Water regimentation in the Pontine Plain between Astura and Fogliano in the dynamics of ancient population by Laura Ebanista

“… The stretch of coast between Astura and Fogliano is characterized by a particular geomorphological situation linked to several difficulties in the drainage of the waters that have always generated marshes. In this contribution will be analysed the settlement and development dynamics of this particular territory from an archaeological point of view basing on the bibliographic and archive data, the survey and the photointerpretation. …”
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MEMS and NEMS - micro (and nano) electromechanical systems by Roshdy A. Abdelrassoul

“…With the development of 5G and IoT technologies the number of MEMS components is always increasing.</p><p>In this paper an introduction to MEMS/NEMS definition, categories, and advantages. …”
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In the Arms of Morpheus: Recent Advances in Dreaming and in Other Sleep-Related Metacognitions by Sérgio Mota-Rolim, Brigitte Holzinger, Michael R. Nadorff, Luigi De Gennaro

“…Dreams have always fascinated humans [...]…”
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Marches tangéroises by Marc Kober

“…The “map” doesn’t always square with urban fiction. That is one result found while studying some of the twentieth century’s novels written in the border town of Tangier. …”
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Low muscle strength and self-reported fatigue in patients on hemodialysis: findings from the SARC-HD study by Marvery P. Duarte, Otávio T. Nóbrega, Maryanne Z. C. Silva, Dario R. Mondini, Bruna M. Sant'Helena, Daiana C. Bundchen, Maristela Bohlke, Angélica N. Adamoli, Ricardo M. Lima, Antônio Inda-Filho, João L. Viana, Barbara P. Vogt, Maycon M. Reboredo, Heitor S. Ribeiro, the SARC-HD Study Group, Fábio A. Vieira, Priscila M. Varela, Jacqueline S. Monteiro, Marina S. Pereira, Ana C. Bainha, Emanuele P. Gravina, Abner R. Castro, Fabiana L. Costa, Luiz R. Medina, Flávio I. Nishimaru, Maria G. Rosa, Ana C. Picinato, Marco C. Uchida, Karine Pires Costa, Beatriz R. Viana, Antônia S. Almeida, Ana C. Pires, Catiussa Colling, Aparecido P. Ferreira

“…Frequency of fatigue, self-reported as “Never or rarely,” “Sometimes” or “Always or constantly” was 39.5, 30.3, and 30.2%, respectively. …”
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Unpacking excessive polypharmacy patterns among individuals living with chronic pain in Quebec: a longitudinal study by Gwenaelle De Clifford-Faugère, Gwenaelle De Clifford-Faugère, Hermine Lore Nguena Nguefack, Hermine Lore Nguena Nguefack, Nancy Ménard, Sylvie Beaudoin, M. Gabrielle Pagé, M. Gabrielle Pagé, Line Guénette, Line Guénette, Catherine Hudon, Oumar Mallé Samb, Anaïs Lacasse, Anaïs Lacasse

“…Multivariable multinomial regression was used to identify factors associated with trajectory membership.ResultsFour trajectories were obtained: (1) “No excessive polypharmacy” (74.8%); (2) “Sometimes in excessive polypharmacy” (8.6%); (3) “Often in excessive polypharmacy” (6.1%); 4) “Always in excessive polypharmacy” (10.5%). Factors associated with the “always in excessive polypharmacy” trajectory membership were: being older, being born in Canada, having a lower income, having a higher comorbidity index score, more severe pain intensity, and more daily activities prevented by pain, reporting arthritis or back pain and poorer perceived general health, and having a family physician. …”
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METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF DEVELOPING THE STRUCTURE OF A DICTIONARY ENTRY FOR A “DICTIONARY OF THE LANGUAGE OF ORAL FOLKLORE” (STABLE AND TEXTUAL AND FIGURATIVE UNITS) by Ruslan L. Serdeha

