Creation Of Tension Research Articles

STATE MIGRATION POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: FEATURES OF EXTERNAL MIGRATION IN THE POST-PANDEMIC PERIOD

The purpose of this study is to determine the features of one of the most significant areas of Russian migration policy - external migration, in the context of the lifting of restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the statistical information published by the executive authorities, it was possible to analyze data on external migration for 2022 and 2023, which allows us to affirmatively speak not only about the recovery in the volume of external migration characteristic of the period 2018-2019, but also about the existing trends in the increase in external migrations, primarily from Central Asian states. Such trends are due to the high level of migration attractiveness of modern Russia, which is characterized by the peculiarities of the migration regime implemented within the framework of existing international agreements with the Central Asian states of the post-Soviet space, concluded back in the 1990s, but also by certain provisions of the national migration legislation, which forms a special level of migration preferences for citizens of such states. At the same time, the migration system of the Russian Federation has several levels of implementation of migration policy, which allows, with the effective use of existing legal mechanisms at the regional level, to ensure the solution of the tasks of managing migration processes, in order to prevent a number of migration risks of mass external migration, namely replacement migration of the local population, the formation of places of compact residence of foreigners, the development of diasporas, the criminalization of immigrant communities, as well as the creation of tension in the labor market.

The Structure of the Place and Its Transformations in TV Drama

The diversity of narrative methods has opened up new horizons in the process of recounting events and entering into narrative sequences, after which the dramatic text follows varying levels in the movement of dramatic events. This overlap in the narrative has made the artworker have multiple options in shaping his graphic structure, beginning with the formation of the logical introduction, the appearance of the actor, and leading to conflict and confrontation and the creation of tension and excitement. These methods, the multiple reading of the dramatic text, the formation of events, the building of a vision, the treatment, the development of excretive solutions and the creation of a virtual world, run in many strange and fantasi places, for those worlds, and the transformations of the dramatic event accompanied by a shift in space and time. Based on the movement of the operator, the search for its objective, the overlapping of the narrative systems, and its use in accordance with the narrative sequences created by the artworkmaker, the recipient is able to keep track of the events and expand the narrative of the events, as determined by the artwork industry, thus creating a beautiful response and arriving at the composition of the meaning of the visual output. Therefore, the problem of research can be formulated with the following question: What are the ways in which the dramatic narrative and spatial intuitions can be reflected in the output? The aim of the research is to detect dramatic robotics and spatial structure transformations in visual output.

Poetry of Opposite Binaries in Supplication

The poetry is considered as a scientific manner . It works to investigate the finest and highest aesthetics of the literary text . And it works on searching and extracting the characteristics of the uniqueness in it . Its synergy and intertwine with the opposite binaries that the creative text usually contains in terms of it being an aesthetic and wonderful art that improves speech. It makes in our hands a way or a procedure to reach the techniques of aesthetic performance within the literary text. And since the supplication in general and the prayer of AL AL BAYT in particular . It is abundant with opposite binaries that enrich the literary text with tension, and give it tools to break the monotony and stagnation of the text . It sends an unexpected and unanticipated spirit in the mind of the recipient . So the antithetical dichotomies become the creator of poetic and aesthetic that attracts the recipient and inspires him with a jolt that is a factor of attraction , fusing, one emotional and emotional melting pot with the text. So we studied the effectiveness of opposite binaries , the degree of their creation of tension in supplication by selecting texts are picked out from it that contain and include those binaries in the texts of supplication and the Islamic heritage. Perhaps it has an attraction factor for the recipient and illumination of unfamiliar aesthetic spaces that are apparent in studies and scientific researches . We hope that our study will be revealing , illuminating of aesthetics and poetics.

A Review of Workplace Conflicts and Employee Performance in Tamale Metropolitan Assembly of Northern Region, Ghana

