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OROGENY, REGIONAL METAMORPHISM, AND MAGMATISM IN THE JAPANESE ISLANDS

The Japanese Islands are composed of several island arcs (Fig. 1), and would represent a front of the accretive growth of the Asiatic Continent. In the main part of the Japanese Islands, a thick geosynclinal pile was accumulated in Paleozoic time. The pile shows clear sedimentary differentiation on a grand scale. In Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic time, regional metamorphism occurred repeatedly in different parts of the pile, leading to the formation of two pairs of metamorphic belts. Each of the pairs is composed of a metamorphic belt of the low P/T type on the continental (i. e., inner) side and that of the high P/T type on the oceanic (i. e., outer) side (Fig. 6-7). The low P/T type of metamorphism produces andalusite in pelitic rocks of appropriate composition, and the high P/T type is glaucophanitic. Recent progress in the petrological study of these metamorphic belts is reviewed in some detail (Fig. 8-12). The progressive variation of individual metamorphic minerals with rising temperature is summarized and discussed. An outline of the geologic structures of metamorphic terrains is also given. The regional metamorphism of the low P/T type is genetically associated with the formation of a vast amount of granitic and rhyolitic rocks (Fig. 15-16). The close association of abundant rhyolitic rocks with orogenic granitic ones and regional metamorphism might be characteristic of the low P/T type metamorphic belt. On the other hand, the regional metamorphic belt of the high P/T type is associated with a vast amount of geosynclinal basalt and serpentinite (Fig. 17-18). Geological and geophysical features of the present-day orogeny in the Japanese Islands are summarized, and their significance in the understanding of the older orogeny is discussed. New pairs of metamorphic belts may be formed in the depths of the Japanese Islands and some other double arcs in the western Pacific owing to the orogeny now in progress. A new hypothesis for the origin of the paired metamorphic belts and associated magmatism is proposed. The deep-reaching shear-zones in, and the degassing of, the mantle are regarded as playing the most important part in the formation of the paired metamorphic belts. *) Geological Institute, Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo (now at Lamont Geological Observatory of Columbia University, Palisades, New York). Medd. fra Dansk Geol. Forening. København. Bd. 17. [1967] 391 Fig. 1. Present-day island arcs of Japan and its vicinity. Here, the main arc of Japan is divided into the Southwest and Northeast Japan Arcs. Letters H, A, K, S, and Y indicate Hokkaido, Abukuma Plateau, Kii Peninsula, Sikoku (Shikoku), and Kyusyu (Kyushu), respectively. The classification of the sea floors is based on the "Tectonic Map of Eurasia" (YANSHIN, 1966), as follows: 1, Regions of Epi-Mesozoic and older platform; 2, Cenozoic folded and geosynclinal systems; 3, Regions of pre-Neogenic folding; 4, Deep basins without granitic layer; 5, Deep oceanic trenches; S, Marginal swells of oceanic platforms; P, Old oceanic plates between zones of elevations.
Probability of pregnancy in beef heifers

This study aimed to evaluate the influence of initial weight, initial age, average daily gain in initial weight, average daily gain in total weight and genetic group on the probability of pregnancy in primiparous females of the Nellore, 1⁄2 Simmental + 1⁄2 Nellore, and 3⁄4 Nellore + 1⁄4 Simmental genetic groups. Data were collected from the livestock file of the Farpal Farm, located in the municipality of Jaíba, Minas Gerais State, Brazil. The pregnancy diagnosis results (success = 1 and failure = 0) were used to determine the probability of pregnancy that was modeled using logistic regression by the Proc Logistic procedure available on SAS (Statistical., 2004) software, from the regressor variables initial weight, average daily gain in initial weight, average daily gain in total weight, and genetic group. Initial weight (IW) was the most important variable in the probability of pregnancy in heifers, and 1-kg increments in IW allowed for increases of 5.8, 9.8 and 3.4% in the probability of pregnancy in Nellore, 1⁄2 Simmental + 1⁄2 Nellore and, 3⁄4 Nellore + 1⁄4 Simmental heifers, respectively. The initial age influenced the probability of pregnancy in Nellore heifers. From the estimates of the effects of each variable it was possible to determine the minimum initial weights for each genetic group. This information can be used to monitor the development of heifers until the breeding season and increase the pregnancy rate.
Combining ability analysis for yield contributing and quality traits in early maturing quality protein maize ( Zea mays L . ) using Line x Tester

