Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI KELANCARANPEMBELAJARAN PENJASORKES KELAS V-VI DISD NEGERI KEMBANGJITENGAN 2 SLEMAN

Penelitian ini dilatarbelakangi oleh kurangnya perhatian terhadap faktorfaktor yang mempengaruhi pembelajaran Penjasorkes. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi kelancaran pembelajaran Penjasorkes pada siswa kelas V-VI SD N Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman. Penelitian merupakan penelitian deskriptif kuantitatif. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode survei dengan teknik pengambilan datanya dengan menggunakan instrumen angket. Populasi penelitian ini adalah siswa SD N Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman tahun ajaran 2014/2015. Sampel penelitian ini adalah seluruh siswa kelas V-VI SD Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman. Teknik analisis yang dilakukan adalah statistik deskriptif dengan menuangkan frekuensi ke dalam bentuk persentase. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa Faktor yang mempengaruhi kelancaran siswa dalam pembelajaran Penjasorkes kelas V-VI di SD N Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman adalah tinggi dengan pertimbangan frekuensi terbanyak berada pada kategori tinggi dengan 44 orang atau 67,69%. Faktorfaktor yang mempengaruhi kelancaran siswa dalam pembelajaran Penjasorkes kelas V-VI di SD N Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman yang berkategori sangat tinggi 19 orang atau 19,23%, tinggi 44 orang atau 67,69%, rendah 2 orang atau 3,08% dan sangat rendah 0 orang 0%. Dengan demikian dapat dinyatakan bahwa adanyafaktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi kelancaran pembelajaran penjasorkes di SD Kembangjitengan 2 Sleman.
The Nature of Language Learners' Beliefs: A Half-Told Story.

Substantial amount of research regarding L2 learners’ beliefs has been conducted in recent years. However, not enough attention has been paid to investigating the nature of learners’ beliefs; hence our understanding of the construct is contradictory in the sense that early research studies report stability in beliefs, while more recent studies provide evidence of change in learners’ beliefs. This paper reports on a case study aiming at contributing to a deeper understanding of the nature of language learners’ beliefs. Data were gathered longitudinally over an 18-week period using a number of tools. The findings reveal the complexity of learners’ beliefs. The beliefs that the learners held were not always in harmony and some of them can be self contradictory. Furthermore, while some beliefs may evolve and change over time and across situation, others may remain relatively stable, suggesting the complex and dual nature of learners’ beliefs. Drawing on these findings, the paper concludes that learner beliefs can best be perceived as an inter-related construct that has dual features and sometimes can be paradoxical.
Person—Environment (P—E) Fit Models and Psychological Well-Being Among Older Persons in Hong Kong

Conceptualizations of person—environment (P—E) fit were examined in a range of residential environments in Hong Kong by comparing three P—E models: the congruence model, the priority model, and a modified version of a model from Massam (2002). The study aimed to identify how older people perceive their fit with their living environment in Hong Kong, a predominantly Chinese society. Older residents in old urban areas and new towns were compared on how they utilized and related to their environments. Three environmental domains (structural, informal, and formal) were used to assess the extent of P—E fit. A short version of WHOQoL (as a measure of psychological well-being, PWB) was used as the dependent variable in the regression model. Irrespective of demographic variables and location of residence, the congruence model provided the best account.
Electromagnetic modeling of multipath scattering from breaking water waves with rough faces

The low-grazing-angle (LGA) backscattering from one-dimensionally rough surface profiles approximating breaking water waves with roughened front faces has been numerically examined. The added front-face roughness approximates that expected from wind generation. The reference "exact" backscattering was found using a numerical technique based on the moment method. A model-based approach to predict the backscattering was also implemented. In this, the crest scattering was found directly using the moment method, the multipath scattering was modeled using physical optics, and the distributed-surface scattering from the small-scale roughness was found from the two-scale model. The calculations show that the roughness adds incoherent components to both the vertically (VV) and horizontally (HH) polarized scattering cross sections. At VV, this is due to the random scattering from the small-scale roughness, while at HH it results from random changes in the multipath interference due to the large-scale roughness. As the mechanisms for the incoherent scattering are independent, it is difficult to predict the magnitude of the HH-to-VV backscattering ratio that will occur with specific realizations of the roughness from the underlying breaking-wave shape alone, particularly with large rms roughness added. Overall, the model-based calculations give a good prediction of both the coherent and incoherent scattering coefficients.
Structure factor and effective two-body potential for liquid gallium.

