Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Maximally extended , q-deformed and 3 D kappa-Poincaré

We show that the maximal extension sl(2) psl(2|2) C3 of the sl(2|2) superalgebra can be obtained as a contraction limit of the semi-simple superalgebra d(2, 1; )× sl(2). We reproduce earlier results on the corresponding q-deformed Hopf algebra and its universal R-matrix by means of contraction. We make the curious observation that the above algebra is related to kappa-Poincaré symmetry. When dropping the graded part psl(2|2) we find a novel one-parameter deformation of the 3D kappa-Poincaré algebra. Our construction also provides a concise exact expression for its universal R-matrix.
AMMA dust experiment: An overview of measurements performed during the dry season special observation period (SOP0) at the Banizoumbou (Niger) supersite

In the frame of the African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis-Special Observation Period 0 (AMMA SOP0) field campaign, a sophisticated instrumental setup specially designed for documenting the characteristics of aerosols in the surface boundary layer has been operated for 1 month (13 January to 13 February 2006) at the Banizoumbou supersite in Niger. The analysis of the long-term routine sunphotometer measurements shows that the intensive measurements were performed during a transition phase between a period when biomass burning aerosols are present in the atmospheric column and another when mineral dust is clearly predominant. On the basis of ground-level observations, three types of events can be defined. (1) Type B events are those corresponding to advection of Biomass burning plumes from southern Sahel. They represent only 3% of the measurement period. (2) Type D events are those during which mineral dust concentrations are larger than 200 mu g m(-3). They represent 35% of the measuring time, and coincide with advection of mineral dust from distant sources to the measurement site. The composition of the dust differs significantly from one episode to the other, depending on the trajectory of air mass that transported it. (3) Type L events are those that can be explained by occurrence of local erosion and that are of short duration. During them, the aerosol size distribution is dominated by a coarser mode (9 mu m) than during the events of the D type dominated by a finer mode (4.5 mu m). Elemental analysis also shows that mineral dust is relatively rich in Fe and poor in Ca, which is typical of the Sahelian aerosols.
http://journal.uad.ac.id/index.php/TELKOMNIKA Investigation on EM radiations from interconnects in integrated

Info 2019 Characterization and estimation of interconnections behavior in integrated circuits design before the implementation phase is of paramount importance. This behavior seen as microstrip antennas gets complex as the internal signal (square or sine waves) frequencies increase. Thus, they become the preferred path for the propagation of electromagnetic disturbances. In this work we have worked out the numerical modeling of the electromagnetic interactions characterizing the electromagnetic compatibility in the microstrip transmission lines. The effect of these electromagnetic interactions in different structures topologies are studied through the analysis of the influence of the supply signals frequency and structures. The spacing between transmission line tracks and the number of tracks superposition is modeled. The evolution and variation of the scheme parameters in the frequency domain are determined. The transmission lines are considered parallel of equal spacing and superposed tracks of equal spacing and thickness. The capacitance and inductance matrices are computed and discussed. The results are found to comply with current research
Local e–democracy — The direction of policy

This paper focuses on the use of local government Web sites in the United Kingdom to encourage and facilitate democratic deliberation. The question addressed is to what end, and on whose terms, citizens are being encouraged to engage local government via computer– mediated communication. After an initial investigation into the legislative framework of local e– democracy, this paper examines opportunities available for citizens to deliberate by examining 469 local government Web sites. This information is then reviewed in the context of empirical evidence on the practices and attitudes of those responsible for the management and upkeep of the specific sites under question. It appears that while interaction is being encouraged, it is limited and tends towards an individualistic liberal model
THE EFFECT OF TAX SUPERVISION AND TAX COLLECTION ON OBEDIENCE TO PAY TAXES AND TAX REVENUE

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of tax supervision and tax collection both partially and simultaneously on the compliance of taxpayers and their implications for tax revenue. The type of research used in this study is a type of causality research, namely research that aims to determine the effect of independent variables on the dependent variable. However, the method used in this research is a quantitative approach. The data collection technique used in this study is by using secondary data from the Pratama Tax Office of Lampung Province, specifically from the Inspection Section and the 2017 and 2018 Billing Section. Data were analyzed using the SPSS version 18 and Lisrel programs. Based on the results of data analysis it was concluded that there were significant effects both partially and simultaneously between tax supervision, tax collection, taxpayer compliance
Aerosol optical properties and related chemical apportionment at Xinken in Pearl River Delta of China

Aerosol optical properties (AOPs) of sub-10mm particles under dry conditions (relative humidity (RH) o20%) were investigated at Xinken in Pearl River Delta of China from 4 October to 5 November 2004. Severe aerosol optical pollution has been found characterized by strongly light-absorbing particles. At 550 nm, the magnitude of the light scattering (333 138Mm ) and absorption (70 42Mm ), limited visual range (5:3 2:5km), and low single scattering albedo (0:83 0:05) show Xinken to be comparable to the most polluted urban cores rather than even a polluted rural site. Other presented AOPs include hemispheric backscattering fraction (11 1%) and asymmetry parameter (0:67 0:01) at 550 nm, and Ångström exponent (å450=700 1⁄4 1:6 0:15). Systematic relationships exist among the various AOPs. Their diurnal variations cannot be solely explained with the development of atmospheric boundary layer, but also obviously influenced by local wind patterns, variation of sources, photochemistry and nighttime heterogeneous chemistry. The fractional contributions to extinction, scattering and absorption (f ep;sp;ap) due to sub-aerosol-populations and individual chemical compounds are derived by the Mie simulations. The sub-1mm particles contribute more than 90% of the particle extinction (sep;550 nm). Under dry conditions, f ep of non-sea-salt sulfate, particulate organic matter, elemental carbon (EC) and residual are about 44%, 17%, 17% and 15%, respectively. However, the water uptake of particles can contribute 50–60% to sep;550 nm at RH 90%. So in the ambient atmosphere, sulfate, carbonaceous material and water all play very important roles, concerning the visibility impairment at Xinken. The respective mass extinction, scattering and absorption efficiencies (aep;sp;ap) are mostly consistent with previously reported values for the polluted area. aap;EC;550 nm for sub-1mm and sub10mm ranges are 9:3 1:4 and 7:2 1:0m g , respectively. Our results imply a higher aap;EC for more internally mixed EC under the atmospheric conditions present at Xinken. r 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
High concentration of water in stishovite in the MORB system

