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] | In most cases, the use of a relevant scale is a sufficient method of assessing the harmfulness of vibrations transmitted through the ground into buildings. The first scales were created to assess the effects of earthquakes -natural seismic activity. Despite delivering a series of works aimed at adjusting these scales in order to assess the impact of mining shocks, satisfactory results have not been achieved, due to significant differences in the characteristics of induced vibrations [1] . Even greater differences exist in the case of vibrations induced during the works carried out with explosive materials. Using explosive materials, for example, in the process of rock material exploitation, causes vibrations in the rock environment, vibrations with relatively high frequency and short duration. These two parameters, frequency and duration, associated with the vibration source, can be the basis for a clear division between the phenomena associated with earthquakes, mining shocks and vibrations resulting from the use of explosive materials in mines and engineering works. | Introduction | [
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56352687 | 1 | 21 | 4,285,121,720 | [
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] | Talc (Mg 3 (SiO 4 ) 10 )(OH) 2 ) is a magnesium silicate hydrate made up of 31.7% MgO, 63.5% SiO 2 and 4.8% H 2 O (Skinner et al., 1997) . It is a filler-type industrial mineral that is used in many products, including paint, paper, ceramics, plastic, roofing products, rubber, cosmetics, pharmaceutics, insecticide, explosives, soap, candles, textiles and cereal polishing (rice, corn and barley). For each application, the talc must have certain properties and characteristics in terms of size distribution, morphology, mineralogy, purity, and other factors (Roe, 1975; Pontes and Almeida, 2008; Pogrebenkove et al., 1997 and Nkoumbou et al., 2008) . Soapstone rock is often used as building stone and dimension stone. Fig. 1 presents the main Brazilian deposits of talc, including soapstone, which occurs in the states of Minas Gerais (MG), Goiás (GO) and Bahia (BA). | Introduction | [
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119349314 | 4 | 28 | 2,669,397,320 | [
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] | In general applications of dynamical system methods in given cosmological scenarios, one results to a multi-dimensional system that needs to be investigated [104] [105] [106] [107] [108] [109] [110] [111] . Analyzing multidimensional autonomous systems can be a complicated task, since they incorporate a large amount of information, with many solution branches and possible behaviours. However, f (T ) cosmology is a very interesting exception, since in a flat FRW geometry its corresponding dynamical system (1.1) can be reduced to a one-dimensional (or first order) autonomous system, i.e having n = 1. The reason behind this crucial and very helpful property is the special feature of f (T ) gravity, namely that the torsion scalar in flat FRW geometry is just T = −6H 2 , i.e it can be used interchangeably with the Hubble function H (in turn this is a result from the most general feature of f (T ) gravity, namely that it has second-order field equations, in contrast with most models of modified gravity which include higher-order field equations). Hence, a general f (T ) cosmological scenario can be described by a one-dimensional autonomous system, where everything is expressed in terms of the Hubble function, and thus its possible behaviours can be extracted and investigated in huge detail. | Introduction | [
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58950502 | 23 | 98 | 693,557,641 | [
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53331003 | 2 | 98 | 5,889,452,545 | [
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] | Due to lack of resources and funding, even nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and local government agencies working in the pastoral areas rely on the historical knowledge and information gathered from regional surveys for planning and decision making. These methods often result in a congregation of several communities toward more reliable and perennial sources of forage and water, leading to competition and conflicts. However, these traditional methods of gathering information on the availability of resources are time-consuming and unreliable. Furthermore, the scouts are often at risk as they venture into highly volatile cross-border areas. Recently, conflicts among pastoral communities have become more common across the border areas of Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia (Meier et al. 2007; Hagmann and Alemmaya 2008; Hundie 2010) . | Introduction | [
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53331003 | 0 | 98 | 5,889,452,545 | [
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] | Arid and semiarid regions cover nearly one third of the global land and are inhabited by around 400 million people. These regions are typically dominated by rangelands characterized by limited rainfall and desiccating weather conditions. In Africa, rangelands occupy a substantial portion of the arid and semiarid land areas and support large human populations who are dependent on grazing livestock. Countries such as Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya have a considerable number of pastoralists. However, scarcity of water and forage combined with limited precipitation and high desiccating factors have exposed the pastoral communities to severe drought conditions. In spite of the harsh conditions, pastoralists have always shown an ability to survive through a variety of adaptations such as rearing a wide variety of livestock, migrating to areas where water and forage are available and even switching to other forms of livelihood during extremely harsh conditions (Fratkin 2001) . Pastoral communities mostly rely on traditional methods such as on historical memory, cloud behaviour at a given time of the year, and behaviour of plants and animals to develop coping strategies during crisis situations (Stuth et al. 2003) . However, the frequency of floods and droughts in the region has greatly increased (Fratkin 2001) . As a result, many of the traditional approaches have failed, so more reliable and scientifically proven strategies to cope with adverse weather conditions need to be established. | Introduction | [
