Institute for Management and Organization
Table 2 in Review of the bee subgenus Lasioglossum (Hemihalictus) in western North America (Hymenoptera: Halictidae)
Department of Entomology, University of Manitoba, 12 Dafoe Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R 3 T 2 N 2, Canada.
Department of Entomology, University of Manitoba, 12 Dafoe Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R 3 T 2 N 2, Canada. & Jason.
Table 2. Measurements and qualitative characters used in linear discriminant analysis (LDA) and partitioning around medioids (PAM). MeasurementsQualitative charactersFace lengthClypeus apex colourationFace length/head width ratioSupraclypeal punctationUpper ocular distance/lower ocular distance (UOD/LOD) ratioFrons punctationSupraclypeal length/width ratioHair colourationClypeal length/width ratioTomentum densityMesoscutum/metanotum ratioInter-tegular span (ITS)Mesoscutum length/ITS ratio
论规范性主张的起点——基于耦合态事实约束形成的应当
本文通过现实与历史中的实例，论证了寻找规范性根源在实践层面的终极目的，是确立规范性主张的合法性。进一步论证了耦合态事实与现实事实、逻辑事实在这一实践层面的终极目的面前平权，三者具备同等的合法性检验效力。既然如此，就无须执着于跨越休谟鸿沟，建立“是”与“应当”两个范畴之间的纯粹逻辑映射，不但原理上不可能，而且耦合态事实路径在实践效力上也与之等价。本文的工作为寻找规范性终极来源做了一次目的澄清，同时打开了一扇新的门。
Epistemology, Ethical theory, Philosophy not elsewhere classified
THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING MARKETING STRATEGIES IN MANAGEMENT
Associate Professor of Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute
Student of Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute
The article examines the importance of developing marketing strategies in modern management and their role in achieving organizational success. It analyzes how well-designed marketing strategies help enterprises identify target markets, understand customer needs, and create competitive advantages in dynamic business environments. The study highlights the significance of market research, segmentation, positioning, and promotion strategies in improving organizational performance and increasing profitability. It also explores the role of digital technologies and modern communication channels in shaping effective marketing approaches. Based on the analysis, conclusions are drawn regarding the necessity of integrating marketing strategy development into overall management processes to ensure sustainable growth and competitiveness.
Beteiligung fördern durch generationengemischte Wohnprojekte: Eine qualitative Forschung in der Siedlung Heizenholz: Erfahrungen jüngerer Generationen in generationengemischten Wohnprojekten aus Sicht der Soziokulturellen Animation
Die vorliegende Bachelor-Arbeit bietet Einblick in die Funktionsweise und Bedeutung von generationengemischten Wohnprojekten mit dem Fokus auf die Perspektive der jüngeren Generationen anhand des Fallbeispiels der Siedlung Heizenholz. Der gesellschaftliche Wandel, insbesondere die Alterung der Gesellschaft, die Individualisierung und die veränderten Familienstrukturen, bewirken eine Segregation der Generationen. Die ausserfamilialen Generationenbeziehungen gewinnen an Bedeutung. Die veränderten Haushaltsstrukturen und der zusätzliche Bedarf an Wohnraum rufen alternative Wohnprojekte ins Leben. Aufgrund der Leitvorstellung der Beteiligungsgesellschaft, welche die Verwirklichung der demokratischen Grundwerte zum Ziel hat, wird die Bedeutung von Generationenbeziehungen für Individuum und Gesellschaft bewertet. Generationenbeziehungen bieten Orientierung und Lernmöglichkeiten und sind für die Identitätsbildung des Individuums von grosser Wichtigkeit. Die Erhaltung einer Gesellschaft hängt massgeblich von der Weitergabe von Kultur und Werten im Rahmen von Generationenbeziehungen ab. Positiv erlebte Generationenbeziehungen fördern Solidarität, Toleranz und gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt.
