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This contribution falls within the framework of online discourse and contrastive translation with the specific purpose of comparing the ways former American president Donald Trump's threatening tweets have been translated and have circulated in the French online written press. Opening our reflection to the impact of social networks in modern journalism, we will specify the essential role played by translation in the production, transmission and spread of news by mobilizing some key concepts (e.g. transediting). Our article also aims to offer new insights into the complex speech act of threat and its digital use in political tweets. For this, we will draw a synthesis of the main characteristics of threat, supported by a brief description of what is called argumentum ad baculum. In the light of the above, through a sample of tweets derived from the Trump Twitter Archive, we will investigate threat from a perspective which also emphasizes technolinguistic features specific to Twitter and, subsequently, we will provide an overview of the different translation choices that were observed in the articles of the French online national newspapers, collected from Europresse database and Google. To do this, the analysis is characterized by a contrastive approach as it will be based on the different versions of the abovementioned messages inserted in the news electronic texts by the journalist-translator. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background and Objective: Traumatic injuries are amongst the leading causes of death and disability in the world across all age groups. This systematic review aimed to (1) describe the role of post-traumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) on the development of chronic pain and/or pain-related disability following musculoskeletal trauma and (2) report pain and or pain-related disability by injury severity/type. Database and Data Treatment: Electronic databases were searched, from inception to 31 November 2021 and updated on 10 May 2022, to identify studies in which: participants were adults aged >16 years sustaining any traumatic event that resulted in one or more musculoskeletal injuries; an outcome measure of PTSS was used within 3 months of a traumatic event; the presence of pain and/or pain-related disability was recorded at a follow-up of 3 months or more. Two reviewers independently screened papers and assessed the quality of included studies. Results: Eight studies were included. Owing to between-study heterogeneity, the results were synthesized using a narrative approach. Five studies investigated the relationship between PTSS and pain. Participants with PTSS were more likely to develop persistent pain for at least 12 months post-injury. Six studies assessed the relationship between PTSS and pain-related disability. The results suggest that patients with PTSS had significantly higher disability levels for at least 12 months post-injury. Conclusion: Findings from this comprehensive systematic review support a clear relationship between PTSS post-injury and future pain/disability, with the potential importance of certain PTSS clusters (hyper-arousal and numbing). Significance: The findings of this systematic review indicate an association between PTSS reported within 3 months of a traumatic musculoskeletal injury and the development of longer-term pain and disability. The PTSS clusters of 'hyper-arousal' and 'numbing' appear to be of particular importance in this relationship. Prospero Registration Number: CRD42021285243. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Diphuès database is an open access research, exchange and dialogue tool devoted to the half-human half-vegetal figures in Roman Antiquity. It is the result of two research projects that have been carried out since 2012 under the aegis of the F.R.S.-FNRS (Fonds de la recherche scientifique de Belgique). From 2024, it will be made available in open access to the international scientific community by the 'Service d'Histoire de l'art et Archéologie de l'Antiquité gréco-romaine' (SHAArAGR) and the 'Centre Informatique de Philosophie & Lettres' (CIPL) of the University of Liège. Diphuès is based on a corpus originally designed as a personal work tool to serve specific research objectives. This tool has undergone several major modifications, in its structure and purpose, so that it can be used to produce new knowledge. Its network application is seen as the final stage in the research communication process and is part of a wider effort to share knowledge and resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This survey article on studies in premodern Arabic legal documents indicates major scholarly editions from the last 20 years. It then depicts new digitally based methods of how to analyze such specimen from a comparative perspective as relics from Muslim legal practices throughout the 8th to 15th centuries. As conclusion, it presents a chronology of notarial practices interrelating with the changing role of juridical thinking (fiqh) in Islamic law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article is devoted to the development of databases of the factographic reference system. The method of formalization of normative information is proposed. The classification of tables into “descriptive” and “prescriptive” has been introduced. The article describes an approach to the formalization of “prescriptive” tables, all the parameters of which are divided into two groups – quantitative and qualitative. SR 30.13330.2020 Internal water supply and sewerage of buildings Chapter 7 “Fire-fighting water supply” and Appendix J “Water consumption for firefighting” were chosen as the object of formalization. The data structure required to determine the internal fire extinguishing device, the number of fire cranes and water consumption is presented. A fragment of the database “Water consumption” and screen forms of the developed application “Water consumption for firefighting” are presented. The input data for the application is the type of building and the parameters depending on the type of building, the result is information about the need for fire-fighting plumbing and a link to the document. The presented example of expanding the database with information from SR 486.1311500.2020 indicates the flexibility of the proposed approach.

