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DELEUZE, GUATTARI, AND APULEIUS: METAMORPHOSES OF MINOR LITERATURE

Despite this paper's title it is only fair to warn the curious reader that it is not about reading Apuleius’ Metamorphoses, or using modern theory to better understand it. At least this is not its main intention. Instead, my wish is to experiment with the Metamorphoses, to wander inside it, to move from the actual to the virtual and the potential; to explore how things connect, proliferate, intensify—rather than learn how they actually are. The paper wishes to provide the readers means whereby they can experience the Metamorphoses, rather than examine categories of genres, style, or mode that lead to interpretation of the text. In other words, this paper addresses the Metamorphoses as Deleuze and Guattari do in their reading of Kafka's work in Kafka: Toward a Minor Literature. It focuses on modes of becomings, motions of desire, operating machines, assemblages, and language. According to Deleuze and Guattari, minor literature demonstrates literature's ability to challenge the major order, to undermine the doxa, to unstitch the seam between signifier and signified. It breaks forms and encourages ruptures and new routes, which forces reconstruction of content in new ways. It produces lines of flight, flows, streams, ramifications, and junctions instead of immobile paradigms and moulds; it prefers multiple centres to a centre and periphery; it relinquishes principles of unity for the benefit of experiencing multiplicity. Minor literature therefore is a political action containing the possibility of subverting the major order governed by structures of language, fixed and steady position, and state apparatuses.

Adoption of Digital Technologies in Health Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Systematic Review of Early Scientific Literature.

BackgroundThe COVID-19 pandemic is favoring digital transitions in many industries and in society as a whole. Health care organizations have responded to the first phase of the pandemic by rapidly adopting digital solutions and advanced technology tools.ObjectiveThe aim of this review is to describe the digital solutions that have been reported in the early scientific literature to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on individuals and health systems.MethodsWe conducted a systematic review of early COVID-19–related literature (from January 1 to April 30, 2020) by searching MEDLINE and medRxiv with appropriate terms to find relevant literature on the use of digital technologies in response to the pandemic. We extracted study characteristics such as the paper title, journal, and publication date, and we categorized the retrieved papers by the type of technology and patient needs addressed. We built a scoring rubric by cross-classifying the patient needs with the type of technology. We also extracted information and classified each technology reported by the selected articles according to health care system target, grade of innovation, and scalability to other geographical areas.ResultsThe search identified 269 articles, of which 124 full-text articles were assessed and included in the review after screening. Most of the selected articles addressed the use of digital technologies for diagnosis, surveillance, and prevention. We report that most of these digital solutions and innovative technologies have been proposed for the diagnosis of COVID-19. In particular, within the reviewed articles, we identified numerous suggestions on the use of artificial intelligence (AI)–powered tools for the diagnosis and screening of COVID-19. Digital technologies are also useful for prevention and surveillance measures, such as contact-tracing apps and monitoring of internet searches and social media usage. Fewer scientific contributions address the use of digital technologies for lifestyle empowerment or patient engagement.ConclusionsIn the field of diagnosis, digital solutions that integrate with traditional methods, such as AI-based diagnostic algorithms based both on imaging and clinical data, appear to be promising. For surveillance, digital apps have already proven their effectiveness; however, problems related to privacy and usability remain. For other patient needs, several solutions have been proposed, such as telemedicine or telehealth tools. These tools have long been available, but this historical moment may actually be favoring their definitive large-scale adoption. It is worth taking advantage of the impetus provided by the crisis; it is also important to keep track of the digital solutions currently being proposed to implement best practices and models of care in future and to adopt at least some of the solutions proposed in the scientific literature, especially in national health systems, which have proved to be particularly resistant to the digital transition in recent years.

Manifestations of Key-Word Terms in ELT Research Publications: Are We Not Tuned to Genuine, Art-based Qualitative Lines of Inquiry Yet?

