Decolonising global health evaluation: Synthesis from a scoping review. by Ichhya Pant, Sonal Khosla, Jasmine Tenpa Lama, Vidhya Shanker, Mohammed AlKhaldi, Aisha El-Basuoni, Beth Michel, Khalil Bitar, Ifeanyi McWilliams Nsofor

“…We reviewed these records to identify socio-ecological factors that influence the decolonisation of global health evaluation, such as decolonising minds; reorienting funders and reforming funding mechanisms; and investing in sustainable capacity exchange. …”
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Correlation of the terms “social order” and “public order”, “social security” and “public safety” by K. O. Chyshko

“…It should be borne in mind that the terms “public order” and “public safety” are very broad concepts that include not only administrative offences and public order protection, but also a state (order) in which society is capable of progress and positive development with a minimum of fear that rights will be violated by third parties or due to the occurrence of special conditions. …”
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The Relationship between Coping Styles and Psychological Well-being of Women Heads of Households by Maedeh Asgharpour, Soheil Moazami Goudarzi

“…According to (P<0.01) for all hypotheses, the level of significance has been proven.Conclusion: Therefore, it can be concluded that female heads of households who use a problem-oriented coping style have a greater sense of self-efficacy and peace of mind, and the use of previous experiences in solving various life problems will make them self-reliant people. …”
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Les limites de la cartographie des risques littoraux : des perspectives pour la compréhension de tous by Aurélie Arnaud

“…Moreover, coastal communities have the highest number of natural disaster order - Catnat (ONRS, 2011 and BD GASPAR). With this in mind we emit some recommendations in the adaptation maps areas to end users. …”
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Application Future-studie in development of urban tourism of structural analysis and scenario writing (Case study: khoy city) by hadi nagibi, adel sherizadeh

“…Apart from the first scenario with desirable and progressive features, the rest of the scenarios do not show a desirable future in minds for the development of tourism in Khoy.…”
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The Semantics of the Absurd: On German ‘Hermetic’ Poetry and Political Commitment after 1945 by Marko Pajević

“…As always, language and the meaning-making procedures in language prepare the mind to open up and to prepare for action. Language is at the root of action and this insight fuelled reflections on language, for instance by philosophers such as Wittgenstein and Heidegger. …”
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Dealing with post-excavation data: the Omeka S TiMMA web-database by Rueff, Bastien

“…Designed with simplicity in mind, the graphic interface of Omeka S makes it a particularly appropriate tool for collective projects, permitting each user to perform a specific role and record data in their chosen language. …”
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« L’épopée » des clandestins by Zied Hadfi

“…We will identify the act of migration in its entirety, wherever it occurs in time and space by social actors (illegal immigrants) as a turning point that results in a "hijra" (emigration), by both the mind and body. Qualitative research techniques, particularly the exploration rather than participatory observation. …”
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CASE STUDY in the system of a professionally-oriented foreign language teaching at higher school by Olga V. Igumnova

“…Such an approach to the generalization of private teaching experience makes it possible to identify pedagogical conditions of case study application efficiency in teaching and learning activities, to specify the strategic and tactical language learning process design with cases in mind and to present the modeling of teaching within one topic. …”
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Intervention package on stress management: Improving comprehensive well-being among nurses by Manda Jaywant Phuke, Tukaram Zagade, Vaishali Rajsinh Mohite, Jyoti Salunkhe, Swati Ingale, Samir Kasam Choudhari

“…Results: Continuous stress affects both the body and the mind, causing psychosomatic symptoms. Data found that 2% to 10% of nurses frequently suffered with physical symptoms such as exhaustion, backache, acidity, headache, shoulder stiffness, and insomnia. …”
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An Active Inference Model of the Optimism Bias by Elizabeth L. Fisher, Christopher J. Whyte, Jakob Hohwy

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Individual and Society in Lu Xun's Works: A Journey from Tradition to Modernism by Ali Kiriktaş

“…After recognizing the decay within Chinese society, Lu Xun decided to abandon his medical studies in favor of literature, emphasizing that if society is corrupt, minds must be treated before bodies. Because his works contributed to the intellectual foundation of ideological movements and the Cultural Revolution, Lu Xun greatly influenced Mao Zedong. …”
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Exploration of Muscle Fatigue Effects in Bioinspired Robot Learning from sEMG Signals by Ning Wang, Yang Xu, Hongbin Ma, Xiaofeng Liu

“…To investigate the effects of muscle fatigue on bioinspired robot learning quality in teaching by demonstration (TbD) tasks, in this work, we propose to first identify the emerging muscle fatigue phenomenon of the human demonstrator by analyzing his/her surface Electromyography (sEMG) recordings and then guide the robot learning curve with this knowledge in mind. The time-varying amplitude and frequency sequences determining the subband sEMG signals have been estimated and their dominant values over short time intervals have been explored as fatigue-indicating features. …”
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Foreign terrorist fighters as a potential security problem of the Republic of Serbia by Đorić Marija, Obrenović Strahinja

“…Up until now, in the region, women have mostly been viewed as victims, but it should be borne in mind that individual members of the female gender can also be radicalized, which can have a negative impact on children as well, through the process of education. …”
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RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATION IN THE CONTEXT OF CULTURE MEDIA by Maria S. Petrushkevych

“…Phenomena, that reflects the dramatic changes in the communicative environment are: mediatization of body and mind, the new practice of processing / reading information, the phenomenon of simultaneous perception of a large number of information channels – similar or different. …”
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University Environment in Student Assessments: Case of the Russian University of Transport by M. Yu. Bykov, V. Ya. Krasnikovskiy, N. Yu. Matveeva, E. V. Yaryna

“…Respondents, in this case, express what worries them first of all, express the wishes that come to mind first, without prompts. The findings indicate the need to develop a strategy for improving the educational environment of the university, aimed at developing the possibilities of direct communication, increasing informal, understanding interactions.…”
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Crime and misdeeds amongst certain members of Ragusan communities in medieval Serbia (1400-1459) by Marković Nikola A.

“…However, a certain level of trust in the judicial system was definitely present in the minds of the Ragusans of Serbia.…”
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Examination of the attitudes of prospective teachers toward the history of Turkish education course according to different variables by Dilsat Peker Ünal, Mehmet Sağlam, Berkay Kılıç

“…As in other courses, it is needed to identify various qualities such as attitudes toward the HTE course, self-efficacy, interests, and beliefs and keep these qualities in mind during the conduct of the course. These qualities will increase efficiency in the learning and teaching process. …”
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Victorian Arts and the Challenge of Modernity: Analogy, the Grid, and Chemical Transformations by Francesca Orestano

“…The article investigates such a scenario by dwelling first on the epistemic horizon in which science, art and literature conspire together to mould the modern mind. Subsequently the article moves à rebours, in order to suggest the possible reasons for such hermeneutic proximity. …”
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A PERISCOPE INTO THE PSYCHO-SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES EXPERIENCED BY FAMILIES OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS IN KADUNA STATE by FARIDA ABUBAKAR SAULAWA

“…It is as important as physical health to daily living -- a relative state of mind in which a person who is healthy is able to cope with and adjust to the recurrent stresses of everyday living. …”
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