A Comprehensive Review on the Creation, Description, and Utilization of Surfactants Containing Multiple Hydroxyl Groups by Rakhi Das, Nitesh Mallik, Achyut Adhikari, Ajaya Bhattarai

“…Additionally, it emphasizes the synthesis and application of sugar-based surfactants in everyday life, as well as their description and the influence of outside factors. …”
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Assessing Website quality in context: retrieving information about genetically modified food on the Web by Claire R. McInerney, Nora J. Bird

“…</b> Knowing the credibility of information about genetically modified food on the Internet is critical to the everyday life information seeking of consumers as they form opinions about this nascent agricultural technology. …”
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To the Problem of Developing the Concept of Organising Social and Psychological-Pedagogical Work with Adolescents on the Internet by N.V. Bogdanovich, V.V. Delibalt

“…The rapid development of digital technologies and the banalisation of the Internet in the practice of everyday life of children and adolescents provide not only new opportunities for self-realisation, but also confront new threats and risks in the digital environment. …”
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Expériences carcérales et traductions picturalesLe témoignage du peintre et objecteur de conscience Didier Poiraud durant et après la guerre d’indépendance algérienne (1961-1964)... by Marc André

“…This article follows the trajectory of a conscientious objector, member of the Non-violent Civic Action group, whose detention drawings depict his everyday life as an inmate in several prisons and camps. …”
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Uncertainty, Reduced. A Discussion of Patrik Aspers’ Book by Tobias Werron

“…The book makes important contributions to the interdisciplinary study of uncertainty, particularly by introducing (and maintaining) a clear distinction between risk and uncertainty and by emphasizing the fundamental role that informal and formal social institutions play in reducing or managing uncertainty in everyday life. My main criticism is that it focuses exclusively on the analysis of public knowledge in terms of reducing uncertainty. …”
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Development of strength abilities in university students by Panina, Olga V., Frolova, Lyudmila V.

“…The article presents scientific and theoretical aspects that substantiate the fact that every person, along with their general physical fitness, needs strength abilities, which are needed not only for physical education and sports activities, but also for everyday life and as means of improving health. The purpose of the study was to determine the effectiveness of plyometric exercises on the development of female students&rsquo; strength abilities by conducting test physical exercises that determine maximum and explosive strength. …”
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Non-Linear Vibrations of Graphene Nanoplatelet-Reinforced Composite Beams using Non-Local Strain Gradient Theory by Ahmad Haghani

“…<p>With the growing integration of nanotechnology into everyday life and the importance of nanoelectromechanical systems, this article examines the non-linear free vibrations of an Euler-Bernoulli (EB) composite beam reinforced with graphene nanoplatelets (GN), considering the Non-Local Strain Gradient Theory (NLSGT). …”
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Adaptation of cadets-peasants to conditions of urban environment during the First World War (on the example of Omsk) by A. Yu. Sablin

“…As a result of the study, it is found that the main measure for the cultural adaptation of the cadets-peasants is the instruction, which with «pedantic precision» regulated their «everyday life and duties».…”
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Association between Androgenetic Alopecia and Psychosocial Disease Burden: A Cross-Sectional Survey among Polish Men by Roksana Adamowicz, Piotr Załęcki, Anna Dukiel, Danuta Nowicka

“…Overall, 38.7% of patients did not notice any impact of AGA on their contact with other people or activity in their free time; 50.7% of patients observed little or no effect on their relationship with their partner; 60% of patients often or sometimes felt embarrassed by their baldness (mainly those aged 18–25 years; p=0.002); 66.7% of patients reported a rather large negative impact on their self-esteem; and 81.3% of patients sometimes experienced stress in everyday life. We conclude that AGA impairs the emotional condition and social functioning of men of all ages, but particularly of younger men. …”
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Creative tourism special issue - foreword by João Filipe Marques, Alexandra Rodrigues Gonçalves, Sónia Moreira Cabeça, Mirian Tavares

