Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Predictors Of Accountability Creating In Educational Accountant: Professionalism As A Mediator

The Research Examines The Effect Of Accountant Competence, Educator Accountant Commitment, Accountant Ethics And Professionalism As Mediating Variable On Educator Accountantaccountanbility. This Study Took The Objectof Accounting Lecturers In Dkijakarta, Using Data Collectionmethodsthrough Questionnaires. Samplingusingthe Purposive Samplingmethod Withthe Criteria Ofhavingexpertise In The Field Of Accounting Is Realized Through Akt Or Ak Degrees From Several Universitiesin Dkijakarta. The Hypothesis Testing Model Uses Partial Least Square (PLS). Based On The Results Of Data Analysis And Discussion, The Following Research Findings Were Obtained: 1) Accountant Commitmentand Accountant Ethics Have A Positive Effect On Accountability Of Educator Accountants; 2) Accountant Competence, Accountant Commitment And Accountant Ethics Have A Positive Effect On Professionalism;3)Accountant Competence Does Notaffectthe Accountability Of Educator Accountants; 4) Accountantcompetencehasa Positive Effecton Educator Accountability Through Professionalismhas A Fullmediationrole.Theexistence Of Professionalism Is Importantso That It Can Affect The Competence Of Accountantsontheaccountabilityof Educator Accountants; 5) Accountants Commitment And Accountant Ethics Have A Positive Effect On Accountability Accountantthrough Professionalism. Thatis, Professionalism Hasapartialmediationrole. Both The Direct And Indirect Relationship Of Commitmentand Accountantethics Can Encourageeducators To Gain Accountability For Accountants.
Experimental indications of non-classical brain functions

Recent proposals in quantum gravity have suggested that unknown systems can mediate entanglement between two known quantum systems, if the mediator itself is non-classical. This approach may be applicable to the brain, where speculations about quantum operations in consciousness and cognition have a long history. Proton spins of bulk water, which most likely interfere with any brain function, can act as the known quantum systems. If an unknown mediator exists, then NMR methods based on multiple quantum coherence (MQC) can act as an entanglement witness. However, there are doubts that today’s NMR signals can contain quantum correlations in general, and specifically in the brain environment. Here, we used a witness protocol based on zero quantum coherence (ZQC) where we minimized the classical signals to circumvent the NMR detection limits for quantum correlation. For short repetitive periods, we found evoked signals in most parts of the brain, whereby the temporal appearance resembled heartbeat-evoked potentials (HEPs). We found that those signals had no correlates with any classical NMR contrast. Similar to HEPs, the evoked signal depended on conscious awareness. Consciousness-related or electrophysiological signals are unknown in NMR. Remarkably, these signals only appeared if the local properties of the magnetization were reduced. Our findings suggest that we may have witnessed entanglement mediated by consciousness-related brain functions. Those brain functions must then operate non-classically, which would mean that consciousness is non-classical.
Corvino's construction using Brill waves

For two-black-hole time-symmetric initial data we consider the Corvino construction of gluing an exact Schwarzschild end. We propose to do this by using Brill waves. We address the question of whether this method can be used to reduce the overall energy, which seems to relate to the question of whether it can reduce the amount of `spurious' gravitational radiation. We find a positive answer at first order in the inverse gluing radius.
The Effect Of Social Media-Based Promotion On Tourism Decisions-Making

This study aimed to determine the social media promotion effect on travel decisions. This research design is survey research. The population in this study was people who searched for tourist information and made travel decisions. The sampling techniques in this study used purposive sampling with 110 samples. The data collection technique used a questionnaire tested for validity and reliability. The data analysis technique used to answer the research hypothesis is a simple regression test. This research indicates that there was a positive effect of social media promotion on travel decisions. The results of this study were the coefficient of determination (R2) which is 66.2%, the results of the Fcount test are 211.612 with a significance value of 0.000, then the t-count results are 14.547 with a significance value of 0.000. These results show that promotion through social media simultaneously and significantly influences travel decisions.
THE RELATIVE ABUNDANCE OF ISOLATED CLUSTERS AS A PROBE OF DARK ENERGY

Those galaxy clusters that do not belong to superclusters are referred to as isolated clusters. Their relative abundance at a given epoch may be a powerful constraint of the dark energy equation of state since it depends strongly on how fast the structures grow on the largest scale in the universe. We note that the mass function of isolated clusters can be separately evaluated through modification of the recently developed Corasaniti–Achitouv (CA) theory according to which the stochastic collapse barrier is quantified by two coefficients: the drifting average coefficient (β) and the diffusion coefficient (DB). Regarding β in the CA formalism as an adjustable parameter and assuming that the formation of isolated clusters corresponds to the case of DB = 0, we determine the mass function of isolated clusters by fitting the numerical results from the MICE simulations to the modified CA formula. It is found that the best-fit value of β changes with redshift and that the CA mass function with DB = 0 agrees very well with the numerical results at various redshifts. Defining the relative abundance of isolated clusters, ξI, as the ratio of the cumulative mass function of isolated clusters to that of non-isolated clusters at a given epoch, we finally show how sensitively ξI changes with the dark energy equation of state. It is also discussed how ξI can help break the degeneracy between the dark energy equation of state and the other key cosmological parameters.
A Review on the Synthesis of Fluorescent Five- and Six-Membered Ring Azaheterocycles

