Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Predicting Next Miss Data Serving MapReduce-C MapReduce-W Media Streaming OLTP SAT Solver Web Apache Web Search Web

Big-data server applications frequently encounter data misses, and hence, lose significant performance potential. One way to reduce the number of data misses or their effect is data prefetching. As data accesses have high temporal correlations, temporal prefetching techniques are promising for them. While state-of-the-art temporal prefetching techniques are effective at reducing the number of data misses, we observe that there is a significant gap between what they offer and the opportunity. This work aims to improve the effectiveness of temporal prefetching techniques. We identify the lookup mechanism of existing temporal prefetchers responsible for the large gap between what they offer and the opportunity. Existing lookup mechanisms either not choose the right stream in the history, or unnecessarily delay the stream selection, and hence, miss the opportunity at the beginning of every stream. In this work, we introduce Domino prefetching to address the limitations of existing temporal prefetchers. Domino prefetcher is a temporal data prefetching technique that logically looks up the history with both one and two last miss addresses to find a match for prefetching. We propose a practical design for Domino prefetcher that employs an Enhanced Index Table that is indexed by just a single miss address. We show that Domino prefetcher captures more than 90% of the temporal opportunity. Through a detailed evaluation targeting a quadcore processor and a set of server workloads, we show that Domino prefetcher improves system performance by 16% over the baseline with no data prefetcher and 6% over the state-ofthe-art temporal data prefetcher.
Japanese aesthetics

Although the Japanese have been producing great art and writing about it for many centuries, including a rich tradition of poetics going back a millennium, the philosophical discipline in Japan corresponding to Western “aesthetics” did not get underway until the nineteenth century. A good way to survey the broader field is to examine the most important aesthetic ideas that have arisen in the course of the tradition, all of them before aesthetics was formally established as a discipline: namely, mono no aware (the pathos of things), wabi (subdued, austere beauty), sabi (rustic patina), yūgen (mysterious profundity), iki (refined style), and kire (cutting). (This last term is pronounced as two evenly accented syllables, kee-reh. The macrons over some vowels signify a vowel sound of double length. When a person name is used, the order is the conventional Japanese one: family name, then given name.)
THE PSYCHOMETRIC PARAMETERS OF THE TECHNIQUE OF PSYCHODIAGNOSTIC OF MONEY ILLUSION

Statement and situation of development of the problem Money Illusion (later MI) describes the tendency of people to take the nominal value of money, not its real purchasing power. The term was introduced by Irving Fisher and he gave his economic definition. Fisher first began to discuss the problem of inconsistency of variability of money purchasing power and its constant perception. As he aptly remarked: in our perception "the dollar is the dollar" and "franc is the franc," although in 1913 by 70 cents we could buy as many goods as by 100 cents in 1928. And it is correct to assert that the dollar costs about 70 cents or its purchasing power is such. Despite, the public doesn’t know that such problem exists and the study of this phenomenon is only within a narrow range of scientific discussions. Many studies of MI are conducted in the framework of perception and evaluation of one currency, although in present living conditions the economic agents are in a situation where they must perceive and evaluate products with different currencies. Under these conditions, the central problem of MI is the problem of studying the factors of perception and evaluation of the exchange rate (problem of currency perception). When the European Union passed to Euro, the study aimed at the perception and evaluation of the exchange rate become more relevant and in different countries the researchers began studying the psychological aspects of the currency change and associated behavior of economic agents. The most interesting is that until now to diagnose the presence or absence of money illusion each researcher applies individually designed psychodiagnostic instruments which, in most cases do not provide a measure of the value of MI, or, i.e. its coefficient. Even more studies are based on field observations. Interesting pattern is observed by P. Ragubir and J. Srivastava from Berkeley and Maryland Universities. U.S. citizens differently build their consumer behavior in Canada and UK (US $ 1.00 = C $ 1.50 = £ .67), although they are well aware of the rates. Their main hypothesis was based on the idea, which they would overspend in both countries, because foreign currency is perceived as play money or unspent, because they do not know the denomination, or in different countries behave differently.
Practice of School Based Continuous Professional Development In Government Secondary Schools Of Arbaminch City Adiministration By :

