Climate-Change Science or Climate-Change Propaganda? Climate Change: Evidence & Causes [Choices1]—An overview from the Royal Society and the U.S. National Academy of Sciences by Henry Bauer

“…Rudyard Kipling’s Just So Stories are the eponymous icons for this genre, imaginatively whimsical “explanations” for how the leopard got its spots, the giraffe its long neck, the camel its hump, and so on.   …”
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Allosteric modulation of Ras and the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway: Emerging Therapeutic Opportunities by Paul A Hubbard, Colleen L Moody, Ramachandran eMurali, Ramachandran eMurali

“…Dysregulation of Ras, a GTPase, and the three eponymous kinases that form key nodes of the associated phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate 3-kinase (PI3K)/AKT/mTOR pathway have been implicated in many cancers, including pancreatic cancer, a disease noted for its current lack of effective therapeutics. …”
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Amphorae Collection of the Krasnodar State Historical and Archaeological Museum-Preserve named after E.D. Felitsyn by Sergey Yu. Monakhov, Elena V. Kuznetsova, Nataliya B. Churekova

“…At the same time, stamped Rhodian vessels from Kuban Region give new, previously unknown combinations of names of eponyms and fabricants.…”
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Selenium-binding protein 1 (SELENBP1) is a copper-dependent thiol oxidase by Thilo Magnus Philipp, Leon Gernoth, Andreas Will, Maria Schwarz, Verena Alexia Ohse, Anna Patricia Kipp, Holger Steinbrenner, Lars-Oliver Klotz

“…On the other hand, the eponymous binding of selenium (as selenite) was no requirement for MTO activity and only moderately increased SELENBP1-catalyzed oxidation of methanethiol. …”
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Detection of a Novel Phlebovirus (Drin Virus) from Sand Flies in Albania by Silvia Bino, Enkelejda Velo, Përparim Kadriaj, Majlinda Kota, Gregory Moureau, Xavier de Lamballerie, Ani Bagramian, Remi N. Charrel, Nazli Ayhan

“…Genetic and phylogenetic analysis revealed that the Drin virus is closely related to the Corfou (CFUV) virus, isolated in the 1980s from <i>Phlebotomus major</i> sand flies on the eponymous island of Greece, and may also be involved in human infections because of its similarity to the sand fly fever Sicilian virus. …”
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Concurrent management of nasal bone expansion from nasal polyposis (Woakes' disease) by Alexander Dickie, Brian Rotenberg, Leigh Sowerby

“…Abstract Background Woakes' disease is the eponymous name for severe chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyposis (CRSwNP) leading to thinning and expansion of the nasal pyramid. …”
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The entry of the newly-ordained bishop Pachomius to Rostov on 28 january 1215: the choice of the day for the solemn ceremony by Aleksei Laushkin

“…Ephraim Sirin that was celebrated on that day, when in Rostov they could prayerfully commemorate the eponymous bishop who once led the Rostov diocese. The author believes that the timing of the ceremony for such a day was relevant in the context of a sharp political struggle that began in Suzdal land after the death of Grand Prince Vsevolod the Big Nest in 1212 and led, among other things, to the schism of the previously united Rostov Diocese in 1214– 1215. …”
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The first view of δ Scuti and γ Doradus stars with the TESS mission by Seager, Sara

“…Included within our sample are the eponymous members of two pulsator classes, γ Doradus and SX Phoenicis. …”
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New data about noble-metal mineralization of Kingashsky ultramafic massif (northwest of Eastern Sayan) by Alexey Nikolaevich Yurichev, Alexey Ivanovich Chernyshov, Alexey Sergeevich Kulkov

“…One of these massifs - Kingashsky massif, including an eponymous large Pt-Cu-Ni deposit, discovered in Soviet times - is the subject of this study. …”
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Cinematic Mirages of Theodor Dreiser by Olga Yu. Antsyferova