Source-Faithful Finite-Core Reductions for a Hilbert–Pólya Positivity Criterion
This Version 2.0 presents a source-faithful finite-dimensional reduction of a Hilbert–Pólya positivity program for the completed Weil form. Conditional on the endpoint and source identities established in two companion papers, the problem is reduced to a comparison of positive and negative shortened source Gram operators at prime-power endpoints. The construction preserves the endpoint, archimedean, prime-power, factor-pair, and temporal signs before scalar majorization and develops a sequence of exact finite-core reductions for the remaining bounded curvature operator. The manuscript begins with a canonical source-space decomposition of the negative shortened Gram into a finite retained row core and a positive remainder. This yields an exact signed finite-core defect without assuming positivity of the underlying Schur complement. A sharp mean–anisotropy lower-edge estimate and an exact directed three-sector decomposition then retain the signed interactions between endpoint, gamma, and grouped prime-power sectors under the common canonical shortening action. The arithmetic structure is unfolded directly on the completed source lifts. Exact endpoint, gamma, and grouped-prime coefficient formulas are combined with finite Perron representations, support-uncertainty identities, Peano transforms, Dirichlet–Green rearrangements, completed-Chebyshev reductions, terminal-shell matching, parity-hyperplane compression, exact finite-Fourier evaluation, reciprocal-gap compression, and cap-scale root geometry. A null full-shift gauge removes the nonexceptional cap-depth loss and reduces the strongest fixed-endpoint criterion to finitely many recomputed component records. The final structural analysis factors the Peano profile through the gauged cap depth and the point-source Green curvature. Under a saturating full-shift gauge, the relevant roots localize at quarter-cell positions. An important consequence is that the raw Peano L2 energy is not the quantity that must vanish. Its limiting periodic background has exactly scalar cardinal Gram and therefore carries no anisotropic defect. The relevant endpoint obstruction is instead the explicit periodic-cell anisotropy of the nonexceptional Peano Gram. The large-endpoint problem is thereby reduced to an explicit cofinal surplus inequality. For both parity sectors and all sufficiently large prime-power endpoints, it is sufficient to prove a positive power–log lower bound for the maximal parity-admissible full-shift direct operator surplus. Within the imported endpoint/source framework, this yields the remaining large-endpoint signed central estimate and activates the subsequent half-cell and Schur implications toward completed Weil positivity. The decisive cofinal arithmetic inequality is not proved in this manuscript. An alternative sufficient formulation is the periodic-cell gauge-balance inequality, which is likewise not yet established for all sufficiently large endpoints. Accordingly, this paper is a conditional reduction theorem within a Hilbert–Pólya positivity program. It does not claim global Weil positivity and does not claim a proof of the Riemann Hypothesis.
Riemann Hypothesis, Riemann zeta-function, Riemann xi-function, Hilbert–Pólya, Weil positivity, Weil explicit formula, operator positivity, finite-dimensional reduction, source Gram operators, Schur complement, Krein reduction, finite-core reduction, Peano kernel, Dirichlet Green function, finite Perron formula, prime-power endpoints, parity decomposition, finite Fourier analysis, completed Chebyshev reduction, full-shift gauge, periodic-cell renormalization, anisotropy, operator theory, analytic number theory, spectral theory, Mathematics, Number Theory, Analytic Number Theory, Operator Theory, Functional Analysis, Spectral Theory, Mathematical Physics
Improved Immersive Content Delivery in a Combined Service-based-Virtualized/Open-RAN Network Environment
The stringent requirements of the latest immersive applications (i.e., 360° video, VR, AR, XR, etc.) combined with the scarcity of radio resources are challenging the service operators of the various telecommunication networks. In the recent literature, HetNets have been proposed as an alternative to overcoming these challenges. In previous work, the authors presented SVORA, an architecture for integrating different radio technologies, combining virtualized/open RAN architectures and SBA-based RAN for efficient spectrum usage. In this work, the authors upgrade the previously proposed solution to deliver immersive video efficiently. The paper presents imeNF, a new set of Network Functions that support delivering high-bitrate immersive video-based applications with increased quality of service. Simulations-based testing shows how, based on imeNF, a 16k video can be sent with delays of 15 ms, while traditional D-RAN, V-RAN, and O-RAN-based approaches take more than 300 ms.
Fusion of Traditional Crochet Techniques in Modern Lehenga Construction
The primary objective of this undertaken is to leverage conventional crochet techniques in the construction of a contemporary crochet lehenga. To achieve a garment characterized by softness, resilience, and aesthetic appeal, bamboo and acrylic yarns were employed. The design process was meticulously considered, and precise measurements of the waist, length, and flare were taken prior to the lehenga’s fabrication. A diverse array of crochet stitches and patterns were utilized to define the overall appearance, flare, and structural integrity of the ensembles. Each phase of the process was executed with diligence and a keen focus on detail. This project aims to blend traditional craft with modern fashion design. The findings indicate that crochet can be employed in both modern and traditional fashion contexts. Furthermore, the project underscores the environmental benefits of artisanal products, their distinctiveness, and the growing consumer interest in handcrafted fashion. This study significantly improved time management abilities, creative thinking, and technical proficiency in crochet. Consequently, this project lays the groundwork for future innovative and engaging concepts.