Many museums have undertaken to dispose of their collections. They are forced to do so by the overcrowding of their storerooms and the real estate pressure in the centers of the large cities where they are located. Should all or part of the collections be discarded, donated, or digitized? Because of the detailed inventory, the ten-yearly recoiling, and the creation of the French Joconde database, supposed to gather all the descriptions and photographic reproductions of all the works and items of the 1,100 museums in France, the management of the collections has become a colossal task that may never be completed. There is a high risk that the disappearance of the collections will be accompanied by the de-semiotization of the museological masterpieces created and set up in the different types of exhibition discourse in the course of the history of museums and their exhibitions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Although epidemiology is part of a strong tradition of data quantification and standardization, it mobilizes various sources, in particular archives. This article therefore looks at this little-known reuse, focusing especially on cohort studies and morbidity registers. It examines the changes in data value and status when processing archival documents into databases through four research stages: source data analysis, coding, data quality evaluation and, eventually, the reconstitution of missing data.

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The dialogue with Iulian Boldea, poet, literary critic and historian, essayist, doctor, professor at the University of Medicine, Pharmacy, Science and Technology “George Emil Palade” in Târgu Mureş, Romania, editor-in-chief of several periodicals, addresses a series issues related to cultural and scientific journals. It’s being discussed about diminishing the role of cultural publications in the context of the development of blogs and social networks, about the impact of the Internet on literary criticism, about the activity of scientific journals, about maintenance of journals dedicated exclusively to the study of literature, about the role of scientific publications in shaping the moral profile of people and by promoting of Romanian culture in the global space.

Otorrhea is a common symptom of acute otitis media (AOM). It is sometimes the first and only symptom of a perforated AOM (absence of fever or pain). National and international recommendations consider it as a noisy symptom or a sign of seriousness of an AOM, justifying systematic oral antibiotic therapy, whatever the age of the child and whatever the symptomatic character (fever or pain). What randomized clinical trials (RCTs) or meta-analyses of RCTs support these recommendations? What is the effectiveness of oral or topical antibiotics in children with isolated otorrhea on AOM? A systematic review of RCTs and meta-analyses of RCTs (MA) concerning the antibiotic treatment of otorrhea isolated on AOM in children was conducted. The Medline and Cochrane databases were consulted until 30/07/2019. Results: No RCT or MA of RCT evaluated the effect of oral or topical antibiotic therapy in children with asymptomatic otorrhea following a perforated AOM. Conclusion: Current recommendations to systematically treat children with isolated otorrhea on AOM with antibiotics are not justified by an RCT. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The theme of our research is to describe the structural characteristics, the natural regeneration and the demographic structure of zeen oak in the Ouled Bechih forest (Souk Ahras). Data were collected by random sampling on 6 square plots of 0.09 ha. The dendrometric parameters measured were diameter at 1.3 m above ground level, total tree height and seedlings with diameter ≤ 10 cm. The diameter and height structures were fitted to the theoretical Weibull distribution using Minitab14 and XLStat 2022 software. The main results obtained indicate that mean height, mean diameter and basal area are significantly different in the 6 plots. The average density of Zeen oak trees in the Ouled Bechih forest is 157 trees/ha with a basal area of 22.65±5.53 m 2 /ha, the natural regeneration is average, it is 234.27%. The analysis of the diameter and height structures shows predominance of old trees with large diameters and high heights. These results constitute a database, which contributes to the improvement and sustainable management of the Zeen oak in this forest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

(Series Information) European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration, 2021 6(1), 473-491 | Article | (Table of Contents) I. The cumulative complexities of ETIAS. - II. ETIAS, element of a Global Information System. - II.1. Integration conditions. - II.2. The integration mechanisms. - III. ETIAS, element of a penal mechanism. - III.1. Differentiating the criminal and administrative functions of ETIAS. - III.2. Blurring of the penal and administrative functions of ETIAS. - IV. Conclusion. | (Abstract) In order to manage migratory flows, the large-scale information system ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) aims to establish whether third- country nationals whose country takes part in visa-waiving agreements could be authorized to travel to the EU. This Article intends to shine a light from a legal perspective on the ambivalence of the means and ends of the ETIAS database. ETIAS is not solely an instrument of migratory flow management. It is also, more discretely, a criminal justice instrument. In addition to the ad-ministrative function of ETIAS, there is a law-enforcement capability: once data pertaining to candidates seeking travel authorization is collected, it becomes available to ends which are estranged from the administrative function of ETIAS. This Article intends to highlight the opaque nature of ETIAS resulting from its cumulating complexities at the crossroads of law and information technology, EU and member states competences, administrative and criminal laws. ETIAS is indicative of a more global model that it is helping to deploy, suggesting the prospect of a data set pertaining to migrants and available for criminal purposes. In conclusion, this Article raises the following questions: is ETIAS compatible with fundamental liberties? And in this respect should its hidden criminal dimension raise concerns?