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] | Gaining access to forage and water is critical for pastoralists (Scoones and Graham 1994) . One of the foremost strategies adopted by the pastoral communities to evade adverse conditions is migration. Most of the time, pastoral communities migrate large distances (hundreds of kilometres) in search of forage and water. However, lack of knowledge on where to find available forage and water is a major limiting factor for migration. Generally, pastoralists rely on traditional knowledge on resource availability or employ scouts to locate forage and water. These scouts are specially trained people who venture out to new lands in search of resources. | Introduction | [
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17592547 | 0 | 66 | 791,091,787 | [
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] | Most approaches to software cost estimation have focused on Expert opinion and algorithmic models. Expert opinion is widely used in industry and can be an effective estimation tool on its own or as an adjusting factor for algorithmic models [30] , [16] . However, the means of deriving an estimate are not explicit and are therefore difficult to repeat. | INTRODUCTION | [
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56514823 | 2 | 6 | 4,019,858,549 | [
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56514823 | 31 | 6 | 4,019,858,549 | [
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] | One of the important findings in our review is the relatively high rate of past-year participation in bingo among adolescents. Perhaps this finding is not too surprising given the public perception of bingo. Compared to other gambling activities, bingo is generally viewed as a "soft" form of gambling as evidenced by its pervasiveness in schools, community centres, and churches as both a fun activity and fundraising venture. These same organizations, meanwhile, tend to adopt harsher stances regarding other types of gambling such as VLTs. Because bingo is, by many, perceived as an innocuous form of gambling, adolescents are likely to have increased exposure to it and adopt a more accepting attitude toward bingo. Such attitudes among adolescents are reinforced further by parents who play bingo regularly and approve of their children's participation. Past research has shown that parents who give lottery tickets as gifts to their teenaged children may send them mixed messages about gambling (Felsher, Derevensky, & Gupta, 2004) . This may be the case to an even greater extent with bingo, which already constitutes a socially acceptable pastime with little perceived harm. Clearly, future studies should be directed at understanding the gambling behaviour of adolescents as it relates to bingo. Finally, as for other forms of gambling, information about the risks associated with bingo play should be included in youth gambling prevention activities. | Discussion | [
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55316064 | 19 | 23 | 1,587,072,399 | [
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] | High residual inorganic N in plots amended with Gliricidia residues could mean Gliricidia leaves are high quality materials (Mafongoya et al., 1998) . They are low in lignin and polyphenols and high in N and the N mineralization is very rapid compared to animal manures (Mafongoya et al., 2000) . Similar results were reported by Williumsen and Thorup-Kirstensen (2001 The high levels of NO 3 after onion and cabbage harvest could lead to NO 3 leaching during the rainy season which follows after vegetable harvest. This leaching could lead to soil acidification in surface soil (Bolan et al., 1991) . The nitrate in the dambos could be a source of N in ground water and water pollution in the streams. | Discussion | [
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10587283 | 4 | 20 | 6,616,367,453 | [
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] | Plant material and isolation of total RNA Seeds of near-isogenic lines 11 (glanded seeds and plants with a recessive gland gene, derived from Zhongmiansuo 41) and 3 (glandless seeds and plants with a dominant gland gene, derived from Sea-island cotton Hai 1) from 10 generations of back-crossing obtained from the Cotton Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (Anyang, China). Seeds were sterilized in a solution of 70% ethanol and 15% H2O2 then dipped in sterilized water. The sterilized seeds were allowed to germinate on plates containing sterilized filter paper and water (25 • C). New pigment glands formed on radicle in the germinating seeds of line 11 around 50 h after the start of germination (Cai et al. 2003) . The germinating seeds of lines 3 and 11 were collected at the same age, around 45-50 h after the start of germination, just before initiation and during the formation of gland. RNA was extracted using a Plant RNA Kit according to the manufacturer's instructions (Watson Biotech, Shanghai, China). The quantity of RNA was verified by an ultraviolet spectrometer and electrophoresis on a denaturing formaldehyde agarose gel. | Material and methods | [
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3164349 | 4 | 22 | 1,592,927,061 | [