The purpose of this study is to assess the practices and challenges of school based teachers’ continuous professional development in government secondary schools of Arbaminch city administration in GamoGofa Zone. The study was both descriptive survey and explanatory in nature. To conduct this study data were collected by using questionnaire, interview and documents. The sampling techniques used were both purposive and simple random sampling. The sample size was 83 teachers, 14 school principals, 3 city education office TDP experts, and 3 cluster supervisors with the total of 103 participants out of 286 study population. The participants of interview were city education office TDP experts and cluster supervisors. Questionnaire was administered to 83 teachers and 14 school principals, of which 78 teachers and 14 principals properly filled and returned. Then, the data gathered through closed-ended questionnaire were analyzed quantitatively using frequency, percentage, mean score and standard deviation while the data gathered through interview, openended questions and document were analyzed qualitatively. The finding of the study indicated that the extent to which teachers' participation in CPD activities such as action research, classroom management, mentoring, coaching, involving in induction and portfolio development were inadequately implemented. The school principals, cluster supervisors and city education office experts were providing insufficient support for the teachers. The major challenges identified were unwillingness to participate in CPD activities, lack of training, lack of trained CPD coordinator in schools, inadequacy of supports provided for teachers growth, insufficient allocation of budget, lack of motivation, absence of systematic follow up, lack of giving feedback and evaluating the overall successes and failures of CPD activities, shortage of time. The findings implied that CPD was not implemented successfully due to lack of stakeholders support and follow up activities and many more affecting factors. It has been recommended that city education office should work closely with the schools, allocate the necessary budget for training, motivate teachers to willingly take more responsibilities in the implementation process of CPD and schools should assign well trained CPD facilitators to minimize the effect of challenges affecting CPD implementation.
DOES ETHICS CURRICULUM DELIVERY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN ACCOUNTING STUDENTS ’ CHOICES ?

In the past, accountants were considered to have high ethical orientation, second only to the clergy. Researchers claim creativity and cleverness have replaced accountants’ honesty and integrity. Educators have responded to these claims by revising the accounting curriculum to include ethical studies and training. This exploratory study examines judgments of accounting students at two universities with different accounting program curriculum, different ethical course delivery, and different ethical course content to determine what, if any, differences exist in students’ accounting judgments. The findings suggest that ethical course delivery has little effect on student judgment choices. The investigation extends previous studies by examining demographic variables including gender, work experience, and education level.
The Relationships among Controllability of Objective Performance Measures , Distributive and Procedural Justice : A Conceptual Framework

As an integral part of management control system (MCS), performance measurement systems (PMS) influence manager's behavior towards enhancing his/her performance through the assessment of the performance in performance evaluation process. To be an effective control mechanism, PMS must have the capabilities to influence managers’ behaviors towards desired organizational goals which in line with the central tenet of MCS. However, the performance measures used in the process of performance evaluation must be perceived as fair by managers to achieve the intended managers’ behavior. The aim of this study is to examine the effect of controllability of objective performance measures on distributive and procedural justice. The framework proposed suggests that controllability of objective performance measures is positively associated with managers’ perceptions of distributive justice and procedural justice. Data will be obtained through a mailed structured questionnaire survey distributed to departmental managers in large size companies listed in the directory of Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM). The findings are expected add to the empirical evidence on PMS and organizational justice. They will further provide explanations on what causes performance measures to be perceived as fair by managers.
A TWENTY-YEAR PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF COLD IN-PLACE RECYCLING IN NORTH AMERICA

