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The main objective of this research study was to determine the effect of abrasive grinding and heat treatment on the rheological properties of quinoa flours. Preliminary experiments showed that abrasive milling is appropriate for obtaining germ and perisperm flours, while hydrothermal treatment modified rheological properties. The power model was used to determine flow index (n) and consistency (k). The results showed significant differences in the n index between germ and perisperm flours. A shear thickening behavior was observed at low concentrations and a pseudoplastic behavior at high concentrations. Shear rate greater than 200 s-1 caused errors in the determination of rheological behavior. A Newtonian behavior was observed in dispersions subjected to the heating/cooling process, resulting in a stable viscosity at shear rate between 0 to 200 s-1. It is concluded that the power model applied here was adequate since it successfully characterized the rheological behavior of quinoa flours. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The theory of types in Principia Mathematica contains a very special subtheory which constitutes a sound and complete logic and whose set of truths is, in addition, decidable: it is propositional logic. The aim of this article is to explain what a tautology is for Whitehead and Russell and to analyse why they were not worried about the consistency of their axioms nor about the completeness of their calculus. Is there any relation between their conception of logical truths and the lack of metalogical developments? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work was proposed as the first objective to demonstrate that a consistency index proposed in 2015 as part of an attribute weighting model is not objective enough. The second objective is the proposal of a new optimization model to weight attributes that is based on an idea similar to that of the analyzed model where the limitations detected in it are not evident. To achieve the above, the significance and scope of the consistency and inconsistency indices proposed in the previous work from where the limitation was induced in the first one is corroborated with the analysis of a case study. The new model is based on extended fuzzy logic techniques and on new concepts introduced by the authors such as the weighted generalized inconsistency index of order q and the internal and external confidence coefficients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article proposes a procedure to reach a consensus when a group of experts has relatively homogeneous preferences, on indicators of the importance of the criteria "weights" that evaluate the applied alternatives; and it is possible to estimate the behavior or the results after implementing each alternative. These "weights" are related to the position of each criterion in an important ranking; therefore, when consensus is found, it can be interpreted as the ranking agreed by the group. The novelty in this procedure is that it assumes that the consensus may not exist (the group may not have relatively homogeneous preferences); simultaneously analyzing the level of consistency of each of the "experts" so that the procedure does not force consensus. The proposed procedure is presented in a case study where simulation was used to find out the possible results of implementing each alternative; what allowed to evaluate mathematically the alternatives and break with the classic way of evaluating the alternatives directly by the experts; and as a result, it was possible to improve the quality from the client service. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The National Center for Bioproducts is an installation that is mainly dedicated to the production of low-volume liquid and lyophilized parenteral products. As part of the continuous improvement process, a new parenteral product plant (PPP3) was built. The aseptic process of formulation, filling and lyophilization must be validated, since this is the way to demonstrate that a sterile product can be obtained consistently. Therefore, this work is carried out with the objective of obtaining documented evidence that all the operations are carried out according to the regulations of Good Production Practices of sterile products in the Parenteral Products Plant 3. The simulation of the productive process showed no growth of microorganisms in any of the samples incubated from the executed runs, which allowed the formulation of the production lots. Both the introductory batches and the other batches produced up to the completion of this work have had conforming results according to the established specifications. Finally, the production of HeberFERON in PPP3 obtained the manufacturing license and all the conditions are fulfilled to accomplish the planned plans. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article summarizes an investigation led by the question: which is the place of the imaginary consistenc)' in the Borromean knot? The main references of the investigation were Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan. For the development of this, there were revised different approaches to libido, drive, and other elements of the imaginary such as the optic experiences and the Borromean knot. This last one, topologic figure that illustrates how the different orders articulate, shows how they interconnect with each other around a central element which has an imaginary face and also the consistency of a concept: objecta. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Peer review reports on scientific articles means a key genre to explain how scientific knowledge is collectively constructed. In these reports, reviewers write a recommendation for publication along with a series of comments. The quality analysis of the peer review process has been commonly conducted based on indicators, such as rejection rates and the agreement level among evaluators. However, a more qualitative investigation on the process still remains outstanding. This work aims at describing the polarity (positive, negative and neutral) of comments corresponding to 56 peer review reports belonging to the journal Onomázein and determining whether this proportion is consistent with the reviewers recommendation, i.e. Accepted, Accepted with major revisions, Accepted with minor revisions and Rejected). After the analysis of 1.472 comments, it was possible to determine that the highest proportion of comments is negative, independent of the decision. The analyzed processes also showed a high level of consistency. The more favorable the recommendation, the higher the proportion of positive comments, and, consequently, the less the proportion of negative comments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mark Balaguer has developed a quirky brand of mathematical plat onism - called 'full-blooded platonism' or 'FBP' - in order to solve Benacerraf's problem about the inaccessibility of abstract entities. According to FBP, every mathematical object that can consistently be characterized thereby exists, although contingently so. In this paper I would like to show that ontological plenitude and modal contingency cannot converge into a philosophically respectable theory of mathematical objects. To achieve this, I argue that FBP does not cover some basic factors of epistemic reliability and that it involves a criterion of plenitude both mathematically and metaphysically implausible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An analytic and prospective investigation was carried out to validate the visual exploration test of movement perception by means of the expert method, as well as to determine its reliability and internal consistency based on Cronbach's alpha, from June, 2013 to the same period of 2014. Its implementation included an initial pilotage to achieve homogeneity, and in the second stage 144 children between 9-11 years were selected, belonging to "Nguyen Van Troi" Primary School in Santiago de Cuba. This test was accepted by the experts, as it became a tool for the exploration of the perceptive mechanisms in detecting tasks and discriminating the movement properties. Also, according to Cronbach's alpha, the values in the internal consistency and stability were acceptable. It was concluded that this test can contribute to the study of the mechanisms of visual perception. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this research was to evaluate the textural parameters of cookies from the municipality of Cerete (Cordoba). Proximate composition of the samples was analyzed, unidirectional compression and break tests on three points using a texture analyzer were applied, and a sensory evaluation was conducted. A univariate completely randomized experimental design and analysis of variance to determine the influence of the thickness of the cookies in the proximal, texture and sensory parameters was used. Thicker samples showed lower moisture content; thickness did not influence the content of protein, ash, fat, fiber, carbohydrates and calories. Thicker cookies showed higher values of firmness, consistency, maximum strength and stiffness. Between firmness, consistency, fracturability, a direct and highly significant correlation was presented. Thickness influenced the variation of texture parameters; such variations were explained from changes after heat treatment such as starch gelatinization, protein denaturation and reduction of moisture content. The results were consistent with those reported by other authors in cookies made with vegetable flour. Cookies showed good sensory acceptance, and the thicker presented the best hardness approval. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: The consistency describes the ability of certain material to stay together, used typically to describe the properties of solids, semi-solids and liquids; and the texture at the food, which is defined as a group of physical properties derivate of food's structure that it can be detected by touch. Objective: The present dissertation had a purpose: specify consistencies - food textures according to type and Dysphagia grade. Methodology: For which purpose, we selected dissertations and index articles that achieve with certain criteria and itself can contribute with the objective. Results: As a result, we created two tables: the first one with food modifications features and the second one with data about type and difficulties level of Dysphagia, forging from Phonoaudiological a precision more assertive on one of the components that involve the intervention. Conclusion: The conclusion is that the professional in Speech Language Pathology is a person with competences to determine food changes in order to alimentary bolus cross through the stomatognathic system and the upper aerodigestive tract be safe and successful. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The agricultural production causes impacts on the soil which alters its physical, chemical and biologicalcharacteristics. However, literature tells us about the recuperation of the soils characteristics when organic matter is added. In fact, organic matter restores the soils productive capacity. This reason motivated this project, which evaluated the changes occurred in the structural stability, retention of humidity, usable humidity, bulk density and consistency based on the application of fermented organic fertilizers (AOF) during two and eight years in a "vertichaplustalf" This evaluation wasdone with cropsof vegetables, legumes, tubers and grasses. It is important to mention that the soil used for this experiment was during more than 50 years grown with potatoes in rotation with barley and this was done with the use of traditional agricultural techniques. During this time, the addition of organic matter was only used through stubbles. The results showed that the incorporation of organic fertilizers helped the soil, regarding its physical characteristics evaluated. The benefits of the use of organic fertilizers increase when it is done consistently. