A business model architecture framework (BMAF) for the architecting of business to business electronic commerce by Paltalidis, Nickos G.

“…The extensive literature review curried out during this research a) has investigated the origins, the terms and the concepts of business models; b) has studied the architecture of existing models used for B2B EC, and c) has evaluated the frameworks in current use for the change and development of business models. The findings show that there is a huge variety of concepts, terminology, and definitions of the architectural components used to present business models. …”
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Online training resources to aid therapeutic radiographers in engaging in conversations about physical activity and diet: a mixed methods study by Pallin, N. D., Webb, Justin, Brown, L., Woznitza, N., Stewart-Lord, A., Charlesworth, L., Beekan, R. J., Fisher, A.

“…Introduction: This study explored changes in therapeutic radiographers’ (TRs) self-reported knowledge and skills to engage in conversations about physical activity and diet with people living with and beyond cancer following completion of publicly available online courses. …”
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Semantic querying and search in distributed ontologies by Aslam, Sharjeel

“…RDF data creation is mainly developed by replacing existing data resources with RDF, changing relational databases into RDF. These RDF data are usually called qualified linked data URIs and endpoints of SPARQL. …”
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Real time detection of malicious webpages using machine learning techniques by Ahmed, Shafi

“…However, black list is ineffective because of the frequent-changing nature of webpages, growing numbers of webpages that pose scalability issues and the crawlers' inability to visit intranet webpages that require computer operators to login as authenticated users. …”
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Housing, health and affordable warmth: an investigation into the link between fuel poverty risk and the health of older people by Rudge, Janet

“…First government references to fuel poverty were peripheral to environmentally driven energy conservation targets, designed primarily to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to meet national climate change commitments. However, these targets can militate against solving immediate needs of the fuel poor. …”
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The British film industry and the market for feature films in Britain 1932-37 by Sedgwick, John

“…The resulting financial crisis in 1936-1937, coupled with changes to the protection afforded the industry through the 1938 legislation, seriously damaged the corporate structure of the industry and ultimately its configuration. …”
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Kinetics of hydrogen evolution and absorption during electrochemical reactions as determined by monitoring the volume of hydrogen bubbles by Deplanque, R.

“…Volume fluctuations may be produced by utilising the properties of piezo electric materials, which either change their shape in an applied electric field or generate electric fields when under pressure. …”
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Socio-spatial practices of well-being: authors of civic ecologies by McAllister, Jane

“…It discusses the operational strategies for these practices, the horizons of involvement engaged with, and the networks formed to initiate policy change. The critical methods endeavour to be mindful of different scales of practice: How these practices build networks of engagement that influence the flourishing of the individual and the local neighbourhood, and how this affects the moral objectives of the city farm as an institution. …”
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Safety in numbers: reflecting on the work of Artichoke as ‘adaptor-disruptor’ in reclaiming public space by Scarso, Jacek Ludwig, Jeske Thompson, Kirsten

“…The projects explored here were mostly realised long before our cities were shaped by the unprecedented restrictions caused by the pandemic; yet, they nonetheless all had to deal with substantial logistical and creative challenges, deriving from complex safety measures and an ever-changing urban and cultural landscape. Looking back is here intended as a means to think ahead, as we consider key traits in Artichoke’s work: in particular, its continued adaptability, its fluid negotiation between artist-led expertise and participation, and its unique aesthetic in temporarily disrupting our relationship with the ‘soft city’.…”
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Alcohol, the overlooked drug: clinical pharmacist perspectives on addressing alcohol in primary care by Madden, Mary Teresa, Stewart, Duncan, Mills, Thomas, McCambridge, Jim

“…Conclusions: Alcohol complicates routine clinical care and adversely impacts patient outcomes, even for those drinking at seemingly unremarkable levels. Changing clinical practice on alcohol requires engaging with, and supportively challenging, routine practices and entrenched ideas of different kinds. …”
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The effects of herbal extracts and compounds on the glucose metabolism in Hep G2 cells by Kandunuri, Kiran Kumar

“…In the screening tests, changes in glucose uptake in response to treatment with extracts and individual compounds were recorded. …”
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Marta Czok URBE by Scarso, Jacek Ludwig, Ionescu, Georgiana, Czok, Marta