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] | For boundary layer control in magnetohydrodynamics similar arrangements of magnets were investigated with conformal mapping [23, 24] . The 2D case of an azimuthally magnetized multi-pole drum for magnetic separators was treated in closed form [25] . Axial flux permanent-magnet generators and motors and magnetic torque transducers use similar configurations [26] [27] [28] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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22826001 | 41 | 16 | 3,763,671,879 | [
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] | To verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed SA algorithm, two different power systems were tested consisting of three and six generating units [21, 22] . Results of the proposed SA algorithm are compared with conventional quadratic programming (QP) and genetic algorithm (GA) methods. A reasonable B-loss coefficients matrix of power system network has been employed to calculate the transmission losses. The software has been written in the MATLAB-7 language. | Results and Analysis | [
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1909109 | 0 | 38 | 656,962,598 | [
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] | A closed incompressible surface F embedded in a 3-manifold M is called acylindrical if the manifold M F = M − intN (F ), obtained by cutting M along F contains no essential annuli (a properly embedded annulus in a 3-manifold is essential if it is incompressible and not boundary parallel). Acylindrical surfaces are interesting in connection with geometry, as every totally geodesic surface in a hyperbolic 3-manifold is acylindrical, and every acylindrical surface in a hyperbolic link complement is quasi-Fuchsian. Moreover, if F is an acylindrical surface in a closed, irreducible and atoroidal 3-manifold M then M F admits a hyperbolic metric with totally geodesic boundary [21] . | Introduction | [
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55348766 | 5 | 79 | 953,885,798 | [
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] | Hence became Cooley's famous quote: 'Each to each a looking-glass reflects the other that doth pass'. He argued that a self-idea of this sort seems to have three principle elements: the imagination of our appearance to the other person; the imagination of his judgment of that appearance; and some sort of self-feeling, such as pride or mortification. The comparison with a looking glass hardly suggests the second element, the imagined judgment, which is quite essential. Cooley believed that, "the thing that moves us to pride or shame is not the mere mechanical reflection of ourselves, but an imputed sentiment, the imagined effect of this reflection upon another's mind. This is evident from the fact that the character and weight of that other, in whose mind we see ourselves, makes all the difference with our feeling" [7] . | LITERATURE REVIEW | [
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55348766 | 2 | 79 | 953,885,798 | [
"Psychology"
] | Besides, Institutions in the Global Economy can genuinely respect values which are of three kinds based on a "triangle of coherence" [2] . On one side, it lies today within the World Trade Organization (WTO), as well as in the second side within the United Nations -particularly the Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) -providing a framework for global legitimacy through accountability. On the third side, the expertise of member-driven international organizations and civil society depends on the incorporation of flexibilities in the rules, so as to preserve the expression of identity in a globalized world. Nonetheless, in a warlike economic competition, differing visions contradicts, particularly on culture. Hence a movie is an artistic creation in Europe, and then benefits from special treatment, while it is only a mere entertainment in the U.S. whatever his own artistic performance. Even within the fragmented Europe, interventionist policies based on the notion of "cultural exception" get opposed to the policy of the "cultural specificity" on the liberal Anglo-Saxon side. Indeed, in international law, films are traditionally seen as property, and the content of television programs is defined as a service. Consequently cultural interventionist policies get opposed to Anglo-Saxon liberal position, causing failures in international negotiations [3] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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55348766 | 18 | 79 | 953,885,798 | [
"Psychology"
] | The literature also indicates that the roots of reference group theory can be found in the field of social psychology, and that the concepts involved in this philosophical framework are from some perspectives simple, and from other viewpoints quite complex. Nonetheless, through the systematic use of reference group theory, information and predictions regarding the attitudes, behaviors, norms, and values of certain individuals and groups can be enhanced. The next section will discuss the theory further by examining the constructs of influence, power, and solidarity, and describing how they relate to concepts of reference group theory [16] . | LITERATURE REVIEW | [
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55348766 | 8 | 79 | 953,885,798 | [
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] | In 1903, DuBois, in his famous The Souls of Black Folk, illustrated to some degree the concept of multiple reference group theories (a concept developed later in this paper). It would appear that DuBois used Cooley's 'looking-glass self' theory as a parallel to describe his experience of the dual, and sometimes conflicting, consciousness of being both a person of color and an American. By offering insight into numerous aspects of black life he states, "...it is a peculiar sensation, this double consciousness -this sense of always looking at one's self through the eyes of others -of measuring one's soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity. One ever feels two-ness -An American, a Negro: two souls, two thoughts, two un-reconciled strivings; two warring ideals in one dark body" [8] . | LITERATURE REVIEW | [
