Intelligent Sensor for Measurement Systems with Sinusoidal Excitation Response by U. A. Mikitsevich, A. I. Svistun, A. V. Samarina, K. U. Pantsialeyeu, A. L. Zharin

“…The aim of the work was to develop the optimal architecture and algorithms for the operation of intelligent sensors intended for use in measuring systems operating according to the sinusoidal excitation – response scheme.This paper describes the approach proposed by the authors to the construction of intelligent sensors based on modern microcontrollers, the distinctive feature of which is the continuous generation of sinusoidal excitation and reading responses in the background, as well as setting the readiness flags for data processing in the main process of the microprocessor, which ensures uninterrupted execution of background processes, the main of which is the generation of a sinusoidal excitatory action.This approach has been tested in the development of charge-sensitive surface mapping systems, such as the Kelvin probe based on a vibrating capacitor, and the surface photo voltage probe for the case of semiconductors.…”
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Solving Nonlinear Fourth-Order Boundary Value Problems Using a Numerical Approach: (m+1)th-Step Block Method by Oluwaseun Adeyeye, Zurni Omar

“…The derived block method showed improved accuracy in comparison to previously existing authors when solving the same problems. In addition, the suitability of the m+1th-step block method was displayed in the solution for magnetohydrodynamic squeezing flow in porous medium.…”
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Preliminary validation for an online configuration determination method of a thin film buckling under point contact force by Yeoun-Jae Kim, Daehan Wi

“…Abstract The authors previously developed an online thin film buckling configuration determination method for a mini basket type mapping catheter prototype, which incorporates eight thin film sensor strips. …”
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Grenzüberschreitungen / Traversées des frontières by Aude Therstappen

“…A source of inspiration for researchers, its collections are highlighted by the research published in the journal, which in turn guides the development of new bodies of authors as well as work to improve the identification of particular collections. …”
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When Institutional Multiplicity Backfires: The Battle Over the Jurisdiction to Prosecute Politicians for Administrative Improbity in Brazil by Vivian Pereira Ferreira

“…This paper focuses on a topic that has occupied Brazilian courts for a long time: determining in which jurisdiction should authorities and politicians be tried for administrative improbity. …”
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Positive sentiment and expertise predict the diffusion of archaeological content on social media by Chiara Bonacchi, Marta Krzyzanska, Alberto Acerbi

“…Additionally, content authored by experts, particularly those with archaeological or historical expertise, is more frequently retweeted than content from popular figures lacking domain-specific expertise. …”
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Alagille Syndrome and Wilson Disease in Siblings: A Diagnostic Conundrum by Meghan Amson, Esther Lamoureux, Nir Hilzenrat, Marc Tischkowitz

“…The authors describe two siblings, each with a different, rare genetic condition that affects liver function. …”
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ONE DRAFT OF A POSSIBLE CONSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENT FOR KOSOVO AND METOHIJA by Bojan Bojanic, Zaklina Spalevic

“…The authors will point out some possible models for solving an extremely complex problem, which for decades has been an open issue for which, without much success, a mutually acceptable solution is being sought – Kosovo and Metohija. …”
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Webquest as an opportunity of formation at student’s competence and competencies by Natalia N. Kasatkina, Natalija A. Lichak

“…The results of the method of intensification of educational activities of students using web quest technology in practice to increase their motivation to learn a foreign language. The authors present a method of using the modern scenario of the organization of project activities of students on the topic using the resources of the Internet. …”
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THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF CORPORATE COMMUNICATION AND ITS COMPONENTS by Edi Luketa

“…The added value of this paper is an insight into the theories of the most eminent scientific authorities for the purpose of reviewing the comprehensiveness of the field and considering further scientific research. …”
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On Approaches to Assessing Contribution of Russian Universities in the Implementation of National Projects by I. V. Arzhanova, M. V. Shiryaev, S. N. Mityakov