The study investigated the effects of workplace conflict on employee performance at the Tamale Metropolitan Assembly from where a sample of 194 was drawn. The study adopted descriptive research design. Data was collected with questionnaires, analyzed with SPSS version 26 and the results presented in tables, interpreted and discussed. Results showed that workplace conflicts in TMA were largely interpersonal. Poor communication was rated the highest cause of the conflicts. Negative effects of the conflicts include: reduction of morale of workers, creation of tension and anxiety that weakens abilities of employees to work well, lack of essential information needed for effective job delivery, delayed delivery of assignments and project failures. Positive outcomes of the conflicts are that: they increase employees’ creativity and innovation towards doing things, strengthen bonds and improve relationships when well-managed, they bring on board effective and efficient utilization of scarce resources in the Assembly emanating from best decisions. The study concluded that the overall effect of conflicts in TMA on employees’ performance is negative; resulting in non-optimization of employees’ output. The study recommended that the Assembly should allow free flow of information by improving communication to establish problems facing employees and to promptly address them. Keywords: Organization, Workplace, Conflicts, Performance, Outcomes DOI: 10.7176/EJBM/14-16-01 Publication date: August 31 st 2022

SPECIFICITY OF TRANSLATION OF LINGUOSTYLISTIC MEANS OF CREATING NARRATIVE SUSPENSE IN ENGLISH HORROR LITERATURE

The scientific paper is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the specifics of the translation of linguo-stylistic features of creating narrative tension in the English-language horror literature. Features of creating narrative tension in the horror literature is one of the relevant topics for linguistic research, as horror literature is becoming increasingly popular. The aim of the article is to identify and analyze the specifics of the translation of linguo-stylistic features of creation of narrative tension in the English-language horror literature. Using the novel “It” by American writer of the genre “horror” Stephen King and its Ukrainian translation as the example, the specifics of translation of linguo-stylistic features of creating narrative tension at various levels of language in translating English horror literature into modern Ukrainian literary language were also analyzed and characterized. The study revealed a wide range of linguo-stylistic features at different language levels that help create narrative tension in the text of the horror genre, which contributes to the emergence of readers' interest in the narrative and the emergence of a range of emotions. The research considers examples of the use of linguo-stylistic features of creating narrative tension in the work of the horror genre and analyzes the specifics of their translation into Ukrainian.
 Keywords: narrative tension; specific of translation of the literature of horror; linguistic-stylistic features of creation of the tension; specificity of translation of linguistic-stylistic features; literature of horror; linguistic-stylistic features.

The Role of the Patients' Companion in the Transitional Care from the Open Heart Surgery ICU to the Cardiac Surgery Ward: A Qualitative Content Analysis.

ABSTRACTBackground: The patients’ companions can help improve transitional care as an important missing link, but their role is not clear. The aim of this study was to explore the role of the patients’ companion in the transitional care from the open heart surgery intensive care unit (OH-ICU) to the cardiac surgery ward. Methods: This was a qualitative descriptive study using conventional content analysis that was conducted from September 2019 to February 2020 in Tehran, Iran. Purposeful sampling method with maximum variation was performed among the patients eligible for transfer to the cardiac surgery ward, their companions, nurses, and physicians in charge of transferring from the OH-ICU to the ward. 27 in-depth and semi-structured interviews were conducted with 25 participants , and data were analyzed using the Granheim and Lundman method. The data were managed using the MAXQDA software (version 10.0).Results: Based on our analysis, the theme “Dual role of the patients’ companion” and its two categories, “Companion as a facilitator” and “Companion as an inhibitor”, were extracted. Emotional support, satisfaction of basic needs, care arm, alarm bell, and communication bridge were the sub-categories of the first category, and Interfering with care and creation of tension were those of the second category.Conclusion: We concluded that the patients’ companions can play an important role in transitional care, especially as emotional support and system assistants due to the structure of the health care system and Iranian cultural context . Therefore, it is suggested that the patients’ companion should be considered as a member of the transition team and accompany them in this process by informing and supporting them.

TEMPORALITY OF PORNOGRAPHIC EXONARRATIVE

The article considers the narrative component of porn, in particular its temporal aspects. Pornography is defined as specific exonarrative, which is a form of disclosure/stimulation of sexual act as continuation of sex/narrative on the other side. The article determines out several moduses of time in the exonarrative of porn. In particular, it is argued that the sequence of variation and the sequence of scenes form the linear time of porn, which intersects the time delay. Emphasis is placed on continuation, repetition and delay as modus of time of porn/sex that are directly related to enjoyment. Finally, it is concluded that the chronotope of the pornographic exonarrative is (just)-here-being. Further, command/subjugation is considered as the main structural opposition in exonarrative of porn. In this context, porn and magic are compared. This is a magical time of magic, the action of which (just-here) to take place immediately, as soon as there is a command. Thus, the magic of porn expresses/exposes the power, the paradigm of which is sex. The magical function of sex is to perform immersion when a certain multiple of sexual attributes has multiple reflections. And the porno-narrative homeomorphism of sex is revealed in the obligatory reciprocity, no matter what the social positions of bodies and actors. Porn is a utopia in which any possible antagonism, any problem is removed by sex. Sex is solution or deviation from the problem. The pornographic exonarrative transposes the solution into another/external plane, on the other side of the problem. Finally, it is argued that enjoyment arises from the creation of tension between the urgency of nature, passion, flesh, on the one hand, and the (retro)projection of history, ritual, language, on the other.

