Tandem duplications lead to novel expression patterns through exon shuffling in Drosophila yakuba. by Rebekah L Rogers, Ling Shao, Kevin R Thornton

“…Rather, we observe changes in expression level due to both shuffling of regulatory elements and the creation of chimeric structures via tandem duplication. Additionally, we observe 30 de novo gene structures arising from tandem duplications, 23 of which form with expression in the testes. …”
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Visual Analysis of Picturesque Urban Landscape Case of Sultanahmet, Istanbul by SAIDU Dalhat Dansadau, Aykut KARAMAN

“…The main study this paper was extracted from looked into the inquiry of knowing "What are the key picturesque locations/structures in Sultanahmet, Fatih – Istanbul, and how can their spatial distribution, and cultural significance be characterized and mapped for urban design and development?" …”
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Les stages, capteurs et facteurs des transformations d’un champ professionnel : le cas de l’ingénierie de territoire en Rhône-Alpes by Maud Hirczak, Yoann Morin, Grégoire Feyt

“…This article reflects on the interactions between higher education internships and hosting structures in the field of land planning engineering. …”
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“Construction Grammar” and Academic Communication: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective by N. K. Riabtseva

“…It is shown that such grammatical constructions in contemporary academic style in Russian as well as the analogous ones in English reflect the dynamic character of language evolution, discourse and communication; are generated on the basis of “family resemblance” and prototype structures; belong to the compositional area of small syntax: they are used as integral discourse units; represent irregular, but frequently lexicalized phrases and non-standard grammatical structures; are idiomatic and “language-specific” and therefore their translation requires finding “quasiequivalents” and “quasisynonyms” in other languages.…”
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Un Service des collections à l’Université Montpellier 2. La constitution d’un service spécifique dédié à la conservation des collections : un début de solution pour le sauvetage du... by Luc Gomel

“…Amongst those factors, three can be highlighted: the fast evolution in taught subject matters as well as research; an identity often claimed but never frankly openly structured; a race to the future that never wanted to bother with its heritage. …”
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A Measurement Model of Logistics 5.0 Maturity: An Integrative Review and Framework Proposal Based on Literature by Nazare Toyoda Machado, Carlos Manoel Taboada Rodriguez

“…It proposes a specific maturity measurement model for Logistics 5.0, structured into five levels: initial, repeatable, defined, managed, and optimized, which evaluate technological readiness, process management, analytical capacity, change management, and sustainability. …”
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Alteration, mineralization, geochemistry and fluid inclusion investigations in Joftrud prospect area, southwest of Birjand by Omid Shareipour, Azadeh Malekzadeh Shafaroudi, Maryam Javidi Moghaddam

“…According to the available evidence of structural control of mineralization, alterations and their narrow expansions, mineralogy, texture, fluid inclusion data and depth of formation, prospect area is similar to intermediate sulfidation deposit. …”
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Public space project, between complexity and ecological crisis – From challenge to opportunity for urban regeneration by Tommaso Berretta, Federico Desideri, Matteo Staltari

“…Starting from the current ecological crisis, the proposed approach abandons rigid formal structures, embracing scenarios with mutable and flexible outcomes. …”
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L’architecture et le paysage du village berbère de Zraoua dans les montagnes du sud-est de la Tunisie : le patrimoine dans un lieu en voie d’abandon by Miguel Reimão Costa, Nouri Boukhchim, Desidério Batista, Meriem Marzouki

“…Biophysical dimensions and social structures reveal themselves as essential factors for interpreting the diversity and specificity of courtyard houses in this region (intra-wall house, semi-troglodyte house, ridge house and hillside house); for reconstituting the different phases of the urban evolution; and for understanding a landscape construction system which is very adapted to the territory’s resource scarcity (terraces on the thalweg lines, draining surfaces on the slopes and abundant presence of cisterns).…”
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A Project-based Learning curricular approach in a Production Engineering Program by Simone Borges Simão Monteiro, Ana Carla Bittencourt Reis, João Mello da Silva, João Carlos Felix Souza

“…Abstract The Industrial Engineering undergraduate program offered at the University of Brasília was structured on Project Based Learning (PBL) methodology. …”
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Acoustical Traditions and Cultural Identity: Exploring Kunqu’s Contribution to Collective Memory by Zihan Ding, Francesco Aletta