“…The article provides a brief review of the literature related to the analysis of approachesto assessing the effectiveness of the universities of the country. The authors propose to consider the universities as key performers of strategic decisions at various hierarchical levels. …”
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Modernism – Postmodernism – Neo-Modernism (Narrative Strategies in the German-Language Novel of the 21st Century) by G.A. Frolov, E.M. Shastina

“…The novels under discussion are defined as neo-modernist metanarratives, where the authors of the paper disclose both radical literature experiments and, at the same time, repetition in the forms and tendencies already familiar and well-studied in modernism and postmodernism. …”
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O diferencial do empreendedorismo solidário by Luiz Inácio Gaiger, Andressa da Silva Corrêa

“…The article aims to bring evidence that the solidarity economic undertakings, based on voluntary association, productive cooperation and self-management, employ a unique rationality, different from the capitalistic one. Classical authors such as Schumpeter, Polanyi and Weber, besides some scholars dedicated to the solidarity economy or to micro-entrepreneurship, such as Laville, Portela and Hespanha, give us a theoretical framework, which is used to review the concept of entrepreneurship and to discuss the findings of some empirical investigations, particularly regarding solidarity micro-enterprises. …”
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Rwanda after the Genocide: Formal and Informal Institutions in Overcoming Development Traps by E. S. Glazova

“…However, since the 2000s Rwanda has been demonstrating an upward trend especially in governance and control of corruption. In the author's view, success in the post-genocidal period was determined by two factors: first, by the institutional vacuum created by the collapse of competitive rules and practices of the President Habyarimana era; second, by the effective leadership shown by the ruling elite support of informal practices to overcome the crisis. …”
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“I embroider the beauty that is my head and not the dead trees around me” art heritage and resilience in South Sudan: a gendered view by Tamsin Bradley, Atem Beny, Rebecca Lorins

“…Art making spaces and the outputs that come from them are cultural resources often overlooked by humanitarian stakeholders and yet, as the authors show, hold the potential to support more locally rooted and responsive approaches to resilience building. …”
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Synergic value effect from subscription to services within the Yandex ecosystem by L. G. Akhmaeva

“…This article examines the creation and development of ecosystems in business in the Russian market. The author analyses the concept of “ecosystem” as it applies to business and describes the main ways in which the first ecosystems to emerge in the Russian market have been formed. …”
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PORTFOLIO RISK MANAGEMENT IN INVESTMENT ACTIVITY OF BANKING SECTOR by Maryna Panchenko, Maria Parlińska

“…The example of Deutsche Bank creates an assumption of having reliable methods of protection in its activity from the risks. That is why, authors concluded that chosen bank has mostly relations with “good risks” and on that score they can be predictable or determined. …”
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Special Manifestations of Spoken Language in Bahr al-Ansāb (a Book about the Family of Ahmad-e Jām-e Zhende Pil) by Mahmood Nadimi Harandi

“…In many places, the prose of Bahr al-Ansāb is close to spoken language and is written in a colloquial tone. In fact, its author was influenced by folk culture and accepted the style and general tendency of the society in using spoken language in writing. …”
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Retracted: Anomaly detection with ensemble empirical mode decomposition and approximate entropy for quick user datagram protocol internet connection‐based distributed Blockchain sy... by Yuanlong Cao, Keyang Gu, Junyi Wu, Xiang Zou, Lei Tao, Xin Huang, Changgen Jiang

“…As such we have taken the decision to retract the article. The authors have been informed of the decision to retract.…”
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Polyphonic Echoes of Memory: Between Revolutions (2023), an Affective Epistolary Film by Yasaman Baghban

“…This study uses Bakhtinian methods to examine how the essay film Between Revolutions (Între revoluţii, Vlad Petri, 2023) portrays the polyphonic nature of memory and trauma in narratives about revolutions, focusing on two women’s experiences in Romania and Iran through the epistolary form. The author aims to explore the relationship between individual and collective memories, emphasizing how these narratives, free from media dominance, challenge prevailing belief about revolutions in Iran and Romania. …”
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