Synergistic review of automation impact of big data, AI, and ML in current data transformative era [version 2; peer review: 2 approved, 1 approved with reservations] by Siddharth Swarup Rautaray, Manjusha Pandey, Swastik Rath

“…This review research work delves into the transformative impact of these technologies, focusing on their applications across various sectors. The study covers six key sectors: healthcare, banking, finance, retail, real estate, and agriculture, highlighting how these industries leverage automated systems and data analytics to enhance operations, manage risks, and improve decision-making processes. …”
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The effects of the War on the Syrian Agricultural Food Industry Potential by Mustafa Bayram, Yasemin Gök

“…Syria is a middle-income developing country with an economy that heavily depends on the food and agricultural sectors. However, with the recent Syria crisis/war, which started in March 2011, Syria’s food and agricultural industries have badly been affected. …”
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The technology of steady electron irradiation of large size industrial products by T. V. Kovalinska, I. A. Ostapenko, V. I. Sakhno

“…Results of the research and development of optimal methods of irradiation processing of materials and manufactured products of large dimensions, which give the opportunity to maximize the full use of the technological advantages of irradiation with charged particles and expanded the use of radiation technology in various sectors of modern industry and science, are presented in the article.…”
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Structural Characteristics of Multi-Scale Virtual Land Flow Network Centered by Beijing Metropolis by Qiong Wu, Xuechun Yang, Yumeng Li, Sai Liang

“…The results show that parts of the critical transmission centers of virtual land flow (e.g., “Scientific research and polytechnic services” and “Food and tobacco processing”) have small direct land uses. 01The majority of vital inter-sectoral transactions usually involve critical transmission centers, providing explicit directions for productivity improvement of those transmission centers. …”
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A State-of-the-Art Review in Big Data Management Engineering: Real-Life Case Studies, Challenges, and Future Research Directions by Leonidas Theodorakopoulos, Alexandra Theodoropoulou, Yannis Stamatiou

“…A thorough examination of the basic elements and approaches necessary for efficient big data use—data collecting, storage, processing, analysis, and visualization—is given in this paper. …”
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ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF FOOD CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR CHANGES IN ROMANIA DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Marius CONSTANTIN, Silviu Ionuţ BEIA, Mihai DINU, Simona Roxana PĂTĂRLĂGEANU, Radu PETRARIU, Mădălina Elena DEACONU

“…Among the affected economic sectors, the agriculture and food sectors were no exception. …”
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Lasting Differential Effects on Plasticity Induced by Prenatal Stress in Dorsal and Ventral Hippocampus by Gayane Grigoryan, Menahem Segal

“…One of the extensively studied brain structures in relation to early life stress has been the hippocampus because of its unique association with cognitive processes of the brain. While the entire hippocampus shares the same intrinsic organization, it assumes different functions in its dorsal and ventral sectors (DH and VH, resp.), based on different connectivity with other brain structures. …”
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MATHEMATICAL SIMULATION OF ELASTIC SLIP IN ‘WHEEL — ROAD SURFACE’ CONTACT by Mikhail Victorovich Chuveyko, Sergey Victorovich Nosachev

“…The model presented here suggests that the road surface deformation processes can be neglected. The wheel is modeled as a set of elastic rim sectors mounted on an elastic disc. …”
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Sydney Declaration on Predatory or Pseudo Journals and Publishers by APAME

“… We, the participants in the Joint Meeting of the Asia Pacific Association of Medical Journal Editors (APAME), the Western Pacific Region Index Medicus (WPRIM), and Index Medicus of the South-East Asia Region (IMSEAR), held in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia from August 28 to 30, 2024:                                                                                                  CONSIDERING      That predatory (or pseudo) journals and publishers offer open access publication in exchange for fees without robust editorial or publishing services; these include “fake” or “scam” journals or publishers who send phishing emails which promise quick review;      That the articles collected by predatory (or pseudo) journals or publishers may never be published, or often are published with poor quality or accessibility, irrespective of any attempts by authors to withdraw them, resulting in such research effectively being lost;                                                                                                       CONFIRM      Our commitment to uphold the quality and integrity of our individual journals and their respective submission, editing and review processes, in opposition to predatory (or pseudo) journal practices;      Our commitment to exercise vigilance and safeguard the quality and integrity of our respective publishers against predatory (or pseudo) publication processes;      Our commitment to ensure that member journals of the Asia Pacific Association of Medical Journal Editors (including those indexed in the Western Pacific Region Index Medicus and Index Medicus of the South East Asia Region) and their publishers do not engage in predatory (or pseudo) journal or publication practices;                                                                                                            CALL ON       Member States of and governments in the World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific and South-East Asia Regions, in collaboration with stakeholders from the nongovernmental and private sectors, to formulate and implement procedures and processes for identifying and dealing with predatory (and pseudo) journals and publishers, and for guiding new and existing journals away from engaging in predatory (and pseudo) journal and publisher practices;     Stakeholders from the public and private sectors, national and international organizations, universities and academic societies to support WPRIM, IMSEAR, the Global Index Medicus of WHO, in ensuring the availability of high quality health information for all that is not marred by predatory (and pseudo) journal and publication practices;   …”
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Russian regions’ formation and the problems of their balanced development under sanctions by S. V. Simonov

