A qualitative study of support for young people who self-harm in residential care in Glasgow by Judith Piggot, Charlotte Williams, Stephen McLeod, Joanne Barton

“…These studies suggest that despite the belief that young people's needs can be better met in residential care settings, young people in residential care actually constitute a high-risk population for self harm (Robinson, Auckland, Crawford & Nevison, 1999). …”

Women's influence on the private life of society in Late Antiquity according to Saint Augustine by E.V. Anokhina

“…The gender-marked expressions used by Saint Augustine were studied, and the conclusion was made that he appears to more stick to the ancient ideas about femininity/masculinity, including the belief that women, who were perceived as physically and emotionally imperfect, must be placed under the control of men, i.e., they should obey stronger persons. …”
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The Dispute Regarding the Role of Analogy in the Natural (Rational) Affirmation of God’s Existence and the Definement of His Nature by Kazimierz Gryżenia

“…However, representatives of realist philosophy, existential Thomism, hold a different belief. They state that analogy can, and should, be applied in the argumentation for the existence of God and for describing His nature. …”
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Exploring Migration Motivations from Developed to Developing Countries: A Study of American Emigrants to Developing Countries by Mustafa Şeref Akın

“…Notably, tax benefits are a low priority, contrary to popular belief about tax avoidance as a motivation. Therefore, migration from developed to developing countries is primarily a personal decision driven by a desire for change, adventure, creativity, and self-discovery.…”
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Relevansi Nilai-nilai Islam dalam Tradisi Maddoja Bine terhadap Pendidikan Abad 21 by Nurasia, Muzakkir, Syamsuddin

“…The public's belief in a tradition is of course inseparable from the many opinions of the outside community who are of the opinion that the traditions that are still preserved to this day deviate from the teachings of Islam and still contain animism, without clearly knowing what the meaning is and how to implement these traditions as stated in implementation of the Maddoja bine tradition which is the topic of research, the relevance of Islamic values in the Maddoja bine tradition to 21st century education is indeed very important to be studied further and primarily to maintain the existence of the Maddoja bine culture which contains important meanings for the Bugis people in order to ensure sustainability. , as information obtained through interviews using descriptive qualitative research methods, namely 1) the implementation of the Maddoja bine tradition is carried out for two to three days carried out in mutual cooperation, 2) Islamic values in the Maddoja bine tradition consist of aqidah values, sharia values and moral values 3) the relevance of Islamic values in the Maddoja bine tradition to education in the 21st century.…”
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Application of Rotating Machinery Fault Diagnosis Based on Deep Learning by Wei Cui, Guoying Meng, Aiming Wang, Xinge Zhang, Jun Ding

“…After a brief review of early fault diagnosis methods, this paper focuses on the method models that are widely used in deep learning: deep belief networks (DBN), autoencoders (AE), convolutional neural networks (CNN), recurrent neural networks (RNN), generative adversarial networks (GAN), and transfer learning methods are summarized from the two aspects of principle and application in the field of fault diagnosis of rotating machinery. …”
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An Orderly EV Charging Scheduling Method Based on Deep Learning in Cloud-Edge Collaborative Environment by Jiayong Zhong, Xiaofu Xiong

“…Then, the load demands and renewable outputs are predicted by a model combined with the convolutional neural network and deep belief network (CNN-DBN). Secondly, the power supply plans for charging stations are determined at the cloud side aiming at minimizing the operating cost of the distribution network via collecting the forecasting results. …”
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Green Supply Chain Decisions and Revenue-Sharing Contracts under Manufacturers’ Overconfidence by Hui Zhou, Lu Liu, Weifan Jiang, Shengsheng Li

“…In this paper, we define manufacturers’ overconfidence as a belief bias that they overestimate the impact of product greenness on demand and the accuracy of demand uncertainty. …”
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In the Eyes of the Beholder: Towards Depicting the Dog in the Nineteenth Century by Beryl Gray

“…I draw on texts and images to support my belief that in late medieval and early modern England the stance towards the dog was markedly unbiblical, while the authoritatively expressed ‘contempt or aversion’ made familiar through the Geneva Bible significantly influenced society’s attitudes to dogs in Protestant Britain. …”
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Beyond binaries and before becoming: Reconsidering resistance in UK higher education by Mollie Baker

“…Such re-conceptualisation is underpinned by the belief that illustrating the breadth of resistant possibility within and between universities can assist in the development of action against the competitive and for-profit imperatives currently overwhelming this educational sphere. …”
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Ideal Model of Marital Dispute Mediation in Order to Minimize Divorce Rates by Sri Turatmiyah

“…The purpose of marriage is to create an eternal and happy family based on Belief in the One and Only God, as stipulated in Article 1 of Law no. 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage. …”
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PERSONAL AND CONTEXTUAL FACTORS AND ACADEMIC RESILIENCE OF LECTURERS AT STATE AND PRIVATE ISLAMIC UNIVERSITIES DURING PANDEMIC by Khalilah Khalilah

“…The academic toughness of potential PTKIN and PTKIS lecturers is determined by the following two groups of factors, namely personal and contextual factors. Trust or belief in self (self-efficacy) and self-respect (self-respect) as lecturers to achieve the learning outcomes they plan to achieve are two important personal factors that can determine the academic toughness of the PTKIN and PTKIS lecturers. …”
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The development of children's teaching varies by cultural input: evidence from China and the U.S. by Nina Ni Ye, Yixin Kelly Cui, Samuel Ronfard, Kathleen H. Corriveau

“…We measured children's false belief and knowledge attribution and coded three teaching strategies: verbal, contrastive, and contingent. …”
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Text, Ego and “People” in Mohammad Taghi Ghiassi’s Interpretations by Maziar MOHAYMENI

“…The unique connecting element is ego, which cries its singularity in the climax of its dependence in someone else’s speech. Belief in the superiority of the speechless ego over the silent people seems paradoxical where the learned reason of ego is inclined to vulgarity.…”
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Désir d’un renouveau pédagogique by David Cascaro

“…It also illustrates a new pedagogy based on working in workshops and a belief in the possibility of moving beyond set styles through the observation of plants. …”
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Harassment in Universities through the Eyes of Students by N. A. Yastreb, K. A. Koryakina

“…The most common stereotypes among students are that harassment is a media construct, that the older generation of men is the bearer of harassment practices, and only women become victims; there is also a widespread belief that the victim herself should cope with the situation in case of harassment. …”
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St. John Paul II’s Natural Law Legacy and International Human Rights Culture of Human Dignity – A Road to Universal Brotherhood and Peace by Ján Figel

“…Highlighting secular and faith-based sources including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Vatican II Council Declaration, the text emphasizes human dignity as the meeting point for religious and secular humanists. It underscores the belief in the innate value of individuals and their equality in dignity, derived from the Judeo-Christian tradition. …”
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Sense of Balance in Indian Conceptualisation of Psychological Well-being by Joseph Jeyaraj Swaminathan, Giuseppe Crea, Zbigniew Formella

“…Major differences include the collectivist nature of Indians, their emphasis of spirituality and their belief that suffering and happiness are two dimensions of a single reality. …”
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Bubaludicus: games and playfulness for the buffalo promotion by Ricardo Alexandre Silva Pessoa

“…The strategy is based on the belief of the existence of a relationship between game and learning. …”
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The Intersections of General International Law and Space Law: Critical Approach to Article III of the Outer Space Treaty by Boudour Mefteh

“…This approach was based on the belief that space law, specifically the OST, was insufficient to address all potential issues in the space sector and that international law could provide a solution by filling the gaps. …”
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