROUMAIN EN TRANSYLVANIE PENDANT LA PÉRIODE ENTRE LES DEUX GUERRES by Otilia Maria CONSTANTINIU

“… The central idea of this study concerns the national identity in the operas of the Romanian composers from Transylvania during the interwar decades when Romanian intellectuality was concerned with the definition and redefinition of the culture of a recently made geopolitical entity and with the protection of this national „being” from protesters. …”
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Review of the Book of Kazakh History and Literature Survey and Analysis of Historical and Literary Links with Iran by Behruz Bekbabayi

“…In this review, we will mention the positive features of the book, such as providing brief information on the history and culture of the Kazakhs, the various periods of Kazakh literature, especially the literature of the Stalin era, and the way in which the Cossack intellectuals struggled with Stalin’s despotism at the head of them in the process of Kazakh culture and thinking. …”
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Reinforcement Learning-Driven Intelligent Truck Dispatching Algorithms for Freeway Logistics by Xiao Jing, Xin Pei, Pengpeng Xu, Yun Yue, Chunyang Han

“…Although the rapid development in big data and artificial intelligence motivates long-haul freeway logistics towards informatization and intellectualization, the transportation of bulk commodities still faces serious challenges arisen from dispersed freight demands and the lack of co-ordination among different operators. …”
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Die Rosenkreuzer als imaginäre Gesellschaft by Ralph Häfner

“…Wilhelm Hoßbach (1784-1846) was a preacher at the cadets’ house in Berlin. Intellectually close to Friedrich Schleiermacher he aimed at reconciling religiousness and science within the spirit of the mediation theology of his time. …”
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Diglossie et standardisation dans l'Angleterre du xie au xve siècle. Regard croisé avec la Bretagne by Gary Manchec German

“…In the case of English, native speakers still viscerally feel this Latinate vocabulary to be more sophisticated and intellectually superior to that of English origin, a form of diglossia internal to English which has lasted for 956 years. …”
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COVID-19 pandemic as a trigger for digitalization of the society, state and business by T. Yu. Krotenko

“…These results appeared due to the use of the following methods: a) analysis of scientific reviews and articles devoted to the problems of diagnosing the need and readiness for automation of public, state and organizational processes; b) an expert survey conducted online during the «autumn quarantine» (2021), it was at this time that the problems of adapting to extreme changes, and the need for research and a practical look at the issues of intellectualization of transformational processes in society, state, and business, became significantly aggravated; c) content analysis of answers to open questions offered to respondents. …”
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AKIL RİSALELERİ GELENEĞİ VE BU GELENEK İÇİNDE EBÜ’L-BEREKÂT EL-BAĞDÂDÎ’NİN AKIL RİSALESİ by Ferruh Özpilavcı

“…Discussions of Intellect, originating from Aristotle’s De Anima, caused a series of works to come, which can be collected under the title of ‘treatises of intellect’ through ‘the expositor’Alexander Afrodisias who handled this issue in an independent work named De Intellectu. Especially the theory of separate active intellect which Alexander set forth in his treatise as a producer cause of human intellect was discussed intensively by many of the commentators like Themistius and John Philoponus, and had repercussions in the Islamic world especially in Kindî and Farabî’s treatises of intellect. …”
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Un populisme de la misère : Haïti sous la présidence Aristide (1990-2004) by Laurent Jalabert

“…In this context, in spite of the terror imposed on intellectuals and opposition, he did not manage to prevent powerful dissatisfactions to rise. …”
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Research on the Epic of Edigey in Türkiye by Kemaloğlu İ.

