Editor’s introduction to the special issue of the 6th Biomedical Linked Annotation Hackathon (BLAH6) by Jin-Dong Kim, Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, Fabio Rinaldi, Zhiyong Lu, Nigel Collier, Hyun-Seok Park

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Expectations of refugees in the tragedy of frontiers, the perception of the trajectory and the deafness of rights by Aloisio Ruscheinsky, Corina Nicoleta Tulbure

“…There are always multiple borders in refugee camps, whether between countries, cultures and languages, it is the crossing of goods and people. …”
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A Convolutional Network-Based Intelligent Evaluation Algorithm for the Quality of Spoken English Pronunciation by Xia Zhan

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Calamities and Counterfactuals: A Historical View of Polarity Reversal by Debra Ziegeler

“…Previous studies have attributed little attention to the historical factors surrounding the development of counterfactual meanings in the adverbs almost and nearly, though some have referred to evidence of pleonastic negation found in proximatives across languages. In the present study, the historical development of the two adverbs will be considered in investigating recent data from Late Modern English, in which a majority of counterfactual uses appear with a complement referring to undesirable events, sometimes expressed hyperbolically. …”
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Turing patterns in a networked vegetation model by Xiaomei Bao, Canrong Tian

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دلالة حروف العطف في التفسير البديع للشيخ محمد شريف الله: سورة البقرة والنساء والأنعام أنموذجاً (دراسة تحليلية)... by SAMIA ABBASI

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Analysis of Complex Dynamics in Different Bargaining Systems by Xiaogang Ma, Chunyu Bao, Lin Su

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Exploring the Emotional Factors in College English Classroom Teaching Based on Computer-Aided Model by Fen Fu

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Sakha Music: Selling 'Exotic' Europeanness in Asia and Asianness in Europe by Aimar Ventsel

“…In a period from the late 1990s to 2007, the same artists have switched from pop to rock to folk music, using different languages and different costumes, performing as Asian or European artists. comparing these strategies, one can see how Sakha musicians use cultural stereotypes of foreign audiences for economic purposes.…”
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سيميولوجية التواصل عند المرأة في روايات نجيب محفوظ ت (2006م) by Sawsan Hasanen Ahmed

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EFL classroom learning environment at a Thai university: What variables matter for low-proficiency students? by Budi Waluyo, Safnil Arsyad

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Uncertainty Analysis of Mixing Efficiency Variation in Passive Micromixers due to Geometric Tolerances by Irina Stanciu

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Word- or root-derived? A semantic test for instrumental denominal verbs in Italian by Alice Suozzi, Anna Cardinaletti

“…In non-morphologically transparent languages, only semantic cues help distinguish the two classes, i.e., the entailment of existence of the corresponding noun (Kiparsky 1982, 1997). …”
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Les traces d’Ismaël Boulliau dans la poussière de l’histoire by Maguire, Conor

“…In particular, we use the Google Books database which contains millions of digitized books, manuscripts, reports, etc. in several languages. We apply the Google Ngram software to analyze the rate of referencing Boulliau’s work in the literature, in timeseries form. …”
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CodeBuddy: A Programming Assignment Management System for Short-Form Exercises by Stephen R. Piccolo, Emme Tuft, P. J. Tatlow, Zach Eliason, Ashlie Stephenson

“…It provides a Web-based interface, the ability to execute code in a secure environment, support for custom testing logic, near-immediate feedback to students, and support for many programming languages. Other features include support for graphics-based programming exercises, pair programming, the ability for students to review the instructor’s solution after solving an exercise, and an intelligent tutor. …”
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Ten simple rules to complete successfully a computational MSc thesis project. by Edoardo Saccenti, Cristina Furlan

“…We provide the students a series of suggestions on how to work following FAIR principles, learn new computing languages, and think ahead for computational challenges. …”
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A Comparative Study of Idiomatic Expressions Related to Staple Foods in Korea and Türkiye: Rice and Bread by Eun Kyung Jeong

“…However, since staple foods play a crucial role in shaping a nation’s cultural identity, investigating idiomatic expressions related to rice and bread offers valuable insights into the identities and thought patterns of both languages. By comparing and analyzing the lexical composition and meanings of major idiomatic expressions related to staple food culture, this study aims to elucidate the characteristics of idiomatic expressions, thereby enhancing the understanding of the linguistic and cultural nuances in both Korean and Turkish. …”
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Pensare la sovranità alimentare nell’Europa d’Oltremare: Aruba, Saint-Pierre e Miquelon, Belep (Nuova Caledonia) by Lara Giordana

“…It is characterized by a great variety of territories, societies and cultures, languages ​​and ecosystems, climates, and statutes. …”
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Deriving active database triggers from business rules model with conceptual graphs by Irma Valatkaitė, Olegas Vasilecas

“…Several conceptual modelling languages might be used but we propose to use conceptual graphs (CGs) because CGs offer const­ructs for modelling all static and dynamic aspects of application domain in a uniform way, and have both, a standard representation, and a graphical notation. …”
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Saber local e saber pretensamente universal, no contexto da globalização by José Marín

“…It must value local cultures, languages and forms of knowledge, adjusting to the needs, potentials and limitations of each local reality within the global context.…”
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