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Over the past two decades, digital technologies have gained unprecedented development, having a significant impact in all areas of human activity. Museums were also involved in the whirlwind of the technological revolution, and this opened up vital opportunities for preserving and promoting the cultural heritage. Due to digital technologies, museums can more effectively manage their collections, provide better preservation and study of cultural values, and increase the accessibility and attractiveness of cultural heritage for the public. Based on these considerations, the purpose of the communication is to highlight some practical ways for the museum to use technological innovation to improve its performance and gain a competitive advantage. The issues of digitization of cultural heritage at European level is considered by defining concepts in the field of digital technologies, assessing the advantages and disadvantages of using modern technologies, as well as by noting good practices for digitizing the collections of museums in countries with experience in this field. Next, the current context of the application of the digital strategy for the cultural heritage administered by the National Museum of History of Moldova is presented and analyzed in detail, being pointed out the problems and perspectives of the digitization process of the museum collections.

This paper aims to describe the building-up of SciE-Lex (http://www.ub.edu/grelic/eng/scielex2/scielex.html), a collocational database of non-specialized terms in biomedical English, which was primarily conceived as a response to the lack of reference tools accounting for the lexicogrammatical patterning associated with non-technical terms frequently used in the health science discourse. SciE-Lex thus serves the purpose of assisting L2 English writers from the health science discourse community in their production of biomedical texts in English. This collocational database is the result of a lexicographic project carried out by the GreLiC research group at the University of Barcelona, and as such it has undergone various developmental stages since its inception. In order to evaluate its adequacy as a writing tool addressed to the Spanish biomedical community and confirm the appropriateness of the combinatorial patterning and phraseological information included in each entry, a group of language experts were asked to assess the dictionary by stressing both its weaknesses and strengths. Their feedback has stressed the suitability of SciE-Lex as a lexicographic resource and yielded significant improvement of the tool. Last but not least, SciE-Lex has also been successfully tested with targeted users in a series of “Writing for publication” workshops held at the University of Barcelona, and taught by the author, the results of which have corroborated the usefulness of this lexical database to enhance Spanish users’ biomedical English published writing.

Databases and Spatial Representation of Moroccan Roman Mosaics Morocco boasts a rich and extensive heritage of Roman mosaics. Each of these mosaics is assigned a very detailed record documenting their discovery, dimensions, state of conservation, and so on. A good number of the mosaics have been removed from their original site and are currently in storerooms awaiting restoration. The objective of this project is to create a GIS database that will collate all the records for each of these mosaics. Geo-referencing software (ArcGIS) can be used to view the mosaics in situ. The creation of such a database will make it easier to access information about each mosaic and to facilitate management and decision making.

La universalización y democratización de diversas geotecnologías, sumada a la creación y consumo de grandes cantidades de geodatos, ha generado un impulso para lograr soluciones tecnológicas que satisfagan las nuevas necesidades surgidas. El debate actual se centra en la disyuntiva de la continuidad de operar con sistemas tradicionales, o bien apostar por el surgimiento y consolidación de nuevas tecnologías, como es el caso del Big Data. A todo ello se suma la necesidad de evaluar y analizar el encaje de los SIG, herramienta fundamental del geógrafo en estos nuevos planteamientos. Dentro de todo este complejo universo, se tomará como ejemplo la transición que se está produciendo en el campo de las bases de datos, verdadero corazón de un SIG. Tradicionalmente se ha venido empleando modelos relacionales, que están actualmente en pugna con opciones más novedosas, entre las que destaca el ya citado Big Data, con una potente irrupción en el mundo geográfico, y con un gran peso fuera de él. A través de una revisión crítica, realizada de forma empírica, mediante el desarrollo de una matriz multicriterio y de la aplicación de un análisis DAFO, con este trabajo se pretenden evaluar las opciones tecnológicas, actuales y futuras, más adecuadas para dar respuesta a este nuevo paradigma. Abstract The universalization and democratization of diverse geotechnologies, added to the creation and consumption of large amounts of geodata, has generated an impulse to achieve technological solutions that meet the new needs that have arisen. The current debate focuses on the dilemma of the continuity of operating with traditional systems, or betting on the emergence and consolidation of new technologies, such as Big Data. To all this is added the need to evaluate and analyze the fit of GIS, a fundamental tool of the geographer in these new approaches. Within this complex universe, we will take as an example the transition that is taking place in the field of databases, the true heart of a GIS. Traditionally they have been using relational models, which are currently in conflict with newer options, among which the Big Data stands out, with a strong irruption in the geographical world, and with a great weight outside it. Through a critical review, conducted empirically, through the development of a multicriteria matrix and the application of a SWOT analysis, this paper aims to evaluate the technological options, current and future, more appropriate to respond to this new paradigm.