“…The purpose of the study is to assess the real state of the Russian regions in five main areas in difficult conditions of re-equipment and reconfiguration of all economic and other processes for import substitution. To develop measures to stimulate the development of Russian regions in five sectors of the economy, a methodology for assessing diagnostics and comparing five sectors of the economy was used. …”
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Structural and Spatial-Functional Changes in the Development of Enterprises in Ukraine by Ivan Burtnyak, Oleksandr Kusnir, Roman Kashevskyi

“…The division of economic activities into main sectors is used. The main goal of this study is to analyze the growth rates of the number of enterprises and the structure of enterprises in sectors with different functional characteristics, which allows us to obtain information about the transformations that occur in the context of the above-mentioned issues. …”
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Variability of the Pechora Sea Ice Area and Its Correlation With the Barents Sea Surface Temperature According to Satellite Observations and Reanalysis by E. V. Lvova, E. V. Zabolotskikh

“…This made possible to reveal regularities of development of the sea ice processes in the Pechora Sea, to calculate the general trend of the sea ice area change over the considered period of time, and to divide the Barents Sea into four sectors with significantly different average values of the sea surface temperature: southwestern, northwestern, southeastern, northeastern ones. …”
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Analysis of the Exports Structure from the Russian Federation in the light of the Theory of Technological Structures by A. S. Linnikov

“…The modernization of the country’s economy, based on the restoration and development of key sectors of the fourth and, especially, the fifth technological structures (ferrous and nonferrous metallurgy, chemical industry, oil production and processing, software production, production of consumer goods, etc.). …”
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SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS by N. Penev, Y. Andreev

“…The concept of bioeconomics covers all sectors of the economy, including agriculture, which supplies renewable resources: plants, animals, microorganisms and their processed products. …”
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Influence of information technology on project risk management: The mediating role of risk identification by Qais Hammouri, Mohammad Alfraheed, Belal Mahmoud AlWadi, Amani Osman Sulieman Abdelrahman, Priti Mishra, Kais Khrouf, Mohamad Ahmad Saleem Khasawneh

“…These findings indicate the strategic importance for organizations in these sectors to prioritize investments in IT solutions that not only streamline project management processes but also specifically enhance risk identification capabilities. …”
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Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Technologies and Their Role in the Development of the U.S. Economy by Likhota Oleksandr V.

“…To achieve the set aim, the research employed analysis and synthesis methods, which allowed for a deeper assessment of the impact of new technologies on economic processes. The results of the study indicate that AI and quantum technologies are capable of significantly enhancing production efficiency, reducing costs, and improving product quality across various sectors. …”
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Environmental changes and human settlement in the central Marches (Italy) during the early-middle Holocene by Gilberto Calderoni, Giuseppe Cilla, Francesco Dramis, Cecilia Gobbi

“…In the Apennine sectors, linear erosion was locally prevented by the growth of travertine dams in correspondence with river channel knickpoints and waterfalls. …”
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Improvement of the constitutional mechanism for the protection of constitutionalism in Russia by V. A. Simonov

“…Grievances and disagreements that took place in the historical past, as well as contradictions of an interfaith and intercultural nature are used as reasons.The article makes proposals for the prevention, suppression and elimination of negative processes and conflict situations aimed at strengthening Russian constitutionalism.They are reduced not only to strict compliance with the existing constitutional and sectoral norms; elimination of contradictions in the Constitution, as well as the specification of constitutional norms by sectoral rules; timeliness, proportionality and inevitability of state coercion measures applied to offenders. …”
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Research Progress on Purification Technology for High-purity Quartz Sand by Jiaoyang WEI, Huiyang LIU, Zengqing SUN, Zhiyun JI, Min GAN, Xiaohui FAN

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PERSPECTIVES OF INVESTMENT POLICY STATE AS AN INSTRUMENT ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING by I. Kychko, A. Holodnytska

“…The analysis of structural changes value sectors of economic activity, trends in investment processes. …”
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