An Analysis of Factors Affecting the Creation of Tension and Chaos among Nurses (Case Study: Public and Private Hospitals of Yazd Province)

Introduction: Tension and chaos are considered as a socioeconomic phenomenon that can have adverse effects on individuals, organizations, and the community if not properly managed. Therefore, this study was aimed to investigate the factors affecting the formation of tension and chaos among nurses of Yazd Province, Iran. Methods: This exploratory mixed methods research was conducted on nurses selected from 10 out of 31 hospitals of the province through cluster sampling and proportionate stratified random sampling. Data were collected using interview and a researcher-developed questionnaire. In total, 376 individuals were enrolled. The validity of the questionnaires was evaluated by face and content validity, and its reliability was verified using Cronbach's alpha test. Results: Out of 47 factors identified, 44 factors explained 70% of the tension construct. These factors were classified into seven categories and confirmatory factor analysis was used to verify the construct validity of the categories. The results showed acceptable initial clustering. Moreover, financial and economic factors, work conditions and job security were identified as the most important factors for explaining the studied construct. Conclusion: Given the issues discussed and viewpoints expressed about the seven categories identified regarding the strike by hospital directors, human resources area must be paid special attention and measures beyond changing the name of the administrative unit to human resources or human capital must be taken.

Stress Analysis of Non-Ferrous Metals Welds by Numerical Simulation

Thermal energy welded material unevenly heated and thus supports the creation of tension. During the fusing process welding transient tensions generated in the welded material. Generation of the transient tensions depends on the thermal expansion and fixed permanently welded parts. Tensions are the result of the interaction of material particles. For welded parts and constructions it is necessary to know the size and direction of application of tensions. The emerging tensions can cause local change or a total deformation of welded materials. Deformations and residual stresses impair the performance of a welded construction, reduces the stability of the parts. To reduce or eliminate of action or a screening direction stresses and strains it is necessary to know the mechanism of their emergence. It is now possible to examine the emergence of tensions numerical experiments on any model using numerical simulation using FEM. Results of numerical experiment is the analysis of stress and deformation course. In the plane the tension it divided into normal σ and τ tangential folders. Decomposition stress on components simplifies the stress analysis. The results obtained from numerical analysis are correct to predict the stress distribution and size. The paper presents the results of numerical experiments stress analysis solutions fillet welds using FEM numerical simulation of welding of non-ferrous metals.

Gating of water channels (aquaporins) in cortical cells of young corn roots by mechanical stimuli (pressure pulses): effects of ABA and of HgCl2.

Hydraulic properties (half-time of water exchange, T1/2, and hydraulic conductivity, Lp; T1/2 approximately 1/Lp) of individual cells in the cortex of young corn roots were measured using a cell pressure probe for up to 6 h to avoid variations between cells. When pulses of turgor pressure of different size were imposed, T1/2 (Lp) responded differently depending on the size. Pulses of smaller than 0.1 MPa, which induced a small proportional water flow, caused no changes in T1/2 (Lp). Medium-sized pulses of between 0.1 and 0.2 MPa caused an increase in T1/2 (decrease in Lp) by a factor of 4 to 23. The effects caused by medium-sized pulses were reversible within 5-20 min. When larger pulses of more than 0.2 MPa were employed, changes were not reversible within 1-3 h, but could be reversed within 30 min in the presence of 500 nM of the stress hormone ABA. Cells with a short T1/2 responded to the aquaporin blocker mercuric chloride (HgCl2). The treatment had no effect on cells which exhibited long T1/2 following a mechanical inhibition by the large-pulse treatment. Step decreases in pressure resulted in the same inhibition as step increases. Hence, the treatment did not cause a stretch-inhibition of water channels and was independent of the directions of both pressure changes and water flows induced by them. It is concluded that inhibition is caused by the absolute value of intensities of water flow within the channels, which increased in proportion to the size of step changes in pressure. Probable mechanisms by which the mechanical stimuli are perceived are (i) the input of kinetic energy to the channel constriction (NPA motif of aquaporin) which may cause a conformational change of the channel protein (energy-input model) or (ii) the creation of tensions at the constriction analogous to Bernoulli's principle for macroscopic pores (cohesion-tension model). Estimated rates of water flow within the pores were a few hundred micro m s-1, which is too small to create sufficient tension. They were much smaller than those proposed for AQP1. Based on literature data of single-channel permeability of AQP1, a per channel energy input of 200 kBxT (kB=Boltzmann constant) was estimated for the energy-input model. This should be sufficient to initiate changes of protein conformation and an inactivation of channels. The data indicate different closed states which differ in the amount of distortion and the rates at which they relax back to the open state.