Mesure du facteur de structure du gallium par diffusion des neutrons a 326 et 959 K, et a des densites de 0,0525 et 0,0490 at/A 3 . Le domaine des vecteurs d'onde mesures s'etend de 0,26 a 16,2 A − '. La precision des experiences permet de determiner un potentiel effectif de paires entre les atomes de gallium et ces 2 etats thermodynamiques
The interdependence of coaches’ and athletes’ perceptions and satisfaction with performance

This study investigated the interdependence of coaches’ and athletes’ perceptions of the athletes’ performance and their association with coaches’ and athletes’ satisfaction with the athletes’ performance. One-hundred coach-athlete dyads completed the performance subscale of the Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire (Riemer & Chelladurai, 1998) and the performance subscale of the Elite Athlete Self-Description Questionnaire (Marsh, Hey, Johnson, & Perry, 1997). The results of a structural equation model analysis indicated a level of interdependence between the paired coach and athlete variables. There was a significant association between individual’s own perceptions of performance and satisfaction with performance. Additionally, coaches’ perceptions of performance were significantly associated with athletes’ satisfaction with performance, whereas athletes’ perceptions of performance were not associated with coaches’ satisfaction with performance. These results are discussed based on issues they raise for theory and practice.
Evaluation of Bacillus thuringiensis Pathogenicity for a Strain of the Tick, Rhipicephalus microplus, Resistant to Chemical Pesticides

Abstract The pathogenicity of four native strains of Bacillus thuringiensis against Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus (Canestrine) (Acari: Ixodidae) was evaluated. A R. microplus strain that is resistant to organophosphates, pyrethroids, and amidines, was used in this study. Adult R. microplus females were bioassayed using the immersion test of Drummond against 60 B. thuringiensis strains. Four strains, GP123, GP138, GP130, and GP140, were found to be toxic. For the immersion test, the total protein concentration for each bacterial strain was 1.25 mg/ml. Mortality, oviposition, and egg hatch were recorded. All of the bacterial strains had significant effects compared to the controls, but no significant differences were seen between the 4 strains. It is evident that these B. thuringiensis strains have a considerable detrimental effect on the R. microplus strain that is resistant to pesticides.
Caught in the net? Interdisciplinary perspectives on a longitudinal view of emotional and behavioural difficulties

This article explores some of the challenges of conducting longitudinal studies relating to emotional and behavioural difficulties, with reference to the small number of studies that exist in this area. The authors distinguish between longitudinal and follow up studies, drawing on examples from a range of disciplines. They then begin to explore the new avenues for researching the lives of young people presented by the growth in popularity of social networking sites such as Facebook. The article also breaks new ground by drawing on the disciplines of philosophy and neuroscience in order to begin to theorise the notion of time. This is a fundamental element of the longitudinal view, but one that is not generally addressed in studies that invite people to look back over their lives.
Computing A α , log( A ) and Related Matrix Functions by Contour Integrals

New methods are proposed for the numerical evaluation of f ( A ) or f ( A ) b , where f ( A ) is a function such as A 1 = 2 or log( A ) with singularities in ( (cid:0)1 ; 0] and A is a matrix with eigenvalues on or near (0 ; 1 ). The methods are based on combining contour integrals evaluated by the periodic trapezoid rule with conformal maps involving Jacobi elliptic functions. The convergence is geometric, so that the computation of f ( A ) b is typically reduced to one or two dozen linear system solves, which can be carried out in parallel.
Teachers Beliefs About Accommodating Students Learning Styles In Science Classes