Fourty-five hybrids of maize were developed through Line x Tester design using three male tester lines and fifteen female inbred lines as parental material along with four standard checks Pratap QPM hybrid-1, Vivek QPM-9, HQPM-1 and HQPM-5, to study combining ability in maize (Zea mays L.). The parents, hybrids and four standard checks were evaluated during kharif season 2014 for 15 characters. Analysis of variance for means revealed significant differences for all the fifteen characters studied. The ratio of σsca / σgca was greater than one for all the traits. This indicated that the preponderance of nonadditive gene effects in the expression of these traits. Among females, EIQ-123 had significant GCA effects for all the traits except anthesis silking interval, plant height and ear height, indicated that best general combiner for these traits, while in male parent EIQ-104 was the best general combiner for yield contributing traits viz., grain yield per plant (11.32), harvest index (2.93), ear length (0.55), and quality traits viz., oil content (0.16), starch content (0.75), protein content (0.61), lysine (0.11) and tryptophan content (0.06). The hybrid EIQ-118 x EIQ-103 (34.41) was the best specific combination for grain yield per plant followed by EIQ124 x EIQ-103 (29.65) and EIQ-127 x EIQ-104 (22.15). In addition to above traits, hybrid EIQ-118 x EIQ-103 also showed better specific combiner for starch content (6.34), oil content (1.40), lysine (0.78) and tryptophan content (0.21). They produced significant and desirable SCA effects for most of the traits studied indicating potential for exploiting hybrid vigour in breeding programme.
EFFECT OF CELLULOSE FIBER ON PROPERTIES OF SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE WITH HIGH-VOLUME MINERAL ADMIXTURES

In this paper, effects of cellulose fiber in different dosages on fresh and mechanical properties of self-compacting concrete with high-volume mineral admixtures (HMSCC) were investigated. 35% Class F fly ash and 5% silica fume in substitution for cement by weight was added in concrete mixtures. Slump, slump flow and flow time of inverted slump cone were conducted to assess the fresh properties of HMSCC. Compressive strength, impact resistance and abrasion resistance of the concrete were determined for the hardened properties in accordance with ASTM standards. The results indicate that cellulose fiber improves fresh properties of HMSCC in appropriate dosage, and improves impact resistance of HMSCC gradually with the increase of cellulose fiber dosage, but plays little contribution to compressive strength. It also improves abrasion resistance of HMSCC through improving its surface mechanical properties.
Application of an Inhomogeneous Halfspace for the Solution of Foundation-Subsoil Interaction based on the Finite Element Method

The results of subsoil-structure interaction analyses can be different and depend on the choice of the interaction model. These models are being continuously improved. The analysis of the interaction between the steel-fibre reinforced concrete slab and subsoil was carried out by means of three-dimensional finite element analysis. This interaction was also observed during the loading test in the experimental measurements. Soil is generally heterogeneous, hence its properties are different from the idealized behaviour of the linear elastic isotropic homogeneous material. The modulus of deformability of the modelled area of subsoil varies continuously with increasing depth. The inhomogeneous half-space was used for the modelling. In the parametric study, presented here, the deformations obtained from the analysis of the homogeneous and inhomogeneous half-spaces were compared. The values calculated from the three dimensional finite element interaction models of the subsoil were compared with the values measured during the loading test.
advertising value and advertising on the web - Blog @management

of the overall performance of the industry or an industry category from a consumer point of view. This article is divided into four main sections. In the first, an overview of the literature is presented and selected causes and consequences of advertising value are discussed. In the second section, the focus is on the Web and why advertising in this new medium has the potential to offer consumers greater value. The third section presents results from a consumer intercept survey and the final section raises a number of implications and applications that stem from this research.
Phenolic composition , antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of Castanea sativa Mill . pollen grains from Black Sea region of Turkey

