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The concept of sustainable development is central to the development of the future of humanity. The recent devaluation of development has brought about great changes, and the carriers of these changes have been able to predetermine, and predetermination, along with economic pressure, has contributed to the civilized development of friendship. Social prosperity grows when innovative processes are triggered, the economy is based on knowledge and the principles of sustainable development are triggered. The goal of this study is to link entrepreneurship and sustainable development and show the intertwining of components of sustainable development with environmental components.

In this paper, a model of a wireless receiver based on macro diversity (MD) technique is considered. The system consists of a macro diversity SC receiver (MD SC) that combines the output signals from two micro diversity (mD SC) receivers with L input branches. This approach is used to simultaneously reduce the effects of Weibull short-term fading, Gamma long-term fading, and co-channel interference (CCI) on system performance. In this paper, closed-form expressions for the outage probability (Pout) of the system for the ratio of the signal-to-interference (SIR) at the outputs of the mD SC and the MD SC receiver, were derived. The system Pout of the ratio the signal-to-interference at the output of the MD SC receiver can further be used to calculate the average fading duration (AFD) of the proposed system configuration. Further, we explore the potential of using Large Language Model (LLM)-based trending ChatGPT service to estimate the degree of the Quality of Service (QoS), considering Pout as one of the input variables. Finally, we have compared the proposed method to traditional Weka-based machine learning algorithm in predicting the QoS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study is based on research that provided precise insights into changes in social relations in Venice during the last war with the Ottoman Empire, known as the Second Morean War 1714–1718. The focus is on very complex relations between Daniel IV Dolphin (1656–1729) and Andrea Pisani (1662–1718), as representatives of the two strongest factions in the patriciate. British sources, more precisely than Venetian contemporaries, related the general crisis of government with most important personalities on whom the war efforts were based. This study seeks to underline the credibility and precision of British sources while using achievements of contemporary Italian historiography, with respects to the visible progress over the past decades in research of the various phenomena of the Venetian patriciate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

„Saggio delli Commerciali Rapporti di Veneziani colle Ottomane Scale di Durazzo ed Albania" by Giovanni Antonio Maria Morana, printed in Venice in 1816, is used in this study as a first class source in attempt to track significant changes in local businesses of the the so-called Turkish Albania, within the general framework of Venetian economy, in the circumstances that followed the abolition of the Republic in 1797. Document offers concrete answers to the question, whether this area, with Durrës as an export port, could be a compatible partner to the Venetian economy. At the time this treatise was published, the region came under the rule of Austria. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The research is based on documents from the National Archives in London, State Papers, Foreign, Venice (n° 99), folders n° 60 i 61. These documents contain precious information on political changes in Italy after 1714 in the light of British interests and from the perspective of British contemporaries as the Treaty of Rastatt has ordered a shift of authorities in the Naples and Sicily. The Austrian takeover of these Spanish possessions has produced important consequences for British interests in the Mediterranean. This research reconstructed the events from the perspective of these interests. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Jazz originated and evolved in a free market economy and complex mutual relations with unregulated social conjuncture. Coping with social challenges during the Progressive era (1890--1920) contributed to the partial emaneipation of marginalized groups; however jazz, in its first decades, remained directed to the general need for mass entertainment (the "jazz era" in the 1920s). The artistic development of jazz was therefore temporarily delayed during the economic crisis, Great Depression and the new recession of the late 1930s (1929--1938). The first movement in jazz that could be considered to be an art for art's sake, while renouncing any populist elements, appeared in 1939 Coleman Hawkins' Body and Soul recording. Market and social conditions for the emergence of the avant-garde began to mature only during the years after 1945, within a new business cycle in the US economy. The prosperous and conformist decade of the 1950s stabilized the middle class and directed general social preferences towards the benefits of higher education. European immigration from the inter-war period, and a new wave of immigration at the end of the Second World War enabled the growth of American universities in terms of quality and social influence. Universities recruited the jazz avant-garde audience, and supported other progressive art movements in the 1960s "decade of turbulence, protest, and disillusionment". Thanks to market support, the jazz avant-garde managed to survive free of the influences of state institutions, as John Coltranc's Love Supreme, often listed amongst the greatest jazz albums of all time, was sold in about 500,000 copies by 1970. A similar development, with the emergence of the baby-boom generation in the late 1960s, has contributed to the maturing of European avant-garde audiences and markets (ECM, 1969). The study will also examine avant-garde movements in relation to historical changes in economic and social disparities, from the thirties to the early 1970s. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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