Gabrielle Suchon's Theory of Knowledge by Margaret Matthews

“…The concept of knowledge (science) plays a central role in the work of early modern proto-feminist philosopher Gabrielle Suchon. …”
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Threshold Cointegration and Price Transmission in Commodity Marketsof India by A. Mishra, P. R. Kumar

“…The purpose of this research work is to examine the relationships and price dynamics between agricultural commodities in India, i.e.maize, wheat, barley and soybean. …”
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Topological Aspects of Biosemiotics by Rainer E. Zimmermann

“…According to recent work of Bounias and Bonaly (2000), there is a close relationship between the conceptualization of biological life and mathematical conceptualization such that both of them co-depend on each other when discussing preliminary conditions for properties of biosystems. …”
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Scaffolding decision spaces in decision support systems: Using plagiarism screening software in editorial offices by Felicitas Hesselmann

“…While automated plagiarism screening is widespread in editorial work, critical investigations about these decision support systems remain scarce. …”
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Subnational Authorities as Key Global Actors by Matteo Fulgenzi

“…In such perspective, this work explores the relevant impact of informal diplomacy on international relations, international law, and global governance, emphasizing the innovative concepts of glocal diplomacy, global law, and glocal law and their significance for the pursuit of world peace and security.…”
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Differences and inequalities: the «double marginality» of East Central European feminist geography by Judit Timár

“… The hegemony of Anglo-American work in geography has become obvious recently and has been the target of sharp criticism by critical geographers. …”
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Time after Time: Narratives of the Longue Durée in the Anthropocene by Stephen W. Sawyer

“…Building on the tradition of the Annales school, and in particular the contributions of Fernand Braudel, this article argues that while there is a growing consensus about the necessity of trans-national and trans-temporal history, the critical implications of this enterprise for thinking historical and literary narrative have remained highly unsatisfying. …”
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The impact of applying artificial intelligence-based systems on human resource costs in the light of environmental challenges by Suhail Abdullah Al-Tamimi, Majid Ahmed AL Anssari, Mohanad Dheyaa Al-Tameemi

“…A statistically large impact was found on the relationship between systems based on artificial intelligence and the costs of human resources given the occurrence of certain environmental challenges. The implications of the study reveal a need to provide the knowledge and skills that are quite essential for creating new jobs among individuals working to apply artificial intelligence at work, in a way that helps them use smart technologies to evade the occurrence of certain nonconformities in reports and to undermine the undesirable effect on the decisions of the company and related parties involved. …”
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A Cut-Conversation on Techno-Aesthetics: with Gilbert Simondon, Walter Benjamin and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti by Catarina Patrício, João Alves

“…Using the cut-up technique, excerpts retrieved from Simondon's On Techno-Aesthetics and Benjamin's The Work of Art in the Age of Technical Reproduction and To the Planetarium are assembled into a dialogue. …”
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YOUTH AND THE DIGITAL ERA. HOW DOES GENDER IDENTITY INFLUENCE SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT PRODUCTION? ProUniversitaria Publishing House, Bucharest, 2024. Corina Seserman by Mădălina Căpraru

“…Seserman’s work offers a compelling look at how digital spaces act as arenas for both self-expression and social validation among youth shaped fundamentally by gender identity. …”
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The significance of education and training of librarians to serve users with special needs by Adrijana Biba Starman, Primož Južnič, Drago Žagara

“…Originality/practical implications: The first study in Slovenia dealing with the significance of education and training of librarians to work with users with special needs.…”
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Measurement of the inhomogeneity of the KATRIN tritium source electric potential by high-resolution spectroscopy of conversion electrons from $$\mathbf {^{83m}}$$ 83 m Kr by KATRIN Collaboration

“…Therefore, dedicated, several-weeks long measurement campaigns have been performed within the KATRIN data taking schedule. In this work, we infer the tritium source potential observables from these measurements, and present their implications for the neutrino-mass determination.…”
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Beyond Mars and Venus: The role of gender essentialism in support for gender inequality and backlash. by Lea Skewes, Cordelia Fine, Nick Haslam

“…In addition, gender essentialism assessed by the GES moderated some manifestations of the backlash effect: high essentialists were more likely to respond negatively towards a power-seeking female political candidate relative to a male candidate. Given the implications for possible workplace interventions, further work could usefully explore whether gender essentialism moderates other well-established forms of gender bias.…”
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Remarks on ghost resonances by Luca Buoninfante

“…Mathematical and physical implications of this feature are discussed. We also clarify an important point regarding the two absorptive contributions of a ghost propagator in the narrow-width approximation. …”
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Transformation of school assessment. Approaches within an educational innovation process: A cross-case analysis of schools in Catalonia (Spain) by David Martinez Maireles

“…The findings indicate an urgent need for increased collaborative and coordinated work among educators. A key result highlights the necessity of realigning assessment practices to be congruent with transformations to instructional philosophies and methods. …”
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“Physically present, but emotionally present, too”: Graduates of Colour developing emotional intelligence as student employees by Christopher Burnett, Zach Taylor

“…The findings suggest Graduates of Colour developed all four tenets of emotional intelligence during their undergraduate employment experience, with direct impacts on their work in their careers. Implications for research and practice in universities are discussed. …”
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The maternal in transformation: The path towards a new perspective in the literature of three contemporary Latin American women writers by Silvia Beatriz Fernández

“…This work aims to highlight a topic of relevance in the field of literature and gender studies: the shift towards a new perspective on motherhood and the implications this change has generated in Latin America. …”
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Text â Shape Defamiliarization in contemporary Arabic Poetry (servey and Review) by Ali Akbar Mohseni, Reza Kiani

“…Contemporary poets have employed all their literary devices to add creativity to their work . defamilian zation in text shape is one such device to break away from familiar writing conventions and create new implication. …”
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Exploring Problem-Based Learning in Teacher Education Through Laura’s Story by Yasemin Kırkgöz

“…Through this meticulous process, the article seeks to provide valuable insights into PBL’s application in teacher education, highlight its pedagogical implications, and suggests directions for future research. …”
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Student Choices and Perceptions of Online-Only Courses During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Jana M. Thomas Coffman

“…Understanding this issue is a growing convern during the COVID-19 pandemic and understanding it has implications for future K-12 and higher-eduacation online enrollment projections for the future. …”
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