Learning styles is a common strand found throughout recent science education reform recommendations. The objective of this study was to examine the influences of teacher beliefs regarding their intent to implement a variety of instructional strategies to meet the needs of different learning styles in the science classroom. Ajzen's (1985) Theory of Planned Behavior was used to investigate the influence of the primary constructs (attitude toward the behavior (AB), subjective norm (SN), and perceived behavioral control (PBC) on intent to engage in the targeted behavior. Differences between various teacher populations for the three primary constructs and intent also were examined. Survey research methods were employed to obtain data (n=109 Ohio teachers, randomly selected). Results were statistically analyzed using multiple regression, correlations, descriptive statistics, reliability, ANOVAS, and Sheffe post hoc techniques. Results indicated that attitude toward behavior and subjective norm influenced teachers' intent to implement variety of instructional strategies to meet the needs of different learning styles. Attitude toward behavior was the greatest influence. It was concluded that teacher belief constructs should be considered carefully when planning teacher development programs in order to successfully implement science reform recommendations.
Audit of radiation dose to the patients during coronary angiography.

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Prokrastinasi Akademik dan Self-Control pada Mahasiswa Skripsi Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Surabaya - Academic Procrastination and Self-Control in Thesis Writing Students of Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Surabaya

Prokrastinasi telah lama dianggap sebagai perwujudan dari rendahnya self-control. Kemunculan teori motivasi temporal (TMT) sebagai suatu kerangka teoretis untuk menjelaskan prokrastinasi juga mendukung peran self-control dalam memunculkan perilaku prokrastinasi. Penelitian ini ingin menguji kesesuaian TMT dalam menjelaskan pola hubungan antara self-control dan prokrastinasi, baik secara umum maupun dalam pengerjaan skripsi. Subjek penelitian adalah 157 mahasiswa psikologi yang sedang mengerjakan skripsi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa self-control memiliki korelasi negatif dengan prokrastinasi umum (r=-0,663) dan skripsi (r=-0,504). Peran elemen-elemen TMT sebagai mediator menjadi terbukti ketika korelasi negatif tersebut melemah secara signifikan setelah dilakukan pengendalian terhadap ketiga elemen TMT. Sekalipun demikian, pelemahan yang lebih besar justru ditemukan ketika self-control yang dijadikan sebagai variabel mediator. Dugaan penyebab dan implikasi temuan terhadap kesesuaian TMT didiskusikan dalam badan tulisan. Procrastination has long been regarded as reflection of low self-control. The emergence of temporal motivation theory (TMT) as a theoretical framework to explain procrastination also supports the role of self-control in bringing forth procrastination. This study aimed to test the suitability of TMT in explaining correlational pattern of self-control and procrastination, both in general and in thesis completion. Subjects were 157 psychology students working on their thesis. The results show that self-control has a negative correlation with general procrastination (r = -0.663) and thesis (r=-0.504). The role of TMT’s elements as mediators has been proven when the negative correlations weakened significantly after controlling for TMT elements. Nevertheless, a greater attenuation was actually found when self-control was used as the mediator variable. Alleged causes and implications of the findings are discussed.
Assessing Causality in the Association between Child Adiposity and Physical Activity Levels: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis

Here, Timpson and colleagues performed a Mendelian Randomization analysis to determine whether childhood adiposity causally influences levels of physical activity. The results suggest that increased adiposity causes a reduction in physical activity in children; however, this study does not exclude lower physical activity also leading to increasing adiposity. Please see later in the article for the Editors' Summary
TD-SCDMA/HSDPA Transceiver and Analog Baseband Chipset in 0.18- $\mu\hbox{m}$ CMOS Process

