Ultrasound of the knee in rheumatology by Girish Gandikota

“…It is also important to keep in mind that ultrasound provides limited information about internal structures such as meniscus and cruciate ligament pathologies and it has a complementary role with MRI.…”
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The Dialeqticue of Simile in Bayhaqi's History by قدسیه رضوانیان, زهرا مقدسی

“…Bayhaqi usually expresses his mean in this supplemental narration, mean while he made reader to judge about that issue; an anecdote that set up like antithesis against the main story (thesis) in order to form the preliterate story (synthesis) in the mind of reader. This article explains these kind of similes with all of their examples and expresses his aim in usage of similes that shows his world view.…”
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Places of Memory in the Red Vyborg of 1918 by Outi Fingerroos

“…The atmosphere of concealing continued until the 1960s, when especially Finnish literature took pioneer steps towards the more open minded interpretation of history. On the other hand, the inheritance of concealing still exists – especially when it comes to oral history.…”
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To the Discussion on Academic Philosophy: What, How, and What for by Elena A. Guseva, Marina I. Panfilova

“…The authors believe that the optimal content of the course is the history of philosophy, which, when being creatively taught, can become a school of critical thinking and education and give direction to those who are trying to consciously shape their world view and educate their mind. The historical-philosophical approach organically incorporates the problematic one, makes it possible to discuss current issues of the day, based on classical examples of the philosophical culture. …”
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The conceptualization and Symbolization of the “Ball” and the “baton” in mystical Poetical Texts by mehdi ramazani, n a

“…Additionally, there are words in language and culture, which enter to a poet’s associative mind through harmony and juxtaposition, moreover, they cause harmony and meaningful music through ambiguity,… . …”
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« The arrival of a foreigner and a stranger at my aunt’s house » : l’étrange et l’étranger dans The Moonstone (1868) de Wilkie Collins by Constance Collin

“…The Moonstone was written in 1868, that is to say ten years after the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857-1858, still very present in the Victorian minds. It opens on a scene which takes place in a barbaric India, which seems to indicate that wilderness and confusion can only stem from foreignness. …”
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The new age and conventional communication by Marco Roodt

“…Let us, explore this issue by looking objectively at some pertinent communication industry (not IT) mind teasers, turning them into statements and then arguing the realities surrounding them. …”
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Traumatic ipsilateral acute extradural and subdural hematoma by Chhitij Srivastava, Awdhesh Kumar Yadav, Mitrajit Sharma, Aman Singh, Aanchal Datta

“…Flap must be planned keeping in mind that we may need to undertake a decompressive craniectomy and wherever possible a trauma flap must be planned. …”
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Memory and Recalling in Shelagh Stephenson’s The Memory of Water by Kader Güzel

“…Memory, through which knowledge, memories, and experiences are conserved in mind, is of great importance for the history of humankind. …”
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RETRACTED: On the Nature of Some Euler’s Double Equations Equivalent to Fermat’s Last Theorem by Andrea Ossicini

“…The impossibility of solving the second degree Diophantine equation thus obtained is possible using well-known techniques at the end of 18th century (see Euler, Lagrange and Legendre) and perhaps present in Fermat’s brilliant mind.…”
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L’enseignement en architecture de paysage en Afrique by Carey Duncan

“…To ensure the success of such an endeavour, a collaborative, open-minded approach respectful of indigenous cultures is needed. …”
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Czy współczesna antropologia uwzględnia wiarę? by Tomasz Kraj

“…It treats the human body as a raw material to be used to form the human being according to the ideas born in his/her mind. It may be particularly dangerous for man. The rejection of God and his plans for man exposes the latter to serious problems. …”
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An Investigation of the Feasibility of Feedstock to Support the UK’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Goals by Rebecca J. Chapman, Anton Hettiarachchige Don

“…While a variety of technologies have been proposed with this goal in mind, due to the slow-moving nature of the industry, the most feasible of these is the increased use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) that requires little to no change to existing aircraft systems, procedures, as well as ground facilities. …”
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Fearlessness and Resistance in the Gulag: Estonian Prison Camp Poetry by Rebekka Lotman

“…Fear was transformed in various ways: Artur Alliksaar’s poetry confronts the possibility of cataclysm with beauty, while the lyrical selves of Valve Pillesaar, Leenart Üllaste, and Helmut Joonuks chose to shut down their minds. Venda Sõelsepp and Annus Rävälä, on the other hand, replaces his fear with sarcasm, while Enno Piir and Enn Uibo’s poems call for terror to be turned against the system itself. …”
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Foundation Networks and American Hegemony by Inderjeet Parmar

“…Foundations also fostered and developed the attractive power-knowledge networks that not only radiated intellectual influence but also attracted some of the most creative minds. Finally, liberal internationalist foundations fostered globalism even when the American state was ‘isolationist’, and when US influence abroad unwelcome. …”
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Diagenetic Self-Organization and Stochastic Resonance in a Model of Limestone-Marl Sequences by Ivan L’Heureux

“…We then illustrate the phenomena of stochastic resonance, whereby the multistable system is driven by a small external periodic signal (the 100,000 years’ Milankovitch cycle comes to mind) that is too weak to generate oscillations between the states on its own. …”
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L’aide du numérique aux activités d’auto-évaluation by Stéphanie Mailles-Viard Metz

“…We describe synchronous (chat) and asynchronous (forum) communication tools, sharing tools (blogs and e-portfolio), individual (mind maps) and collective (shared whiteboard) production tools and learning management tools (LMS and personal learning environment). …”
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Questioning Agency Through Intergenerational Dialogue: The Adult Ghosts and the Forgetting Children in Rudyard Kipling’s Puck of Pook’s Hill by Hera Kim

“…With the same issue in mind, I aim to complicate Kipling’s imperialism in Puck by revealing the ‘overlaid tints and textures’ embedded in the intergenerational dialogue between the adult heroes and the children. …”
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Reliability Study on"Practical Process Evaluation Scale"in Class of Traditional Manipulation Techniques by Lili LIN, Kexiang XU, Jun LIAO, Zhiqiang WANG, Dong LIN

“…The scale factor analysis showed that the most relevant factors in class of traditional manipulation techniques were strength factor, mind factor and limbs factor.Conclusion:In the class of traditional manipulation techniques, "Practical Process Evaluation Scale"is a high-confidence scale, which could accord with the teaching rules of practical training and help to improve students'practical ability, and the most relevant factors should be paid attention to, so as to improve teaching quality effectively.…”
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L’usure et la défiguration chez Dickens by Marie-Amélie Coste

“…But traumas also present themselves as a temporary death, allowing Dickens to explore this strange dissociation between body and mind. Being a reversible state, traumas allow characters to give witness to the ebb and flow of life. …”
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