Stated key words after the abstract section in research articles are among those lines of inquiry which have received less attention in Applied Linguists (AL) studies. In this paper, the researcher explored the distribution of stated key terms and expressions as used by 73 researchers in AL domains in both local (NOORMAGZ) and global database publishers (SAGE, ELEVIRE, SINCENCE DIRECT) Those Scimago journal lists, which were abstracted in Thomson Reuters Web of Science [WoS] journals were precisely screened in terms of their compatibility with title vs. topic match index as well as their position in the research articles throughout the whole sampled research papers including Introduction, Review of Literature, Method, Results & Discussion (IRMRD) to explore authors’ tendencies towards art-based utilization of key word selection/assignment for research writing aims. The results over title-topic match indicated that at least one or two stated key words significantly appeared in the title of research paper within both local and global databases with the higher preference for keyword-title match among Iranian researchers. Regarding the most probable positions in the sampled research articles, gained data in this research could not significantly show any differences between local and global researchers. Possible implications were discussed in the light of critical, art-based approaches for key word elaboration/explanation in English Language Teaching (ELT) and AL research.

Paper title: thermochemical heat storage behavior of ZnSO4.7H2O under low-temperature

Thermochemical heat storage materials for space heating applications such as, ZnSO4 offer high energy storage density, low cost and clean mean of long-term solar energy storage. Herein, we studied the ZnSO4 hydrated salt as potential heat storage material at low temperature and furthermore observed the impact of temperature and concentration on the dehydration/hydration process and enthalpy. The thermal behavior of ZnSO4•7H2O was investigated by applying various dehydration temperatures. The results showed that 85% of water loosed at 100 °C temperature, which released 699 J/g (1.37 GJ/m3) in the dehydration process. The hydration process of ZnSO4.7H2O at 100 °C recovered 541 J/g enthalpies, which delivered 1.1 GJ/m3. Similarly, the dehydration result obtained at 150 °C was the same as showed at 100 °C. However, the enthalpy of hydration was 20% less than prior. The XRD result showed that at higher temperatures agglomeration appeared followed by Van der Waals forces which affect the hydration rate. The result of good cyclability and larger water sorption performance of ZnSO4 make them a promising and suitable for heat storage in space heating application, which can be used as thermochemical heat storage material for thermal storage devices.

“Sense of Place and Sense of Planet”: Local-Planetary Experiences of Climate Change in Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior

Climate change has become a harsh reality of our present times. It is happening here, there, and everywhere unbound by the spatial and temporal dimensions. The vacillating impact of such a global crisis equally demands multiple and concurrent scales in order to accurately comprehend the complexity of the problem. Borrowing the title of my paper from Ursula K. Heise’s book, Sense of Place and Sense of Planet: The Environmental Imagination of the Global, where she proposes the concept of ‘eco-cosmopolitanism’, this article aims at reflecting upon the globalization of the present ecocatastrophes, musing upon the local (the experiences of the working class people) and the global scale (Unnatural Migration and thereby extinction of the Monarch Butterflies) impact of the climate crisis. Ursula K. Heise believes that the ‘deterritorialization’ of the local knowledge is not always detrimental rather can open up new avenues into ecological consciousness. Giving consideration to a deterritorialised environmental vision my paper will fall back on Barbara Kingsolver’s Flight Behavior– a novel dealing with the eco-apocalypse, climate change and global warming. In providing a deeply humane account of the working people’s response to the local effects of the global crisis along with a poignant account of the impact on a planetary scale- the Migration of the Monarch Butterflies and their extinction, Kingsolver in this novel contextualizes the micro-geographically bounded human experience and memory within the larger context of the global Anthropocene thereby calling for a ‘sense of planet’ along with a ‘sense of place’- which get along with each other.