Azaheterocycles rings with five and six members are important tools for the obtaining of fluorescent materials and fluorescent sensors. The relevant advances in the synthesis of azaheterocyclic derivatives and their optical properties investigation, particularly in the last ten years, was our main objective on this review. The review is organized according to the size of the azaheterocycle ring, 5-, 6-membered and fused ring azaheterocycles, as well as our recent contribution on this research field. In each case, the reaction pathways with reaction condition and obtained yield, and evaluation of the optical properties of the obtained products were briefly presented.
Prescribed-time stabilisation design for a class of nonlinear systems with state constraints

This paper will investigate the prescribed-time stabilisation problem for a class of nonlinear systems with state constraints. A recursive design algorithm is proposed to solve the prescribed-time stabilisation problem. Firstly, a barrier Lyapunov function (BLF) is employed and a time-varying coordinate transformation is utilised. Then, a modified method of -backstepping is proposed, and a novel stabilising function by adding a fractional term proposed in this paper which is capable of decreasing the BLF to the origin within any desired settling time and then achieving the prescribed-time stabilisation. Such a fractional term plays an important role in achieving prescribed-time stabilisation. Next, the analysis of the prescribed-time stabilisation with state constraints is presented. Finally, an example shows the effectiveness of the proposed method. The feature of this paper is that the settling time is not only independent of the design parameters, nor does it depend on the initial conditions, and can be set according to per our will. Other is that the constraints of all the states are not violated.
Retrospective Evaluation of Patients With Scorpion Stings Admitted to the Pediatric Emergency Clinic

Introduction Scorpion sting in children is still a serious health problem today. Children are at greater risk of developing severe cardiac, respiratory, and neurological complications because of their low body weight. In this study, we retrospectively evaluated the demographical changes, complaints, clinical findings, and laboratory results of scorpion sting cases admitted to the pediatric emergency department. Materials and Methods The records of 72 patients who were followed up with the diagnosis of scorpion sting in the Dicle University Pediatric Emergency Department between 2013 and 2017 were retrospectively analyzed. Results The patients included in the study were between one and 15 years (7.64±4.04 years) and 43.1% were male, and 56.9% were female. While 65.3% of the cases lived in rural areas, 34.7% lived in the city center. The most common stung areas in the cases were the lower extremity (51.4%) and the upper extremity (34.7%). The most common complaints in the patients were 70.8% pain, 58.3% edema, 41.7% cold extremities, 23.6% sweating, 22.2% vomiting, and 12.5% excessive salivation. Of the cases, 71.4% had mild, 25.7% had moderate, and 2.9% had severe stages. Of the patients, 91.6% were given antivenom, 75.7% were given antihistamines, 74.3% were given steroids, 65.7% were given antibiotics, 64.3% were given analgesics, 44.3% were given tetanus vaccine, 2.8% were given erythrocyte suspension and 1.4% were given platelet suspension. In addition, 11.4% of the cases were given prazosin treatment. While 32.9% of the cases required intensive care, two patients died. A statistically significant difference was found between the glucose, urea, creatine, total protein, sodium, potassium, alanine aminotransferase, white blood cell count, red blood cell count, hemoglobin, hematocrit, neutrophil count values of the patients at admission and discharge. Conclusion Scorpion sting cases are still a significant health problem. The severe clinical course is more common in children. The management of patients with severe clinical forms is based on early recognition of the sting, antivenom serum administration, and cardiorespiratory and systemic support.
The Relationship between Physical Exercise and Negative Emotions in College Students in the Post-Epidemic Era: The Mediating Role of Emotion Regulation Self-Efficacy