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114269461 | 1 | 36 | 256,667,783 | [
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144679609 | 1 | 58 | 2,722,247,479 | [
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] | Many researchers assert that there is a tradeoff between aligning the organization to exploit existing competences and exploring new ones [4] , [6] , [3] , [8] , [9] . According to March "both exploitation and exploration are essential for the organizations, but they compete for scarce resources" [3] . He also stated that organizations make explicit and implicit choices between exploitation and exploration. Levinthal and March argue that an organization that engages solely in exploration never gains the returns of its knowledge whereas an organization engages solely in exploitation experiences obsolescence and both will suffer [8] . They proposed that to ensure its current and future viability at the same time, an organization should engage in sufficient exploitation and exploration in a balanced manner. Thus, many scholars suggested that successful organizations must be ambidextrous -aligned and efficient in their today's business while also adaptive enough to changes in the environment [10] , [11] , [12] . | Introduction | [
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] | The need to assess postural stability and balance arises in area of medicine such as vestibular problems, head injuries, risk to the elderly and many other areas. This need has led to development of new instruments and new analysis techniques. Objective methods of diagnosis may be useful by identifying persons at risk [1] . | Introduction | [
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58934046 | 4 | 60 | 288,103,510 | [
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56195209 | 1 | 68 | 5,487,323,331 | [
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15515774 | 1 | 1 | 1,938,035,410 | [
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123561980 | 1 | 10 | 3,535,492,979 | [
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] | Currently, the average temperature in Bangladesh ranges from 17°C to 20.6°C during the winter and from 26.9°C to 31.1°C during the summer (Shahid, 2008) . The average annual temperature in Bangladesh is expected to increase by 0.6-1.4°C by 2050, and the average monthly temperatures may continue to rise. An increase in the winter temperature may reduce the environmental suitability for wheat, potatoes and other temperate crops that are grown in the Rabi season (November-April). In Bangladesh, both surface water and groundwater are required to support irrigation during the dry months. Increases in temperature may affect irrigation requirements for all growing seasons, including Rabi (November-April) and Kharif (May-October). Increases in temperature will increase irrigation demands by 200 mm 3 in March alone. The production of Boro rice in the Sylhet region is more than 5000 kg/ha, but this value is expected to drastically decrease upon maximum and minimum temperature increases of 2°C and 4°C. For a 2°C increase, the Boro rice yield will decrease by 3.2-18.7%, and for 4°C, the yield will decrease by approximately 5.33-36.0% (Basak, 2010) . | Introduction | [
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12281118 | 47 | 63 | 2,707,471,738 | [
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] | Outcomes synthesized from a limited number of short-term studies suggest organic conservation tillage systems create a soil environment with improved nutrient cycling capacity. This conclusion is based on observations of greater SOC concentration, soil microbial biomass, enzyme activity, select plant nutrients, N mineralization potential, and earthworm abundance under organic production systems where a reduction in tillage was imposed. While these changes in soil attributes confer an improvement in soil quality compared to practices employing conventional tillage, much work remains to verify whether organic conservation tillage systems effectively address soil degradation concerns associated with organic farming [114] . Future clarification will require additional evaluations and a commitment to more rigorous assessments, including characterization of subsoil conditions and inclusion of soil bulk density measurements. Special effort should be made to include organic ZT systems in this effort since impacts could be greatest when tillage is eliminated completely in organic cropping systems. | Conclusions | [
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16230885 | 1 | 56 | 5,598,156,345 | [
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] | True to its original purpose, the low voltage power line network within a typical in-building structure is optimized for the transmission of high voltages at low frequencies contrary to data transmission which necessitates the transmission of low voltage at high frequencies. The communication signals therefore suffer some hostile channel parameters. The three most important parameters are noise, impedance mismatch, and attenuation which are frequency, time and location variant [7] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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6448340 | 25 | 55 | 3,003,822,529 | [
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6448340 | 26 | 55 | 3,003,822,529 | [
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] | With respect to the CLOCK 3111T/C variant, C carriers displayed significantly higher ghrelin plasma values than noncarriers, and this situation was particularly evident in the older group ($38 ys). Moreover among C carriers, ghrelin was significantly and inversely correlated with weight loss. Epidemiological studies have shown a strong association between short sleep duration and higher ghrelin values. This mechanism activates neuropeptide Y (NPY)/agouti-related protein (AgRP) and inhibits proopiomelanocortin (POMC)/cocaine-and amphetamine-regulated transcript (CART) neurons, resulting in a net positive feeding signal [38] . Further support for the regulation of ghrelin by circadian clocks derived from mice models showed that in the absence of circadian clocks, ghrelin is no longer rhythmically expressed [39] . It remains to be determined how gastric clock genes regulate ghrelin synthesis and secretion; moreover, ghrelin plays a role in the anticipation of eating, including timing of meals, further affecting long-term regulation of body weight [40] . | Discussion | [