“…As in many other fields, Tatar intellectuals were the first to research the epic in Turkey. …”
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A Review of "The Challenge of Modernity, the Quest for Authenticity in the Arab World " by Ahmad Biglari, Ebrahim Barzegar

“…The author has analyzed the notion of intellectuals in the Muslim world since the beginning of facing with two layers of the Western modern civilization, the colonial and technological progress. …”
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Models, systems, networks in economics, engineering, nature and society by D.N. Frantasov, Yu.V. Kudryashova, E.V. Voronina

“…A method is proposed for the intellectualization of the process of classification of factors causing the growth of unnormalized energy losses, based on artificial neural networks. …”

Autenticitatea și simulacrele ei în noile contexte culturale, politice și economice by Ștefan Firică

“…Lionel Trilling’s mostly culturalist approach, in the 1970s, gave rise to critics coming from intellectuals affiliated to the whole political spectrum, from the neo-con to the New Left. …”
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Marie Corelli, Wormwood, and the Diversity of Decadence by Jessica DeCoux

“…Her great popularity and the apparently moralistic elements of her work have excluded her from the ranks of the fin-de-siècle British Decadents, a group (such as it exists) traditionally defined by its rejection of mainstream middle-class values and its desire to appeal to a select readership of aesthetically-minded intellectuals. Indeed, Corelli’s novel Wormwood is generally read as an anti-Decadent creed, or at the very least a novel which disingenuously castigates Decadence while titillating readers with themes and tropes “co-opted” from works of that genre.In fact, Wormwood is so often read in these terms because it eludes easy interpretation, a quality that marks it as a distinctly Decadent text. …”
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The Morris Intercultural Education Initiative: A Decade of Advancing Democracy Through Community-Engaged Learning in the Rural Midwest by Cristina Ortiz, Tammy Berberi, Thomas Genova, Windy G. Roberts

“…Reflecting on their own problematic positionality as relatively privileged professional intellectuals in an intercultural rural environment, the authors argue that it is important to understand others in terms of the strengths and assets that they contribute to efforts to build culturally agile, democratic institutions.…”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADOLESCENTS' KNOWLEDGE LEVELS OF SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT AND ANTICIPATION OF THE RISK OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT by Lailatul Fadliyah, Danty Indra Puspitaningtyas, Emuliana Sulpat, Amellia Mardhika, Eka Sarofah, Umi Ma'rifah, Shinta Nur Rochmayanti

“…Introduction: Adolescence is a transition period from childhood to adulthood that includes changes both biologically, intellectually, psychosocially, and economically. In this period, individuals have reached sexual and physical maturity. …”
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Is there a post-COVID urban model? The pandemic as a catalyst of urban transformations in Buenos Aires by Diego Ezequiel Vázquez, Martina Daniela Berardo

“…Since the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic, intellectuals and technical urban personnel across the world developed diagnostics and mediatic prophecies about the radical changes that cities would suffer and, particularly, spaces for public use. …”
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Analysis of Intelligent Transportation System Application Based on Internet of Things and Big Data Technology under the Background of Information Society by Di Wang, Weijing Xu, Xuesong Jia

“…The research results show that the urban intelligent transportation system, supported by the Internet of Things technology, can realize the dynamic planning of the optimal route, help the people to improve their driving experience in the high safety and intellectualization, and greatly avoid a series of problems caused by congestion.…”
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BROOM: An International Magazine of the Arts (1921-1924) : une revue d’avant-garde américaine by Ambre Gauthier

“…Conceived as both an objet d’art with its refined aesthetic and as a tool for the dissemination of literary and artistic information, Broom magazine was a tribune freely open to American intellectuals of the 1920s, who expressed their explorations of culture and identity on its pages with increasingly more energy. …”
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Serialised Translations in the Estonian Newspapers in the Beginning of the 20th Century (1900‒1940) by Aile Möldre

“…The approach, combining book and translation history, is driven by the two issues debated in the media in 1900–1940: the desire to distance from the dominant German and Russian cultural influences and search for a new orientation; the categories of literature serialised in newspapers including the proportion of popular literature (genres like mystery, thrillers, romance, etc.) and the concern of intellectuals about its growth. The study uses the years 1906–1911 and 1928–1933 as a sample for content analysis of the feuilleton sections of the two newspapers in order to examine the changes in source literatures and the category of literature. …”
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