Establishment Of Various Forms Research Articles

التطور التاريخي للصراع اليهودي المسيحي في مسرحيات مختارة من العهد الإليزابيثي

The study seeks to examine the historical and the socio-political representation of Jews in the Elizabethan drama through a close examination of the three major Jewish characters in the selected plays: Barabbas in Christopher Marlowe’s The Jew of Malta, Shylock in William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, and Gerontus in Robert Wilson’s The Three Ladies of London. The study investigates the root causes of the historical tension between Jews and Christians as represented in the plays; these motives are ascribed to religious differences, usury and social crimes linked to Jews, mutual hate crimes and economic rivalry between the two groups. These factors have heightened the ongoing hatred and deepened the conflict between the two communities. As a result, several stereotypes of Jews have been developed, the idea that enhanced the establishment of various forms and practices of the so-called anti-Semitism in the Western culture. To critically examine the stereotyping of the Jew character in the selected plays, the Critical Race Theory (CRT) is adopted throughout the paper as a framework. Remarks that have been labeled as anti-Semitic identified in the texts describe Jews as blasphemous, cruel, murderers, unscrupulous usurers, miserly and cowards. Shakespeare’s Shylock and Marlowe’s Barabbas are labelled negatively as foul-mouthed individuals, unfriendly, deceitful, shrewd, scheming, racists, and manipulative. The Jew character in these plays is the antagonist of the rising New Elizabethan Man. On the other hand, Wilson’s portrayal of Gerontus is less rigid and different; he is shown as honest, kind, forgiving, and virtuous. Wilson is rather sympathetic to his Jewish characters and he does not openly present Jewish stereotypes and anti-Semitic representations. This study shows how Elizabethan drama developed different conflicting discourses about Jewishness and the other races. The Jewish image in the Elizabethan drama reflects the complication of history, religion and culture in establishing discourses of representation. The establishment of the Protestant faith in England may have enforced some revised versions of anti-Semitism in the Elizabethan age.

How Canada “hamburger manufactured” its way to marine protected area success and a more effective and equitable way forward for the post-2020 conservation agenda

In Canada, the establishment of various forms of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and the reclassification of fishery closures as “other effective area-based conservation measures” (OECMs) from 2017 to 2020 resulted in the largest and most rapid increase in declared protected “area” in the history of the country. In this paper, we critically assess Canada’s declared protected area from multiple perspectives and, in particular, in relation to the intent of the United Nations (UN) Convention on Biological Diversity’s (CBD) Aichi Biodiversity Targets. We reveal how a complex suite of exceptions implemented through management plans and unclear regulations, as well as redefining marine use classifications, has been used to increase the declared protected area estate and celebrate conservation success, with little to no meaningful gains in the effective, in situ conservation of biodiversity. We argue that Canada has potentially placed itself in a more difficult position to achieve the goals and objectives outlined in the Zero Draft of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework, including achieving the call for at least 10% of protected areas and OECMs to be under “strict protection”, which Canada is currently nowhere near achieving. We propose several major transformations to MPA policy, planning, and management, including reducing regulatory complexity, modernizing legislation, legislating timeframes for the implementation of connected networks of protected areas, and more effectively enabling Indigenous Peoples to assume their rightful roles as leaders in marine conservation through the establishment of Indigenous Protected Areas, which if enacted will better position Canada to achieve the genuine intent of many aspects of the UN CBD.

Establishment and effect assessment of complementary succession mode

Objective To explore the establishment and evaluation of various forms of complementary transfer. Methods The former method using the traditional handover method, the establishment of various forms of complementary shift model improved, including optimized bedside handover, handover of patients' bedsore image and barometer over emotional changes, establish WeChat group to observe improvement; the first two months (99 cases, monitoring 42 days) and the improvement after the six months (97 cases, monitoring 43 days) score of nurses for the patient to grasp, bedside shift time and transfer the missing information. Concrete research and implementation methods, research objects, sample size, measurement indicators, evaluation methods, etc. Results Both shift mode, there is no information on patients admitted to general statistical difference (P> 0.05); under complementary shift mode, nurse the patients' condition from the master score (80.95 ± 4.30) points increased to (84.88 ± 4.01) points, in which the patients' condition data mastery score from (40.81 ± 2.02) points increased to (44.16 ± 2.88) points, nursing problems and measures of control points value from (13.21 ± 1.54) points increased to (14.44 ± 1.72) points, the difference was statistically significant (t = 4.362, 6.209, 3.462, P 0.05). Bedside nurse shift change time decreased from former improvements (31.21 ± 2.63) minutes to (14.42 ± 2.40) minutes, and the difference was statistically significant (t = 30.767, P = 0.000). Shift nurse missing information dropped from 16 times to 7 times, the difference was statistically significant (χ2 = 5.124, P = 0.024). Conclusions Complementary model can reduce the insufficiency of current clinical succession work, help nurse master the patients' physical and mental conditions and more comprehensive understanding of the ward, reduce the omission or missing information and improve the working efficiency and responsibility. Key words: Nursing care; Complementary; Succession; Effect

Polish forensic medicine A.D. 2016 - report of the National Consultant.