W Zatoce Syreny: Lawinia i Strefa komfortu Tomasza Różyckiego

An expression used in the title of my paper refers to several places in contemporary and ancient Italy: the Gulf of Naples, the shores of Lampedusa and Sicily, and the mouth of the Tiber River. These places form the background of the tragedy of African and Middle East refugees shown in poems by Tomasz Różycki: Lawinia (Lavinia) from the collection Litery (Letter by Letter, 2016) and Strefa komfortu (Comfort Zone) from the newest poetry book Kapitan X (Captain X, 2020). My detailed analysis of the two texts is an attempt to describe their formal and semantic complexity, especially their unique tone that mixes sharp irony with tender compassion.

Beyond 2020

Beyond 2020

Deconstructing applied linguistics conference paper titles: A syntactic analysis

Following Swales’ (1990) influential study on research article (RA) introductions, some attention has increasingly been paid to other rhetorical units of both expert and learners’ writing, including titles. A key and effective discursive means through which titles are constructed and presented is the syntactic configuration. The present study, thus, investigates the syntactic structures employed by authors of conference paper titles (CPTs) in Applied Linguistics. A qualitative content analysis was employed to study a corpus of 592 CPTs from a popular conference for researchers, scholars, and practitioners of Applied Linguistics worldwide, supported by some descriptive statistics. The analysis of data study identified three main title styles: Single Unit Title, Compound Unit Title, and Complex Unit Title. The analysis showed that, out of these three title styles, Compound Unit Titles were preferred by researchers. Further, the colon was the dominantly used punctuation mark in separating the components of Compound Unit titles. The final point was that authors preferred prepositional phrases in the post modification of the noun phrase structure of CPTs. The findings of this study have implications for the scholarship on titlelogy, academic writing pedagogy as well as further research.

I’ll Read That!: What Title Elements Attract Readers to an Article?

The title of an article is the first chance at catching a reader’s attention. We set to develop a list of title attributes that lead to attractive titles in psychology papers, which could then be used to help instruct undergraduate students on how to write good titles for their papers and projects. Currently, research into successful elements that comprise an effective title is generally limited to publication metrics (the number of hits and citations an article has). Here, we created and administered a survey to 99 undergraduate students to rate the effectiveness of titles of psychology papers that varied in length, use of colons, acronyms, clichés, being results-oriented, and phrased the title as a question. We then reworded these titles as the opposite choice (e.g., we made a longer title shorter or took the colon out of a title without changing the meaning or length). We found that participants significantly preferred long over short titles, titles containing colons over the absence of a colon, and titles phrased as questions. We hope our results aid in the instruction of writing in the discipline, and that undergraduate psychology students and authors alike can develop more effective and attractive titles to attract attention from scholars and invite broader audiences to read their work.

Physicists and Computer Engineers Do Commute

When two operators, which help us to measure the physical quantities e.g. Momentum, Energy and Position etc. of a system, commute Physicists say that both quantities can be measured or observed at same time. So the title of my paper implies that both Computer engineers and Physicists can be observed working together to solve many real life problems. A physicist needs a computer engineer and vice versa. Unfortunately students of computer engineering seem to be a little unaware of the fact and they don't devote much time to learning physics[4,5,6], they seem to believe that they will be a computer programmer and they won't need much physics in future. There may be other reasons for the ignorance of this subject. Student’s approach to understanding physics can highly influence their motivation and ultimately development of great computer programs using different languages and platforms. Learning physics can help them to develop programming skills that will solve many day to day life problems. The ultimate work of a programmer /engineer is to solve our daily life problems and build a sustainable world. Here I discuss for computer engineers the importance of learning physics at an introductory level and how it will help to be a good programmer.

