Generative adversarial models for extreme geospatial downscaling by Guiye Li, Guofeng Cao

“…More importantly, the method explicitly considers the uncertainty inherent to the downscaling process that tends to be ignored in existing methods. …”
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Simulation of Quantity and Quality of Saq Aquifer Using Artificial Intelligence and Hydraulic Models by Abdul Razzaq Ghumman, Ghufran Ahmed Pasha, Md. Shafiquzzaman, Afaq Ahmad, Afzal Ahmed, Riaz Akhtar Khan, Rashid Farooq

“…ANFIS model is found to be the most efficient for modelling both the quality and quantity of the aquifer. …”
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A Method for Identifying the Dominant Meteorological Factors of Atmospheric Evaporative Demand in Mid‐Long Term by Saiyan Liu, Yangyang Xie, Hongyuan Fang, Pengcheng Xu, Huihua Du

“…Results show that (a) the values of |1 − RP| and |1 − βS| in mid‐long term are less than 0.1 in most cases when applying the anomaly contribution analysis, and the mid‐long term contribution processes of meteorological factors to the AED are clearly demonstrated; and (b) the wind speed and sunshine hours are the two most dominant factors (the total absolute contribution exceeds 60%) in long term, but they are not always the dominant factors in mid‐long term (e.g., wind speed in summer, and sunshine hours in winter). …”
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Analysis of energy balance and global warming potential in tangerine (Citrus tangerina Tanaka) orchards versus soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) production system by Seyed Saeed HOSSEINI, Hassan FEIZI, Hamed KAVEH, Hossein SAHABI

“…Irrigation and planting were the highest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in soybean field by 387.7 and 109.4 kg CO2 ha-1, respectively; while in the tangerine production, the most greenhouse gas emissions were related to irrigation and harvesting process by 5828.4 and 394.7 kg CO2 ha-1. …”
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Parameter Estimation of the Weibull Distribution in Modeling the Reliability of Technical Objects by Frolov M., Tanchenko S., Ohluzdina L.

“…The article discusses one of the most widely used distribution laws for reliability analysis – Weibull distribution. …”
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Voices of the Past, Echoes of the Present: The Influence of the Amerindian Languages of Latin America on Modern Spanish by A. N. Gurov

“…The Spanish colonization of the Americas resulted in a process of interaction between the Spanish language and the substrate, resulting in complex linguistic interference.Despite extensive research (R. …”
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Sound imitative words in <i>Beowulf</i> by M. A. Flaksman

“…The last argument we deem as the most probable. The iconic treadmill hypothesis introduced earlier explains that the mass obsolesce of the Beowulf’s imitative words might have been caused by natural, evolutionary processes – regular sense and meaning development leading to the expressivity loss and overall de-iconization of the language’s imitative lexicon.Conclusions. …”
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Nanoemulsions of essential oil of Zanthoxylum alatum for protection against Meloidogyne incognita by Ranjeet Kumar, Tushar Kanti Dutta, Abhishek Mandal, Supradip Saha, Anirban Dutta, Aditi Kundu

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The work of rails under conditions of various average static axial loads of rolling stock by M. I. Titarenko

“…It is necessary to perform an evaluation of the real operational qualities of the rails in order to use the rolling stock with the increased axial loads (25, 27 tf) in the transportation process in the most efficient way. In the long term, the results of such studies will be aimed at improving the operation of the systems for running track and railway car complexes.…”
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Tracing the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Self-Regulated Learning: A Systematic Review Using the Winne and Hadwin Framework (2007–2025) by Roni Saftari, Hari Mulyadi, Endang Supardi

“…From a dimensional perspective, cognitive and metacognitive processes are the most frequently addressed, whereas motivational and emotional components are often overlooked. …”
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Regional aspects for assessing the effectiveness of resources management in medical organizations by О. A. Volkova, E. V. Smirnova, S. N. Cherkasov

“…Problems of assessing the healthcare system effectiveness and medical organizations, in particular, are largely associated with the fact that most studies are based on the data approved according to the established procedure in forms of federal statistical observation that do not correspond to the regional characteristics of the medical care organization.Aim. …”
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Plantention: A general-purpose, lightweight and attention-based model for multi-crop leaf disease classification by Brindha Subburaj, Rohan M, Samhruth Ananthanarayanan, Daehan Won

“…Being a staple contributor to the Indian economy, these losses can cause large problems in other sectors as well. Most computerized methods involve some form of Deep Learning algorithms and models to automate the detection process. …”
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Vaginal infections among pregnant women at Omdurman Maternity Hospital in Khartoum, Sudan by Zeinab A Abdelaziz, Mutasim E Ibrahim, Naser E Bilal, Mohamed E Hamid

“…Clarythromycin was the most active against Mycoplasma species. Conclusions: Pregnant women with vaginal complaints revealed various positive microbiology results. …”
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The Federal Republic of Germany and the History of the Last Decades: Outline and Observations by Joanna Andrychowicz-Skrzeba

“…The article aims to present concisely and chronologically the most critical stages of the formation and evolution of the Germans’ historical consciousness and identity after the end of the World War II. …”
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Association of stromal tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes with clinicopathological parameters in endometrial cancer by Sana Ahuja, Ashi Dubey, Sufian Zaheer

“…Purpose Endometrial cancer (EC) ranks as one of the most prevalent gynecological malignancies globally. …”
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Glycovariants of the novel immunotherapeutic drug ManC-lectibody and their effects on ADCC activity. by Vemuri, S.

“…The GnGn glycovariant of ManC-lectibody was the most efficacious against lung cancer cells (LLC cell line) but was the most potent against melanoma cancer cells (B16F10 cell line). …”
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THE COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC POTENTIAL OF WORDS IN THE LIGHT OF TRANSLATION AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION by NATALIA Karpovskaya

“…The article is dedicated to the investigation of the influence of word pragmatic potential on the process of taking translation decisions. The most part of attention is focused on the translation difficulties of the lingual pragmatic categories components, on the specifics of the pragmatic relations in the process of bilingual com-munication, as well as on the importance of translator in these latter days…”
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INFLUENCE OF THE SURFACE DEFECTS INHERITED FROM ROLLED WIRE ON QUALITY OF COLD DRAWN WIRE by A. N. Savenok, T. P. Kurenkova, I. V. Borisovets, A. A. Saharnaja

“…Researches of the most often occurred surface defects of rolled wires, their modification at drawing and influence on technological process and quality of cold-drawn wire with regard to working conditions of hardware shops of BMZ are presented.…”
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Alternatives Verfahren zur Herstellung von Aluminium by W. Richarz

“…The most promising alternative route for the production of aluminium is a process where aluminium chloride is formed and in a subsequent step electrolysed. …”
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An overview of decision-making in cerebrovascular treatment strategies: Part II - Ruptured aneurysms by Georges Versyck, Johannes van Loon, Robin Lemmens, Jelle Demeestere, Lawrence Bonne, Jo P. Peluso, Steven De Vleeschouwer

“…Research question: As there is a wide variety of treatment possibilities, it can be hard to understand the intricacies which lie behind the decision-making process for a given aneurysm. Materials and methods: An overview of the most relevant literature in decision-making on ruptured intracranial aneurysms is given. …”
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