STUDY ON THE INFLUENCE OF WELDER’S FATIGUE ON THE QUALITY OF WELD LINES by DIANA LUNGU, ALEXANDRU ACSINTE, CAROL SCHNAKOVSZKY, EUGEN HERGHELEGIU, CRINA RADU

“…The performed test was aimed at evaluating the technical performance (the welding act) of subjects, as well as the accuracy of weld lines. …”
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Editorial by Sarojini Nadar

“…Drawing on a range of inter-disciplinary methods, the articles in this issue invite us to consider how literature, film, poetry, and ancient texts act as a mirror for, and a window to religiously and culturally sanctioned gendered roles, behaviours, and attitudes. …”
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Devenir époux/épouse. Les premiers amours comme socialisation à une conjugalité violente (Lifou, Kanaky-Nouvelle-Calédonie) by Hélène Nicolas

“…This article shows that romantic and sexual experiences during “youth” are a socialization to this violent conjugality. During this period, acts of physical and sexual violence are facilitated by the representation of pre-marital sexuality as asocial and violent, the taboo that situates sexual encounters in the margin of public spaces as well as an ambivalent norm of virginity and fertility for young women. …”
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MECHANISMS FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BUDGET POLICY IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by M. E. Kosov, M. G. Solovyova

“…The state budget acts as a mechanism for accumulating financial resources of the state, including in the context of implementing relations between social groups and strata in society. …”
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On the Efficiency Factors of Positive Law by S. L. Sergevnin

“…Based on the works of reputable lawyers of the past and present, the author convincingly proves that the technique of legislative activity determines the effectiveness of the adopted normative legal acts, the totality of which forms a positive law. …”
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Health effects, environmental impacts, and photochemical degradation of selected surfactants in water by Sarah Hatfield Venhuis, Mehrab Mehrvar

“…It has been found that although certain surfactants may not be directly toxic, when their concentrations are high in soil, they can act as agents to release toxic pollutants such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). …”
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La “belle” ou la Veuve : résistances, rébellions et tentatives d'évasion des condamnés à mort en France au XXe siècle by Nicolas Picard

“…They were constantly under surveillance and didn’t have much room to act. Most of them could do nothing but wait for their fate, and the decision of pardon or execution. …”
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Insecticides Currently Used on Vegetables by Susan E. Webb, Philip A. Stansly

“…Some older organophosphate insecticides are now restricted to just a few crops, a result of recent rulings related to the Food Quality Protection Act. Changes continue, thus this listing may not be totally accurate at the time of printing. …”
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Madame B. : L’analyse cinématographique d’un roman by Mieke Bal

“…Film analysis of a novelThis article investigates how the creative act can become an analytical method. Film making requires another kind of reading. …”
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Navigating the Unprecedented: Leading Remotely Unexpectedly by Matthew Sowcik, Megan Stein

“…Different frames of reference can act as a road map allowing leaders to take the first steps into the unknown. …”
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Vers une théorie décisionnelle de la traduction by Christine Durieux

“…In opposition to that hyperpositivism, interpretive theories open widely to constructivism. The translator acts as an intermediary in the communication chain and, to that end, activates an inference engine in order to build the meaning of the text to be translated. …”
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In the name of the father? by Diogo Faria

“…This was a period in which he often acted autonomously and led political lines different from those defended by his father.…”
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The Pragmatics of Naming in Samuel Richardson’s Clarissa by Christophe LESUEUR

“…They also question the function of naming in the narrative act itself.…”
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Pesticide Emergencies: Fires and Spills by Frederick M. Fishel

“…Those using pesticides must be prepared to respond to fires and spills as emergencies and act promptly and correctly. This 6-page fact sheet explains how to reduce fire and spill hazards and what to do if a fire or spill should occur. …”
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Parental involvement in home preparation – “COVID-19 or not, I still need to help my child” by Barbora Petrů Puhrová

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The Torment of Preaching and Listening in a Pluralistic Society by Marian Šuráb

“… The homily is an act of communication that consists of three elements: the preacher, the listener, and the homily. …”
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L’agentivité des femmes morphinomanes au xixe siècle by Zoë Dubus

“…In order to go beyond this admittedly important but particularly restrictive diptych, we will attempt in this study to apply the notion of the capacity to act to female morphine addicts of the 19th century, who constitute the first “type” category of drug addicts in contemporary history.…”
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“Come and find your (love) story”. by Sabina Owsianowska

“…In connection with broader economic, social and cultural changes after the collapse of communism, tourism promotion acted in multiple ways; among them, modification of the decades-rooted image of the region – and particular countries – may be considered the key function. …”
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Children and Pesticides by Frederick M. Fishel

“…Children act fast, but so do poisons, including pesticides. …”
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Blockchain transactions as a promising mechanism to ensure sustainable development of the construction complex under sanctions (by the example of the Russian economy) by M. R. Safiullin, L. A. Elshin, A. A. Dinmukhametova, A. R. Sharapov

“…Among them, it is necessary to single out the construction industry, which acts as a “locomotive” for the development of many other types of economic activity. …”
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