A dual-band time-division synchronous code-division multiple access chipset supporting 2.8-Mb/s high-speed downlink packet access has been demonstrated in 0.18-μm CMOS technology. The receiver adjacent channel selectivity requirement for the transceiver is relaxed by utilizing a high-dynamic-range analog-to-digital converter that allows selectivity improvement in analog baseband and digital baseband. The RX chain achieves 2.8-dB noise figure, -9.4-dBm total third-order input-referred intercepted point, and 5.7% error vector magnitude (EVM). TX delivers 5.0-dBm power, 88-dB gain control, and 4.5% EVM. The TX digital communication system band noise floor is 3 dB below the standard without using a surface acoustic wave filter. Both RX and TX from-idle-to-on switching times are less than 4 μS. Two chips consume 274 and 164 mW on transmitting and receiving, respectively, under a 1.8-V power supply.
Pomegranate dye as a green energy material

Pomegranate dye has been used as green energy material in the fabrication of Dye sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) using nanocrystalline TiO<inf>2</inf>. Platinum was used as counter electrode. UV-vis, photoluminescence and FTIR studies of the dye as well as UV-vis on dye sensitized TiO<inf>2</inf> films were carried out. Photovoltaic parameters like short circuit current (I<inf>SC</inf>), open circuit voltage (V<inf>OC</inf>) and fill factor (FF) were evaluated for fabricated cells. The maximum efficiency for the cell was found to be 1.1%. The maximum value of J<inf>SC</inf> and V<inf>OC</inf> was found to be 1.31mA/cm<sup>2</sup> and 480 mV, respectively, which is quite high as compared to the earlier reported values on pomegranate dyes [1].
Performing Cultures in the New Economy

This paper provides a provisional diagram of modern capitalist business. I argue that modern business managers are under greater and greater pressures of time. They are expected to work to sterner, more extensive, and shorter-term measures of performance, and they must cope with a general speed-up in the conduct of business. These pressures are, in turn, forcing managers to be more innovative. In this paper, I argue that these imperatives are linked through attempts to interpellate ‘fast’ managerial subjects who are able to take the strain of permanent high performance. These subjects are being produced through three types of active and performative space which, taken together, constitute a new geographical machine, able to make new qualities and quantities visible and therefore available to be worked upon. I consider each of these spaces in turn: new spaces of visualization, represented here by the business magazine Fast Company; new spaces of embodiment, represented here by the use of performative ideas and techniques from the humanities; and new spaces of circulation, represented here by the phenomenon of increasingly mobile means of management. I conclude by arguing that these so-far hesitant and tentative spatialities may herald a new phase of ‘caring imperialism. ’
Chemopreventive role of food-derived proteins and peptides: A review

ABSTRACT Cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality and disability worldwide. Although great advances in cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation are currently being achieved, their application is associated with numerous and expensive adverse side effects. Epidemiological evidence has demonstrated that the consumption of certain foods potentially prevents up to 35% of cancer cases. Bioactive components are ubiquitous in nature, also in dietary food, providing an essential link in health maintenance, promotion, and prevention of chronic diseases, such as cancer. Development of bioactive proteins and peptides is a current and innovative strategy for cancer prevention/cure. A growing body of anticancer protein and peptides from natural sources has shown the ability to reduce tumor progression through multiple mechanisms including apoptotic, antiproliferative, antiangiogenic, and immunomodulatory activities. This review is focused on proteins and peptides from different food sources including plants, milk, egg, and marine organisms in which chemopreventive properties have been demonstrated. Other aspects such as mechanism of action, bioavailability, and identification and characterization of food-derived peptides by advance separated technologies are also included. This review highlights the potential application of food-derived peptides as functional food ingredients and pharmaceutical candidates in the auxiliary therapy of cancer.
WEALTH INEQUALITY: DATA AND MODELS