Objective: To investigate the relationship between physical activity and negative emotions among college students in the post-epidemic era and determine if emotional regulation plays a mediating role between physical activity and negative emotions. Methods: 479 college students (293 males, 186 females, M = 19.94, SD = 1.25) who were under closed campus management during the epidemic period were surveyed using the physical activity rating scale (PARS-3), the self-assessment scale for anxiety (SAS), the self-esteem scale for depression (SDS), and the emotion regulation self-efficacy scale (RES). Results: (1) Physical activity, negative emotions, and emotion regulation self-efficacy among college students were significantly different by gender (p < 0.01). (2) Physical exercise was negatively correlated with anxiety and depression (r = −0.236, p < 0.01; r = −0.198, p < 0.01) and positively correlated with emotion regulation self-efficacy (r = 0.256, p < 0.01) in college students. (3) Emotion regulation self-efficacy was negatively correlated with anxiety and depression (r = −0.440, p < 0.01; r = −0.163, p < 0.01). (4) Emotion regulation self-efficacy also partially mediated the relationship between physical activity and negative emotions. Conclusion: (1) Physical activity in the post-epidemic era negatively predicted anxiety and depression in school-isolated college students. (2) Emotion regulation self-efficacy in the post-epidemic era partially mediates the relationship between physical activity and anxiety and depression.
Being pregnant in Covid-19: Fear of Giving Birth, Fear of Covid-19, and Marital Adjustment

This research aims to examine the relationship between fear of childbirth, fear of Covid-19, and marital adjustment. In line with this general-purpose, differences in fear of childbirth, fear of Covid-19, and marital adjustment levels were also examined according to demographic variables. The research was carried out with 382 pregnant women who were followed up in the obstetrics clinic of a private hospital in Ankara. Demographic Information Form, Wijma Birth Expectation-Experience Scale (W-DEQ) Version A, Fear of Covid-19 Scale, and Revised Dynasty Scale were used as data collection tools. Independent Sample T-test and One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to compare the scores obtained from fear of childbirth, fear of Covid-19, and spousal adjustment according to demographic variables. The relationship of the variables with each other was tested with Pearson Correlation analysis, and the predictive effect of fear of Covid-19 and spousal adjustment on fear of childbirth was examined by regression analysis. As a result of the research, while there was a difference in fear of birth according to age, there was a difference in both fear of birth and fear of Covid-19 according to health problems. In addition, the fear of Covid-19 differs according to the gestational week. A positive relationship was found between fear of childbirth and fear of Covid-19 and a negative relationship between marital adjustment. In addition, it was determined that fear of Covid-19 and spousal adjustment significantly predicted fear of childbirth.
Electron-Phonon Coupling and Thermal Conductance at a Metal-Semiconductor Interface: First-principles Analysis

The mechanism of heat transfer and the contribution of electron-phonon coupling to thermal conductance of a metal-semiconductor interface remains unclear in the present literature. We report ab initio simulations of a technologically important titanium silicide (metal) - silicon (semiconductor) interface to estimate the Schottky barrier height (SBH), and the strength of electron-phonon and phonon-phonon heat transfer across the interface. The electron and phonon dispersion relations of TiSi$_2$ with C49 structure and the TiSi$_2$-Si interface are obtained using first-principles calculations within the density functional theory (DFT) framework. These are used to estimate electron-phonon linewidths and the associated Eliashberg function that quantifies coupling. We show that the coupling strength of electrons with interfacial phonon modes is of the same order of magnitude as coupling of electrons to phonon modes in the bulk metal, and its contribution to electron-phonon interfacial conductance is comparable to the harmonic phonon-phonon conductance across the interface.
The effect of financial literacy and entrepreneurship orientation on the performance of small-medium enterprise ‘tenun gringsing’ in tenganan village, karangasem regency

Small-medium business enterprises play an important role in the national economics. As such, the performance of small-medium enterprises should be optimized through various efforts among others; increasing financial literacy and entrepreneurship orientation of the businessman/woman themselves. The current research was conducted because there are some performance issues with the small-middle enterprise ‘Tenun Gringsing’ in Tenganan Village, Karangasem. In an effort to optimize and increase performance of the small-middle enterprise, there needs to be a competent financial literacy and a strong entrepreneurship orientation. The purpose of the current study is to study the effect of financial literacy and entrepreneurship orientation on the performance of small-medium enterprise “Tenun Gringsing” in Tenaganan Village Karangasem partially and simultaneously. This research applied a quantitative method. Population studied is 80 businesspeople of the small-medium “Tenun Gringsing” enterprise. Saturated sampling technique was used. Data was collected using interview, observation, survey, and documentation study methods. Data was analyzed using a Mutiple Regression Analysis. The results of the study indicated that there is a positive and significant effect (partially and simultaneously) of financial literacy (X1) and entrepreneurship orientation (X2) towards performance (Y).
The Demographic Specific Abdominal Fat Composition and Distribution Trends in US Adults from 2011 to 2018