Design of Components of 4 Stroke Engine u sing Hybrid Metal Matrix

In the present study of Aluminum Metal Matrix Composites (AMMCs), specifically speaking, in our case Al-SiC-graphite have been discussed on the basis of literature review, comprising of similar characteristics of base aluminum alloy but not completely identical. Aluminum metal matrix composites have different properties when compared with Cast Iron and Aluminum. This difference in properties gives us a chance to design components which may give better results than the conventional ones. In a new approach, we are trying to develop new components for 4 Stroke Petrol Engine namely piston & connecting rod, which would have better Tensile Strength, Young’s Modulus & Low Thermal Conductivity as compared to the pure Aluminum. Paper Setup must be in A4 size with Margin: Top 0.7”, Bottom 0.7”, Left 0.65”, 0.65”, Gutter 0”, and Gutter Position Top. Paper must be in two Columns after Authors Name with Width 8.27”, height 11.69” Spacing 0.2”. Whole paper must be with: Font Name Times New Roman, Font Size 10, Line Spacing 1.05 EXCEPT Abstract, Keywords (Index Term), Paper Tile, References, Author Profile (in the last page of the paper, maximum 400 words), All Headings, and Manuscript Details (First Page, Bottom, left side).Paper Title must be in Font Size 24, Bold, with Single Line Spacing. Authors Name must be in Font Size 11, Bold, Before Spacing 0, After Spacing 16, with Single Line Spacing. Please do not write Author e-mail or author address in the place of Authors name. Authors e-mail, and their Address details must be in the Manuscript details. Abstract and Keywords (Index Term) must be in Font Size 9, Bold, Italic with Single Line Spacing. All MAIN HEADING must be in Upper Case, Centre, and Roman Numbering (I, II, III…etc), Before Spacing 12, After Spacing 6, with single line spacing. All Sub Heading must be in Title Case, Left 0.25 cm, Italic, and Alphabet Numbering (A, B, C…etc), Before Spacing 6, After Spacing 4, with Single Line Spacing. Manuscript Details must be in Font Size 8, in the Bottom, First Page, and Left Side with Single Line Spacing. References must be in Font Size 8, Hanging 0.25 with single line spacing. Author Profile must be in Font Size 8, with single line spacing. Fore more details, please download TEMPLATE HELP FILE from the website.

Shannon entropy in time-varying semantic networks of titles of scientific paper

Recent work has employed information theory in social and complex networks. Studies often discuss entropy in the degree distributions of a network. However, no specific work on entropy exists in clique networks. This work is an extension of a previous study that discussed this topic. We propose a method for calculating the entropy of a clique network and its minimum and maximum values in temporal semantic networks based on titles of scientific papers. In addition, the critical network of moments was extracted. We use the titles of scientific papers published in Nature and Science over ten-year period. The results show the diversity of vocabulary over time, based on the entropy values of vertices and edges. In each critical network, we discover the paths that connect important words and an interesting modular structure.

Abundance data for invertebrate assemblages from intertidal mussel beds along the Atlantic Canadian coast.

This data set describes the abundance of 50 invertebrate taxa found in intertidal mussel beds along the Atlantic Canadian coast. This information resulted from a regional-scale study that investigated the effects of wave exposure on the richness and composition of invertebrate assemblages from intertidal mussel beds. Abundance data are provided for taxa representing the Annelida, Arthropoda, Bryozoa, Chordata, Cnidaria, Echinodermata, Mollusca, Nematoda, Nemertea, and Platyhelminthes. The data characterize mussel beds from wave-sheltered and wave-exposed locations spanning 315 km of the coast of Nova Scotia. Univariate and multivariate analyses revealed that the compositional structure of these invertebrate assemblages differed markedly depending on wave exposure. Overall, because of its taxonomic diversity, the inclusion of data for basal, intermediate, and top trophic levels, and the coverage of two extremes of environmental stress, this data set could be useful to test broader aspects of ecological theory. Areas of ecology that could advance using this data set are those concerning environmental stress models of community organization, abundance-occupancy relationships, species co-occurrence, species abundance distributions, dominance and rarity, spatial scales of population and community variation, and distribution of functional and phylogenetic diversity. Use of this data set for academic or educational purposes is allowed as long as the data source is properly cited. When used for academic or educational purposes, this data set should be cited using the title of this Data Paper, the names of the authors, the year of publication, and the corresponding volume and article numbers.