The documentation compiled by the Recueil général des monuments sculptés en France pendant le Haut Moyen âge research teams is kept in the Sculpture Department of the Musée du Louvre. There are plans to transform it into a database. This “dematerialisation” requires long and meticulous preparatory work. First, it is necessary to have an overall view of the collection that, moreover, bears witness to the systematic working methods that predate the development of information technology. Then the documents to be digitised must be selected and prepared. Four different methods of putting the documents online using the MediaWiki tool may be envisaged, in the hope of ensuring interoperability between the SATHMA database, which is supplemented by CARE and other heritage databases.

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The aim of this paper is to examine the uses of reported speech in the epistolary discourse of Christine de Pizan. Based on two texts, Le Livre des epistres du debat sus le Rommant de la Rose and the letters inserted in Le Livre du Duc des vrais amants, it first describes the different instances of direct and indirect speech that occur in this corpus as well as the properties of their speakers and addressees. The second part of the study focuses on the role of the textual space of the letter in the representation of dialogic exchanges. Finally, the article takes into account the corpus of Christine de Pizan comprised in the Frantext database, in order to compare the instances of reported speech characterising epistolary discourse with those inserted in narration. Thus it shows that the dialogic exchanges in Christine’s letters are part of an argumentative structure (inherited from texts written in medieval Latin) and that they do not aim to represent spoken language, unlike the reported speech contained in novels or other narrative texts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Equestrian artists (EA), with their multiple characteristics, are poorly identified in the world of performing arts. The issue of professionalisation of the sector is not perceived in the same way by the actors concerned. The contribution focuses on the relationship of AEs to training and is based on a plural data collection: semi-directive interviews (n=31), and interviews carried out on the basis of traces of the activity in a prototypical training course. The latter, designed by a team of researchers in the context of technological research, was experienced in total immersion for a week (researchers and AEs). The inter-level approach makes it possible to understand the modes of learning favoured in the course of the AEs; moreover, it opens up the experience lived by the latter, engaged, with the researchers, in a training intended to test the proposals and to adjust the professionalization project. The results open up a reflection on what this research produces in terms of knowledge, and on what it engages/transforms at the collective and individual levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As part of the "reengineering" of initial studies of physiotherapy, it is sought to understand the situation of transmission-learning of the clinical reasoning of a student and his tutor in an internship situation, during the first patient encounter. The first session is considered a problematic situation in the link professions. Using Houssaye's pedagogical triangle (2014) and Lescouarch's quadrangle (2018), the interactions of guardianship and shoring are looked at. The approach used is part of the field of professional knowledge. The student performs, under supervision, a first care session with a patient accustomed to this liberal practice. The survey methodology implemented includes recordings of care sessions. The comments are based on the analysis of data from five patient/tutor/student triads. The analysis of the interactions and the different positions taken by the actors during the session allows modeling in an educational pyramid, placing the patient as a third part mediator in the learning of clinical reasoning. He assumes several roles depending on the support and the pedagogical posture he adopts. The patient's role in this learning be an unthought of the training. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Through this contribution we would like to propose an analysis of the variation, mainly diatopic, applied to fixed sequences, through a resource we have developed for Automatic Language Processing. The large number of variants that appear in corpora has led us to carry out an exhaustive analysis of these constructions in order to allow native and non-native users, and NLP applications, to use these fixed sequences correctly. The textual data are varied, from qualite potentially degraded and voluminous. Finally, the other difficulty that NLP must face to access the meaning of texts are the intrinsic characteristics of natural languages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Born in December 1958, Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) was dissolved on May, 11th 2018. During its almost sixty years of existence, ETA has undergone phases of military offensive and then a decline in its operational activity. In order to understand the limits of these episodes and their reasons, we have created an original database listing all the actions of the armed group. Its analysis contributes to highlight the strategic developments of the clandestine organisation and makes possible to discuss the conclusions previously drawn from the group's databases of fatal victims. We will thus consider the consequences of methodological choices on the interpretation the history of a clandestine organisation and of its key moments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The political debate on the migration crisis poses many problems with reference to the categorization of migrants and refugees, whose legal definition does not satisfy the designation needs. This contribution aims to explore the terminology of migration through online terminology platforms and databases. The contribution provides a framework of the choices that lead to use one term over another in the context of migration terminology.

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