Handcrafted garments, Traditional craft, Crochet lehenga, sustainable fashion
International Journal of Scientific Research and Technology
# dsMDAO_MAGs & Functional Annotation Dataset This repository hosts the metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) and comprehensive functional annotation results derived from the Antarctic Ocean deep-sea microbial dataset (dsMDAO). This work is part of our manuscript titled *"dsMDAO: a high-resolution deep-sea microbial dataset of Antarctic Ocean reveals potential for taxonomic and functional diversity"* (Microbial Genomics, MGEN-D-26-00281R1). ## Repository Contents The data are organized into the following directories: ### 1. Metagenome-Assembled Genomes (MAGs)- Directory: `MAGs/`- Description: High-quality and medium-quality MAGs recovered from the Antarctic deep-sea metagenomes.- Format: FASTA files (`.fa`) for each individual MAG.- Naming: `bin_XXX.fa` (where XXX is the bin ID). ## Citation If you use the data from this repository in your research, please cite: dsMDAO: a high-resolution deep-sea microbial dataset of Antarctic Ocean reveals potential for taxonomic and functional diversity. *Microbial Genomics*, 2026. ## Contact For questions, data access issues, or collaboration inquiries, please contact: Zhongwei Chen & Huihuang Jiang E-mail:huihuang111000@163.com (H.H.J.); kelongzhizhu@126.com (Z.W.C.) ## License This work is shared under the **Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)** license, in line with the journal's open access policy. **Last updated:** September 2026
Holonomic Resolution of the Gribov Ambiguity
This paper proposes a fundamental reformulation of non-Abelian gauge theory by supplanting the axiomatic continuous Euclidean manifold with a rigidly quantized, discrete H4 (120-cell) quasicrystalline spatial graph. The framework identifies ultraviolet divergences, the catastrophic breakdown of perturbative trajectories at the Landau pole, and the Gribov ambiguity as mathematical artifacts of infinite spatial divisibility. By institutionalizing a native topological cutoff at the fundamental spatial edge length, the discrete manifold ensures that internal momentum integrations truncate at the exact Nyquist-Shannon limit of the geometry, natively regularizing the theory. The Gribov ambiguity is geometrically resolved via a discrete Bochner-Weitzenboeck identity, establishing a coercive spectral bound that strictly prevents zero modes in the Faddeev-Popov determinant and guarantees absolute global transversality. Furthermore, the geometric beta function is demonstrated to achieve unitary saturation at a finite topological fixed point, strictly preempting the asymptotic divergence of the Landau pole. Eliminating the need for arbitrary empirical parameterization, the theory derives foundational physical constants directly from the absolute tangent stiffness of the vacuum, parameterized as the Elizabeth Constant. Fractional charges of quarks are derived not from phenomenological fitting, but as exact eigenvalues of the discrete C3 rotational holonomies inherent to the dodecahedral structural boundary. The proton radius anomaly is resolved by evaluating the topological yield limit of the spatial matrix, producing a quantized stable radius of 0.8412 fm and mathematically demonstrating the historical 0.877 fm measurement to be an unphysical artifact of continuum extrapolation. The mass hierarchy, including the existence of exactly three fermion generations, is geometrically mandated by the stable coordination shells of the 120-cell. Additionally, the massive suppression of the neutrino mass is analytically evaluated via Weyl Group Attenuation, a consequence of the dimensional density deficit during the non-isometric projection from the 8-dimensional E8 root lattice to the 4-dimensional H4 observable subspace. Macroscopic cosmological anomalies are similarly addressed; dark matter is topologically derived as the orthogonal geometric complement—a fractional phason exhaust strictly decoupled from the observable continuous gauge connections during baryogenesis. Finally, the framework provides a highly specific, falsifiable prediction for high-energy collider physics: by redefining the 125.1 GeV/c-squared Higgs boson as the baseline elastodynamic scalar resonance of the localized spatial graph, the theory projects a "First Golden Harmonic" scalar resonance strictly constrained by the Golden Ratio, occurring exactly at 202.4 GeV/c-squared.
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The Global Biodiversity Information Facility
A dataset containing 442672 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query: { "TaxonKey" : [ "is one of (Origanum vulgare [Catalogue of Life])" ] } The dataset includes 442672 records from 2638 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0049727-260806074905277/datasets/export for details. Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
Power Plants With a Bacterial Past: A Critical Survey Review of Mitochondria and the Energetics of the Cell
This article presents a narrative review of Mitochondria and the Energetics of the Cell in the context of Biology. The literature on this topic has expanded substantially over recent decades, yet it remains fragmented across subfields, methods, and national research traditions. Drawing on an interpretive synthesis of representative contributions, the review reconstructs the historical development of the area, examines the conceptual foundations and definitional disputes that organize its debates, and maps the contemporary landscape of research, including the methodological shift toward data-intensive approaches and the institutional pressures that shape publication practice. Particular attention is given to the role of mitochondria and ATP as organizing themes, and to the conditions under which findings from different research traditions can be brought into productive comparison. The review identifies three synthetic conclusions: the literature is cumulatively strong but organizationally weak; methodological pluralism is better understood as a resource than as a defect; and the growing practical salience of the topic raises the stakes of its unresolved conceptual questions. An agenda for future work is proposed, emphasizing integrative research designs, transparent synthesis practices, and the protection of definitional and infrastructural work on which cumulative progress depends. The article is intended as both a reference map for newcomers and a provocation for specialists in Biology.