“…In Marta Czok's vision, history is made up of continuous change, concealed by a collective imagination that sees a dimension of eternity in what is, however, ephemeral: like a Julius Caesar who symbolically appears and disappears from the scene, so the riches of the Roman Empire become ruins in a city in constant motion: a deliberately ambiguous comment on how every empire rises and crumbles, and with it its own ideological values.…”
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A deep learning-based approach for the detection of various Internet of Things intrusion attacks through optical networks by Imtiaz, Nouman, Wahid, Abdul, Abideen, Syed Zain Ul, Kamal, Mian Muhammad, Sehito, Nabila, Khan, Salahuddin, Virdee, Bal Singh, Kouhalvandi, Lida, Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad

“…This research introduces XIoT, a novel Explainable IoT attack detection model created to address the changing cyber risks facing IoT networks, particularly as they interact with optical communication infrastructure. …”
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Application of artificial intelligence based on state grid ESG platform in clean energy scheduling optimization by Zhu, Tianyi, Guan, Xin, Chen, Chuan, Cao, Xiaojing, Wang, Caimeng, Liao, Jiarong

“…Among this architecture, DQN is responsible for adjusting the PSO initially optimized scheduling plan based on real-time data during the actual scheduling process, adapting it to the instantaneous change demand and renewable energy output characteristics. …”
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A new three-phase 6-slots 10-poles permanent magnet flux switching machine with inner rotor configuration by Jenal, Mahyuzie

“…Development of current research, particularly in conventional permanent magnet flux switching machine (PMFSM) has been with toothed rotor structures that employ permanent magnet at the stator that may manipulate the changes of paths for the stator teeth. Still this structure produces less torque and power. …”
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Adaptive Virtual Impedance Control with MPC’s Cost Function for DG Inverters in a Microgrid with Mismatched Feeder Impedances for Future Energy Communities by Mubashir Hayat Khan, Mubashir Hayat Khan, Shamsul Aizam Zulkifli, Shamsul Aizam Zulkifli, Alessandro Burgio, Alessandro Burgio

“…From the results, it was found that (1) the voltage transient magnitude for the AVI-based controller was reduced within less than 0.02 s, and the voltage at the PCC was maintained with about 0.9% error which is the least as compared with those for the SVI-based controller and (2) equal power sharing between the DGs increased during the change in the load demand when using the AVI-based controller as compared with using the SVI-based controller. …”
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Optimization of doping process towards rutile-phased titanium dioxide nanorods array for ultraviolet photodetector applications by Mohammad Mokhtar, Salina

“…While B doping does not give significant changes to the nanorod, Nb dopant inhibits nucleation sites on the FTO thus reducing the density of nanorods in high doping concentration. …”
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Application of electrokinetic remediation on contaminated alluvial soils in Sri Gading, Batu Pahat, by Mohamed Johar, Saffuwan

“…The relationships between 232Th and 238U concentrations with soil pH changes supported the initial hypotheses that reducing TGRD can be obtained by reducing soil pH level during the electrokinetic remediation process. …”
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An Experimental Investigation on the Effect of Calcium Chloride As Dust Suppressant on the Strength of Unpaved Road by Al Bargi, Walid Abdullah, Ali Khalifa, Nasradeen, David Daniel, Basil, Md. Rohani, Munzilah, Oluwasegun Samuel Odebiyi, Oluwasegun Samuel Odebiyi

“…Mixtures of natural gravel and gravel with varying amounts of calcium chloride were analyzed for their Atterberg limits, grading, maximum dry density, CBR properties, and optimum moisture content. The changes in the characteristics of the gravel - calcium chloride mixtures were analyzed. …”
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Reassembly and clustering bifragmented intertwined jpeg images using genetic algorithm and extreme learning machine by Raad Ali, Rabei

“…The RX_myKarve is an extended framework from X_myKarve, which consists of the following key components: (i) an Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) neural network for clusters classification using three existing content-based features extraction (Entropy, Byte Frequency Distribution (BFD) and Rate of Change (RoC)) to improve the identification of JPEG images content and support the reassembling process; (ii) a genetic algorithm with Coherence Euclidean Distance (CED) matric and cost function to reconstruct a JPEG image from a set of deformed and fragmented clusters in the scan area. …”
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