“…Through expert interviews and thematic analysis, the study explores key acoustic elements, including vocal techniques and musical structures, and their symbolic and emotional impact. …”
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DAOs: Introducing a New Era of Governance by Zarja Hude, Matej Igrličar, Brian Sanya Mondoh

“…This article explores the implications of DAOs in corporate realms, highlighting their unique features and evolution. It emphasises the importance of understanding the similarities and differences between DAOs and traditional organisational structures. …”
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Reading the Representations of Children and Childhood(s) in Malayalam Films by Rona Reesa Kurian, Preeti Navaneeth

“…The dominant adult gaze structures the film to be a medium for adult consumption, where the child’s body becomes a device, and its ‘intellect’ is largely discredited in films. …”
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THE CRISIS OF POLITICAL ELITES IN CONTEMPORARY EUROPE by Elena V. Drozhzhina

“…The cross-cutting themes were the functioning of various EU structures, the ambiguity of the assessment of immigration policy, energy problems, the EU’s relations with the United States, Russia and China. …”
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Intégrer économie et écologie : le cas de l’industrie canadienne by Jean Kabongo

“…The results show that as well for the companies for which residual rehabilitation constitutes the core business as for those whose this rehabilitation is made in margin operations of industrial production, the integration of ecology and economy responds to a logic of increasing and diachronic profitability.  A model of the evolution of this integration is proposed.  This one is characterized by four essential stages:  conscientiousness, structuring, assertion and consolidation.…”
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Modernity Meets Identity: Urban and Social Transformation in Gulf Cities by Yasser Mahgoub

“… This study examines the transformative role of urban structures in Gulf cities as agents of social change, aiming to understand how globalization and oil-driven urbanization have shaped their socio-cultural dynamics and built environments. …”
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RUSSIAN HEROES OF THE 1812 PATRIOTIC WAR IN THE ABKHAZIAN HISTORY OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY by Nikolay Trapsh

“…Complex characteristics of the figures are explored in the socio-cultural context, determined by the systemic interaction of local mountain communities and administrative structures of the Russian Empire. Particular attention is paid to complex reconstruction of the characters that were formed during a long historical period and included special features of the officer mentality of the XIX century and individual characteristics that became the natural result of a military career. …”
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The Role of Art and Science – Relational Dynamics in Human Ecology by Giorgio Pizziolo, Rita Micarelli

“…The proposal of this paper is articulated as follows: 1) Recognize Human Ecology as a reference of everyday social practices, from knowledge to the management of living environments.2) Consider ternary ecosystems Man Society Environment as complex disordered systems, relational dynamic structures, which interact with corresponding disordered systems and share the intrinsic prerogatives that unite them in the multiplicity of their becoming. 3)Respond to the looming threats of mechanical simplification of spontaneous evolutionary phenomena progressively stifled by the Artificial World in which Ecosystems (Humans and Nature) are now immersed. 4) Rediscover conditions of creative autonomy and appropriate stimuli for the Ecosystemic, unceasingly manifold becoming. 5) Rediscover in people and human societies a sense of belonging to their Living Environments and the ability to manage, protect and promote their evolution, in an experiential dimension of Action-Research and self-Governance, beyond the current stereotypes of traditional politics and instrumentation and the new constraints posed by the Digital World to the World of Nature. 6) Verification through cyclical self-monitoring of the processes activated (Action-Research) and their evolutionary and propagation potential in the different contemporary contexts of the ternary M/S/E Ecosystems affected by the Digital World.…”
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How to claim what is mine: Negotiating professional roles in inter-organizational projects by Marina Bos -de Vos, Bente Lieftink

“…This study provides important insights into how professionals reclaim, change, or temporarily adapt their practice domains in inter-organizational projects; how their boundary work practices help to (re)shape role structures; and how these practices may trigger different paths of professional evolution. …”
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Modernization of Education in Pakistan: A Case Study by Fareeda Ibad

“…Education theories which emerged in the efforts for the ‘modernization’ of education, namely the Common World Educational Culture Theory and the Globally Structured Agenda for Education Theory have been the subject of evolution over time with the present trends favoring post modern education or as it may be simplified, ‘experiential learning’, that is, learning by doing. …”
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