mitochondria, ATP, endosymbiosis, metabolism
0.7 - ECOSSISTEMA GUARDIÃO — Curriculum Institucional do Fundador
Curriculum institucional do fundador e inventor do Ecossistema Guardião, registrando identidade autoral, trajetória conceitual, áreas de atuação sistêmica e responsabilidade integral pelas obras, arquiteturas, metodologias e estruturas institucionais que compõem o Ecossistema Guardião. O documento declara autoria intelectual direta sobre os sistemas Guardião Auto Track™, Guardião Eco Track™, Olho do Guardião™, ODGX™, Borboletário Guardião™ e Cartas da Luz™, bem como sobre o Documento Master do Ecossistema Guardião, Guardião License Framework e Manifestos Institucionais. Integra formalmente a arquitetura autoral contínua do Ecossistema Guardião, assegurando precedência, rastreabilidade global e governança ética. Registro autoral: Escritório de Direitos Autorais da Fundação Biblioteca Nacional — Protocolo nº 2026/4866. Autor: Claudemir Portilho Mateus JúniorPerfil profissional: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudemir-portilhoWebsite institucional: https://guardiaoautotrack.com.br/ Ecossistema Guardião — Governança e Arquitetura Institucional
Ecossistema Guardião, Institutional Curriculum, Intellectual Authorship, Institutional Architecture, Systemic Governance, Conceptual Infrastructure, Authorial Identity, Founder Profile, Intellectual Property Protection, Authorship Registration, Intellectual Precedence, Governance Framework, Strategic Identity, Institutional Ecosystem, Claudemir Portilho Mateus Júnior
Technical Supplement & Parameter Index: Multi-Scale Chameleon Scalar Fields and Anisotropic Speed of Light Profiles
This technical supplement details the physical parameters, field equations, and boundary conditions evaluated across the 9-module integration pipeline and its associated numerical simulations. This index documents the parameter configurations utilized in the accompanying preprint repository, which evaluates a six-dimensional semiclassical action functional over an extended configuration manifold to address the local cosmological expansion discrepancy via a transient early dark energy contribution while satisfying local terrestrial screening constraints. This document directly supports the primary work: "A Six-Dimensional Torsional Action Principle and its Explicit Resolution of the Cosmological Hubble Tension". CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROOFS & SOURCE NOTARIZATION:To ensure absolute structural priority and tamper-proof verification of this independent framework, the core project components have been securely notarized offline. This repository contains the finalized .tex source code ('Longo_6D_torsional_action_technical_supplement.tex') and the compiled publication-grade manuscript layout ('Longo_6D_torsional_action_technical_supplement.pdf'). Symmetrized local SHA-256 cryptographic digital fingerprints have been permanently burned into the public immutable ledger network via OpenTimestamps, and the corresponding '.ots' receipt verification files are attached herein.
Chameleon scalar fields, Anisotropic speed of light, Early dark energy, Hubble tension, Semiclassical action functional, Terrestrial screening constraints, Cosmological expansion discrepancy, Numerical simulation parameters
Perpetual Pace Man in Lausanne, Switzerland
This sculpture by Chinese artist She Duofo is one of a set of two runners as a group titled 'Never Stopping' (the other, Perpetual Pace Woman, also uploaded on MyMiniFactory) cast in bronze and made as a gift to commemorate the Xiamen marathon. Jacques Rogge, the president of the IOC, expressed his acknowledgement for the gift in a letter to the Xiamen mayor Zhang Changping. It is with pleasure that the International Olympic Committee accepts the honour to receive two of the statues group entitled Never Stopping. Your kind donation is very much appreciated, The statues, made of bronze and about 2 meters in height, are to be delivered to Lausanne on March 25, the same day the fourth international Xiamen marathon outsets. The unveilling ceremony will be held on April 24 at the Olympic Museum. The creator, She Duofu, sculptor of Xiamen Institute of Art and Design, said he wishes to portray the Olympic spirit of going all out to win success in the statues. [many thanks to ysomedia for the corrections in the description!] This object is part of Scan The World. Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from across the globe for the public to access for free. Scan the World is an open source, community effort, if you have interesting items around you and would like to contribute, email stw@myminifactory.com to find out how you can help.
Food Traceability for Smart Agriculture Through Block-chain
Blockchain is an emerging digital technology that allows for widespread financial transactions between underutilized groups, without the need for intermediaries such as banks. The report looks at why blockchain is better than the current traditional system, and discusses the effects, challenges and potential of overall asset management. Complete research shows that blockchain is a promising technology aimed at transparent food marketing, with many ongoing programs for various food products and food-related problems, but many challenges and challenges remain, preventing its widespread popularity among farmers and programs.
Blockchain, Food Tracking, Smart Agriculture