Spurious Regression by D. Ventosa-Santaulària

“…The spurious regression phenomenon in least squares occurs for a wide range of data generating processes, such as driftless unit roots, unit roots with drift, long memory, trend and broken-trend stationarity. Indeed, spurious regressions have played a fundamental role in the building of modern time series econometrics and have revolutionized many of the procedures used in applied macroeconomics. …”
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Les fourches patibulaires en Catalogne au bas Moyen Âge by Flocel Sabaté

“…In a society dominated by the symbolic, the patibulary forks are not only objects – the instrument to apply the death penalty to a non-privileged population –, they also have a significant meaning: they are the symbol of the power that applies it. Indeed, the one who is in charge of the juridiction in the Catalan county may show his privilege by erecting gallows, signa denotantia merum et mixtum imperium et omnimodam aliam iurisditionem. …”
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À propos d’une lame de poignard inscrite au nom d’un roi Menkheperrê : notes sur un objet singulier conservé au Louvre (AF 13446) by Renaud Pietri

“…Finally, hypotheses are formulated about their dating, nature and function, assuming that the objects are indeed ancient.…”
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Feministas por la paz. La prédica contra la guerra y militarismo en los albores del feminismo rioplatense by Gisela Manzoni

“…This paper proposes to make visible the Nosotras journalʼs positions disseminated about war, militarism, and peace during its existence (1902-1904). Indeed, those times witnessed a world context that already announced the great wars of the twentieth century. …”
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Personalized Recommendation of Online Shopping Products Based on Online Fast Learning through Latent Factor Model by Meng Shi

“…The experimental research results show that cross-domain recommendation can indeed use the implicit semantics or topics between domains to share information and knowledge, thereby improving the accuracy of recommendation.…”
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American Messiahs: The Narrative Strategies of FDR and Reagan, 1933 and 1981 by Theo Zenou

“…That is to say their stories had a political endgame. Indeed, Roosevelt’s and Reagan’s messianic stories were tools to help transform American political ethos, and in so doing foster support for their reform agendas.…”
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Quasilinear Fractional Neumann Problems by Dimitri Mugnai, Edoardo Proietti Lippi

“…Improving previous results, we also provide the weak formulation of solutions without regularity assumptions and we provide an example, even in the linear case, for which no regularity can indeed be assumed.…”
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Espaces vécus et imaginés des rencontres amoureuses aux Émirats arabes unis by Laure Assaf

“…The recent urban space of Emirati cities crystallizes indeed social norms that are reinforced by the coexistence of varied populations. …”
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D’une acceptabilité « end of pipe » à une réflexion multiscalaire sur les systèmes socio-techniques : exemple des bioraffineries by Julie Gobert

“…In order to enlighten which difficulties the concept of social acceptability raises, this article aims at asking how biorefineries are anchored in their hosting area. Biorefineries are indeed supposed to epitomize sustainability and energy transition. …”
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Il était une fois la langue inclusive by Emily Lombardero

“…In this study, we hope to create a dialogue between stylistic analysis and the history of language : the way D’Aulnoy stylizes the feminine gender, that we describe and interpret here, is indeed likely to interest contemporary deliberations about gender-inclusive language and, more broadly, linguistic representation of the sexes.…”
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Novel and Censorship or Eros’ Bad Fait h   by Maurice Couturier

“…As “a prodigious laboratory of desire”, the modern novel has long been one of the chief targets of censorship. Indeed, with the advent of the modern subject and the figure of the author, the novel no longer aims at strengthening the structures of the social group but rather conveys the individual’s personal drives and desires. …”
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Le monument naturel dans le mythe de l’Ouest chez Washington Irving, Mark Twain et Walt Whitman by Delphine Louis-Dimitrov

“…The purpose of this reflexion is to analyse jointly the aesthetic and political implications of its transposition onto the American soil. Indeed, this motive on which the construction of the Western landscape is based also appears as the embodiment of American democracy while defining a writing principle.…”
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L’occitan, kezako qu’es aquò ? Enjeux d’une minorisation, entre langue et territoire by Marie Sarraute-Armentia

“…Occitan is the regional language with the most numerous speakers in France, yet it is not very well known or identified by the general population. Indeed, after undergoing, along with all the other regional languages of France, the French linguistic discriminatory policy of « patois annihilation », it appears to be going through a second process of minorization, at least in terms of representations. …”
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Le suicide, une pathologie carcérale ? by Laurence Guignard

“…The disciplinary system in place and particularly the depersonalization of inmates that arises from that system reflects nonetheless their juridical status. Indeed, in prison, they are no longer considered as individuals with full rights, for their identity is subjected to the defamatory character of their sentence.…”
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Complex Dynamic Systems Theory in Second Language Acquisition: Exploring Concepts and Unpacking Constructs by Shan An, Ashley Beccia

“… In January 2000, Stephen Hawking predicted, “the next century will be the century of complexity” (Sanders, 2003). Indeed, complexity science, or the study of the structure and behavior of complex dynamic systems, has become increasingly popular as researchers aim to understand the complexity that surrounds us – e.g., rainforests, immune systems, the global economy, and language (Sanders, 2003). …”
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Marking First Thinnings in Pine Plantations: Potential for Increased Economic Returns by Byron Love, Michael G. Andreu, Chris Demers

“…The study found that marking can indeed bring higher revenue at final harvest. The greater number of high-quality and faster-growing trees remaining after a marked thinning is the main reason for immediate and future increases in value. https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fr410 …”
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On Harmonic Index and Diameter of Quasi-Tree Graphs by A. Abdolghafourian, Mohammad A. Iranmanesh

“…In this paper, we show that HG≥DG+5/3−n/2 and HG≥1/2+2/3n−2DG, where G is a quasi-tree graph of order n and diameter DG. Indeed, we show that both lower bounds are tight and identify all quasi-tree graphs reaching these two lower bounds.…”
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L’Éducation nouvelle et l’idée de liberté : approche trialectique by Emilie Osmont

“…If it is recognized that the New Education is not so "new", this work about freedom - figurehead of this movement - has the advantage of showing that, indeed, the idea of freedom carried by this movement is the product of past influences, while it is also a complex renegotiation of this legacy through the emergence of a new mediator concept that redefines the relationship between freedom and education.…”
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A Mathematical Model for the Dynamics of Income Distribution in the Presence of Production by Maria Letizia Bertotti

“…The model is conceived from the perspective of complexity. Indeed, the income distribution emerges as the result of a myriad of economic exchanges taking place between individuals. …”
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Au seuil des mondes : la face gorgonéenne dans l’imaginaire funéraire étrusque du vii e siècle av. J.‑C. by Christian Mazet

“…The goal is to examine the symbolic function of this particular image in the tomb. Indeed, the Gorgon is either represented isolated or as part of more developed iconographic programmes that illustrate the negotiated integration of a Greek imaginary figure within Etruscan religious beliefs. …”
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