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53696862 | 52 | 49 | 870,103,432 | [
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53696862 | 51 | 49 | 870,103,432 | [
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15863346 | 5 | 36 | 6,039,772,978 | [
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] | Booking methods based on linear programming were thoroughly investigated by Williamson [25] . The basic models take stochastic demand into account only through expected values, thus yielding a deterministic program that can be easily solved. However, the drawback of such approach is obvious, as it ignores any distributional information about the demand. A common way to attempt to overcome that problem is to re-solve the LP several times during the booking horizon. | Introduction | [
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55416913 | 5 | 19 | 6,317,104,772 | [
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] | The polymer made from cellulose acetate (CA) and polyacrylic acid (PA) can be used as support of the graphitic materials. Cellulose acetate is one of the most commonly used materials for polymeric membrane fabrication [13] . It can produce membranes of adequate porosity and low binding [14] . CA is a hydrophilic material with good resistance to soiling and moderate chlorine resistance; its price is low and it has good biocompatibility. However, some disadvantages of this material are poor mechanical strength, low thermal resistance, and low chemical resistance [15, 16] . Some studies have shown that it is possible to control the porosity of a membrane obtained from cellulose acetate and polyacrylic acid. The membranes made from the reaction of two organic polymers showed pore diameters that ranged between 3 and 100 microns just by varying the time of immersion in hot water. The pore size shows a nonlinear behavior as a function of the temperature of the immersion medium [17] . The possibility of controlling the pore through an external factor such as water temperature immersion introduces these membranes as attractive materials for adsorption processes. Finally, it is important to stress that the performance of nanomaterial in the polymer matrix must be evaluated from the study of conditions such as load, degree of oxidation, polymer features, synthesis conditions, and carbon nanomaterial production and precursors. All these features play an important role in the final properties of membranes for chromium removal. | Introduction | [
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55416913 | 3 | 19 | 6,317,104,772 | [
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] | Previous studies have demonstrated the technical feasibility of using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for the removal of divalent ions (Ni 2+ , Cu 2+ , Pb 2+ , Cd 2+ , Zn 2+ , and Co 2+ ) from aqueous solutions. These studies were based mainly on chemical interactions that occur between ions and surface groups of the CNTs. CNTs were regenerated and reused for several cycles of water treatment; this feature is ideal if you want to have low-cost processes [7] . Furthermore, CNTs have been used in studies of speciation for Cr(III), Cr(VI), and total Cr. These methods were successfully applied, showing optimal conditions comparable to the procedures reported in the literature, such as quantitative recovery values, low detection limits, high selectivity, high capacity, and a larger range of pH values for speciation of chromium [8] . In addition, studies for the removal of Cr(VI) have been performed using oxidized CNTs as adsorbents. These studies showed that the CNTs can efficiently remove Cr(VI) from aqueous solutions under a wide range of experimental conditions, without significant release of Cr(III). Chromium removal takes place primarily because of the functional groups located on the surface of the CNTs. These functional groups provide adsorption sites for Cr(VI) [9] . | Introduction | [
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55416913 | 1 | 19 | 6,317,104,772 | [
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] | The addition of fillers in polymers is an attractive method in order to obtain materials with novel properties. Nowadays, carbon nanotubes are used as fillers to produce new materials. However, when new applications for carbon nanotubes are proposed, these materials need to be supported on other materials to obtain attractive composite structures with a better performance than the performance shown by pure initial components. The physicochemical characteristics of the membranes obtained from the polymer mixture can be changed if the membrane is prepared using different mixing ratios of the polymers [6] . | Introduction | [
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16505833 | 31 | 0 | 5,307,931,688 | [
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] | Prior to the description of Geweke causality analysis, a brief note on the variable selection through factor analysis is in order. Factor analysis consists of an "array of structure-analyzing procedures used to identify the interrelationships among a large set of observed variables and then, through data reduction, to group a smaller set of these variables into dimensions or factors that have common characteristics" (Pett, Lackey and Sullivan, 2003, [27] p. 4). In this paper, we adopt a principle component analysis method for factor analysis. | Methodology | [
