Urban Landscape Resilience: Reconnecting the River with Al-Kut’s Traditional City Centre by Shahd Alhussen, Husam Sachit Senah

“…Additionally, residents should be provided with optimal comfort and safety. …”
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Synthesis of Sparse Concentric Ring Arrays Based on Fitness-Associated Differential Evolution Algorithm by Xujian Wang, Minli Yao, Fenggan Zhang, Dingcheng Dai

“…Secondly, FITDE is tested on benchmark functions, and the best one of the three strategies is determined according to the test results. …”
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Role of Alexithymia, Anxiety, and Depression in Predicting Self-Efficacy in Academic Students by Mahbobeh Faramarzi, Soraya Khafri

“…As alexithymia is prevalent in college students and affects self-efficacy and academic functioning, we suggest it should be routinely evaluated by mental physicians at universities.…”
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Beyond awareness: the binding of reflexive mechanisms with the conscious mind: a perspective from default space theory by Ravinder Jerath, Connor Beveridge

“…The Default Space Theory of Consciousness (DST) offers a novel way to interpret these questions by describing how sensory inputs, cognitive functions, emotional states, and unconscious processes are integrated by a single unified internal representation. …”
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The level of anxiety in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment approaches by T. O. Pertseva, L. I. Konopkina, O. V. Veresa, Yu. V. Huba

“…Recently, researchers devoted much attention to the study of causal relationships between increased anxiety, clinical and functional manifestations of COPD. Objective: to establish a link between clinical manifestations and the level of anxiety in patients with COPD. …”
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Reorganization of Knowledge and University: A Framework for a New Quest by Hediyetullah Aydeniz

“…The discussions on the establishment and institutionalization of modern university, which have attained its new position with nation state in the modern society (Scott 1990), and its functions in the modern society have reached a level where its raison d’etre is questioned. …”
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FORCED AUTARCHY: THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE by A. A. Ilyukhov

“…Methods: systematic method of studying history, which allows to reveal the inner mechanisms of the state functioning and developing and to identify the causes and consequences of certain phenomena. …”
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Border Settlements of Kazakhstan as an Impulse to Balanced Territorial Development by K. A. Turkeeva, A. K. Omarov, N. A. Abilkaiyr

“…The solution to such problems, while remaining the prerogative of the state, requires their solution at the present moment. The development should be based on cross-border cooperation of neighboring countries based on the modeling of foreign economic relations based on the functional features of borders in the new conditions of cross-border and integration interaction of countries.…”
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Determining Food Insecurity: An Application of the Rasch Model with Household Survey Data in Uganda by Abraham Owino, Ronald Wesonga, Fabian Nabugoomu

“…The study recommends further analysis where item responses are ordered polytomous rather than the dichotomous item response functions used. Furthermore, consideration should be given to fit models that allow for different latent distributions for households with children and those without children and possibly other subgroups of respondents.…”
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Pattern specification and immune response transcriptional signatures of pericardial and subcutaneous adipose tissue. by Frank H Lau, Rahul C Deo, Gregory Mowrer, Joshua Caplin, Tim Ahfeldt, Adam Kaplan, Leon Ptaszek, Jennifer D Walker, Bruce R Rosengard, Chad A Cowan

“…Further characterization of these inter-depot differences should be a research priority.…”
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Antimicrobial resistance monitoring: a review of information resources by A. Yu. Kuzmenkov, A. G. Vinogradova

“…An important point in the functioning of monitoring systems is a search for the optimal way to visualize output data in tables, interactive maps, and graphics. …”
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THE ATTITUDES OF TEACHERS AND SPECIAL EDUCATORS TOWARDS THE USE OF COMPUTERS AND MODERN TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES by Aleksandra Bašić, Dragana Maćešić Pterović, Bojana Arsić

“…The goal of education is to provide favorable conditions for creativity, cooperation, actualization, and flexibility in order to prepare students for active work and functioning in society. This is especially important for inclusive education as students with potential. …”
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The Role of the Decrees of Peter the Great in the Formation and Development of Russian Pharmacy. Part 2 by K. S. Guzev

“…The second part of the article presents the next steps of Peter the Great to improve the functioning of the pharmacy service in Russia. To improve the management of the nascent pharmacy service, the Emperor established the Main Pharmacy in the Pharmaceutical Prikaz (i.e. chamber) and appointed its head, endowed with clearly defined rights and responsibilities. …”
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Robotic Process Automation in Small Enterprises: An Investigation into Application Potential by Sven Erdmann, Kurt Sandkuhl

“…This article investigates the application potential of RPA in SMEs by trying to identify typical application scenarios with potentially high benefits that SMEs should focus on. The application potential is primarily addressed from a qualitative perspective, i.e., the aim is not to quantify the potential but to qualify the application fields. …”
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Presenting a Military Group Tent Model with The Approach of Paying Attention to Flexible Structures by Zahra Yarmahmoodi

“…So, the system can be divided into small parts, easily connected and separated, and the tent can be easily installed and transported.Conclusion: The results indicate that the military tent has structural, functional, and spatial dimensions in the design and to reach the flexibility approach, each of the dimensions should have the characteristics of changeability, adaptability, and diversity respectively.…”
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INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY AND FINANCIAL CRIMES IN WEST AFRICA by Muhammed Lawal SUBAIR, Ahmed Ambal ISIAKA, Majeed Ajibola IBRAHIM, O.A. OYENIYI

“…Therefore, the study recommended that national governments should focus on improving the political stability and government effectiveness to reduce crime in West Africa countries. …”
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Digital Transformation in the Health Product Supply Chain: A Framework for Analysis by Prashant Yadav

“…Well-functioning supply chains for medicines and other health products are vital for a health system’s goals of ensuring access, quality, and efficiency. …”
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Formation of a doctrinal approach to public danger as a sign of crimes and administrative offenses by A. N. Alexandrov, O. A. Dizer, T. A. Nedostypenko

“…The purpose of the scientific article is to, based on an analysis of the concept and essence of public danger, offer scientifically based conclusions related to the understanding of whether acts should be differentiated on the grounds of “nuisance” and “danger” into administrative offenses and crimes. …”
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Performance Characterization of a Solar Cavity Collector Using Artificial Neural Network by B. Lakshmipathy, K. Sivakumar, M. Senthilkumar, A. Kajavali, S. Christopher Ezhil Singh, Sivaraj Murugan

“…That is, a collector should be capable to give more heat energy to working fluid for a longer duration. …”
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Educational journalism: Concept definition by G.I. Starkova

“…Starting from the 19th century, Russian teachers, bibliographers, and writers uncovered the areas of development of children and young people, complementing each other, and therefore, the areas of educational journalism, which should be presented in the projects of children and young people. …”
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