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of international investment law rules in the Economic Constitutional Law, especially those included in investment chapters of Peruvian's Free Trade Treaties. In particular, it is expected to demonstrate the following (i) International Investment Law is part of Peruvian Legal System; (ii) provisions of these laws are mandatory and should be applied domestically; and (iii) interpretation and implementation of this legal right should be executed consistently with domestic legal system and Peruvian international obligations. This agreed Interpretation between Investment Law and Economic Constitution will have a positive effect in rationalization of public entities actions avoiding abuses and maltreatment to investors, in order to improve investment climate as a key element for achieving country's sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Most studies on business ethics have considered production as a process eminently technical and, therefore, exempt of ethics. In this article, through the analysis of three essential features of production, i.e. utility, compartmentalization, and independent external end-point, we examine how the introduction of extrinsic and intrinsic motivation into the entrepreneurship thought, has allowed transcending the mechanistic traditional understanding of production. Then, we show how a comprehensive ethics of production only comes if we incorporate transitive motivation into the analysis. In this manner we offer the worker a way to enrich himself and also show businesses how to reach ethical efficiency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Organizational world will always have goals to reach and obstacles to fight, in order to reach those goals. Identifying and representing goals and problems are previous stages in solving problems and establishing goals. These tasks are commonly made in natural language, and no formal methods are used on them. For this reason, in this paper we propose first-order predicate-logic structures for expressing goals and problems, so we can easily analyze them and establish semantic relationships and consistency among them, making a direct translation from natural language to a phrasal formal representation. This representation leads us to assess true-or-false value of statements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In survival analysis the hazard function is the dominant element for the study of lifetimes. In certain applications, changes are observed in the hazard function because some external factors such as, treatments, operations special, disease status, etc. For this reason, in survival analysis is of interest to show the existence and give location where such change occurs. In this paper, considering the particular case in which the data set are censorship and time-dependent covariates, we present the extension of a hazard model with a single change point, estimators for model parameters are proposed and to estimate the single change point, statistics score maximal are used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Different formulations of tablets of bitter chocolate, white and milk, based on standard NEIAL - 6737: 2006, have been manufactured and evaluated. Hardness at 2 and 4 mm of penetration, consistency K calculated from Mottram's model, fracture stress and elastic modulus were determined. The results show that for hardness, significant differences (p ≤ 0.05) between the bitter pill and white were found. The values of consistency K were significantly different (p ≤ 0.05) indicating that there are differences in texture between the bitter chocolate bars, white and milk. For fracture, bitter and white tablets showed no significant differences (p ≤ 0.05) between them in terms of fracture stress or elastic modulus. But these, in turn, are fractured with significantly lower efforts than milk bars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Consistency in messages that a brand communicates among multiple communication tools is the main criterion when developing an integrated marketing communication campaign. However, to date no study has developed a methodology that serves as a basis for designing consistent messages. The present study presents an experimental methodology and explains how to manipulate the level of consistency in the messages sent through two different communication tools (advertising and sponsorship). Furthermore it provides empirical evidence regarding the process to better illustrate the decisions made in each phase of that process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper demonstrates how the behavior of the parts within a contract has legal effects in the contract phase named "preliminary treatment". In this sense we perform a legal and doctrinal analysis of the concept of free will and its exteriorization, considering the implications and scope of the effective appearance theory accepted by European courts for such cases where the exteriorized behavior does not agree with the procedure of one party generating a need to protect the other that has legitimate expectation over the imminent celebration of a contract. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article, I shall concentrate on a way of dealing with the classic Benacerraf's problem concerning the inaccessibility of abstract objects. It is the principle (called FBP by Balaguer) that the objects characterized by the axioms of a consistent theory exist. I explore Shapiro and Balaguer's arguments in favor of this principle and I conclude that they are not strong enough to convince their rivals. I compare this principle with Quine's argument of indispensability, as a way of contrast. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The delete in sound with respect to the image (overlapping) is an expressive resource of the audiovisual editing that is frequently used by directors to introduce a new or relevant action into the story being told. Nevertheless, there are no empirical studies that state this effect as a consequence of the overlapping. In this article, we carry out a qualitative study of 235 overlappings from sequences of films, news and TV commercials, retrieved in the Internet. As a result, we note a use of the overlapping as a coherent semantic structure defining this sort of messages, and a casual relation between variation of intensity of sound and emotional responses such as surprise. This conclusion can be very useful for the development of a method of analysis and the improvement of the audiovisual discourses efficacy based upon emotional stimuli; likewise, this can be very handful for the design of efficient postproduction systems of sound and video. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The basis of consistency check of architectural elements (components and connectors) in the generic component-based architecture is the definition of embedding and refinement relations for their internal relationships and interconnections. The ideas which are presented here constitute a guide for the automation of this architecture description using UML beginning with classes and sequence diagrams formal definition as well as consistency checking of components and connectors. This paper presents a plugin extension to Visual Paradigm which instruments this proposal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo enfoca en la importancia que posee la coherencia del discurso escrito en la comprensión de los textos científicos, y de los textos de física en particular. El objeto del trabajo es sensibilizar a los escritores, los estudiantes y los profesores sobre este asunto. Se han seleccionado ejemplos de textos científicos extraídos de libros de textos elaborados para la enseñanza secundaria. Los textos demuestran descuidos terminológicos que produce en el estudiante o el lector una ambigüedad que le hace difícil extraer el significado. Se plantean unas alternativas que pueden reducir algunos de los potenciales obstáculos para el aprendizaje académico.

Two k-sample versions of an Anderson-Darling rank statistic are proposed for testing the homogeneity of samples. Their asymptotic null distributions are derived for the continuous as well as the discrete case. In the continuous case the asymptotic distributions coincide with the (k - 1)-fold convolution of the asymptotic distribution for the Anderson-Darling one-sample statistic. The quality of this large sample approximation is investigated for small samples through Monte Carlo simulation. This is done for both versions of the statistic under various degrees of data rounding and sample size imbalances. Tables for carrying out these tests are provided, and their usage in combining independent one- or k-sample Anderson-Darling tests is pointed out. The test statistics are essentially based on a doubly weighted sum of integrated squared differences between the empirical distribution functions of the individual samples and that of the pooled sample. One weighting adjusts for the possibly different sample sizes, and the other is inside the integration placing more weight on tail differences of the compared distributions. The two versions differ mainly in the definition of the empirical distribution function. These tests are consistent against all alternatives. The use of these tests is two-fold: (a) in a one-way analysis of variance to establish differences in the sampled populations without making any restrictive parametric assumptions or (b) to justify the pooling of separate samples for increased sample size and power in further analyses. Exact finite sample mean and variance formulas for one of the two statistics are derived in the continuous case. It appears that the asymptotic standardized percentiles serve well as approximate critical points of the appropriately standardized statistics for individual sample sizes as low as 5. The application of the tests... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Se define un estimador no paramétrico, recursivo, de la función de regresión r(x)=E(Y/X=x), que se calcula a partir de un conjunto de n observaciones {( X , Y ): i=1,... n} del vector aleatorio ( X, Y). Bajo la hipótesis de que los datos son idénticamente distribuidos pero no necesariamente independientes, lo que permite utilizar el estimador definido para estimar la función de autorregresión de una serie de tiempo, se obtienen resultados sobre la consistencia puntual débil (en probabilidad) y fuerte (completa) del estimador definido. Finalmente, se presentan ejemplos de utilización del estimador con datos simulados. With a initial sample of size n: {( X , Y ): i=1,... n} of a radom vector ( X,Y) a general recursive nonparametric estimator of a regression function, r(x)=E(Y/X=x) is obtained. Assume the data are identically distribuited but non necessarily independent. So, the defined estimator may be used to estimate the autoregression function of a time series. Weak and strong pointwise consistency are obtained for such estimator. Finally some examples of simulation are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]