COMMUNITARIAN DIMENSION OF SOCIAL INTEGRITY PROBLEM by Yuliia Yu. Brodetskaya

“…This methodological step reveals the social at a qualitatively different socio-cultural level of analysis, as a certain model of the human relations that base not only on the economic and legal relations (relations, property, division of labor and power, etc.), but also, and above all, on the spiritual ones (culture of community, communication, informal regulation of relations, etc.). …”
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The Problem of Animal Rights in Selected Works by Dorota Probucka by Joanna Glensk

“…The second part defines the concept of animal rights and explains why extending fundamental rights to at least some non-human beings is important from both moral and legal perspectives. …”
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Advantages of Combining Factorization Machine with Elman Neural Network for Volatility Forecasting of Stock Market by Fang Wang, Sai Tang, Menggang Li

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Research for Impact of Discharge on Continuously Treating Micro-polluted Water by Electrocoagulation by JIAO Yueteng, GU Zhenghua, GU Qiaoya, SHENG Jiaoying, GAO Zhu

“…Purification and utilization of micro-polluted water like rainwater will be an effective way to solve the problems of water shortage.As a low-cost,high-efficiency wastewater treatment technology with a wide range of prospects,electrocoagulation has been proved to have a significant effect in treatment of heavily polluted wastewater such as industrial wastewater and domestic sewage.However,there are currently few studies on purification of micro-polluted water by electrocoagulation.Compared with batch treatment,continuous electrochemical treatment is simpler and faster,and large in treatment capacity,without human intervention.This paper discusses the impact of discharge on the continuous treatment results by electrocoagulation based on the experimental investigation of electrocoagulation test of river water.The results show that the discharge has a significant impact on the continuous treatment of micro-polluted water by electrocoagulation.There is a suitable discharge value,but the law is not obvious.Under the condition of the current density of 14.79 A/m²,and the plate distance of 1.5 cm,the discharge is about 2.0 mL/s,and after 3-hours reaction,the chroma removal rate of polluted water is 48.88%,the turbidity removal rate is 73.17%,the removal rate of suspended solids is 58.06%,the removal rate of COD is 35.00%,and the removal rate of total phosphorus is 51.22%.Furthermore,the pH of treated water rises slightly,and its conductivity decreases a little.Therefore,it is feasible to continuously purify micro-polluted water by electrocoagulation.…”
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Associations between cancer-related coping and depressive symptoms in oral cancer patients by ChunYing Cui, Lie Wang

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Legal principles of counteraction to corruption and organized crime and the place of administrative and legal regulation among them by O. O. Voronyi

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Research on the construction of an urban underground parking space color system from the perspective of psychological perception. by Yuan Lv, Yanjun Shen, Boyuan Li, Jincheng Huang, Hou'an Luo

“…Color, an intuitive element affecting human senses, can adapt to the environment of a space, evoke emotional responses, trigger and accumulate visual experiences, and enhance the effectiveness of color in shaping spatial atmosphere and reinforcing spatial divisions. …”
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The Trend Analysis and Forecasting of Extreme Temperature Parameters in southern part of the Caspian Sea by Mostafa Karimi, Fatemeh Sotoudeh, Somayeh Rafati

“…Increasing CO2 emissions and consequently, air temperature causes climate anomalies which affects all the aspects of human life. The purpose of this study was to assess the temperature changes and also to predict the extreme temperatures in Gilan and Mazandaran Provinces. …”
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The role of job crafting in linking empowering leadership and job performance by Sergio L. Peral, Jesse Davidovitz

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Studying the factors affecting the karst zonation and development of Khorin Mountain using Fuzzy Logic. by Amir Saffari, Tayebeh Kiani, Sasan Zangenehtabar

“…The results of these studies can be applied to quantitative and qualitative management and protection of these resources against the pollutions coming from human activities. Karst mass of Khorin with an area of 396.5 square kilometers is located in elevated Zagros zone at the boundary of two provinces, Kurdistan and Kermanshah. …”
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Fifty years after the discovery of the association of HLA B27 with ankylosing spondylitis by Joachim Sieper, Juergen Braun

“…The human lymphocyte antigen B27 (HLA B27) is a member of the HLA class I family of genes in the major histocompatibility complex whose name goes back to its discovery in studies of transplanted tissue compatibility. …”
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A scientometric analysis of quantity surveying research: trends and future direction by Taiwo Adegbembo, Douglas Aghimien

“…These identified areas create room for future studies to research less explored areas such as human resource management, higher education, information theory, QS and climate change adaptation, green/circular/bio-economy, digitalisation, and innovative construction. …”
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Physiology-informed regularisation enables training of universal differential equation systems for biological applications. by Max de Rooij, Balázs Erdős, Natal A W van Riel, Shauna D O'Donovan

“…Systems biology tackles the challenge of understanding the high complexity in the internal regulation of homeostasis in the human body through mathematical modelling. These models can aid in the discovery of disease mechanisms and potential drug targets. …”
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'Homo bulla': variations axiologiques sur l’éphémère by Jean-Alexandre Perras

“…This emblem of the transitory nature of human life and fortune allows us to reflect on the relationship between duration and value. …”
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Effects of Land Use/Cover Change on the Ecosystem Service Values in the Greater Bay Area of China Accounting for Spatiotemporal Complexity by Yingying Liu, Yalan Shi, Chunyu Liu

“…The spatial distribution of the high-value ecosystem services was concentrated around the peripheral area of the northern regions in the GBA, and those areas had less land use development and human activity. Compared with those in 2020, the total ESVs of the business-as-usual (BAU) scenario, socioeconomic development (SED) scenario, and cultivated protection priority (CPP) scenario in 2030 decreased, while they increased in the ecological protection priority (EPP) scenario. …”
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Frontières de l’humain et technologies de genre monstrueux by Kevin Lambert

“…When the Victorian monster embodied everything that threatened the dominant culture in order to protect it, the contemporary monster is characterized by its proximity to the human and to the norm. Thus, the narrator/monster of The Marble Swarm functions as a narrative instrument that criticises dominant culture rather than strengthening it. …”
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Road safety behavior and related injuries among college students of urban Bengaluru by Rana Sarvar, P. K. Sreenath Menon, M. D. Sangeetha

“…INTRODUCTION: Road traffic injury is the persistent public health challenge in most regions of the world, comprising substantial human and economic losses. This study was, therefore, aimed to identify risk factors associated with risky driving behaviors and related injuries among college students in urban Bengaluru, where increased urbanization, economic development, and lifestyle changes have raised road traffic exposure. …”
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Insights into the origin, hybridisation and adaptation of Candida metapsilosis hybrid pathogens. by Valentina Del Olmo, Álvaro Redondo-Río, Alicia Benavente García, Savitree Limtong, Ester Saus, Toni Gabaldón

“…A common limitation for addressing these questions is the narrow representativity of sequenced genomes, mostly corresponding to strains isolated from infected patients. The opportunistic human pathogen Candida metapsilosis is a hybrid that descends from the crossing between unknown parental lineages. …”
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Criticism of the Classical Theory of Macroeconomic Modeling by K. K. Kumehov

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Learning From High-Cardinality Categorical Features in Deep Neural Networks by Mustafa Murat Arat

“…Feature engineering typically practices to tackle the high cardinality issues with data-cleaning techniques which they are time-consuming and often needs human intervention and domain expertise which are major costs in data science projects The most common methods of transform categorical variables is one-hot encoding and target encoding. …”
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