Sinop is one of the chestnut growing regions of Turkey. The pollen of Castanea sativa is consisting of the main source of honeybee. In the present study were investigated to phenolic composition, antioxidant and antimicrobial efficiency of methanolic extracts of C. sativa pollen grains collected from 9 different populations during inflorescence period (July, 2013). The extracts were screened for their antimicrobial activities against to the 8 bacteria and 3 yeast species by using disc-diffusion procedure. The pollen extracts displayed more effective against to Gram-positive bacteria rather than Gram-negative, the extracts had also moderate anti-yeast activity. In vitro the antioxidant activity based on the 1,1-diphenly-2-picryl hydrazyl (DPPH) free radical was evaluated for all the extracts, and it was found that the extracts had good antioxidant activity in the range of the IC50= 0.093-19.5 mg mL -1. The total phenolic contents of the extracts were determined between 64.02 ± 0.26 mg GAE g-1 and 103.8 ± 6.72 mg GAE g-1. In addition, we determined a negative linear correlation (r= 0.59) between the total phenolic content and IC50 values. In this sense, our findings confirmed that the methanolic pollen extracts had good antioxidant activity. In conclusion, the result of the study suggested that Castanea sativa Mill. pollen grains can be a good natural product source of antioxidant and antimicrobial agents for potential health benefits.
P o S ( L A T T I C E 2 0 1 5 ) 2 3 6 Lattice QCD and Axion Cosmology

The Strong CP Problem can be resolved by introducing an additional global symmetry known as Peccei-Quinn symmetry. Once PQ symmetry is broken the associated particle, the QCD axion, is a plausible dark matter candidate. Calculating the cosmological energy density of the axion requires nonperturbative QCD input—the high-temperature topological susceptibility. I will show results from a pure-glue calculation and examine the implications for the axion mass and coupling.
INFLUENCE OF SOIL TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOME CHARACTERISTICS MORPHO-PRODUCTIVE AND YIELD TO PEA

Conservative tillage techniques are widely used to preserve soil structure and fertility, the use of legumes in crop rotation system help improve soil quality and growth of culture yield which are in rotation.This paper evaluate the yielding of pea cultivated on three different conditions of tillage: conventional tillage, minimum tillage and no tillage were studied for four genotype of afila peas: Tudor, Dora, Bellmondo and Camilla. The experiment was conducted in the years 2014-2015on soil type phaeozem, located in the Transylvanian Plain, Romania.Climatic conditions have a large influence on production, the differences obtained in those two years are being very significant, in 2014 was obtained an average production of 3161 kg/ha compared with 2015, respectively 2380 kg/ha. In conventional tillage system soil has achieved a higher production than in conservative systems, the difference being 163 kg/ha compared to the minimum system and 813 kg/ha compared to the no tillage system. Production differences exist in the case of varieties used in the experiment, varieties Bellmondo and Camilla has good production304 kg/ha respectively 133 kg/ha compared to the average of varieties. Significant values of correlation between morph-productive characters are in the number of plants/m, the number of pods/m and number of grain/m.
ANALYSIS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL CAPABILITIES FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BASED ON CRITICAL THINKING ABILITY