“…In Ukrainian linguistics, there is a need to develop methodological foundations and principles of lexicography of various linguistic facts present in the language of oral folk art. Folklore has always played an important role in preserving the identity of certain people. …”
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Correlation Between the Online Visiting Time and Frequency Increase in Telemedicine Services Offered by Health Care Providers Before, During, and After the COVID-19 Pandemic in Chi... by Weiyi Wang, Yuntian Chu, Fangfang Cui, Xiaobing Shi, Xu Zhang, Dongxu Sun, Jinming Shi, Jie Zhao

“…The component ratio increased to 12.38% (n=53) of providers often and 45.79% (n=196) always offering telemedicine during COVID-19 explosion and 12.62% (n=54) often and 50% (n=214) always offering telemedicine after pandemic control was relaxed. …”
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The current pattern of reconstructive surgery for breast cancer by A. Kh. Ismagilov, A. R. Khamitov, A. S. Vanesyan

“…Transfer of the patient’s own flaps does not always presume skin- or NAC-sparing mastectomy, as the possibility exists of preserving the skin on the most transferable flap. …”
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Les disparus politiques en Uruguay, entre l’histoire et la mémoire by Eugenia Allier Montaño

“…While public memories on this period have gone through different phases, the forced disappearances have always been the main focus of the struggles for memory. …”
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Récits de tortures et de souffrances : L’exemple de la Peregrinação de Fernão Mendes Pinto (1614) by Jean-Claude Laborie

“…Despite durable exposure to bodily pain, the journey is always the experience of a decentralisation of the self, mainly visible through the near absence of narrative markers, allowing a heuristic openness. …”
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PUBLIC POLICY AS A COMPONENT OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM: CONCEPT AND CONCEPTUAL FIELD OF STUDY by Asiyat Kazievna Botasheva

“…The state as the Central link of the political system has such a definite asset, as the government, which in all times and ages is the center of attention of various socio-political forces, the purpose of which is through gaining the power to dictate political and other will to the citizens, sometimes being with them in different dimensions: material and moral. To date, not always the activity of the state is able to cover itself in management functions and public policy, which makes the subject particularly topical.…”
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Le jusnaturalisme en Europe et en outre-mer : Antonio Vieira face au droit naturel et à l’esclavage des Indiens de São Paulo (1694) by Antônio David, Carlos Zeron

“…Although it is a commonplace to say that, in the first modernity, the debate between theologians, philosophers and jurists found in jusnaturalism one of its high moments, the decisive role of the American experience in the elaboration of the concepts that informed it is not always recognized. Navigating between the Old and the New World, Antônio Vieira engaged in an original way in this debate, when dealing with problems related to colonial administration in Brazil and indigenous captivity.…”
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Frères ennemis? Relations between Panjabi Sikhs and Muslims in the Diaspora by Christine Moliner

“…It does so diachronically, arguing that historical constructions of the Muslim as the Other (often, but not always, as the enemy) have been instrumental in Sikh identity formation process, since the 18th century onwards. …”
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Commodity Outlook 2003: The U.S. Economy by Peter J. van Blokland

“… According to Karl Poehl, "Americans are always worried about economic trends, suggesting that it is something of a national neurosis” (Poehl, 2002). …”
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Plant Parts by Joela Jacobs

“…While the natural sciences and the humanities were not always as separate as they appear today, language has connected them inextricably throughout history. …”
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A fotografia e o processo de construção social da memória by Sergio Luiz Pereira da Silva

“…The photograph as a document is almost always linked to memory, a visual memory that portrays, re-signifies and re-contextualizes the social action of the look. …”
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Marquages territoriaux et catégories sociales dans l’espace ultramarin français by Frédéric Piantoni

“…These crises, sometimes latent, sometimes paroxystic, are always multiforms. They perceive themselves in the territorial discontinuities, in the emergence of multiculturalisms and in the growth of an informal economy, wich are outside the national law and outside the republican model. …”
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Istanbul, une internationalisation forcée ? by Martine Candelier-Cabon, Benoit Montabone

“…This proactive but not always coordinated policy leads to spatial reconfigurations specific to "global cities". …”
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