Rotation-invariant NCC for 2D color matching of arbitrary shaped fragments of a fresco

Abstract The proposed RINCCAS method, an abbreviation of the paper title, was originally developed to participate in DAFNE (Digital Anastylosis of Frescos challeNgE) race, June-July 2019. The method consists of two phases. Phase 1 extends the classic Normalized Cross Correlation (NCC) for template matching of arbitrary curvilinear 2D shapes of fragments that are assumed belonging to a fresco as perceived in a photograph. For this purpose, each fragment is approximated by one (up to several, but not overlapping) Maximal & Axes-Collinear Inner Rectangles (MACIRs). The extension also includes rotation invariance and vector compatibility of NCC in respect to the three (RGB) color channels. The high positioning accuracy makes it possible to identify eventual/existing spurious fragments in Phase 2 of RINCCAS, as follows − by HSV scheme for color differences, and by accurate recognition of overlaps among the fragments. The first phase is ‘log-cubically’ complex in speed, estimated on the average size of the MACIRs of the fragments. For some DAFNE tasks, the 1st phase of RINCCAS requires high computational resources (HPC), while a conventional PC is sufficient for its 2nd phase, even in the case of multiple interactive optimization of the ratio between true and spurious fragments.

Notice of Violation of IEEE Publication Principles: An assessment of MPEG-7 visual descriptors for images of maize plagues and diseases

Notice of Violation of IEEE Publication Principles <br><br>“An Assessment of MPEG-7 Visual Descriptors for Images of Maize Plagues and Diseases” <br> by J. Manjarrez-Sanchez <br> in the IEEE Latin America Transactions, Vol. 18, No. 8, August 2020 <br><br> After careful and considered review of the content and authorship of this paper by a duly constituted expert committee, this paper has been found to be in violation of IEEE’s Publication Principles. <br><br> This paper contains significant portions of original content from the paper cited below. The original content was copied without attribution (including appropriate references to the original author(s) and/or paper title) and without permission. <br><br> “Análisis de descriptores visuales MPEG-7 para enfermedades y plagas en plantas de maíz” <br> by Luis Angel Pinedo Sánchez <br> in his Bachelor’s Thesis, Instituto Technologico Superior de Jerez <br><br> <br/> Feature description is a fundamental process in the analysis of images for content-based retrieval and classification, among other tasks in which the image feature descriptor should have enough discriminative power to differentiate similar from dissimilar images according with a distance measure. Although several descriptors have been proposed for a variety of images, the challenge is their suitability to solve these tasks efficiently. One proposal is the set of standard MPEG-7 visual descriptors. We address their suitability to efficiently describe plagues and diseases in images of maize plants. The importance of this crop is its worldwide relevance for human and animal consumption. Experiments for similarity search queries using a set of distance measures, show that the Color Structure Descriptor with the Bray-Curtis distance is the most efficient and provides around 68% precision in most cases.

Covid-19 Through the Lens of the Peer-Reviewed Literature.

What can we learn about the coronavirus pandemic from text-mining the titles of journal papers? By Samuel R. Neal and Cindy Zheng.

AN ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS ON THE THESIS ABSTRACTS OF PGSD STUDENTS GRADUATE IN 2019

One of the common problems in writing is spelling errors. This study aims to analyze the capital letters in the thesis abstract of PGSD students who graduate in 2019. Based on the results, the use of capital letters got lowest with a percentage of 33%, capital letters as the first letter of the direct passage, and capital as the first letter of every word (including perfect re-words) in the titles of books, essays, articles and papers and magazine and newspaper names, except for assignments such as in, to, from, which and and for not in the initial position. The use of capital letters got highest category with a percentage of 100%, capital letters as the first letter of the element of the person's name, including the nickname, capital letter as the first letter of the name of the position and rank followed by the person's name or used as a substitute name the name of a particular person, the name of the institution, or the name of the place, capital letters as the first letter of the name of the year, month, day, and holiday, capital letters as the first letter of the abbreviation for title greeting.

