Pursuing Uniqueness: Unpacking the Social Identity of Young Urban Migrants through Coffee Culture by Agung Dharma Yuda Adi Ramadhan, Dien Vidia Rosa, Hery Prasetyo

“…Consequently, the subjectivities of young urban migrants in coffee culture settings are constructed in pursuit of novelty, popularised as ‘FoMO’. …”
Get full text

Mineração no Roteiro da Missão Cruls: ressignificação da fronteira no Planalto Central do Brasil by Adriano Gonçalves da Silva, Rita de Cássia Martins de Souza

“…The Roteiro da Missão Cruls, the subject of research of this paper, consist to form a region of fundamental role for the State’s strategy of unify the National Territory and to establish the frontiers of Brazil, at least, since the Independence in 1822. …”
Get full text

Risk of childlessness in help-seeking men with Peyronie's disease-A Swedish longitudinal study. by Ralf Kuja-Halkola, Lars Henningsohn, Brendan Zietsch, Henrik Larsson, Martin Cederlöf

“…We conducted a longitudinal cohort study based on data from Swedish national registers utilizing a large sample of help-seeking men with PD, along with matched subjects from the general population. We assessed the probability and odds ratio of childlessness, modeled with logistic regressions, and offspring rate ratio, modeled with Poisson regression. …”
Get full text

Finite Element Modeling and Analysis of Nonlinear Impact and Frictional Motion Responses Including Fluid—Structure Coupling Effects by Yong Zhao

“…A nonlinear three dimensional (3D) single rack model and a nonlinear 3D whole pool multi-rack model are developed for the spent fuel storage racks of a nuclear power plant (NPP) to determine impacts and frictional motion responses when subjected to 3D excitations from the supporting building floor. …”
Get full text

The Effect of Temperature on Dynamic Characteristics of Frozen Clay under Principal Stress Rotation by Bin-Long Zhang, Da-Yan Wang, Zhi-Wei Zhou, Wei Ma, Le-Le Lei

“…The foundation soil is always subjected to complex stress, including continuous rotation of the principal stress caused by traffic and earthquake loads. …”
Get full text

The Impact of Different Drying Techniques on the Physicochemical and Quality Characteristics of Oil Palm Fruit Mesocarp (Elaeis guineensis) by Vida Gyimah Boadu, Edward Ken Essuman, Gifty Serwaa Otoo, Kate Bigson

“…The fresh fruit mesocarp was divided into five groups and subjected to different drying methods. Proximate and physicochemical characteristics of the oil palm fruit mesocarp were determined. …”
Get full text

Statistical flaws of the fitness-fatigue sports performance prediction model by Alexandre Marchal, Othmène Benazieb, Yisakor Weldegebriel, Thibaut Méline, Frank Imbach

“…The Fitness-Fatigue Model (FFM) is a pioneer for modelling responses to training on performance based on training load exclusively. It has been subject to several extensions and its methodology has been questioned. …”
Get full text

Inequalities in Argentine secondary school: School trajectories and educative projections by Andrés Santos-Sharpe, Pedro Núñez

“…Based on this question, an in-depth analysis is made of the types of paths and expectations that secondary school students develop during their educational experience in order to understand the subjective processing of inequality. In conclusion, we characterize the current expressions of tensions and complexities due to the expansion of secondary schooling and the emerging lines of differentiation that are taking shape. …”
Get full text

Book Review Horizons of Arabic Hair in Mamlooki Period Written by Yasin Alayvuby by Sadeq askari

“…The results of this review indicate that along with strengths such as proper bookbinding, precise layout and typography, complying with the writing and editing rules, multiple attachments and profiles, appropriate arrangement of the triple chapters, and using numerous and valid references, this book has deficiencies in terms of form and content, the most important of which include: using lexical obscure and ambiguous words, confusion in referencing and the arrangement of references, the broad and repetitive subject of the book, the lack of a methodical introduction and ending to some parts and many chapters, the incomplete arrangement of some chapters, and thus the similarity and even the overlap of the themes of some chapters, using common and cliché titles for the chapters, exaggeration in defending Arabic poetry and literature in the Mamlouki era, and unscientific compliment and praise, some ethnic and religious orientations and biases, lack or weakness of analysis and criticism due to relying on the collection of content from multiple references, and weakness of science innovation and production.…”
Get full text

ORGANIZATIONAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE REGULATION OF LABOR RELATIONS OF AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION AND AN ADVISER TO THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION by Elena V. Bezvikonnaya, Andrey A. Savkin

“…The purpose of the article is to identify organizational and legal gaps in the regulation of the work of educational advisers. The subject of the study is the Institute of labor relations with the participation of teaching staff, since the position of adviser is attributed to the positions of teaching staff. …”
Get full text

Urban Land Grabbing: Analyzing Zones for Community Uses in Hong Kong by Mark Hansley Chua, Lawrence Wai Chung Lai

“…They compared the planning and development statistics, obtained from the Planning Department’s website, of 425 approved GIC projects with those of the 261 Comprehensive Development Area (CDA) zone projects. Subject to the limitations of the data collected, the results qualify a negative view of land oligarchs (powerful land developers) who sought land under unitary ownership obtained in the past at nominal land premiums for quick windfalls. …”
Get full text

Pause before action: Waiting short time as a simple and resource-rational boost by Masaru Shirasuna, Rina Kagawa, Hidehito Honda

“…The results of behavioral experiment was consistent with the theoretical findings: Providing a waiting time (1 s or 2.5 s) improved judgment accuracy, but cognitive conflicts increased over time and an unnecessarily long time (2.5 s) induced more subjective irritation. Consequently, an appropriate time (1 s) could enhance judgment accuracy with less workload. …”
Get full text

ريادة الأعمال بالمكتبات الجامعية : دراسة للسمات والمعوقات by عاطف قاسم

“…The results of the study indicate the following:A- The availability of entrepreneurship attributes in the sample participants is "medium"/ 1.59 on a scale of 3 points, There are significant differences in the average responses of the sample participants towards the availability of entrepreneurship attributes at a significance point (0.05), with regard to a number of subject-related variables,There are nine challenges that face applying entrepreneurship. …”
Get full text

Estimation of potential field environments from heterogeneous behaviour of sensing agents by Anastasia Kadochnikova, Visakan Kadirkamanathan

“…Abstract This paper proposes a novel modelling framework for estimating the global potential field from trajectories of multiple sensing agents whose perception of the unknown field is subject to abrupt changes. We derive a parametrised formulation of the estimation problem by combining the jump Markov non‐linear system (JMNLS) model of agent dynamics with a basis function decomposition of the environmental field. …”
Get full text

Concept, features and types of civil legal relations by K. S. Naumenko

“…., they have the same set of subjective rights and legal obligations; the key principles of legal regulation of civil legal relations are determined at the legislative level, but they are substantively regulated at the contractual level; they arise between private individuals and/or legal entities and are not related to governmental bodies or public institutions; as a rule, civil legal relations are commercial in nature. …”
Get full text

Creative Abilities and Incubation: The Poincaré Effect by E.A. Valueva, D.V. Ushakov

“… <p>Incubation is a period during which a subject temporarily makes no conscious attempts to solve a problem but eventually arrives at a solution. …”
Get full text

Young Adults’ Knowledge and Perceptions of Permanent Noise-Induced Tinnitus and its Influence on Behavioural Intentions by Lucy Runciman, Christine Johnson

“…Materials and Methods: A two-group (between subjects), randomised post-test only, single-factor experimental design was used to determine the effects of health message focus (permanent tinnitus vs. permanent hearing loss) on the main outcome measure of protective behavioural intention. …”
Get full text

Correlation between cystoscopy findings and symptom severity in painful bladder syndrome by Devdatt Purushottam Palnitkar, Prakash Patankar, Suresh Patankar

“…This discrepancy may stem from the subjective nature of symptom scoring, the multifactorial origins of PBS symptoms, and the potential influence of functional disorders. …”
Get full text

Stress among Medical Students Presented with an EEG at Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand by Areerat Siripongpan, Theeranit Namkunee, Peerapong Uthansakul, Talit Jumphoo, Pumin Duangmanee

“…Academic Related Stressor (ARS) was found to be the main cause of stress among the subjects. All had a beta wave in 2 periods. # Conclusion In conclusion, stress among medical students can alter brain function as measured by EEG. …”
Get full text

THE STATE OF ADOPTION OF LEAN CONSTRUCTION IN THE TANZANIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY by Nyamagere Gladys SOSPETER, Geraldine John KIKWASI

“…This paper makes a contribution to the body of knowledge on the subject of lean construction adoption within the previously unexplored context of Tanzania. …”
Get full text