A Global Survey of Lunar Surface Thorium Anomalies Associated with Impact Basins by S. Nagihara

“…We find that the Th-bearing surface materials originated in the crust–mantle transition zone and that they were brought to the surface by either excavation by major basin-forming impacts or mare volcanism, and in some cases nonmare volcanisms in the basin rim structures. The anorthosite crust contains near-zero Th as evidenced by the fresh ejecta from recent major impacts on the highlands such as Tycho. …”
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Theoretical Knowledge as a Bridge to Technological Integration: Empowering Educators with Virtual Worlds for Effective Teaching by Christian Jonathan Angel Rueda, Urith N Ramirez-Mera

“…The study highlights the importance of structured, supportive training that combines theoretical and practical elements. …”
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Establishing the Guidelines for Recommendation Reporting (G-RECO): a study protocol for developing reporting guidelines for disease prevention... by Wonyoung Jung, Sukhyun Ryu, So Yeon Ryu, Mina Ha, Bo Youl Choi, Soo Young Kim

“…The development process included a comprehensive literature review, analysis of existing guidelines, and formulation of a structured G-RECO framework with 21 key items. This was supplemented with Explanation & Elaboration documents for each item. …”
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Cause Analysis on Eastward Movement of Southwest China Vortex and Its Induced Heavy Rainfall in South China by Yongren Chen, Yueqing Li, Tianliang Zhao

“…SWV developed in the large storm-relative helicity (SRH) environment, as environmental wind field continuously transferred positive vorticity to it to support its development. The thermodynamic structures of distinctive warm (cold) advections in front (rear) of the SWV movement are also important factors for the SWV evolutions with a southwest low-level jet (LLJ) and vertical wind shear. …”
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Carbon fiber reinforced cellulose composites: a review by Lamiae Oulanti, Amine Bendarma, Louiza Rabhi

“…Currently, cellulose fibers are increasingly utilized in composite materials, particularly in civil engineering, where they serve as reinforcements for structures, reducing cracking, and enhancing the durability of infrastructures. …”
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NEO-COLONIAL INFLUENCES ON AFRICAN DEMOCRACY: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF EXTERNAL POWERS ON GOVERNANCE AND SOVEREIGNTY IN THE 21ST CENTURY by QUEEN OLUBUKOLA AYENI, YAOUBA OUSMANOU

“… Africa’s democratic evolution in the 21st century remains profoundly influenced by external actors, raising concerns about neocolonial interventions in governance and sovereignty. …”
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Lifetime Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders among Parents of Children with Bipolar I Disorder: Parental Difference by Shahrokh Amiri, Mohammad Ali Ghoreishizadeh, Yasaman Alavizadeh, Farnaz Saedi

“…All of the parents (both mother and father) were evaluated by Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV-TR. Statistical Analysis. …”
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Direct probing of energy gaps and bandwidth in gate-tunable flat band graphene systems by Jin Jiang, Qixuan Gao, Zekang Zhou, Cheng Shen, Mario Di Luca, Emily Hajigeorgiou, Kenji Watanabe, Takashi Taniguchi, Mitali Banerjee

“…Here, we report a technique to investigate the nuanced intricacies of band structures in dual-gated multilayer graphene systems. …”
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Hemoglobin state-flux: A finite-state model representation of the hemoglobin signal for evaluation of the resting state and the influence of disease. by Randall L Barbour, Harry L Graber, San-Lian S Barbour

“…Inspection of the coefficient arrays reveals that they are governed predominantly by first-order rate processes, and that each array class exhibits preferred structure that is mainly independent of the others. …”
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The institutional future of Brussels by Alain Maskens, Nicolas Lagasse, Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove, Hugues Dumont

“…At the end of his review it seems to him that these goals would be served better by a reasonable evolution of the current structure than by the far-reaching reforms that the manifesto proposes. …”
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L’avenir institutionnel de Bruxelles by Alain Maskens, Nicolas Lagasse, Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove, Hugues Dumont