Many millions square metres of pavement have been rehabilitated with Cold In-place Recycling in North America since it first started in the State of California in the late 1970s, with. approximately four million tonnes currently being recycled every year. In many areas the primary cause of pavement distress and failure is thermal cracking. Before the utilization of Cold In-place Recycling, the only effective treatment for cracked pavements was the total removal of the bituminous concrete layers. Cold In-Place Recycling uses the in-place bituminous pavement as a source of materials. The existing bituminous concrete pavement is reclaimed, transformed into a bituminous aggregate, which is then mixed with a new binder and laid down in-place. Cold In-place Recycling restores the longitudinal and transverse profile of the roadway. Recycled bituminous mixtures obtained from Cold In-place Recycling have mechanical properties that improve with time. They provide more fatigue resistance but less stiffness than regular standard hot bituminous mixtures at a young age. In addition, recycled bituminous mixtures offer improved mitigation of reflective cracking. This paper presents an overview of Cold In-place Recycling and a discussion of project selection, design practices, process equipment, construction procedures and the performance of recycled bituminous mixtures. RÉSUMÉ Plusieurs millions de mètres carrés de chaussée ont été réhabilités avec le recyclage à froid en place en Amérique du Nord depuis le début dans l’état de la Californie à la fin des années 70 : approximativement quatre millions de tonnes sont présentement recyclées chaque année. Dans plusieurs régions, la première cause des dommages des chaussées et de la détérioration est la fissuration thermique. Avant l’utilisation du recyclage à froid en place, le seul traitement efficace pour les chaussées fissurées consistait à enlever complètement les couches de béton bitumineux. Le recyclage à froid en place utilise le revêtement bitumineux en place comme source de matériaux. Le revêtement bitumineux existant est recyclé, transformé en un granulat bitumineux, qui est ensuite mélangé avec un nouveau liant et posé en place. Le recyclage à froid en place restaure le profil longitudinal et transversal de la route. Les enrobés bitumineux recyclés obtenus par le recyclage à froid en place possèdent des propriétés qui s’améliore avec le temps. Ils fournissent plus de résistance à la fatigue mais moins de rigidité que les enrobés bitumineux à chaud standard à bas âge. En outre, les enrobés bitumineux recyclés offrent une atténuation améliorée des fissures de réflexion. Cet exposé présente une vue générale sur le recyclage à froid en place et une discussion du choix des projets, des pratiques de conception, de l’équipement du procédé, des procédures de construction et de la performance des enrobés bitumineux recyclés. © Canadian Technical Asphalt Association 2001 CROTEAU & DAVIDSON 385
A 3 D TIME-RESOLVED CYLINDER WAKE SURVEY BY TOMOGRAPHIC PIV

A survey is conducted to quantitatively visualise the wake flow behind a circular cylinder at Reynolds numbers of 180 to 2500. A time-resolved tomographic PIV method is used to measure the sequence of three-dimensional vector fields evolving in time. The attention is focused upon the unsteady 3D wake organization with the interaction of primary rollers (Karman-Benard) and the secondary vortices resulting from 3D instability of the vortex wake. A cylinder of 12 mm diameter is immersed in a water channel of 600×600 mm test section of which only the upper half channel is used. A volume of 80×50×16 mm is illuminated by a 2×200 mJ laser and recorded by 4 cameras with 2k×2k pixels viewing the volume from different directions distributed over a solid angle of 45 degrees. The images are processed by a modified MART tomographic reconstruction algorithm to first reconstruct the intensities of all voxels in the illuminated volume. The volume reconstruction is followed by a three-dimensional cross-correlation between interrogation volumes returning approximately 300.000 vectors at every snapshot. At low free-stream velocity, the recording system is operated in continuous-mode achieving a recording rate of 20 Hz, which provides time-sequences with higher temporal resolution. However, at velocities exceeding 5 cm/s only acquisition in double-frame mode can ensure the appropriate time separation for cross-correlation. Nevertheless, the time resolution is sufficient for the description of dynamic events up to a flow speed of 15 cm/s. To the authors knowledge, this type of measurement is unprecedented: for the first time it has been possible to measure small-scale 3D-flow features in a complete volume time-resolved with high spatial resolution. Sample results are presented showing the evolution of spanwise vortices and pairs of counter-rotating secondary interconnecting structures, characterized by different spacing as a function of the Reynolds number. The high-computational load for data processing keeps the investigation still in progress at present time.
Whole-exome sequencing identify mutations in DNAH 5 in a Chinese Han patient with primary ciliary dyskinesia : a case report

Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is a rare, genetically heterogeneous disorder in an autosomal recessive manner, leading to defective cilia and dysfunction mucociliary clearance. Symptoms include recurrent respiratory infections, bronchiectasis, chronic sinusitis, situs inversus and infertility. The disease-causing mutations of PCD remain to be elucidated. We reported a patient with PCD from a non-consanguineous Chinese Han family. Wholeexome sequencing was perfomed to identify causative variants, and all the candidate pathogenic mutations were further analyzed by bioinformatic analyses and confirmed through Sanger sequencing. The candidate pathogenic mutations in their families were sequenced through Sanger sequencing too. Transmission electron microscopy was performed on the biopsy specimen from the bronchus mucosa of the patient. Whole-exome sequencing yielded over 16,000 variants. Patient carried two compound heterozygous mutations in DNAH5 (c. 5563dupA, p. I1855fs and c. G8030A, p. R2677Q), which were co-segregated with disease in this family. Absence of outer dynein arms was revealed by transmission electron microscopy. Our study emphasizes whole-exome sequencing could achieve rapid diagnosis and identification of pathogenic mutations in patients with PCD. And the pathogenic mutations detected in the study were first reported in Chinese Han populations, enriching the spectrum of pathogenic mutations involved in PCD.
The Subjective Oral Health Status , Dependence of Eating Behavior and Nutritional status of the Elderly in nursing Facilities according to Dysphagia