The purpose of this research was to determine the ability of transformational junior high school students in terms of critical thinking skills. Source of data in this research were students in grade VIII SMP Negeri 2 Ambarawa. The research method uses descriptive qualitative approach, the collection of data used tests methods and interviews. Critical thinking skills measured by the test refers to Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal (WGCTA). Result of the test of critical thinking refers to Watson-Glaser quantitatively was analyzed descriptively, then selected eight subjects for interviewed. Based on the analysis of the results of the interview, obtained 6 subjects were divided into three category of thinking skills; each two subjects of upper, middle, and lower group. These results indicated that the ability of transformational: (1) The upper group is high, the subject is able to carry out operations, factoring, expansion, substitution, addition of two or more polynomial, multiplication of two polynomials, determine the completion of an equation, simplifying expressions, change the expression to expression equivalent, (2) the middle group is high, the subject is able to define a concept/term, expanding, substitution, addition of two or more polynomials, multiplication of two polynomials, determine the completion of an equation, simplifying expressions, change the expression to expression equivalent, (3) The lower group is moderate to high, the subject is able to perform operations, factoring, expansion, addition of two or more polynomials, multiplication of two polynomials, simplify the expression, make changes expression equivalent to the expression.
STUDY OF THE VARIABLES IN LABORATORY TESTING OF CEMENT STABILIZED MATERIALS

Cement stabilized materials have been attractive in pavement construction due to the low construction cost and easy construction work. Extensive research on the properties and behaviors of the cement stabilized materials are documented in terms of laboratory testing. However, the variables in the testing conditions, such as the dimension of the sample and the testing procedure, can lead to a significant variability of the experimental results. In general, the experimental results from different researches can’t be compared and analyzed even when the same type of material was investigated. More detailed studies in this field are leading to more knowledge. This research aims to evaluate the effect of variables in the laboratory conditions on the behavior of cement stabilized materials and to give the appropriate specification for laboratory tests. The variable factors including the dimensions of the specimen, the compaction time delay, the friction effect caused by the contact with the testing panel and the curing conditions, are evaluated.
Studies on antimicrobial activity of antiseptic soaps and herbal soaps against selected human pathogens

In the present study antimicrobial activity of various antiseptic and herbal market soaps were determined against bacterial isolates present on the skin surface like Staphylococcus aureus, Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa using agar disc diffusion method. Various microbes are deposited on the surface of skin from the dust present in external environment which causes infection. Antimicrobial activities of various soaps on such micro flora pathogens were studied. The results obtained revealed that amongthe antiseptic soaps highest efficacy was performed by Dettol and Lifebuoy Plus soaps against Gram positive isolates but in Gram negative isolates Dettol and Savlon had maximum bactericidal activity. In Herbal soaps Neem followed by Aloe Vera was found to be most effective with all isolates as compared to Haldi Chandan soap. Pseudomonas aeruginosa was found as most resistant isolate to all soaps in the present study.
an efficient privacy searching mechanism for encrypting sensitive data in big data

Hierarchical clustering process is proposed to aid more search semantics and likewise to fulfill the demand for speedy ciphertext search inside a large data environment. The proposed hierarchical method clusters the documents founded on the minimum relevance threshold, after which partitions the ensuing clusters into sub-clusters until the constraint on the highest measurement of cluster is reached. Within the search section, this process can reach a linear computational complexity in opposition to an exponential measurement expand of file collection. With a purpose to verify the authenticity of search results, a structure known as minimal hash subtree is designed on this paper. Experiments had been conducted utilising the gathering set built from the IEEE Xplore. The outcome show that with a pointy broaden of records in the dataset the quest time of the proposed method increases linearly whereas the search time of the average procedure increases exponentially. Additionally, the proposed approach has an competencies over the common approach within the rank privateness and relevance of retrieved files. Cloud-trust is used to determine the security stage of 4 multitenant IaaS cloud architectures prepared with substitute cloud security controls and to exhibit the probability excessive if a minimal set of safety controls are implemented. CCS penetration probability drops noticeably if a cloud safety in depth safety architecture is adopted that protects digital computer (VM) images at rest, strengthens CSP and cloud tenant approach administrator access controls, and which employs different community safety controls to slash cloud network surveillance and discovery of live VMs. Index Terms Cyber security, advanced persistent threats, security metrics, virtual machine (VM) isolation.
The Relationship between Vocabulary Learning Strategy Preferences and Vocabulary Size among Iranian EFL Learners

