Climate Migration in Post-Apocalyptic Narratives on the Mainstream Screen by Linda Koncz, Alex Villas Boas

“…These narratives share an apocalyptic literary approach, intertwining biblical elements to draw a subjectivity that enables us to see the end of our known world order simultaneously as a new beginning. …”
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Revision of the Polynema dikobraz species-group with description of a remarkable new species from South Africa (Hymenoptera, Chalcidoidea, Mymaridae) by Simon van Noort, Serguei V. Triapitsyn

“…This species is morphologically closely related to the recently described Polynema (Polynema) dikobraz Triapitsyn, 2017 from Madagascar, both species possessing enlarged spine-like microtrichia on the fore wing disc that are unique among all the known world fairyflies. This new species belongs to the informal dikobraz species-group of the nominate subgenus of Polynema, which previously was only known from Madagascar. …”
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Lieux et milieux dans le Théâtre de Béziers (XVIIe siècle) by Jean-François Courouau

“…While the local setting is primordial (Béziers and its region), national references and beyond, to the edges of the known world, present an important openness to the world. …”
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<i>Pax Romana</i> as agtergrond van die Christelike <i>kerugma</i> by Frans J. Boshoff

“…According to apocalyptic eschatology, an end to the known world is expected. This end was considered to be a cataclysmic catastrophe awaiting in the future, albeit indeterminate to humankind. …”
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The power of sports tradition and its influence on long-standing engagement of athletes in running races by Miloš Bednář

“…We attempled to formulate own definition of tradition using the term of social time. Well-known world competitions served as an example of power of tradition in the field of sport. …”
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LEVELS OF HOPELESSNESS DURING COVID19 IMPOSED LOCKDOWN by Emmanuel Maziti, Agnes Mujuru

“…Pandemics have been experienced since the existence of the known world. Their nature of operation has robbed many people the eye to see the bright future ahead. …”
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Le Wessex, espace étranger by Isabelle Gadoin-Luis

“…As the horizon of the known world suddenly seems to retreat away from the protagonists, inaccessible, frightening backgrounds are fleetingly revealed, and Wessex acquires a dimension that might well be called transcendent, not in any religious sense, far from it — but in the sense of what escapes and resists man’s powers of apprehension, representation and rational knowledge or mastery. …”
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Methodology for Building a Prototype System for Complex Data Analysis of Thematic Sites by I. I. Piletski, M. P. Batura, N. A. Volarava

“…The main task of this work is to use these technologies to analyze data from well-known world sites in order to build a prototype of a systems for complex analysis of data from Internet sources.…”
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Demistifikasi Tokoh Don Juan dalam La Nuit De Valognes Karya Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt by Talha Bachmid, S. Riella R. Muridan

“…Don Juan as a myth is well-known world wide over, appearing in about 50 writings such as novels, plays, operas. …”
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Sosio-historiese konteks en temas in drie Joodse apokaliptiese geskrifte by M. Nel

“…Apocalyptic literature was pessimistic about the chances to be saved from the foreign powers of history, and foresaw an end to history and the known world. In the final confrontation God would defeat Satan and his powers and this would lead to the final transformation of the world.…”
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The Genesis of Dubai as a World City by Maksim I. Kolykhalov

“…An illustrative example of the implementation of these processes is the city of Dubai, which in a short, historically speaking, period went from a small fishing village to a leading global center - a well-known world city. Thus, the purpose of this study is to analyze the prerequisites, stages, main influencing factors and specifics of the development of international activity and the formation of Dubai as a world city. …”
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“The Hero’s Bloody Journey” by Soledad Marambio

“…I argue that this framework is a useful tool for interpreting female characters dealing with menopause and its consequences. The daily known world of these protagonists is shaped by their pre-menopause lives and their bodies. …”
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MUSIK RAP: SUATU KAJIAN BUDAYA POPULER AMERIKA (Rap Music: A Study of American Popular Culture.) by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Rap music is assumed as phenomenally profitable and made its musicians to be well-known world wide. Key Words: Rap Musicâ��Afro-American Cultureâ��American Popular Culture â�� controversial.…”

The horror of the Mongol invasion by Abd-AlMuneem Rashad

“…Despite the great number of what history tells us about the many invaders and great conquerors, it does not mention an invading nation that stirred terror and fear throughout the known world at the time, what provoked the Mongols in their rapid march that swept in a short period of time most of Asia and parts of Eastern Europe. …”
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What on Earth! Slated Globes, School Geography and Imperial Pedagogy by Mahshid Mayar

“…Focusing on their production and use in the US context at the turn of the twentieth century, and following an examination of their role in teaching American children the fundaments of terrestrial geography, I probe these now forgotten, blank, black, educational table globes’ capacity in offering a timely “spatial fix” to the prosaic finality of an already overly and overtly known world that the globally rising US Empire was grappling with. …”
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Oldřich Stefan’s amplification of the Vienna School of Art History by Tomáš Murár

“…However, beside Růžena Vacková it was Oldřich Stefan who profoundly connected his art-historical thinking to the Vienna School tradition, mostly to Birnbaum’s and also Dvořák’s thinking – the methodological foundations of his own theory Stefan elaborated in connection with the historical disruption of the known world by the Second World War. How the study suggests, Stefan amplified the methodological assumptions of the Vienna School in order to restore the impaired reality of the advanced 20th century.…”
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Evaluation of Bjorken polarised sum rule with a renormalon-motivated approach by César Ayala, Camilo Castro-Arriaza, Gorazd Cvetič

“…However, when we fix the pQCD coupling to the known world average values, the D=2 and D=4 residue parameters can be determined within large but reasonable uncertainties.…”
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Godsdiensverskeidenheid, -onverdraagsaamheid en -vryheid. ’n Prinsipiële besinning (1) by B. J. van der Walt

“…Religious diversity, intolerance and freedom: A principial reflection (1) This essay as well as a following one attempts to address six interrelated problems – of vital importance for Christians – in contemporary societies: People today live in a world of growing religious diversity and contact in the same country and city. Apart from well-known world religions, this diversity includes different kinds of revived pre-Christian religions as well as brand-new cults. …”
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Localizing a mobile robot with intrinsic noise by Picon, F., Thalmann, D., Allen, Brian Foster, Dalibard, Sebastien, Magnenat-Thalmann, Nadia

“…Knowing where the robot is, relative to a known world-frame, is essential to directed gestures, gazes and expressions between the robot and the other real and virtual participants in a telepresence system. …”
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De-colonizing the Earth to Re-enact Colonialism on Mars by Alessandra Calanchi

“… In the current rush to Space ‘colonization,’ a term which moved from Science Fiction to reality in just a few decades, it becomes necessary to (re)define not only the borders of the known ‘world’—which projects itself far beyond the galaxy where we live—but also the lexicon of exploration, invasion, and belonging. …”
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