Spatiotemporal Concepts in Book Art by Viola Hildebrand Schat

“…In all these metaphoric circumlocutions the book not only reproduces content, but itself functions as an exhibition place, a stage, or another conception of space. …”
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Dedicated composite fillings − inlays by Šaulić Slobodan, Tihaček-Šojić Ljiljana

“…The paper reviews the clinical significance and technique of preparing particular composite inlays before and after the construction of the metallic framework partial denture. …”
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South Korea’s Experience in the Development of National Innovation System by I. G. Korotkov

“…The study used system analysis, structural-functional, historical and sociocultural approach.   …”
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Tailoring Polymer Properties Through Lignin Addition: A Recent Perspective on Lignin-Derived Polymer Modifications by Nawoda L. Kapuge Dona, Rhett C. Smith

“…Special emphasis is given to recent innovations in lignin functionalization and its role in developing high-performance, biodegradable, and recyclable materials such as polyurethanes, epoxy resins, phenol-formaldehyde resins, lignin-modified composites, and lignin-based films, coatings, elastomers, and adhesives. …”
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Confessional Component of Urbanonymy in Lexicographic Interpretation by T. G. Nikitina, E. I. Rogaleva

“…The objective of the study is to substantiate parametric models for dictionary entries that allow for a comprehensive presentation of the confessional component of urbanonymy in both culturalhistorical and functional aspects. The research material is drawn from the database of the Experimental Laboratory of Educational Lexicography at Pskov State University, which contains 3,000 urbanonyms, including more than 200 ecclesionims (official, colloquial, and slang), forming the core of the urbanonymconfessionalism dataset. …”
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Neural quantum kernels: Training quantum kernels with quantum neural networks by Pablo Rodriguez-Grasa, Yue Ban, Mikel Sanz

“…In this work, we propose using the training of a quantum neural network (QNN) to construct neural quantum kernels, specifically neural EQKs and neural PQKs—problem-inspired kernel functions. …”
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A review of artificial intelligence applications in mobile communication networks from the perspective of the OSI-RM by ZHANG Jianwu, ZHANG Tianheng, ZHANG Qianhua, GUO Chunsheng, FU Jianfeng, ZHAN Ming

“…As the core infrastructure of modern information society, mobile communication networks face increasing challenges in their construction, management, and optimization due to their complexity. …”
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Graph-based representations of clarification strategies supporting automatic dialogue management by Valentina Russo, Azzurra Mancini, Marco Grazioso, Martina Di Bratto

“…This paper aims at presenting a dialogue-oriented approach to the construction of a graph knowledge base (KB) supporting task-oriented human-machine interactions. …”
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De första naturvetenskapliga skoltexterna by Ewa Bergh Nestlog

“…The study draws on dialogism, systemic functional linguistics and theories of the language of schooling. …”
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Системные функции государственного управления региональным инвестиционным проектом

“…This article analyzes the investment resources and opportunities of industries and regions in defining the role and functions of domestic, foreign investors and regional authorities in the development of investment projects. …”
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Improved spectral clustering algorithm and its application in MCI detection by Jie XIANG, Dong-qin ZHAO

“…In order to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)，a method based on fMRI clustering was proposed fMRI data were clustered to obtain the blood oxygen level dependence( BOLD) change model of MCI patients，then abnormal patterns were used to detect disease.The traditional spectral clustering algorithm needs to calculate all of the eigenvalue and eigenvector，so time and space complexity is higher.An improved spectral clustering method was proposed which modified the similar matrix construction method and the setting method of σ and k，and then this method was applied to clustering and detection of MCI patients.To verify the performance of the proposed method，the comparison of the clustering result，classification accuracy using traditional algorithm and Nyström is also done.The comparative experimental results show that the proposed method can get BOLD pattern more accurately，the accuracy of MCI detection is higher than the other two algorithms，and the time and space complexity are less than the traditional algorithm.…”
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The Social Life of Policy Reports by Astrid Jamar

“…The article traces the journey of Gacaca policy reports and the shift from their envisioned role to their actual performed functions: considered as technical safeguards, reports become central tools in the transitional justice battlefield – almost as if reports were used as weapons while arguing about the past and the nature of the transition. …”
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Networks and Fragments: An Integrative Approach for Planning Urban Green Infrastructures in Dense Urban Areas by Maria Stella Lux

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Čitanje Paklene naranče Anthonyja Burgessa kroz Foucaulta by Vedrana Čerina

“…While doing so, Burgess depicts the society of A Clockwork Orange precisely as he sees the modern society – as striving to achieve a predictable functioning of the societal life. In order to achieve the set goal, the society will resort to any means necessary, including a systematic disciplining of the individuals, who are in return expected to accept whichever the role the authority instances have intended for them. …”
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The development of medical networks through ICT in Japan by Tsutomu Nakamura

“…This paper examines how medical networks using Information and Communications Technology (ICT) have been constructed, and what kind of spatial impact they have on the existing medical care provision system. …”
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L’analyse des passions dans la dissolution du corps politique : Spinoza et Hobbes by Julie Saada-Gendron

“…Whereas Hobbes shows a constant interest in passions, but puts them to the side when it comes to thinking the construction and functioning of the political system, Spinoza allows us to distinguish between two types of passions – those which are necessarily in contradiction with the political body, and those which only occasionally obstruct it. …”
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Circular economy strategies for adaptive reuse of residential building by Cristiana Cellucci

“…Circular Economy concepts are well suited to the building and construction sector in cities. For example, refurbishing and adaptively reusing underutilized or abandoned buildings can revitalize neighborhoods whilst achieving environmental benefits. …”
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Improved spectral clustering algorithm and its application in MCI detection by Jie XIANG, Dong-qin ZHAO

“…In order to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)，a method based on fMRI clustering was proposed fMRI data were clustered to obtain the blood oxygen level dependence( BOLD) change model of MCI patients，then abnormal patterns were used to detect disease.The traditional spectral clustering algorithm needs to calculate all of the eigenvalue and eigenvector，so time and space complexity is higher.An improved spectral clustering method was proposed which modified the similar matrix construction method and the setting method of σ and k，and then this method was applied to clustering and detection of MCI patients.To verify the performance of the proposed method，the comparison of the clustering result，classification accuracy using traditional algorithm and Nyström is also done.The comparative experimental results show that the proposed method can get BOLD pattern more accurately，the accuracy of MCI detection is higher than the other two algorithms，and the time and space complexity are less than the traditional algorithm.…”
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A conceptual model of community participation of middle-aged and older people based on interview data from China by Meijun Jin, Xiaokai Guo

“…The results show that: (1) functional needs are the most important for middle-aged and older people, and improving facilities can positively promote their community participation; (2) at the level of the participants themselves, the construction of interpersonal networks motivates them to participate in their community; (3) the community participation of middle-aged and older people operates at two levels: autonomous participation and cooperative participation.…”
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‘In Burning Red’ – Red as the Color of Female Shame in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale by Buchegger, Lisa

“…This is achieved by playing on the ever-so-prominent social and cultural construction of women being trapped in a caste system, in which they are either ‘sacred mothers,’ ‘sinful sexual objects,’ or no ‘real women’ at all. …”
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