Modal Logic, Probability and Machine Learning Systems for Metadata Extraction by Simone Cuconato

“…The result is a well-motivated system of probabilistic modal logic, that defines a probability distribution over possible worlds of the truth value of metadata extracted from precision medicine approach to Alzheimer’s disease articles through machine learning systems.…”
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Metaverse: Technological evolution and social impact by Marković-Blagojević Marija, Radić Nikola, Cvjetković Milena

“…Through the evolution of virtual worlds and technological advancements, the Metaverse is becoming increasingly prevalent, offering richer socialization experiences and economic opportunities while simultaneously raising concerns about privacy, security, and media addiction. …”
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Tethys and Apulia (Adria), 100 years of reconstructions by Jolivet, Laurent

“…The Tethys project and his 1986 paper displaying detailed reconstructions in 9 plates from the Triassic to the Present was the beginning of a series of projects organized around large consortia associating scientists from the academic and industrial worlds. The most recent evolutions of these reconstructions show unprecedented images of the evolving geology, including tectonics and paleoenvironments, through time of this complex puzzle. …”
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Rugged Resonances: From Music in McCarthy to McCarthian Music by Julius Greve, Markus Wierschem

“…This essay explores the contact zone between the two worlds of music and literature, or sound and fiction, in the context of Cormac McCarthy’s works. …”
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Searching for the Hidden God: the Intimacy of Sound and Listening among Krishna Devotees in Mayapur by Marje Ermel

“…At this level, one can reach beyond the duality of the ‘hidden and manifested’ worlds, the external and internal levels of sound; and one can ultimately see God face to face. …”
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BEAUTY LIVED TOWARDS SHALOM: THE CHRISTIAN LIFE AS AESTHETIC-ETHICAL EXISTENCE by A.M. Coates

“…While a theological aesthetics focused on the transcendent nature of beauty offers an important contribution, such an understanding of the place of beauty in human existence is incomplete without a complementary understanding of it as this-worldly: beauty as lived, as a relational category impelled by visceral desire and fuelled by the embodied imagination. …”
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Les trames vertes urbaines, un nouveau support pour une cité verte ? by Jean-Michel Le Bot, Françoise Philip

“…Although “Grenelle 2” French regulation, which defines the green and blue frames, emphasizes the necessity to protect biodiversity for itself, green frames local developers are willing to translate this necessity and achieving compromises between worlds.…”
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The atlas of the Balkan linguistic area program by Adamou Evangelia, Sobolev Andrey N.

“…ABLA, to be published by de Gruyter, is not only the first online database for the Balkans, an area shaped by multilingualism in forms that are rapidly disappearing, but also an example for other linguistic areas in the world…”
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Matérialiser la frontière autour de l’empereur dans l’Antiquité tardive by Maxime Emion

“…The interplay of material realities, rhetoric of sacredness, and ritual practices blurred the limits between image and reality, and turned the emperor himself into a frontier-being, belonging to both the earthly and the heavenly worlds.…”
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Learnings from Rolls‐Royce hybrid propulsion systems in flight testing of High Power, High Scalability Hybrid Powertrain aircraft by Péter Bodolai, Attila Vörösváczki, Gábor Bihari, Szabolcs Fási, Péter Szabó, Zoltán Koltai

“…Creating a parallel hybrid‐electric drive system, which brings together the electric and combustion engine worlds, creates a completely new set of challenges in the design, assembly, operation, and safety assurance of aircraft which must be addressed for a successful business proposition. …”
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Les Novelettes astrales (1912) ou l’utopie subversive de Paul Scheerbart by Yves Iehl

“…He personally distrusted the scientific optimism of his time and his short stories describe remote worlds and civilizations as utopian counterworlds where the human instincts of competition, aggressivity and domination do not exist. …”
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Aire Marine Protégée, intérêt général environnemental et territoire, un rendez-vous manqué ? Le cas de Mayotte by Anne Cadoret, Jean-Eudes Beuret

“…We draw methodological lessons from this for the adequacy of the analysis grid used and subsequently operational experience on the means to implement for consultation, to target interfaces and fractures among actors rooted in distinct worlds.…”
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Little pro’s, but how many of them? – On 3SG null pronominals in Hungarian by Gréte Dalmi

“…GN binds all occurrences of the generic variable in accessible worlds (see Moltmann 2006 for English one/oneself). …”
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Dickens Today by Marianne Camus

“…The manifestations of the unchallenged rule of money are examined like, among others, the collusion between the political and the financial worlds, nepotism, the get-rich-quick syndrome or the ostentatious exhibition of wealth. …”
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On intersecting modes of responsibility in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: a case for reimagining responsible innovation by M. Espig, S. Provost, A. W. Russell, J. N. M. Viaña, C. Koroheke, S. Finlay-Smits

“…We reflect on the relationship of predominantly Western European understandings of responsibility and endogenous ‘Antipodean’ forms of responsibility, including Indigenous relationalities, collective stewardship, and care that extends to more-than-human worlds. Commencing a dialogue between these different modes of responsibility, we outline incommensurabilities, complementarities, and tensions within two core dimensions of Responsible Innovation, namely anticipation and inclusion. …”
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Taking offense: Religion, art and visual culture in plural configurations, by Christiane Kruse, Birgit Meyer, and Anne-Marie Korte (eds.) 2018 by Tammy Wilks

“…The question is central to the expanding study of material religion - the theory that things, like images, have agency because they are 'caught up', as Ingold (2007:1) states, in the currents of our life worlds and epistemologies (cf. Meyer, Morgan, Paine & Plate 2010:7). …”
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La frontière entre le bilād al-islām et le bilād al-Nūba : enjeux et ambiguïtés d’une frontière immobile (VIIe-XIIe siècle) by Robin Seignobos

“…It was apparently shaped around a geographical feature — the first cataract — which, far from being the impassable barrier described by some authors, was a place of transition between the two worlds. Taking advantage of this porous boundary, Islam gradually extended its influence far beyond Egypt’s southern bounds without substantially reworking the borderline.…”
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Décomposition de la forme « projet » by Vincent Beaubois

“…The articulation of his philosophy of design and his reflection about post-history through this notion of “project” engages a critique of the “modern” thinking of technological development: design no longer acts as a process of “problem solving” improving our living conditions, but as the programming of “alternative worlds” in which our actions are molded. From this evolution of the understanding of design comes a decomposition of the temporal form embodied by the notion of “project”.…”
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Travel blogging between personal staging and commercial alignment – a conceptual framework by Nora Winsky, Julia Dickow

“…In this article, commodification and professionalization processes, as well as the specific situatedness of travel blogs at the interface of on- and offline worlds, are taken into account in order to present a differentiated and adaptable conceptual framework for analyzing travel blogs. …”
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Advanced Modeling and 3D Printing Techniques for Game and CGI Characters by Ștefan-Andrei LAZĂR, Patricia Isabela BRĂILEANU

“…This article explores the methods of designing 3D elements used in video games and CGI, highlighting the impact of these techniques on the perception and experience of digital art. 3D models are fundamental to create immersive virtual worlds, and the 3D modeling process extends from conception to execution, combining engineering principles with industrial design. …”
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