The aim of the study was to present the current state and basis of functioning of an academic model of forensic expert activities in Poland and perspectives of their further development. The study material included information obtained from a preliminary survey among regional consultants within the ongoing activities of the national consultant team. The recently completed period of research infrastructure support within the policy of coherence of the European Union contributed to significant advances in scientific-educational potential of the majority of university forensic medicine centres. However, the improved educational base and purchases of new diagnostic devices were not associated with a considerable increase in staff resources of individual units, which finally decides about the renown of the entire discipline. It is necessary to undertake initiatives to highlight the importance of forensic medicine as a separate medical field and to increase the number of physicians starting specialist trainings. A highly profiled nature of the speciality necessitates cooperation with other centres and receptiveness to clinical fields. The establishment of various forms of cooperation is a measure of optimal use of equipment and stimulation of multi-centre research.

Urban Freight Consolidation Centers

In recent years, traditional urban distribution systems have undergone major structural changes as a result of the increasing power of customers demanding greater variety of quality products at low cost. These customer demands have increased the competition between businesses, and at the same time more complicated and longer supply chains have emerged as a result of the globalization of many businesses in their search for low-cost production locations and access to new skills. In response, hub-and-spoke systems are increasingly used to deal with product flows from many origins and to many destinations. As a result, a growing number of studies have examined the establishment of various forms of intermodal transshipment centers to minimize the use of roads in city centers and support the frequent and rapid replenishment of goods at retail and catering outlets. This study examined the establishment of a consolidation center servicing nearly 100 businesses that operated in an urban shopping mall in Southampton, United Kingdom. Through the review of numerous existing UK and international consolidation schemes and the examination of their operational characteristics, the study aimed to identify potential strengths, weaknesses, and risks that would impact the operation of the consolidation center. Various operational scenarios considering business take-up combinations, vehicle delivery mixes, fill rates, and back-load practices were examined to elucidate the potential transport and environmental effects of the consolidation scheme. To quantify and to verify these effects accurately, a multistage analysis framework, including data collection, map routing, emissions assessment, and scenario-building activities, was developed.

Non-wood forest products based enterprises’ cooperation and business networking forms in central Serbia

Collaboration between enterprises includes all activities, which are undertaken in order to achieve common goals and interests. Business networking involves the establishment of various forms of associations and business communities, with or without the creation of new economic entities. The aim of the paper was to study the forms of cooperation between non-wood forest products based small and medium enterprises, as well as to determine the attitudes of their representatives towards cooperation and business networking with other enterprises in Central Serbia. Research included 91 non-wood forest product based small and medium enterprises and 19 representatives of leading enterprises, which were selected based on specifically defined criteria. Both the methods of analysis and synthesis and comparative and statistical methods were applied in the paper. The results indicate that almost all analyzed enterprises cooperate with other enterprises. The most common form of cooperation is present ?during selling? and ?during purchase?. The majority of leading enterprises? representatives are members of some of the existing associations of entrepreneurs. Based on the analysis, it was found that there is a need for development of cooperation between the analyzed enterprises. In accordance with that, proposals for the improvement of business networking were given. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 43007: Istrazivanja klimatskih promena i njihovog uticaja na zivotnu sredinu - pracenje uticaja, adaptacija i ublazavanje?, podprojekat 43007/16-III: Socio-ekonomski razvoj, ublazavanje i adaptacija na klimatske promene i br. 37008-TR: Odrzivo gazdovanje ukupnim potencijalima suma u Republici Srbiji

Numerical investigation of natural convective motions in a rotating cube

On the basis of a numerical integration of the Navier-Stokes equations in the Boussinesq approximation, the natural thermal convection in a rotating cube heated from below is investigated for three values of the Rayleigh number. The effect of the rotation velocity on the establishment of various forms of convection flows is studied. The existence of several types of convection flows is noted. Each of the motions is realized on a specific range of the rotation velocity of the cube. The domains of existence of the different types are determined. The results obtained are compared with experimental data.

Ontogenesis of the establishment of various forms of higher nervous activity.

Ontogenesis of the establishment of various forms of higher nervous activity.