The United States and Mexico

Cline, Howard F.

doi:10.4159/harvard.9780674497061

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“…Известны попытки применения для ТМ нагревателей на основе системы галогеновых ламп [3][4][5] или вспомогательной пластины, нагреваемой электронным лучом [6]. В некоторых нагревательных устройствах для выравнивания температурного поля пластину кремния вращали в процессе ТМ [14,15]. Достигнутая однородность градиента температуры в указанных работах была недостаточной для эффективного промышленного применения метода ТМ, особенно на стандартных пластинах больших диаметров [16][17][18].…”

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Investigation of Heat Transfer Processes in a Heating Device for Thermal Migration of Liquid Inclusions in Silicon

Seredin,

Popov,

Malibashev

et al. 2023

IZVESTIYA SFedU. ENGINEERING SCIENCES

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Gibridnyy nechetko-geneticheskiy algoritm dlya resheniya zadachi kommivoyazhera [Hybrid fuzzy-genetic algorithm for solving the traveling salesman problem] Tr. IV-y Mezhdunarodnoy nauchno-prakticheskoy konferentsii "Integrirovannye modeli i myagkie vychisleniya v iskusstvennom intellekte" [Proceedings of the IV International Scientific and Practical Conference "Integrated Models and Soft Computing in Artificial Intelligence"]. Kolomna, 2009. 18. Render (Rendering)chto eto takoe, kak rabotaet i zachem nuzhen v 3D, video i igrakh [Rendering (Rendering) -what it is, how it works and why it is needed in 3D, video and games].

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Section: Investigation Of Heat Transfer Processes In a Heating Device...unclassified

Investigation of Heat Transfer Processes in a Heating Device for Thermal Migration of Liquid Inclusions in Silicon

Seredin,

Popov,

Malibashev

et al. 2023

IZVESTIYA SFedU. ENGINEERING SCIENCES

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“…Roosevelt consented to this test, privileging hemispheric unity over the interests of the affected oil companies. The use of force against Mexico would undermine the trust that the US was cultivating and would also invite a more aggressive intervention by the Axis powers, something that had to be prevented at any cost (Cline, 1963, p. 243). President Cárdenas affirmed that he preferred to maintain commercial relations with democracies but also warned that if democracies were not interested, Mexico would find other markets—mainly among the Axis powers, which it eventually did.…”

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Conceptual and Methodological Clues for Approaching the Connections between Mexico and the Holocaust: Separate or Interconnected Histories?

Liwerant

Gleizer

Siman

2016

Contemporary Review of the Middle East

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Connections between the Holocaust and Latin America have yet to be fully elucidated. Next to the US, Latin America collectively hosted the largest number of European refugees during the 1930s and 1940s. During the Second World War, it held a non-marginal place in a highly interconnected global scenario and hence it is essential to incorporate a transnational perspective to examine the multiple contacts, links, and exchanges created by social and political actors across the borders of nation-states and beyond the geographies of the Holocaust on the European continent. By tracing how individual and collective agents interacted at the levels of state, society, and community, it is possible to shed light on a complex history of interconnected and separate processes and decisions. Although Mexico was one of the Latin American countries that admitted a low number of refugees (ca. 2,000), its role as a host country constitutes a rich opportunity for exploring key issues of rescue, survival, and integration and the interconnections among governmental and non-governmental actors remained frequent and intense during the war and its aftermath. Methodologically, it offers some clues for bringing together macro- and micro-histories as well as historical analysis and oral history.

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“…The Mexican population is rapidly growing in the United States (Latin American Association, 2020). Mexican society is categorized by extremes of poverty and wealth, with a limited middle class wedged between an elite group of investors and landowners and multitudes of urban and rural poor (Cline, 2020;Zimmerman, 2017). Economic inequality, significantly lower wages, rural poverty, and better opportunities also play a role in drawing Mexicans to migrate to the United States.…”

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“…About 92.7% of the Mexican population speak Spanish (Central Intelligence Agency, 2020). Mexican culture revolves around the concept of family and inclusiveness as well as religious values Mexican cuisine varies widely between regions (Cline, 2020;Zimmerman, 2017). It is prudent to assess individual needs, including literacy and culture, to determine modalities that will enhance learning in older adults.…”

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Improving Diabetes Education in Mexican American Older Adults

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Lack of culturally sensitive, age-specific diabetes education in Mexican American older aged people may contribute to deficits in diabetes knowledge, self-management, and glycemic control. This quality improvement initiative applied evidence-based, culturally competent, age-specific education to improve health outcomes. A one-group, pretest/posttest design guided this project in a primary care community clinic. Mexican American adults >60 years, with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM; N = 12) received 3 months of biweekly innovative classes including: healthy Mexican foods; family involvement; Spanish interpreter using simultaneous earphone technology; and interactive, bilingual, large-print materials. Paired sample t tests compared diabetes knowledge, self-management, and A1C levels. There was a significant improvement in preeducation and posteducation outcomes: knowledge, t(11) = −7.969, p = .000; d = 2.32, self-management, t(11) = −7.930, p = .000; d = 2.43, and A1C levels, t(11) = 6.434, p = .000; d = 0.78. Culturally competent, language-friendly innovation, age-specific T2DM education can positively impact knowledge, self-management behaviors, and glycemic values in older aged Mexican American people.

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The United States and Mexico

Cited by 17 publications

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Investigation of Heat Transfer Processes in a Heating Device for Thermal Migration of Liquid Inclusions in Silicon

Investigation of Heat Transfer Processes in a Heating Device for Thermal Migration of Liquid Inclusions in Silicon

Conceptual and Methodological Clues for Approaching the Connections between Mexico and the Holocaust: Separate or Interconnected Histories?

Improving Diabetes Education in Mexican American Older Adults

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