Risky representations: The ‘seduction of wholeness’ and the public face of Australian archaeology

Questions of chronology are inextricably linked to other themes of current attention in Australian archaeology, among them national identity. Â In this discussion I focus on the nature and sources of that ambiguity, and consider how we as a discipline respond to these ongoing challenges. In particular, I argue that we need to turn the creation of tensions into the creativity of tension. I refer not to tensions between people, but to the intellectual tensions within us as individual practitioners and in our relationship as a discipline with the broader society. Further, I am looking for ways to articulate these complexities without losing the coherence or the excitement of our research.

Cathodoluminescence of cadmium diphosphide crystals under uniaxial deformation

Cathodoluminescence spectra of CdP2 crystals are studied at 6 K. The spectra are excited by a pulsed beam of electrons under uniaxial deformation of the samples. It is established that the creation of tension in the a and c directions leads to a shift of all band maxima of the spectral short-wavelength range to the low-energy and high-energy region. This is explained by a proportional change in the forbidden bandwidth induced by deformation. Variations in the intensity of certain sites of the radiation spectrum under crystal deformation as well as the investigation of temperature dependences of bands make it possible to explain their nature. The 2.142 eV line is associated with recombination of free excitons and the 2.132 and 2.110 eV bands are induced by recombination of excitons which are localized on isolated and nitrogen pair centres, respectively. Excitons which are localized on neutral acceptors and produced by intrinsic defects are responsible for the radiation with maximum of 2.097 eV. [Russian Text Ignored].

The attachment of the spiral ligament to the cochlear wall: anchoring cells and the creation of tension.

The spiral ligament of the cochlea contains an array of criss-crossing extracellular fibers which are anchored to the bony wall of the cochlea and into the outer margin of the basilar membrane. In certain areas there is an accumulation of unusual sponge-shaped cells which are clearly involved in anchoring the extracellular fibers to the bony wall and possibly in maintaining or applying radial tension on the spiral ligament-basilar membrane complex. The latter is suggested by the occurrence of a large number of intracellular fibers which have many of the characteristics of the so-called 'stress fibers' of cultured fibroblasts. Where these cells occur the fibers of the spiral ligament bend sharply, presumably due to tension applied on them. This paper provides transmission and scanning electron micrographs of the 'anchoring' cells in the mouse and two species of bats. In the horseshoe bat, the anchoring cells provide the sole mode of attachment of most of the spiral ligament to the otic capsule. Marked differences occur not only among species but also in different regions of the spiral ligament. A diagram is provided to show how the system of cells and fibers might create or maintain tension on the basilar membrane.

Les origines de l'État : une nouvelle approche

La question fascinante à plus d'un titre de l'apparition des premières formes de l'État et de leur dépérissement n'a pas cessé de nourrir la réflexion et les discussions dans toutes les branches des sciences sociales. De Karl Marx à Talcott Parsons et d'Engels à Marshall Sahlins en passant par H. Spencer, F. Oppenheimer, R. Lowie, M. Fortes et E. E. Evans-Pritchard, deux thèmes essentiels ont particulièrement retenu l'attention :— la recherche des causes de la transition des sociétés sans État (« stateless societies ») vers des « sociétés à État ». Chez Engels, par exemple, cette mutation est étroitement liée au procès d'exploitation, générateur de conflits et de classes , tandis que selon Oppenheimer l'État apparaît à la suite de la conquête de populations sédentaires par des nomades.