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A Cross-Country comparative analysis of working hours and rest periods for sea Fishermen: Insights and policy implications using the Quadruple Helix Multi-Case Comparative Theory

This study analyzes the working time and rest period regulations of representative fishing countries in Europe and Asia for the International Labour Organization's (ILO) C188 - Work in Fishing Convention, 2007. The Quadruple Helix method is used to explore policy implications for the protection and representation of fishermen's working time and rest periods in each country.

The Ethiopian calendar's unusual calculations and comparison: deciphering its exceptionality

A calendar is a collection of days and dates humans use to guide their daily activities. The Ethiopian calendar system is significant in the socio-cultural lives of the Ethiopian people, who aspire to live peaceful lives. They believe the universe will be harmonious when people can coexist peacefully with God, one another, and the universe in a balanced way. With a comparison to the calendar system of another nation, this article seeks to establish the accuracy of the calculations performed with the Ethiopian calendar.

Assessment of functional mobility of elderly males and females from high altitude regions of India

The objective of the present study was to assess the functional mobility of male and female elderly subjects residing in high-altitude regions of India. The study was performed on 300 elderly males and 300 elderly females between the age range of 60 to 70 years residing in Tehri, Uttarakhand. The selected elderly subjects were chosen purposively and none have any history of serious medical illness. To assess the problems of functional mobility of the selected subjects, a pre-validated functional mobility scale was developed.

Prevalence of occupational musculoskeletal disorders in hairsalon workers in a city of central India

Background: Hairdressing is a profession which is blooming in modern time not only in money making but also as a desired line of work for the youth. The mechanical load on the joints, prolonged standing, longer working hours, missed meals, not taking breaks during work, and attending to a large number of customers in a single day significantly add as important occupational health risks for these professionals.

Spatial variation of reef fish based on coral lifeform on lihaga island, likupang, north sulawesi

The world's coral reefs are under increasing pressure due to local and global triggering factors (e.g., acidification, pollution, plastic waste, rising temperatures, and wastewater) that degrade the condition and function of coral reefs. These pressures have the potential to cause drastic changes in coral reefs, such as a "shift to the algal phase," in which Scleractinia coral-dominated communities "switch" to macroalgae-dominated communities or less productive algal grasses.

A review on clothing insulation in a hot and humid country

Clothing level (clo) is one of the essential criteria used to regulate the 'occupants' satisfaction, along with the operative temperature, airspeed, relative humidity, and metabolic rate in the ASHRAE-55 CBE Thermal Comfort Tool.More often than not, thermal discomfort is due to inappropriately high clothing levels of indoor occupants. This study highlighted the influence of clothing insulation in achieving optimal thermal comfort.

Redefining learning in engineering: The challenge-centric approach

As we approach a new era characterized by swift technological advancements, environmental concerns, and intricate global challenges, it becomes increasingly apparent that conventional approaches to engineering education are no longer sufficient. The well-trodden path of memorizing formulas and equations, while undoubtedly essential, is inadequate in preparing future engineers for the multifaceted issues facing our world.

The twin pillars of electrification: can heat pumps & electric vehicles advance Europe towards net zero?

This academic paper investigates electrification in Europe, with a focus on heat pumps and electric vehicles (EVs), crucial to the transition towards net-zero. Amidst the Ukraine conflict, electrification emerges as a vital investment trend, essential for climate stabilization through the transformation of the building and transportation sectors. The research explores two questions: the trends and barriers in deploying heat pumps within European buildings, and the feasibility of the EU’s goal of adding 30 million heat pumps by 2030.

Relationship between physical condition and academic achievement in adolescence: a systematic review

Objective: to research scientific evidence on the association between physical fitness components and academic performance in adolescents. Method: survey of studies published between July 2016 and August 10, 2019, available in electronic databases (PsychInfo; Psychology and Behavioral Science; ERIC; Sport Discus; CINHAL and PubMed), which related the concepts of physical condition and academic performance in adolescents. Of the 54 studies chosen, fifteen were reviewed. Results: It was found that most of the studies consulted follow a cross-sectional study methodology.