“…At the end of his review it seems to him that these goals would be served better by a reasonable evolution of the current structure than by the far-reaching reforms that the manifesto proposes. …”
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De institutionele toekomst van Brussel by Alain Maskens, Nicolas Lagasse, Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove, Hugues Dumont

“…At the end of his review it seems to him that these goals would be served better by a reasonable evolution of the current structure than by the far-reaching reforms that the manifesto proposes. …”
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La méthode hydrogéomorphologique de détermination des zones inondables by Jean-Louis Ballais, Sylvain Chave, Nadia Dupont, Éric Masson, Marie-Josée Penven

“…Un deuxième sous-chapitre présente les critères complémentaires : la couverture végétale naturelle et l'occupation humaine au travers de la localisation des constructions, des vestiges historiques et archéologiques, de l'adaptation de l'activité agricole aux caractéristiques de la plaine alluviale et de la structure du parcellaire. Un troisième sous-chapitre regroupe les facteurs de variation : les grandes zones climatiques et les facteurs anthropiques (travaux et ouvrages hydrauliques, pratiques agricoles, imperméabilisation des sols due à l'urbanisation). …”
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Synchronizations in Complex Systems Dynamics Through a Multifractal Procedure by Vlad Ghizdovat, Diana Carmen Mirila, Florin Nedeff, Dragos Ioan Rusu, Oana Rusu, Maricel Agop, Decebal Vasincu

“…Our analysis reveals that synchronization in complex systems emerges from the balance of multifractal acceleration, convection, and dissipation, leading to structured yet highly adaptive behavior across scales. …”
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SUSTAINABLE TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIE by Aurel-Gabriel, SIMIONESCU, Mariana-Carmelia, DRAGOMIR

“…The development of the different regions of Europe throughout history has known different phases and evolutions according to the conditions which they have gone through. …”
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Computational Modeling and Experimental Approaches for Understanding the Mechanisms of [FeFe]‐Hydrogenase by Chang‐Ah Kim, Jiabin Wu, Jun Zhu, Huaiguang Li, Zhihai Ke

“…A comprehensive understanding of hydrogenases' structures and catalytic mechanisms is crucial to replicate and exceed their performance. …”
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Progressive failure mechanisms and dynamic load redistribution in asymmetric excavation with partial bracing collapse by Jixin Chong, Fengbin Su, Huanwei Wei, Xiao Zheng, Fuyuan Liu

“…Key findings demonstrate: post-failure reduction in lateral stiffness of supporting slabs induces inward dis-placements, amplifying surrounding soil settlement, with significantly greater dis-placement increments observed in deeper excavation zones compared to shallower regions; Axial force redistribution follows a proximity amplification and distal attenuation pattern, with adjacent struts experiencing force increases to 1.48 times after single strut failure, while distant struts show reductions to 0.93 times; Bending moments increase in remote support structures due to soil arching effects, reaching up to 427 N·m on the shallow side, whereas near-field structures exhibit moment reductions attributed to pronounced unloading effects from significant slab displacement; The secondary retaining wall exhibits cantilever-like behavior, with bending moments rising to 450 N·m post-failure.…”
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Why insect pretarsi are equipped with two claws: Elastically connected claws and their interlocking dynamics with the rough substrate by Stanislav N. Gorb, Alexander Kovalev, Alexander E. Filippov

“…In the course of their evolution, insects developed diverse supplementary structures on their legs to enable them to grip a variety of substrata. …”
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Evaluation of Moraine Loams' Filtration Properties by Petras Klizas, Saulius Gadeikis, Daiva Žilionienė

“…Roads, railway tracks, bridges, dumps intended for keeping waste of different level of danger and other overground structures are built in these areas. Moraine formations with low water permeability become the foundation for earth bank, roads, bridge supports, dumps and other engineering structures. …”
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Synergistically enhanced cryogenic strength and ductility in 304L stainless steel made by directed energy deposition additive manufacturing by Yen-Ting Chang, Andrew Hattoon Enriquez, Yuheng Nie, Didun Oladeji, Marie A. Charpagne

“…First, cellular dislocation structures act as emission sites for Shockley partials, leading to a dense network of deformation twins at room temperature, and martensite at 77 K. …”
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