Future of Soft Commodities – During the Time of War (Trade War) (Presentation Slides)

Future of Soft Commodities - During the time of (TRADE War)” the paper title mentioned cannot have simple and definitive answer. Reason being the world is too varied , too complex, for that to be possible. However, its not hard to recognise the sharp differences in ability to identify the more prominent and influential actors. One must understand purpose of the war is to degrade the enemy's will and economic capacity. It may sound surprising but destruction through a market attack can be more effective than taking out enemy's ship, aircraft, deploying chemical weapons, etc when it comes to disabling an opponent. During 2015-16 “Currency/Financial” war was evident as boundaryless warfare with China devaluating its currency. Post which there has been major change in global market dynamics, in fact has only got more intensified with change in leadership across world. The new course opted is TRADE WAR wherein most countries has started to deploy it's only TRUMP CARD of TARIFFS and leading the pack / more prominent actor in forefront is US of A. Such war can clamp down countries or even global banking system: Banking stops, Credit stops, and when Credit stops, Trade stops and when Trade stops, ECONOMY CRUMBLES. Economist John Maynard Keynes stated When the facts change, I change my mind“ Adhering with Mr. Keynes statement looks like we need not change our battlefield as is ON just that now it is more open & intense with many players joining the bandwagon Hence, Are Commodities getting politicised than staying course with its fundamentals???“ What challenges & opportunities does it get along???

Notice of Violation of IEEE Publication Principles: Design and Development of Magnetostrictive Low Power DC Generator and Vibration Sensor

Notice of Violation of IEEE Publication Principles by Soumyabrata Patra in IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 20, No. 12, June 15, 2020 After careful and considered review of the content and authorship of this paper by a duly constituted expert committee, this paper has been found to be in violation of IEEE’s Publication Principles. This paper contains significant portions of original text from the paper cited below. The original text was copied without attribution (including appropriate references to the original author(s) and/or paper title) and without permission. Performance of a Modified Magnetostrictive Energy Harvester in Mechanical Vibration by Subhasish Dey, Debabrata Roy, Soumyabrata Patra, Tapan Santra, in Heliyon, Vol 5, Issue 1, January 2019 Billions of off line powered smart things with embedded intelligence, such as sensors, actuators, and connectivity will support the rapid growth of IoT in the near future. The significant impact on worldwide energy consumption from these always-connected products has driven the need for compact, highly efficient off line power converters with ultra-low standby power consumption. This paper developed a novel Magnetostrictive energy harvester (MEH) with a power electronics converter for battery-free IoT applications. The developed energy harvester using Fe-Ga alloy (7×2×42 mm 3 ) as a Magnetostrictive material is able to generate peak to peak voltage around 21.6 Vat a vibration frequency of 29 Hz with the efficiency of 49% yields an average power of 51.23 mW. Such MEH output cannot be directly used to power IoT devices as it contains harmonic. This paper proposed two prototypes, MEH as a vibration sensor with sensitivity around 55 V.s/m (volt/(meter/second)) and as a DC power source for IoT devices, which can able to provide 10 V DC at 44.4 mWpower.

Kontrowersje wokół deizmu

The controversies in the title of this paper are related to an attempt of answering the following questions: who was a deist and what does deism express, as well how is it related to atheism, agnosticism, pantheism and theism? The article by professor Antoni Szwed included in this very volume of “Humaniora” makes a voice in the debate on the issue of deism of Matthew Tindal and several other contemporary deists. I do not intend to argue with the views of that author. It is however necessary to say clearly that in the issue of those deists, as well many others opinions and views may vary in often even radically different. It is to be stressed out that the author of this article had presented his opinion on the issue in the title, but also that he presented in it only a fraction of this very comples problem which was and still is deism. For a better understanding of this problem we may recall several other deists and present the controversies surrounding them.