Exercise-Induced Plasticity in Signaling Pathways Involved in Motor Recovery after Spinal Cord Injury by Jadwiga N. Bilchak, Guillaume Caron, Marie-Pascale Côté

“…This review describes the known molecular effects of exercise and how they alter the CNS to pacify the injury environment, increase neuronal survival and regeneration, restore normal neural excitability, create new functional circuits, and ultimately improve motor function following SCI.…”
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THE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE EAEU AND VIETNAM AS A FACTOR OF RUSSIAN-VIETNAMESE RELATIONS by N. V. Fedorov

“…So it’s rather able to make an  immediate breakthrough in Russian-Vietnamese trade and Russian  policy in the Asia-Pacifi c in whole. But this agreement can be an  additional factor for attraction to Vietnam in Russia and enlargement of cooperation with Vietnamese counterparts.…”
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The Bon sman sgrub ritual by Sehnalova, A

“…</p> <p>The axis of the thesis is the specific "material core of the ritual", the so called medicine (sman) or mendrub medicine (sman sgrub kyi sman), its preparation, the processes it undergoes in the course of the ritual as well as approaches to understanding it and the ritual as a whole: The generated empowered medicine as a miraculous substance represents a universal remedy and the ritual performance pacifies the universe. On the highest spiritual level, both work solely as a symbolic support on one’s path towards enlightenment.…”

The hindrances to the US pacification advisory effort in the Vietnam War from the perspective of the advisors by Pulliam, W

“…<p>During the Vietnam War, an American advisory effort supported the South Vietnamese as they attempted to pacify the countryside. The subject of this thesis is that advisory effort. …”

Ideology and war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-95 by Jungic, O

“…The final section reveals how in 1994-95, leaders from Croatia and Serbia shifted their short term strategies towards Bosnia for pragmatic reasons, and while the Croatian leadership succeeded in forcing Bosnian Croat nationalists to abate their separatist campaign, Miloševi&amp;cacute;'s efforts to pacify the Bosnian Serb leadership failed and Radovan Karad&amp;zcaron;i&amp;cacute;'s regime continued to pursue its state-building programme until its defeat in summer 1995. …”

Pregnancy, Incantations, and Talismans in Early Medieval Japan: Chinese Influences on the Ritual Activities of Court Physicians by Alessandro Poletto

“…By the twelfth century, court physicians affixed land-leasing talismans (<i>shakuchimon</i> 借地文) in the birthing room, pacified the birthing bed through incantations, and partook in the adjudication of a pregnancy-related hemerological notion known as <i>hanshi</i> (Ch: <i>fanzhi</i>). …”
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HOMO SAPIENS, LUDENS E JURIDICUS E OS CAMINHOS PARA A RESOLUÇÃO ADEQUADA DE CONFLITOS by Me. Paulo Gustavo Barbosa Caldas

“…A implementação de formas alternativas e pací­fi- cas para solução de controvérsias tem destaque em todos os ramos das ciências jurí­dica, merecendo grande destaque no direito constitucional. …”
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Darting from pillar to post: Policy inconsistency and stakeholder contestations in curriculum review by Godsend Tawanda Chimbi

“…Stakeholder contestations pressured policymakers to dart from pillar to post in search of a curriculum to pacify competing and conflicting interests. Therefore, policy reformers must seriously consider curriculum review input from the users if impending curriculum changes are to be successful following the review process.…”
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Mechanical Removal of Minnows (<i>Gila bicolor</i>) to Improve Water Quality in a Hydropower Impoundment, Lemolo Lake, Oregon, USA by Joseph Eilers, Kellie Vache, Richard Grost

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El liberalismo autoritario hegeliano o Hegel entre Hobbes y Schmitt by Andrés Jiménez Colodrero

“…Hegel built his theory of the state with an absolute power monarch whose task should be to pacify civil society's struggling tendencies. By this way, Hegel's thought will be close of the classical authoritarian formulations of Thomas Hobbes and Carl Schmitt. …”
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The violent process of State formation during the beginnings of the National Front in Tolima, Colombia by Lukas Rehm