“…Erickson Zeroville and of the eponymous movie by J. Franco. The history of the relationship between Dreiserʼs text and cinema can be perceived as a hypostasis of Roland Barthesʼ “death of the author”: appropriating a well-documented text of a real-historical author, cinema gradually and increasingly turns it into a space of intertextual play, from which the real author is eliminated and becomes a “mirage”, visible only to readers familiar with Dreiserʼs novel.…”
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INITIATION AU CALCUL ET ÉDUCATION NOUVELLE: La “Méthode Havránek” au catalogue du Père Castor by Marc Moyon

“…Ladislav Havránek (1884-1961) est un éducateur d’origine tchèque dont les ouvrages de mathématiques et de lecture sont adaptés en France par Paul Faucher (1898-1967), autrement connu comme le “Père Castor”, pour enrichir sa célèbre collection éponyme qu'il dirige aux Éditions Flammarion. Étudiés en détail par toute l’équipe éditoriale et testés dans plusieurs écoles françaises, ces manuels sont largement adaptés pour le public français tout en respectant la méthode de l’éducateur tchèque.  …”
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Tackling the Learning Curve of Medical Terminology: Experience of a Medical Student with a Background in Classical Languages by Jigish Khamar

“…For example, the Latin and Greek roots cannot define eponyms like Wilson’s disease, named after the person who discovered the disease, or provide information on medications as their names originate from non-classical origins. …”
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Saint Petka the hosia - Saint Petka the martyr by Subotin-Golubović Tatjana

“…The material presented in this paper indicates all the complexity associated with the cults of three eponymous saints - the three holy Paraskeves (Petkas). .…”
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“ওই ঘাসিয়ারাকে বলোনা আমার ওই গাছ গুলো যেন না কাটে”/”গাড়িভি ঘরকা আওরাত হায় ক্যা?”: Examining Rabindranath Tagore’s Bolai and Subodh Ghosh’s “Ajantrik” from a Posthumanist and Transh... by Saikat Chakraborty

“…Tagore’s short story Bolai is a wonderful manifestation of the post-humanist paradigm as the eponymous protagonist seems to be in perfect unison with Mother Nature. …”
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In Search of Identity: A Slave, a Half-Blood, a Senhora by Elena Ogneva

“…The daring and self -willed Cecilia Valdés from Villaverde's eponymous novel, the “victim” and “executioner” of a white man, painfully realizes her place in the mestizo society of colonial Cuba, passions and vices of which have determined her character. …”
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Water Waves, Sound Waves, down the River, up the Staves: Representations of the Danube in Romanian Music by Alina BOTTEZ

“…Analysing a selection of folk songs, Ioan Ivanovici’s famous waltz “Danube Waves”, George Grigoriu’s eponymous operetta, and four films from the perspective of their soundtrack, the article concludes that it is opportune to tackle the great shapeshifting river through music – a language that needs no translation and a journey that knows no borders – in order to capture one more facet of its cultural significance.…”
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Le cinéma identitaire franco-ontarien : un cas de figure de la fatigue culturelle by Serge Miville

“…En effet, un seul texte savant est paru sous la plume de Lucie Hotte, qui propose une lecture comparée du recueil Le Dernier des Franco-Ontariens de Pierre Albert et du film éponyme de Jean Marc Larivière et Marie Cadieux. Pourtant, le cinéma professionnel existe en Ontario français depuis plus de quarante ans. …”
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Formulas and Vocabulary of Ritual Speech in Old English Heroic Epic (Based on Direct Speech in the Poem Beowulf) by Natalya Yu. Gvozdetskaya

“…The presence of patronymic, ethnonymic and eponymous names as well as words emphasizing the formal type of communication indicates the important role of this formula in displaying the values of the heroic world. …”
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Chronotopes de l’attente : la plage du mythe classique by Francesca Irene Sensini

“…C’est sur des plages désertes que les héros éponymes de ces drames attendent la solution d’un conflit qui est à la fois intérieur, social et cosmique. …”
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Paraneoplastic Acrokeratosis (Bazex Syndrome) associated with lung adenocarcinoma

“…Acrokeratosis paraneoplastica, also named with the eponymous Bazex, is rare. It is more prevalent in men older than 40 years and mostly associated with squamous cell carcinoma of the upper aerodigestive tract. …”
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