In the United States wealth is highly concentrated and very unequally distributed: the richest 1% hold one third of the total wealth in the economy. Understanding the determinants of wealth inequality is a challenge for many economic models. We summarize some key facts about the wealth distribution and what economic models have been able to explain so far.
A School Counseling Conference Focused on the Emerging Latino/a Population

The state of Georgia has experienced dramatic growth in the Latino/a population during the past decade, with a third of the new Latino/a population younger than the age of 18. Consequently, school systems were not prepared for the challenges posed by a Spanish-speaking immigrant population. The authors organized an interdisciplinary conference to holistically address the issues facing school counselors in their work with the emerging Latino/a population. Implications for other states dealing with an emerging Latino/a population are discussed.
A coarse-grained reconfigurable protocol processor

Trade-off between flexibility and performance became an important factor for characterizing modern protocol processing architectures. While some solutions tend to be more flexible and less computational efficient like GPPs, other solutions like custom ASIC devices provide high computational efficiency while loosing the ability to cope with the diversity of current and evolving protocols. We propose a reconfigurable protocol processor that is flexible and highly adaptable to the needs of the required protocol with the ability to operate individually or as a multi-core integrating processors. We show how a common protocol processing task that consumes one third of RISC CPU time can be performed on our processor at high speed and low energy cost.
A Doppler Based Navigation Algorithm

This algorithm uses the GPS satellite system for navigation. It is an innovative algorithm, because it employs only the Doppler measurements and starts with a known initial location of the receiver. Initially, this algorithm was developed for fixed point GPS transmitters. In the paper we have successfully attempted to adapt this algorithm for moving satellites. This algorithm appears to perform far better than the pseudorange conventional least square algorithm (LSA), due to the small standard deviation of the Doppler measurement noise. While we have already developed and tested this algorithm with simulated data, we will attempt to provide test results with live satellites. Introduction The Doppler based navigation idea is not new. In the late 50s Guier and Weiffenbach proposed a Doppler Satellite Navigation system, which could provide navigation accuracy of about one-half mile provided that proper use of the full Doppler measurement is made [1]. At that time both the navigation scientists and engineers were faced with challenge of designing an end-to-end system, which as we know is one of the predecessors of the GPS system. About the same time Guier and Weiffenbach proposed a techinique for measuring the Doppler shift of radio transmissions from satellites, thus enabling navigation based on their algorithm [1-2]. Applications of Doppler measurements were also found in relativity, space probe tracking, and geodesy [3]. In the late 1960s, R. R. Newton, trying to persuade the space community, argued that it is feasible to build a system of navigation by measuring the Doppler shift in the radio transmissions from a near-Earth satellite and a simple equipment for conducting the measurements [4]. By considering a particular case, R. R. Newton, described in detail that the calculations required to produce a navigation solution accurate to about 500 m, once the measurements are recorded, can be performed even by hand within 10-15 min [4]. In the early 1970s J. Glish, proposed a closed form solution for a Doppler Satellite Navigation system [5], based on the early work proposed by R. R. Newton [4]. However, J. Glish does not present the expected accuracy of his approach. The Doppler measurements were also combined with the range measurements to yield an instantaneous positioning with a single satellite [6]. This same idea is used by N. Levanon to produce user terminal position instantly by a two-communication system between a user terminal on the earth surface and a single low earth orbit (LEO) [7]. Since the Doppler measurements are less noisy, an algorithm, which would produce the user's position based only on Doppler, would be very desirable. In [8] we have proposed an alternative algorithm that uses the Doppler measurements for fixed pseudolites. A O B Range rate or Doppler
Focus on psychiatry in Egypt

Mental disorders have been recognised in Egypt for millennia; 5000 years ago, they were considered to be physical ailments of the heart or uterus, as described in the Ebers and Kahun papyri (Okasha, 2001). These disorders carried no stigma, as there was no demarcation then between psyche and soma. In the 14th century – 600 years before similar institutions were founded in Europe – the first psychiatric unit was established, in Kalaoon Hospital in Cairo.