Multimodality Fusion with MRI, CT, and Ultrasound Contrast for Ablation of Renal Cell Carcinoma by Hayet Amalou, Bradford J. Wood

“…This may be particularly helpful in patients with renal insufficiency undergoing kidney tumor ablation, in whom there is a desire to minimize or avoid nephrotoxic iodinated contrast exposure. …”
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Facteurs et modalités d’insertion des activités productives entre tissus urbains et parcs d’activité économique by Alexis Gilbart, Kristel Mazy

“…At the crossroads of the issues of reindustrialization and land sobriety, this article questions the practices of economic development through the methods of inserting productive activities within urban fabrics and economic activity parks. How does a regional desire for reindustrialization translate locally? …”
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Appareillages livresques et diffractions fictionnelles dans le projet multimodal Character de Paul Heintz by Corentin Lahouste, David Martens, René Audet

“…French artist Paul Heintz’s multi-media project Character began with a reading of George Orwell’s novel 1984 and a desire to meet the namesakes of the novel’s main character, Winston Smith. …”
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Une analyse des discours sur le rôle d’une expérimentation dans la production urbaine : le projet Darwin à Bordeaux by Sandra Mallet, Arnaud Mège

“…Darwin appears as a revelation of the tensions between a desire to « do the city differently », in a more flexible and resilient manner, and models that are still dominant, characterized by large-scale projects that are difficult to adapt to change, directly questioning the capacity of urban planning actors to integrate this type of initiative into their projects in the long term.…”
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Covid-19 : le retour à la plage dans quatre grandes villes méditerranéennes après le confinement du printemps 2020 : Marseille et Nice (France), Barcelone et Valence (Espagne)... by Samuel Robert, Brieuc Cabioch, Marie-Laure-Tremelo, Nelly Pares, Éric Carroll, Alexandra Schleyer-Lindenmann

“…Between apprehension of the risk and desire for sociability, between the presence and relative absence of public authorities, the study reveals a clear distinction between the Spanish and French situations, directly related to the unequal violence of the shock caused by the first wave of the pandemic in these two countries.…”
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Values and Ecosystem Services Provided by Gainesville's Urban Forest in 2016 by Michael G Andreu, Caroline A Hament, David A. Fox, Robert J. Northrop

“…The urban forest is our habitat, and we must manage it in ways that will provide the benefits we need and desire. This 3-page fact sheet written by Michael G. …”
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Understanding Extension-Library Partnerships: Results from a Three-State Survey by Noah Lenstra, Gary Deziel

“…Given the interest in collaboration across organizations, and the desire to understand how these partnerships occur, this study sought to explore the collaborative efforts of Extension and public libraries in three states: Kentucky, North Carolina, and Vermont. …”
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Dialectics of Place and Space in Forster's A Passage to India: A Lacanian Reading by Ercan Tugay Akı

“…In the context of providing such a Lacanian psychoanalytic analysis of the novel with a particular focus on the topography, the Marabar Caves, intersubjectivity, and the gaze of the other; the paper will borrow such terms as the unconscious, the Symbolic, talking cure/full speech, and object of desire from Lacan.…”
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‘Thou Whole Burnt-Offering!’ The Mystical Ecstasy in Christina Rossetti’s Poems by Bertrand Lentsch

“…These serial elegies chiselled by a bashful lover hence draw the graph of her desire to be possessed by a missing one, whose fullness she extols whilst dreading his potency. …”
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International legal conventions as an instrument for preventing environmental risks by E. I. Mayorova

“…Another reason for the refusal of ratification is the desire to hide from the public information about the deterioration of the environment, which is a violation of the interests of civil society and a risk to human health.…”
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University Training of STEM-IT Professionals to Innovation Activity in 3D-Teams by A. I. Chuchalin

“…The paper substantiates the need for such training, which stems from digitalization and introduction of Industry 4.0 tools, as well as the desire to overcome the technological backlog of the country. …”
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Quand des agriculteurs agroforestiers haut-garonnais nous parlent d’arbre et de paysage by Olivier Bories, Mathilde Rue

“…This enabled us to identify their positions concerning the landscape which were explained and described, for example regarding the intention to build a beautiful landscape or the desire to change the landscape in order to leave a mark on it.…”
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Composer avec une intimité déniée : demandeurs d’asile en France et en Allemagne by Audran Aulanier

“…From these difficulties to receive, however a central desire among asylum seekers, I cross the theme of inhabitation with that of sexuality, to show that the difficulties to meet women (and a fortiori to have a sexual life), when added to the absence of work and of a home, takes an important place in the global devaluation of the masculinity of the asylum seekers and their exclusion from the legitimate masculinities…”
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Lisser l’avenir : le « journal » de Patrick Gass et la peinture de l’Ouest by Florent ATEM

“…Louis—his story of the adventure would, for seven years, be the only available account of the American epic into the wilderness; a genuine invitation to traveling, it would singlehandedly fan the flame of expansionist desire. In this respect, beyond the apparently linear and chronological aspect of his narrative, more than a past experience being passed on to the coming generations, it is truly a vision of the nation’s future that Gass, through the pages of his journal, reveals to his fellow citizens.…”
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Noah Webster and the standardization of sound by Elaina FRULLA

“…If, according to Webster, Americans could overcome the desire to imitate “corrupt” English and foreign models of the pronunciation of various sounds attached to letters, then a standardized pronunciation could be achieved.…”
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Les logiques sociales de l’iconographie contestataire : le cas du quartier d’El Príncipe à Ceuta by Alicia Fernández García

“…It appears as a spontaneous practice going beyond the desire to beautify while trying to subvert the social model. …”
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Tangential Points: Aleksandr Bogdanov and Sergei Eisenstein Revisited by Tikka Pia

“…Both were driven by a desire to describe the universal laws of organization that would embrace the dynamics of the human mind and society, mutually, in arts and sciences. …”
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BEAUTY LIVED TOWARDS SHALOM: THE CHRISTIAN LIFE AS AESTHETIC-ETHICAL EXISTENCE by A.M. Coates

“…While a theological aesthetics focused on the transcendent nature of beauty offers an important contribution, such an understanding of the place of beauty in human existence is incomplete without a complementary understanding of it as this-worldly: beauty as lived, as a relational category impelled by visceral desire and fuelled by the embodied imagination. By rightly ordering the appreciation and cultivation of beauty in everyday life, its relationship to works of justice is immediately apparent, as both modes of relating mutually serve as fitting shalom. …”
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Męczeństwo formą samobójstwa? by Marcin Cholewa

“…The article focuses on key elements of martyrdom (conscious and voluntary acceptance of death, dying for the faith, virtues pertaining to God, bearing witness to truth and love, patient endurance until death, externalised defending the truth of faith, a persecutor as opposed to the martyr, no pursuit of martyrdom, the pursuit of martyrdom not for its glory) and altruistic suicide (conscious and voluntary acceptance of death, death for the sake of others, society, bearing witness to the values, God, honour, friendship, freedom, desire for death without reward, death as a personal act, not harming innocent people, exceptions are acts of terrorism and suicide acts during wars). …”
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Quels discours sur les crimes nazis dans la chronique judiciaire ouest‑allemande des années 1950 ? Le procès du camp du Stutthof à Bochum en 1955 vu par la presse locale et régiona... by Nathalie Le Bouëdec

“…Although the desire to draw a line under the Nazi past was still dominant in West Germany in the 1950s, the subject of Nazi crimes was not absent from the public arena, especially at the local level. …”
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