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62791432 | 2 | 61 | 4,062,435,059 | [
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] | Shape Memory Alloys (SMAs) exhibit reversible hysteretic thermo-mechanical behavior very different from conventional elastic/plastic materials. Unique properties of SMAs, such as the shape memory effect and superelasticity, derive from a martensitic transformation induced by stress and/or temperature changes [1] . Since the martensitic transformation is a diffusionless transition, it can be extremely fast. It is dependent on temperature, stress and history, but not on time, if we disregard the rate dependency stemming from thermo-mechanical coupling due to latent heat exchange with the Comparison of the volume of analysis for an X-ray laboratory, neutron and synchrotron radiations [3] . | Introduction | [
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119293392 | 6 | 70 | 5,288,690,338 | [
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154978513 | 22 | 26 | 3,445,189,072 | [
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] | The target population of the study was 159 managers of 101 trading and 58 manufacturing small scale enterprises operating within Kisii South District, are privately owned and registered by Suneka Town Council for the periods 2007 to 2010. Out of the 159 SSEs, 113 SSEs consisting of 72 trading and 41 manufacturing enterprises were selected using stratified random sampling technique to constitute the study sample. Stratification ensured that the sample accurately reflected the population on the basis of the criteria used for stratification whereas random sampling ensured that each member of the target population had an equal and independent chance of being selected (Oso and Onen, 2005) . | METHODOLOGY | [
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154978513 | 21 | 26 | 3,445,189,072 | [
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154978513 | 13 | 26 | 3,445,189,072 | [
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62887689 | 1 | 59 | 5,019,855,243 | [
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] | Financing difficulty has always been the important problem baffling the development of SMEs for a long time [4] [5] [6] . Though the government and financial institutions have made great efforts in improving financing services for SMEs, financial resources from formal financial system, for example, stock market, for SMEs are still much lower than economic contributions made by SMEs [7] [8] [9] [10] . According to statistical data from National Development and Reform Commission, the number of SMEs registered with industrial and commercial department in China has exceeded 4.80 million, while total number of SMEs including individual businesses in China has surpassed 42 million, accounting for more than 99% of aggregate number of enterprises nationwide. Jobs provided by SMEs account for more than 75% of total jobs in cities and towns nationwide and GDP created by SMEs represents 59% of national GDP; commodities produced by these enterprises make up 60% of total social sales, while tax payment from them constitutes 51% of total national tax amount; these enterprises stand for half of national economy. In addition, SMEs also play an important role in scientific and technical innovation activities and have 2 Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society become the main body for technologies and innovations in China. Currently, in China, 66% of patents are invented by SMEs, more than 75% of technical innovations are completed by SMEs, and new products researched and developed by these enterprises account for 82% of total ones in China. However, according to 2012 Blue Book of Chinese SMEs, estimation made by China Banking Regulatory Commission showed that bank credit covered 100% of large enterprises, 90% of medium-sized enterprises, and only 20% of small enterprises and almost no microenterprises. Given current economic downturn, commercial banks are more prudential in offering loans and 10%-15% of SMEs actually obtain loans. Furthermore, according to data from People's Bank of China, as of September, 2010, only 239,000 SMEs nationwide had acquired banks' intent for credit extension and bank credit covered less than 1% of SMEs. | Introduction | [
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] | To help address these gaps, we modeled the greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint and blue and green water footprint (WF) of baseline consumption patterns and nine increasingly plant-forward diets with varying levels of animal products for 140 individual countries and territories (henceforth: "countries"). Diets were modeled in accordance with health criteria, offering nutritionally-viable scenarios (to the extent possible without accounting for micronutrients) that adjust for over-and under-consumption. We account for blue water (surface and groundwater, e.g., for irrigation) and green water (soil moisture from precipitation); the latter is often excluded from similar studies on the rationale that it does not directly impact water scarcity (e.g., by depleting aquifers). Green water accounting is important, however, because efficient use of green water in rainfed agriculture can lessen reliance on blue water elsewhere. In an internationally-traded economy, one cannot be considered independently of the other, and both are part of an increasingly scarce global pool (Hoekstra, 2016; Schyns et al., 2019) . We also incorporate footprints of aquatic animals, nuts, and seeds-common protein alternatives to terrestrial animal products-which most prior studies excluded or only narrowly considered (Appendix A, Table A1 ). | Introduction | [
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9965274 | 0 | 37 | 6,850,862,742 | [