Despite the rising awareness of abdominal adiposity associated health problems and demographic health disparities, research is lacking about abdominal fat trends using a national representative sample of US adults. Our purpose was to examine national demographic specific abdominal fat composition and distribution trends from 2011 to 2018. This trend analysis was using National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey data (n = 13,163). Visceral adipose percent (VAT%), visceral adipose tissue area (VAA) and visceral to subcutaneous adipose area ratio (VSR) were utilized in data analyses. Multiple polynomial linear regression was utilized with adjustment for confounding variables. Our findings revealed that VAT%, VAA and VSR trends were concave among all demographic groups. The VAT%, VAA and/or VSR changes were observed in most demographic groups (p < 0.05) except younger, White and Black respondents. The pattern was consistent with biennial increases up to 2014 or 2016 followed by decreases in 2017–2018. There were demographic disparities, with middle-aged respondents and Hispanics having the most evident VAT%, VSR and/or VAA changes biennially when compared to their counterparts (p < 0.05). In conclusion, abdominal fat composition and distribution increased before 2014 or 2016 but decreased afterwards with variations by age and/or race/ethnicity. Further research is needed to explore the possible causes of abdominal fat changes overtime.
Entropy production and fluctuation relations for a KPZ interface

We study entropy production and fluctuation relations in the restricted solid-on-solid growth model, which is a microscopic realization of the Kardar–Parisi–Zhang (KPZ) equation. Solving the one-dimensional model exactly on a particular line of the phase diagram we demonstrate that entropy production quantifies the distance from equilibrium. Moreover, as an example of a physically relevant current different from the entropy, we study the symmetry of the large deviation function associated with the interface height. In a special case of a system of length L = 4 we find that the probability distribution of the variation of height has a symmetric large deviation function, displaying a symmetry different from the Gallavotti–Cohen symmetry.
Defining amalgams of compact Lie groups

For $n \geq 2$ let $\Delta$ be a Dynkin diagram of rank $n$ and let $I = {1, >. , n}$ be the set of labels of $\Delta$. A group $G$ admits a weak Phan system of type $\Delta$ over $\mathbb{C}$ if $G$ is generated by subgroups $U_i$, $i \in I$, which are central quotients of simply connected compact semisimple Lie groups of rank one, and contains subgroups $U_{i,j} = \gen{U_i ,U_j}$, $i \neq j \in I$, which are central quotients of simply connected compact semisimple Lie groups of rank two such that $U_i$ and $U_j$ are rank one subgroups of $U_{i,j}$ corresponding to a choice of a maximal torus and a fundamental system of roots for $U_{i,j}$. It is shown in this article that $G$ then is a central quotient of the simply connected compact semisimple Lie group whose complexification is the simply connected complex semisimple Lie group of type $\Delta$.
Heritage Education and Special Education: Working on Emotions with Differently Abled People through Heritage

ABSTRACT The aim of this article is to describe the basic research and experiences and construct the theoretical pillars linking heritage education with special education, using heritage to work on emotions with people with different abilities, developing in them the link with patrimony and, in turn, its conservation and socialization. The methodology used to prepare the content analysis will be based on five steps; identification of key words, location of sources, reading and analysis, organization, and writing of the report. The analysis of the results has been carried out through a specific category system for research (concept of diversity, concept of heritage, objectives, results, and conclusions) and teaching experiences (concept of diversity, concept of heritage, objectives, and contents). The outcomes point to the scarcity of studies that combine heritage education, special education, and emotional education. The main conclusion is focused on the opening of a new line of research that advocates the study of heritage as a resource to work on emotions with the diversity of people with different abilities and the importance of heritage accessibility to build a more just and equal society promoting critical citizens who know how to live respecting diversity.
Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Epidemiology, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment

The greatest global root of irremediable amaurosis in the venerable is age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a complex eye condition. Clinically, AMD is characterized as being in an early stage to late stage and initially affects the macula, which is the center of the retina (advanced AMD). Age-related cellular and metabolic imbalance are made worse by the creation of excessive amounts of free radical species, which causes mitochondrial malfunction. As a result, in AMD-affected eyes, the deprivation of melanocytes, confection, and eventually atrophy within the retinal tissue are caused by the continued proliferation of oxidative stress caused by systemic antioxidant capacity depletion. In the urbanized, industrialized world, age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the major causes of central vision loss in the older age group. Although several causes and mechanisms for the dysfunction and degeneration of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) have previously been identified, the condition’s symptoms are still not fully understood. Etiopathogenesis is still not entirely understood. As a result, the RPE fails, allowing an accumulation of aberrant misfolded proteins, due to the loss of anatomical control over oppression, altered homeostasis, dysfunctional lipid homeostasis, and failure of mitochondria. Due to the multitude of interconnected processes, numerous complicated therapy combinations will probably be the best option to deliver the best visual outcomes; these combinations will vary depending on the kind and degree of the condition being treated. Undoubtedly, this will lead to the development of customized preventative medications and, hopefully, the revelation of a potential cure. All the mechanisms involved in the etiology of AMD should be continuously probed to create covariates for other contemporaneous or future problems.