“…The first is a shift from ‘mass cultural tourism’ to an increased interest in authentic ‘everyday life’ in destinations (Guerreiro & Marques, 2017). …”
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In-between spaces for today's city: Historical review for identifying their beneficial characteristics by Aimar Santos-Garcia, Izaskun Aseguinolaza Braga

“…Experts question why cities, which are supposedly built for citizens, fail to address their social needs. Everyday life is challenging in our cities, especially because public spaces have generally been arranged and designed by considering the physical environment and without consideration for how these spaces should facilitate human interactions. …”
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Bottom-up urban datafication via digital platforms: a toolkit for hybrid ethnographers by Nerea Viana Alzola

“…Specifically, it delves into how ethnographic toolkits are being reimagined to navigate this knowledge production process within the ‘hybrid city’ paradigm, where digital platforms are pervasive in everyday life.Following the ‘Ethnography’s Kitchen’ format, this study highlights both descriptive and analytical reflexivity, offering practical insights by sharing my personal toolkit. …”
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Higher Education and Artificial Intelligence: euphoria and Alarmism by A. I. Rakitov

“…The first one is that modern science, technological and socio-political knowledge influence on all aspects of everyday life. The second is that in creation and production of all the knowledge the role of AI increases. …”
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The Machine as an Autonomous Explanatory Agent by Dilek Yargan

“…To achieve this, the paper is structured as follows: The first part investigates the types and levels of explanations in explanation models, providing a foundation for understanding the nature of explanations in everyday life. The second part explores explanations in the context of artificial intelligence, focusing on types of explanatory systems in the research field of eXplainable AI (XAI). …”
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Liminality and the possibilities for sex and romance at an international bike meeting: a structural modeling approach by Milene Lança, João Filipe Marques, Patrícia Pinto

“…Sex and romance are part of the everyday life and the tourism experiences. Tourism is a liminal space-time which enables liminoid experiences such as a greater willingness for romance and sex, which can be the main motivators for travelling or an incidental activity, although possibly at a higher intensity. …”
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Engineering Activity and Engineering Thinking in the Context of Artificial Intelligence Expansion by V. S. Sheinbaum, V. S. Nikolskiy

“…Moreover, the aspects related to the widespread use of artificial intelligence, both in professional activities and in everyday life, remain insufficiently studied.The article proposes theses and corresponding arguments that clarify the fundamental changes occurring in engineering activity and engineering thinking in the context of the expansion of artificial intelligence technologies. …”
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Dominik Andreas von Kaunitz during the 80’s and the early 90’s of the 17th Century. The Early Career of the Imperial Diplomat by Lenka Maršálková

“…This study should therefore reveal not only this diplomat’s mental world but also his everyday life and his social background. …”
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Digital Pedagogy: Experience of Advanced Training by E. V. Bryzgalina, D. A. Alekseeva, E. D. Dryaeva

“…In today’s increasingly mediated everyday life by digital technologies, the Internet, and virtual communicative environments, traditional education is getting a new  lease of life. …”
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Życie rodzinne jako forma doświadczenia religijnego by Dariusz Tułowiecki, Anna Czyżkowska

“…If family life is experienced as contact with a reality that goes beyond everyday life, a reality "above"; if it gives meaning to human actions and constitutes a cognitive category; if it is a space of deep personal involvement, it seems that it can be treated and examined in terms of religious experience. …”
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COVID-19 Pandemic and Irritable Bowel Syndrome — is there a Relationship? by V. A. Akhmedov

“…It was shown that during the pandemic, more than 90 % of the interviewed patients with IBS had an exacerbation of IBS with an increase in symptoms such as bloating and cramps, and 75 % of them said that the exacerbation of symptoms was reflected in the activity of patients in everyday life. These factors dictate the need for an integrated approach in the management of such a group of patients with the use of modern multi-target drugs that affect the pathogenetic factors in the formation of functional gastrointestinal diseases, one of which is the Kolofort drug due to the triple multi-target mechanism of action on the pathogenesis of functional gastrointestinal diseases.…”
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