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] | The method for assessing the level of safety at work has been developed by Alexandru Darabont of the National Research Institute for Labour Protection, Bucharest, and was presented in the "Guide for Assessing Safety at Work" [1] . It analytically assesses the level of safety at each workplace and throughout the company before accidents occur, including both a qualitative and quantitative approach. The method covers all types of workplaces including fixed, evolutional, and mobile [2, 3] . | Introduction | [
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54169799 | 1 | 66 | 1,650,638,351 | [
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] | Furthering our understanding of these three issues is crucial for: (1) the adequate development of new accounting standards and corporate governance regulations aimed at tackling opportunistic managerial behaviour in financially troubled firms; as well as (2) the improvement of bankruptcy prediction models, by explicitly taking into account managerial attempts to hide poor performance. It is commonly accepted that investors can predict bankruptcy fairly accurately using prediction models. However, these models are based to a great extent on accounting data that can be manipulated by management (Ohlson, 1980) . We show that managers make both accounting and operating decisions that af fect the reliability of accounting numbers, and how these decisions accumulate and reverse in the year prior to bankruptcy . This evidence is potentially important in designing bankruptcy prediction models that may be able to account for the observations reported in this paper. Finally, we provide limited evidence (3) that managers manipulate real decisions to postpone bankruptcy. This evidence raises awareness of sub-optimal decision making that may be particularly relevant for debt holders and claimants. Suboptimal operating, financing or investment decision-making may deplete the firm of some of its assets or, at the very least, reduce their liquidation value. The evidence on real actions is of interest to those directly involved in the liquidation process of the company, in terms of timing the decision on when to initiate a winding-up petition, or to best estimate the liquidation value of the firm prior to bankruptcy. | Introduction | [
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55804343 | 2 | 60 | 1,611,608,707 | [
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] | Under partial shading conditions, PV cells connected in series experience different irradiance levels. The resulting electrical characteristics deviate from their standard form, depending on the shading pattern and intensity. Extensive research exists on the effects of partial shading on the operation of PV modules and systems [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] . For PV modules with more than one bypass diode, the P-U characteristic curves turn into multipeak curves which impede maximum power point tracking operation [15] . Significant energy losses can take place, and the overall system performance reduces [16] . | Introduction | [
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55804343 | 1 | 60 | 1,611,608,707 | [
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] | Accurate modeling of the electric behavior of PV modules and systems will be a key element in improving system operation and efficiency [3] . For instance, accurate modeling of the operation of PV generators under varying environmental conditions improves their performance control and assists the design of PV converters and their maximum power point tracking (MPPT). PV power plants are composed of PV modules connected in series and parallel to reach adequate voltage and power levels. Furthermore, PV modules are composed of PV cells connected in series. It has been shown that environmental effects causing nonuniform operating conditions can lead to power losses of the order of 10% in typical PV power plants [2] . These nonuniform operating conditions can be due to various reasons, such as partial shading of the PV generator by built structures, and clouds. For example, climatic effects influence the electrical characteristics of PV cells directly via incident irradiance and indirectly via module temperature, which depends on ambient temperature, incident irradiance, relative humidity, and wind speed and direction, among others [4] . These variables must be taken into account when modeling the dynamic operation of photovoltaic systems [5] [6] [7] [8] . | Introduction | [
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137172638 | 58 | 2 | 4,303,539,306 | [
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100164149 | 18 | 9 | 2,756,870,945 | [
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] | A major stumbling block for the application of fusion frame theory is that in practice, we generally do not get to construct the fusion frame, but instead it is thrust upon us by the application. In a majority of fusion frame applications, such as in sensor network data processing, each sensor spans a fixed subspace W i of H generated by the spatial reversal and the translates of the sensor's impulse response function [16] , [17] . There is no opportunity then for subspace transformation, manipulation and/or selection. As a result, the fusion frame operator S W is always non-sparse with an extremely high probability. The lack of sparsity of S W is a significant hinderance in computing § W and its inverse, which is necessary to apply the theory. So the central issue in the effective application of fusion frames is to have sparsity for the fusion frame operator -preferably for it to be a diagonal operator. | Introduction | [
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97865655 | 1 | 17 | 6,186,917,892 | [
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89318873 | 1 | 50 | 5,486,111,792 | [
