The Role of Deubiquitinating Enzymes in Synaptic Function and Nervous System Diseases by Jennifer R. Kowalski, Peter Juo

“…Over the last decade, although much research has led to the identification and characterization of many ubiquitin ligases at the synapse, our knowledge of the relevant DUBs that act at the synapse has lagged. This review is focused on highlighting our current understanding of DUBs that regulate synaptic function and the diseases that result from dysfunction of these DUBs.…”
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Specifics of covering migration problems in regional printed mass media by A.Yu. Anisimov, D.V. Tumanov

“…On the one hand, they can act as catalysts of the emerging conflict. On the other one, they can instil respect for refugees in the recipient society and contribute to their further social adaptation.…”
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Acoustic-gravity waves in a viscous and thermally conducting isothermal atmosphere by H. Y. Alkahby

“…Finally it is shown that when Newtonian cooling coefficient goes to infinity it acts directly to eliminate the temperature perturbation associated with the wave and the attenuation factor in the amplitude of the wave. …”
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Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge as Cognitive Ethical Narrative by Hossein Pirnajmuddin, Omid Amani

“…Adding some reflections on the philosophical implications of Sartre and Levinas, it is proposed that the protagonist’s act of betrayal is circumstantially complex. The conflict of values it involves could be illuminated through the consideration of the conflicting anguished W-world/Social O-world of the protagonist and the Communal O-world/hospitable W-world of the community in which he lives.…”
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Impact of the use of social networking sites on job performance: effect of digital competence by Luz María Moyano-Castolo, Karla Barajas-Portas, Jorge Alberto Hidalgo-Toledo

“…It is argued that the domain of digital skills can act as a catalyst to mitigate these inequalities. …”
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The electronic transport properties of parabolic topological edge states by Lu Yun Wang

“…The parabolic dispersion aspect of the edge states can be verified via a double-barrier junction which acts as a Fabry–Perot interferometer. For the parabolic dispersion edges states, the Fermi energy E dependent resonance peaks spacing δ shows a $\delta\sim\sqrt{E}$ relation. …”
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Dissecting the Position of Living Law in the Criminal Code 2023 by Orin Gusta Andini

“…Violations of the provisions of living law are subject to principal criminal sanctions and additional criminal sanctions if the act has been regulated by the 2023 Criminal Code. …”
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Unge lovbrytere by Kjersti Ericsson

“…Should they be taken care of by child welfare, or should they go to court and be punished for their acts? In post-war Norway, there have been several ideological shifts on this topic. ln the forties and early fifties, the climate was optimistic. …”
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Pathways of Adaptation to Climate Change: Analysis and Transformation of the Governance System of the Ardennes Mountain Area by Jon Marco Church

“…This identified three main vulnerabilities: the absence of an observatory of the socio-ecological system as a whole, the lack of a structured intersectoral dialogue, and the limited capacity to act of local authorities and civil society. We therefore suggest conducting prospective and retrospective analyses to identify adaptation paths of the governance system in relation to climate change. …”
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The Odd One Out? Revisiting the Belgian Welfare State by Cor Wagenaar

“…Whereas in countries like the Netherlands, Germany and France, modernism became the house style of the welfare state, thanks to the massive investments in public housing, this did not happen in Belgium. Here, the De Taeye Act of 1948 sponsored the construction of individual, detached houses; not surprisingly, most clients preferred traditional architecture and refrained from modern experiments. …”
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IDENTIFICATION OF PRIORITY AREAS OF FOREIGN POLICIES OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF BILATERAL COOPERATION by N. A. Efimova

“…The article is devoted to identifying priority areas of foreign policy of the Eurasian Economic Union (hereinafter – EAEU) member states in the framework of bilateral cooperation, reflected in national legal and other acts and documents, determining the main vector of the implemented foreign policy of each of the EAEU member states. …”
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Marsupial Genome Sequences: Providing Insight into Evolution and Disease by Janine E. Deakin

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Légitimer la participation des femmes à l’effort de guerre en zone nationale pendant la guerre d’Espagne : vers la notion de « guerre totale » by Marie-Aline Barrachina

“…The Social Aid agreement (Franco, 02-02-1937) and the creation of the Social Service (10-07-1937) are the first steps to impose a national women’s obligation to state and act in the public space, with exactly limited activities, under the strict control of the national and catholic Spanish state. …”
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Plagiarism and Authorship Credit by Albina Arjuman, Somen N. Chakraborty

“…While the scientific community is often severe in its approach toward the act of plagiarism, there is still a lack of clarity around the code of conduct of the same as there are several grey areas related to such a misconduct on which the law remains silent. …”
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Game-theoretical analysis of mobile contributors in mobile crowd sourcing network with word of mouth mode by Feng ZENG, Runhua WANG, Jia PENG, Zhigang CHEN

“…The crowdsourcer who calls for sensing service can recruit enough mobile contributors quickly with the word of mouth mode,improving the quality of sensing tasks.The behavior of mobile contributors in mobile crowdsourcing with the WoM was investigated.It was supposed that each mobile contributor was rational,seeking for the highest utility.The behavior of mobile contributors with a two-level Stackelberg game was formulated.In the first-level game,a mobile contributor who directly worked for the crowdsourcer acted as the leader,while contributors invited by first-level contributors were followers called the second-level contributors.In the second-level game,the second-level contributors were the leaders and contributors invited by them were followers.The Nash equilibrium for each Stackelberg game was proved was existed and unique,and designed an algorithm to reach the equilibrium.Backward induction approach to compute the best response of each game was adopted,and the simulation results show the correctness of theoretical analysis for the interaction among contributors in crowdsoucing with WoM.…”
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PRACTICE-ORIENTED APPROACH TO THE FORMATION OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE TRANSITION TO THE SYSTEM OF ADVANCED TRAINING by O. E. Astafyeva

“…The conducted analysis of normative legal acts has made it possible to determine the most effective forms of interaction between participants in the educational platform and new principles for organizing advanced training. …”
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Politics, Incarceration, and Innocence in Harold Pinter’s One for the Road and Melih Cevdet Anday’s İçerdekiler by Murathan Gündoğdu

“…In the second part, this study compares the two plays mainly in terms of their treatment of oppression and acts of cruelty against innocent individuals, concluding that the plays show similarities as both playwrights manage to demonstrate a universally horrifying picture of incarceration.…”
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The Role of New Orleans Parish Prison in Joyce Carol Oates’s “Aiding and Abetting” by Tanya TROMBLE

“…The mention of the prison also somehow encourages Steven in his transgressive act. This article explores the role played in the story by the New Orleans Parish Prison and examines the implications of the use of this ultra-marginal space in the fiction of a traditionally northern writer.…”
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Le débat juridique et religieux sur la sorcellerie en Libye by Mazek Ayoub

“…This article examines the criminalization of witchcraft in Libya, an act prohibited by Islamic law but long unregulated specifically by Libyan legislation. …”
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Adverse Environmental Impact: A Consultant’s Perspective by Alan W. Wells, Thomas L. Englert

“…Environmental consultants are in a unique position to address the practical aspects of a working definition of “adverse environmental impact” (AEI) within Section 316(b) of the Clean Water Act. In our work with the electric utility industry, attorneys, and regulatory agencies, we have encountered numerous and sometimes conflicting interpretations as to what constitutes AEI. …”
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