The present study was an attempt to explore the vocabulary learning strategy preferences among Iranian EFL learners. It also investigated the relationship between their vocabulary learning strategy use and vocabulary size. To this end, 90 Iranian EFL learners were selected as the participants of the study based on convenience sampling at Islamic Azad University, Kerman, Iran. The instrument used in the current study was Strategy Inventory for Language Learning (SILL) consisting of six different categories of vocabulary learning strategies. The other instrument was Nation’s vocabulary size test which assessed the learners’ lexical knowledge. In order to address the research questions, Freidman Test and Spearman Correlation were conducted. The results revealed that the most frequently used vocabulary learning strategy subgroup was metacognitive and the least frequent one was social strategy. Besides, no significant correlation was found between vocabulary size and vocabulary learning strategies except a small and reverse correlation between the vocabulary size and compensation strategy. The important implication of the study is that if students get aware of vocabulary learning strategies, they may develop their vocabulary size more easily and effectively.
Investigations on cartographic constraint formalisation

This paper presents investigations on the formalisation of cartographic requirements by constraint specifications. The work was carried out within the EuroSDR project on studying the state-of-the-art of commercially available generalisation software. The aim of the study presented in this paper was to analyse and compare several constraint specifications from various National Mapping Agencies (ICC, Catalonia; IGN, France; OS, Great Britain; TD Kadaster, Netherlands) which will be the input for the EuroSDR tests. In a first step the NMA prepared small geo-data sets, which contained characteristic map situations such as urban, mountainous, rural and costal area. In addition they expressed cartographic requirements of the target map with help of a template for constraint specification, which was provided by the EuroSDR project team. This paper describes how the NMAs specified their constraints. Based on the constraints analysis, the cartographic constraints were first harmonised in a generic set of constraints that can be used by all four NMAs within this project. This harmonisation of constraints is presented in the paper. Apart from the harmonisation, a result of the study on the constraints is the definition of an extended typology of cartographic constraints which is also presented. A frequency and granularity of constraint specifications is analysed against this topology and graphically presented. The influence of data model for constraint specification is shown. Finally difficulties and open questions for the constraint specification are discussed. After these investigations there exists not a complete set of cartographic constraints, because the specified constraints refer only to the selected examples. But as a result, the harmonisation of frequent defined constraints was reached. The evaluation process within the EuroSDR project will show if the specified constraints are sufficient for the description of cartographic requirements of the target map.
Validity and reliability of two field-based leg stiffness devices : implications for 5 practical use 6 7

20 Leg stiffness is an important performance determinant in several sporting activities. This study 21 evaluated the criterion-related validity and reliability of two field-based leg stiffness devices, 22 Optojump Next® and Myotest Pro® in different testing approaches. Thirty-four males 23 performed, on two separate sessions, three trials of 7 maximal hops, synchronously recorded 24 from a force platform (FP), Optojump and Myotest. Validity (Pearson’s correlation coefficient, r; 25 relative mean bias; 95% limits of agreement, 95%LoA) and reliability (coefficient of variation, 26 CV; intraclass correlation coefficient, ICC; standard error of measurement, SEM) were calculated 27 for first attempt, maximal attempt, and average across three trials. For all three methods, 28 Optojump correlated highly to the FP (range r = 0.98-0.99) with small bias (range 0.91-0.92, 29 95%LoA 0.86-0.98). Myotest demonstrated high correlation to FP (range r = 0.81-0.86) with 30 larger bias (range 1.92-1.93, 95%LoA 1.63-2.23). Optojump yielded a low CV (range 5.9%31 6.8%), high ICC (range 0.82-0.86) and SEM ranging 1.8-2.1 kN/m. Myotest had a larger CV 32 (range 8.9%-13.0%), moderate ICC (range 0.64-0.79) and SEM ranging from 6.3-8.9 kN/m. The 33 findings present important information for these devices and support the use of a time efficient 34 single trial to assess leg stiffness in the field. 35 36