Hollywood’s Global Outlook: Economic Expansionism and Production Strategy by Nolwenn Mingant

“…L’arrivée de nouvelles technologies ainsi que l’ouverture de nouveaux territoires sont les deux phénomènes qui expliquent ce regain d’importance. …”
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Long-duration energy storage in transmission-constrained variable renewable energy systems by Andrew K. Chu, Ejeong Baik, Sally M. Benson

“…Our modeling shows that when LDES is affordable, it can reliably provide steady power, filling a role that is difficult for solar, wind, and other storage technologies to replace. Importantly, our study shows that short-duration energy storage (SDES) from batteries is also very valuable for the grid and that decarbonization is most cost effective when a portfolio of multiple generation and storage options is available. …”
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Color Removal of Textile Wastewater Using Electrochemical Batch Recirculation Tubular Upflow Cell by Ammar A. Beddai, Basma Abdulhadi Badday, Atheer M. Al-Yaqoobi, Mohanad Kadhim Mejbel, Zainab S. Al Hachim, Mustafa K. A. Mohammed

“…The progress in textile industrial technologies comes along with a massive increase in the discharge of dyes in the wastewater which considers a serious environmental problem. …”
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Defense strategy of industrial control worm based on SEIPQR model by Jie PAN, Lan YE, He ZHAO, Xinlei ZHANG

“…Computer viruses keep evolving with the development of society and progress of technologies, and they become more complex and hidden.The worm virus is the earliest computer virus, which has evolved to an industrial control worm virus and caused a great impact on the safety of the industrial system.Neither the single network isolation nor the patching immunity is unable to keep up with the spreading of the worm virus.The propagation mode and characteristics of the worm virus in the industrial control system were analyzed.Based on the related works of network isolation and patching, a defense strategy against the worm virus was proposed.This strategy was originated from the fundamental infectious disease model, and then a mathematics model (SEIPQR) was proposed to simulate the trend of worm virus propagation.The model included six situations: Susceptible, Exposed, Infected, Quarantine and Recovered.The state transition diagrams of the model was created, and the calculus equations were obtained from the state transition diagrams.Under the condition that the number of system equipment is fixed, the equations were transformed.The equations were solved by solving the basic regeneration number R0, and six equation expressions of the model ware analyzed when the number of exposed hosts and infected hosts is zero.According to the principle of the Routh-Hurwitz, the system is asymptotically stable when R₀＜1, and unstable if R₀＞1.Then the dynamic characteristics of the SEIPQR model under different patching probability, different isolation rate and different infection rate were compared by numerical simulation.Furthermore, the disease-free equilibrium point and endemic equilibrium point of the model were obtained.The simulation results showed that, when the whole system is infected with worm virus, timely patching the susceptible devices and isolating the network can effectively inhibit the spread of industrial control worm virus.…”
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Fuel Price Fluctuation and SME Financial Performance: A Case Study of the Agricultural Sector in Kagadi Town Council. by Bitaka, Raymond

“…Additionally, the study identifies several preventative measures adopted by SMEs, such as investing in fuel-efficient technologies, employing hedging strategies, diversifying energy sources, optimizing transportation routes, and renegotiating contracts with suppliers and customers. …”
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Impact of Human Capital Development on Economic Growth in Uganda. by Nuwagaba, Christopher

“…The youth population, which constitutes a significant and growing proportion of Uganda's demographic, is key to achieving this transformation provided they enter adulthood and the labor market with the necessary skills and knowledge to harness and develop new technologies. A well-educated workforce can contribute to reducing income inequality, enhancing social mobility, and promoting social cohesion. …”
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Relationship Between Attitudes, Academic Performance, Gender and Choice of Agricultural Careers Among Secondary School Students in Kanungu District Uganda. by Byaruhanga, Hillary

“…The study concludes that schools should implement programs to enhance students' attitudes toward agriculture, such as integrating modern agricultural practices and technologies into the curriculum.…”
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Design and Modellingof a Pneumatic Vice Machine by Talemwa, Prosper

“…Future work will explore the integration of automation and sensor technologies to further enhance its capabilities. The general objectives of this project were to design and simulate an efficient and easy-to-operate pneumatic Vice and specific objectives were to determine the design parameters of the pneumatic vice, design using 3D modeling software (DS SOLIDWORKS), sizing, and select the components of the pneumatic vice, the design the layout of the pneumatic vice, simulation using ANSYS software and fabricating the system using suitable selected materials and techniques basing on design specifications. …”
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Philosophical mystica in space of the west-european philosophy Философская мистика в пространстве западноевропейской философии Філософська містика в просторі західноєвропейської фі... by J. A. Shabanova

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Comments on “Non‐classical monocytes frequency and serum vitamin D3 levels are linked to diabetic foot ulcer associated with peripheral artery disease” by Mostafa Javanian, Mohammad Barary, Soheil Bakhshinasab, Soheil Ebrahimpour

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COGNITIVE DYNAMICS OF HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDIES AT THE ХХ AND EARLY ХХІ CENTURIES ПОЗНАВАТЕЛЬНАЯ ДИНАМИКА ИСТОРИКО-АНТРОПОЛОГИЧЕСКИХ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ В ХХ - НАЧАЛЕ ХХІ ВЕК... by S. Sh. Aitov

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RETRACTED: Transport system and transport education development: Some challenges and opportunities by Nadtochiy Yulia, Mikaeva Anzhela

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ECONOMY OF MATERIAL AND ENERGY RESOURCES AT THERMAL TREATMENT by A. I. Garost

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RETRACTED: The environmental and sanitary сulture of Akmolinsk city in 1958 by Beisenbekova Nursakhan, Mazhitova Zhanna, Razakhova Farida, Saktaganova Zauresh, Baigozhina Gulnar

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RETRACTED: Influence of fillers on the formation of properties of bitumen matrices for the construction industry by Konoreva O. V., Katrich Ya. M.

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Integrated Approaches to Soil Contamination Monitoring by Pantelis Soupios, Victor Kavvadias, Katherine Huddersman, Francesco Sdao, Dimitrios Ntarlagiannis

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RETRACTED: Transmission diagnostics of single-rotor helicopters by Reshenkin Andrey, Kochkovaya Natalia, Ezdanyan Valerik

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RETRACTED: Approaches to assessing the digital maturity of an industrial enterprise by Babkin Alexandr, Mikhailov Pavel, Teplytsky Gleb, Ochilov Akram, Haiqi Ding

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Modeling of Water Quality, Quantity, and Sustainability by Yongping Li, Guohe Huang, Yuefei Huang, Xiaosheng Qin

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PERSONNEL TRAINING ON A «TURNKEY» BASIS by Sergey A. Mikhailichenko

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