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The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of "long-tail keywords" generated based on the keyword "Industrial Management" on user searches on the Internet. Given the impact of the global 4.0 industrial revolution, trends in Internet search fall into two categories: searches in the ITC industrial management objectives, research performance in industrial management, quality control in industrial management, etc. The research was also based on the analysis of possible similarities, based on algorithms, between variants of user searches.

We analyze the lung function using advanced measurement (body plethysmography) and standard measurement (spirometry) in stable COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) patients. Subjects and methods: 211 patients with stable COPD (88.6% males) age 61�5 years (mean � standard deviation), exsmokers 78.7%, underwent to: body pletysmography , spirometry, electrocardiography. Parameters obtained: residual volume (RV), forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1), were correlated with different parameters and also for prediction of quality of life in COPD patients. In assessing the quality of life we used the St. George�s Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ). According to BMI (body mass index) we classify patients in four groups: 1. underweight ([ 20, n = 34), 2. normal weight (20-24, n = 79), 3. overweight (25-29.9, n = 58), 4. obese ( ]30, n = 40), n = number of patients.

This research follows the evolution, role and interactions between e-learning and specific social / educational activities, under crisis conditions too. The impossibility of the physical presence of teachers and students in educational institutions has automatically led to the use of online platforms. Taking account of the changes in learning activities in the context of the effects of the pandemic facing all mankind, we wanted to highlight the current state of research in the Web of Science for keywords "e-learning and University".

The aim of this paper is to analyse from the educational point of view which are the interactions between online and offline, starting from a set of values that contribute to the stability and functionality of the knowledge-based economy. There are four factors that allow the integration and sharing of values through online and offline interactions: organizational culture, digital technology, implementation of creative methodologies and digital transformation. In this respect, the interactions specific to systems based on open governance were analyzed. Interactions between online and offline are also very important in the educational process. For this reason, we introduced a new concept, called TOTO ("Teaching Online, Transfer Offline" ↔ "Transfer Offline, Teaching Online"). This slogan is meant to promote the acquisition and transfer of knowledge in the future. Particular importance was given to studying the effects of the interactions between Personal Online Learning Networks and Offline Learning Teams. Since social media is a common tool for most socio-economic activities, it has been considered necessary to carry out a case study on the interactions specific to this environment.

The paper deals with ultrasonically aided micro-electrical discharge machining (μEDM+US) of an advanced material, Co-Cr-Ni-W-Al alloy with multiple utilizations in medicine, automotive, aerospace etc. The high resistance characteristics of this alloy impose thermal concentrated energy machining; μEDM+US is a good response in terms of machining rate, and surface quality. These output performances are proved by the presented experimental and modeling results. Ultrasonic assistance of μEDM augmented the main technological parameters by the synergy created within this hybrid machining.

In the digital economy characterized by specific interactions among various economic, cultural, scientific, educational and technologic factors, the labour force market is changing continuously. In its turn, this requires a qualified and flexible labour force that can adapt to the market needs. The ability to defeat competition at a national and international level, is based on the indissoluble link between education and employment, because the former allows a greater receptivity of the educational system to the requirements of the labour market. The approach of the present paper is a multidimensional one, examining the interactions between the educational productivity and the employment requirements. The research is based on some questionnaires which allow a better understanding of the processes and results of some educational systems, together with the requirements specific to the labour market. All proofs suggest that the entities that meet the educational standards, interacting with the market and promoting change, offer higher chances of employment and better conditions on the labour force market.

TEM Journal; Vol 8, No 1, 2019. ISSN 2217-8309, The development and diversification of the business environment needs better and better quality assurance for provided services and products for all execution stages. The organizational management, researchers and specialists in the quality management field are studying, analyzing, comparing and proposing modern solutions for organizing and monitoring a quality assurance system within organizations. In this context, this paper analyzes the interactions between development and quality as well as the way to perform and implement a procedure for regulating the way to prepare and update the documents needed for quality management at the knowledge-based organizations level, using IT

The host–guest interaction of tolmetin (TOL) with β-cyclodextrin (β-CD) and the influence of human serum albumin (HSA) on the formation of the inclusion complex were studied by 1D and 2D NMR spectroscopy. The TOL/β-CD inclusion complex formed at a molar ratio of 1:1 with a binding constant value of 2164.5 L·mol−1. Data analysis showed that the addition of 10 μmol·L−1 of HSA weakened the strength of TOL binding to β-CD (K a = 1493 L·mol−1). The interaction of TOL with HSA in the absence and presence of β-CD was studied by analyzing the fluorescence quenching data. The Stern–Volmer quenching constants and the binding constants are found to be smaller in the presence of β-CD, suggesting that β-CD hinders the strong interaction of TOL with HSA by complex formation. Additionally, the presence of β-CD does not induce conformational and microenvironmental changes on HSA.

The efficiency of exploiting the software takes on new dimensions under the conditions of integrated exploitation at the level of process and structural organization of SMEs found within the regional strategic alliances. The modeling and simulation of the leadership and regulation processes of the supply, sales and production flows imply a complex display of forces between the different partners of the logistic chain which can be supported by the existence of some data bases developed based on information partnership whose purpose is to counterattack the communication barriers and to ensure a flow and flexibility of the entire logistic flow. The modeling and simulation of the non-industrial processes can lead to the increase of the efficient development of the rural areas and small urban areas through agro-tourism, combining elements that are specific to some fields such as agriculture, ecology, merchandise/people transportation and tourism.

Process modelling is the concise description of the total variation in one quantity, y, by partitioning it into a deterministic component given by a mathematical function of one or more other quantities, x1, x2... plus a random component that follows a particular probability distribution. The models are material or immaterial systems, which represent other systems, so that it may be possible to manipulate the built structures and their states. The main elements of a simulation are: attributes (describe and differentiate entities), variables (system characteristics), resources (whose capacity can be variable), tails (seen in case of unavailability of resources) and statistical accumulators (measure needed indicators). The new cluster model used in the present paper is a "Five for all" type, which is based on the American concept of "Smart community". Following the regional SWOT analysis, we choose an enterprise (SME), a member of the regional innovation cluster, whose activities will be modelled using the Arena software: distribution and processing of steel products (sheet, profile, pipe, concrete, steel, stainless steel, alloy with special purpose). Welded pipe production, cutting heavy plate with gas and plasma, cutting and slitting foil, shaping and reinforcing steel in coils bars, components from. Trade in petroleum products and fertilizers. Foreign trade and transport. Modelling and simulation of industrial activities profile are based on statistics regarding the lifecycle of various products and equipment involved in their manufacture.

Nowadays all sorts of organizations face several major of different magnitudes, velocities and temporalities. These changes occur primarily as breaks, more or less strong, of a questioning, of action modes and of an unsatisfactory thinking. Secondly they might also occur due to the development skills leading the organization to a situation perceived as even more satisfactory. Recognizing the inevitable processes of change existing within organizations, we could use a series of necessary questions in order to clarify the phenomenon of change: Why do organizations need to change?; What are the reasons for the changes?; What are the needed changes? (This issue allows not only the delimitation of the contour dissatisfaction points but also the directions you wish to redress the organization to.) How does the change take place? (This question is included in a certain space placed between the discontent and the situation under review, space that can be called "the change process", a type of "black box" in which a series of transformations happen.) 