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] | Th e vegetation of Brazilian coastal restingas exhibit a wide variety of phytophysiognomies, from open fi elds closer to the sea to forest with canopies of up to 20 meters in height. In these forested areas, organic matter tends to accumulate in the soil and light intensity is lower due to shading by the forest canopy (Scarano 2002; Sampaio et al. 2005) . Th e woody fl ora is closely associated with the Atlantic Forest (Pereira 2003) . | Introduction | [
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55604426 | 3 | 61 | 4,259,160,585 | [
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55604426 | 5 | 61 | 4,259,160,585 | [
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40506335 | 1 | 86 | 3,043,696,946 | [
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] | Besides traveling to and from foraging grounds, pinnipeds may also enter the water adjacent to their colony for other purposes, including thermoregulation, play or competition for space within the colony (Rand, 1967) . Frequently, seals entering water for this purpose form groups and are said to be 'rafting' (the act of several seals lying together at the surface with little or no directional movement). Little attention has been paid to: (a) the predation risk of pinnipeds involved in this activity; (b) the behaviour strategies adopted by pinnipeds to mitigate predation risk; or (c) the behavioural response of white sharks to the presence of such seal activity. In this communication we report on a series of observed behavioural interactions between white sharks and Cape fur seals adjacent to Geyser Rock, South Africa. | INTRODUCTION | [
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111300397 | 1 | 77 | 4,859,997,449 | [
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] | As a complex and key link for the long jump technology, take-off is the turning point for athletes from horizontal motion to projectile motion and is an important factor determining the long jump performance. When taking off, the athletes should swing legs as fast as possible, shorten the take-off time, increase the vertical speed, improve the usable quantity of the run-up speed and choose the proper take-off angle. For the researches into the take-off technique in kinematic aspect, most experts at home and abroad make the analysis from the aspects of angular velocity of body forward spin, trunk rotation, swing skill, step length, link and joint angle and velocity, etc., (Wang, 2002) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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28746733 | 39 | 72 | 25,214,160 | [
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53376303 | 5 | 36 | 6,402,443,539 | [
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10278192 | 1 | 80 | 726,468,763 | [
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] | In this paper we present a UML formalization approach using Abstract State Machines (ASM) [10] . We have chosen the formalism of ASMs for its expressing power coupled with a high level of abstraction, that applied nicely to a related formalization targeting the SDL semantics [6, 13] . Our formalization approach can be regarded both in connection with the previous work, and as a stand-alone UML formalization approach. We use as starting point for our formalization the UML metamodel which we translate automatically in ASM. This allows us to consider all the concepts and relationships existing in the standard. Also, as the language is continuously subject to (in general minor) changes, our semantics can easily adapt to new versions. On the other hand, at the moment we write this paper a major update of the language is planned. Our approach will minimize the changes needed in the semantics. | Introduction | [
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53603077 | 16 | 81 | 3,946,075,085 | [
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55498289 | 12 | 65 | 4,817,338,315 | [
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55498289 | 0 | 65 | 4,817,338,315 | [
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11678633 | 0 | 15 | 2,834,995,675 | [
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11678633 | 2 | 15 | 2,834,995,675 | [
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11678633 | 3 | 15 | 2,834,995,675 | [
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56040241 | 1 | 89 | 1,572,371,670 | [
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153393170 | 0 | 46 | 6,198,662,240 | [
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] | Depletion of fossil fuels, increasing industrial development and emerging environmental consciousness have all increased the demand for alternative energy resources in the 21st century. Due to Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami and the subsequent nuclear plant disaster in March 2011, fears of possible radiation and casualties resulting from nuclear plant malfunction have increased. With the protests of environmental groups, more and more countries are closing or planning to close their nuclear plants. Thus, a good alternative energy resource must not only be renewable with zero or little air pollutants and greenhouse gases, but it should also be safe for the World. When comparing different types of renewable energy sources, various aspects, such as cost, greenhouse gas emissions, radiological and toxicological exposure, occupational health and safety, domestic energy security, employment, and social impacts, must all be considered [1] . In addition, the outputs of natural and renewable energy sources are strongly affected by geographical factors and weather conditions, which cause the fluctuations in power quantity, frequency and voltage [2] . Therefore, different countries and places may be more suitable to develop different types of renewable energy sources than others. | Introduction | [
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159424720 | 2 | 63 | 5,976,125,561 | [
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159424720 | 34 | 63 | 5,976,125,561 | [
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