“…It shows that liberal and conservative governments —in spite of their intent to pacify the country and formally maintain a democratic character— did not renounce irregular groups, with the goal of causing the State to “exist” at its margins. …”
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How to Protect One’s Home in Medieval China? A Study of the <i>Fóshuō ānzhái shénzhòu jīng</i> 佛說安宅神呪經 by Gang Yang, Christoph Anderl

“…The protection of one’s home and ensuring the safety of one’s family have been deep-rooted concerns throughout time and in all cultures. <i>Ānzhái</i> 安宅 (“pacifying one’s residence”) rituals can be traced to ancient China and are still practiced in contemporary China. …”
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The aesthetics of videogame music by Sweeney, MR

“…While the fear that the majority of videogames 'pacify' their audience in an Adornian "culture industry" is not without justification, its reductionism can be countered by a recognition of the diversity and aesthetic potential of the medium. …”

Aristocracy, politics and power in Byzantium, 1025-1081 by Nilsson, J

“…It also challenges the idea that the political dynamic of the eleventh century was centred around the power struggles of ‘great families’ or clans that effectively functioned as political parties, as well as the idea that the emperors and their officials were apathetic about governing the provinces beyond what was necessary to pacify and extract resources from them. Taken together, the evidence examined consequently appears to suggest that, by the standards of the pre-modern world, the Byzantine empire had a reasonably well-functioning state and a fairly coherent society during the period in question, suggesting that the focus of the scholarly debate on the eleventh-century Byzantine collapse should, to some extent, be shifted from internal to external factors.…”

Comparison of EI-GC-MS/MS, APCI-LC-MS/MS, and ESI-LC-MS/MS for the Simultaneous Analysis of Nine Nitrosamines Eluted from Synthetic Resins into Artificial Saliva and Health Risk As... by Hyungsoo Kim, Daekwan Sung, Honghyeon Yu, Daeyong Jang, Yeji Koo, Seungha Lee, Kyungmin Lim, Dalwoong Choi

“…Nitrosamines can be produced during the manufacture of rubber-type products such as pacifiers or the nipples of baby bottles. Humans can be exposed to the nitrosamines in these products when they are eluted into saliva. …”
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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT SO-CALLED GROWING UP MILKS by Dryelle Oliveira Dias Leão, Muriel Gubert

“…As they are new products in the market, they still are still not regulated by the Brazilian Standard for Commercialization of Food for Infants and Children in Early Childhood, Nipples, Pacifiers, and Feeding Bottles, today Law No. 11,265/2006 and Decree No. 9,579/2018. …”
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Relationship of early weaning and non-nutritive sucking habits with facial development by Erum Behroz Khan, Ayesha Bibi, Hunny, Danish Ali Mottani, Sarvaich Kumar

“…The subjects were clinically examined, and details of lactation period, bottle feeding, thumb and pacifiers sucking were gathered from the parents to assess association with malocclusion. …”
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Application of biophilic natural lighting to reduce blue spectrum exposure in dark rooms on children’s sleep quality by Nur Atiqah Ahmad, Safial Aqbar Zakaria

“…Some parents resort to gadgets as a quick way to pacify their children during tantrums. To address the challenges posed by advanced technology, this study aims to observe and interview parents with children aged 5 to 12. …”
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The Phenomenon of “New Populism”: the American Dimension by A. G. Volodin

“…At present, the overlapping civilizational “rift” and the political crisis have forced the influential forces of American society to turn again to populism as a proven means of modifying America’s development model and pacifying a significant part of the population of this country. …”
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FORTRESS EUROPE BREACHED: POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE RECENT REFUGEE CRISIS ON EUROPEAN STATES by Adrian-Ioan Damoc

“…The onset of the Syrian civil war, the expansion of the military influence of the Islamic State in the Middle and Near East and the ongoing conflicts in Africa has caused a significant number of refugees from the affected areas to flee towards Europe, generating a migrant crisis that has proven itself a contentious issue among European states as they struggle to find a solution to house the refugees and integrate them within the different host societies while also managing internal political debates and pacifying internal reluctance regarding the immigrants. …”
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