The purpose of this study war to investigate the subjective oral health status, dependence of eating behavior, and nutritional status of the elderly with dysphagia in nursing facilities. The data was collected from 102 elderly of one nursing facility in B metropolitan city from September 27th t0 October 7th, 2017. Dysphagia was measured by a tool which was developed by Kim(2003), oral health was measured by a tool which was modified and supplemented by Park et al(2016), eating behavior was measured by Received(September 23, 2018), Review Result(October 8, 2018) Accepted(November 9, 2018), Published(December 31, 2018) (Graduate student) 50612 College of Nursing, Pusan National University, Beomeo-ri, Mulgeum-up, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea email: wjb0604@naver.com (Professor, Corresponding Author) 50612 College of Nursing, Pusan National University, Beomeo-ri, Mulgeum-up, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, Korea email: jyha1028@pusan.ac. kr The Subjective Oral Health Status, Dependence of Eating Behavior and Nutritional status of the Elderly in nursing Facilities according to Dysphagia Copyright c 2018 HSST 712 Tully et al(1997) and nutrition status was measured by Nestle Nutrition Institute(1994) and adapted by Baek(2013). The collected data was analyzed by descriptive statistics, Chi-square test, t-test, and ANOVA. The dependence of eating behavior with dysphagia was statistically significantly higher score than that of without dysphagia(t=9.78, p<.001). Based on the result of this study, it would be necessary to regularly evaluate the status of dysphagia and to perform swallowing rehabilitation training to lower the dependence of eating behavior of elderly in nursing facilities.
Economic Growth and Transition : ‘ D-i-D ’ Approach

In order to get a reliable comparison, we estimate the growth characteristics of two countries, Czech Republic and Austria, between 1970 and 2016. Therefore, we get a twofold comparison: The time dimension is the Czech Socialist Republic, which existed until 1990, when the cetrally planned economy was replaced by the capitalist, market-oriented system. The question here is wheter the characteristics of growth evince signicantly different patterns before and after the year of so called ‘Velvet Revolution’ of 1989.
Chapter 6 AGGRESSIVE VICTIMS ’ LONELINESS IN SCHOOL FROM A GENDER PERSPECTIVE : THE RELATIONAL WAY OF DEFENDING ONESELF

School violence during adolescence is an area widely studied in the literature. A violent teenager at school can use both overt and relational violent behavior. Victims may differ in their reactions to the violent actions in school, in the sense that whereas some victims behave passively and submissively to the aggressors, others tend to show hostile behaviors, often in response to the victimization they are suffering. The victim-offender dynamic sets an interpersonal relationship model that involves serious consequences for the psychosocial adjustment of victims, such as feelings of loneliness, depressive symptomatology, and low self-esteem. However, very few studies have considered victimization as a risk factor associated with externalizing behaviors such as, for example, school violence. Recent research has applied to the school context the explanatory model developed by Emler and Reicher (2005) on the relationship between victimization and criminal and antisocial behavior in adolescence. Using this model, this chapter discusses the role of loneliness in the dynamic that leads some victimized adolescents to attack their peers. The study of relational violence has been relegated among research interests when trying to explain why some victims are also violent with their peers in the school context. However, it is likely that victimized students with a social and psychological profile showing high levels of loneliness and depressive symptomatology and low self-esteem, become involved more frequently in violent relational behavior than in manifest violent acts. As previous research has identified significant differences between girls and boys in * Corresponding Author address: Amapola Povedano, Departament of Education and Social Psychology. Ctra. de Utrera, km. 1. 41013. Sevilla. Phone + (34) 954 34 86 80. E-mail: apovedano@upo.es. Amapola Povedano, Estefanía Estévez and Cándido J. Inglés 92 their involvement in violent behavior and victimization at school, this chapter adopts a gender perspective. Finally, in order to prevent this type of behavior in school, it is important to take into account the adolescents’ perception of the school social environment. The perception of a positive classroom environment seems to be an important factor for students’ social adjustment, which prevents school violence and feelings of loneliness.