Stishovite synthesized from natural basalt showed the highest concentration of hydrogen ever reported. The water concentration obtained from the polished single crystal of stishovite in this study was up to a maximum of 5628 ± 291 atoms of hydrogen per 106 silicon atoms (844 ± 44 ppm water). The concentration of hydrogen increased with increasing substitution of trivalent cations, which is almost aluminum, and temperature has a significant effect on the incorporation of hydrogen into stishovite. The result of this study suggests that stishovite in subducted basaltic crust could be an important water‐containing phase and contribute to the transport of hydrogen to the lower mantle.
Prevalence of sub-clinical mastitis in lactating buffaloes detected by comparative evaluation of indirect tests and bacteriological methods with antibiotic sensitivity profiles in Bangladesh.

Buffaloes, like cattle and goats, play a major part in the subsistance economy of rural people in Bangladesh. These livestock species are prone to the intramammary infections (IMI), which are associated with a lot of economic impact to the farmers. The prevalence and importance of clinical and sub-clinical mastitis (SCM) have been reported in cows and goats from Bangladesh and this study was undertaken to evaluate the indirect tests and bacteriological methods for the prevalence of SCM associated with host risk factors and antibiotic sensitivity profi les of bacterial isolates recovered from milk samples of apparently healthy mammary quarters of lactating buffaloes of an organized farm in Bangladesh during the period from June to November 2010. A total of 120 quarters milk samples from 30 available apparently healthy lactating cross-bred (Nili-Ravi × Murrah and Nili-Ravi × local) buffaloes were subjected to the Whiteside test (WST), the surf fi eld mastitis test (SFMT) and the California mastitis test (CMT); those positive by the WST, SFMT and CMT were 35 (29.16%), 32 (26.66%) and 39 (32.50%) with an overall 56.66% prevalence of SCM in lactating buffaloes. The test with the highest diagnostic performance, for both animal-wise and quarter-wise prevalence of SCM was the CMT (56.66% and 32.50%), followed by the WST (53.30% and 29.16%), and the lowest was SFMT (50.00 and 26.66%), respectively. The highest prevalence of SCM was recorded at > 9 to 12 years of age (23.33%), 4 th parity (16.67%) and late lactation (30.0%). The daily average milk production was insignifi cantly (p > 0.05) decreased in buffaloes (4.5 ± 0.72 liter / day) that had IMI (SCM) in comparison to buffaloes (4.8 ± 0.88 liter / day) without IMI. The CMT positive milk samples (n = 39) were subjected to bacterial culture isolation (the gold standard test for comparison of indirect mastitis test). Among the bacterial isolates of IMI, Staphylococcus spp. (30.77%) showed the highest frequency, followed by Streptococcus spp. (20.51%), Bacillus spp. (15.39%) and Escherichia coli (12.82%) as a single infection, and also recorded as mixed infection (12.82%) and 7.69% remained as unclassifi ed bacterial growth. Moderate to high antibiotic sensitivity of Staphylococcus spp. , Streptococcus spp. , Bacillus spp. and E. coli was obtained with gentamicin, ciprofl oxacin, enrofl oxacin and chloramphenicol, but these organisms were found mostly resistant or less sensitive to ampicillin, amoxicillin and streptomycin. It may be concluded from these results that there is a high prevalence (56.66%) of SCM in buffaloes in Bangladesh and that the associated pathogens have already developed resistance due to indiscriminate use of antibiotics and accordingly, there is a need for proper attention to control of mastitis in buffaloes.
A STUDY OF THE AIR FILTERS ’ MAINTENANCE FOR AUTOMOTIVE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

The internal combustion engines’ wear, of a motor vehicle, is influenced by the dust from the atmosphere, which passes through the air filter. The air filters have a reduced initial efficiency of filtration. They are designed to increase their efficiency over their life, due to sedimentation of the dust layers. The paper analyses the technical state of the air filter, for Renault K7M engines, which are prevent replaced, according to the maintenance schedule, recommended by the producer, without taking into account their real estate. The paper proves that the replacement of air strainers is both uneconomical and disadvantageous due to technical state evolution of the engines.
Validating a Clinical Decision Support System for Palliative Care using healthcare professionals' insights

Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSSs) could offer many benefits to clinical practice, but they present several adoption barriers regarding their acceptance and usability by professionals. Our objective in this study is to validate a Palliative Care CDSS, The Aleph, through a user-centred methodology, considering the predictions of the AI core, the usability, and the user experience. We performed two rounds of individual evaluation sessions with potential users. Each session included a model evaluation, a task test and a usability and user experience assessment. The Machine Learning predictive models outperformed the participants in the three predictive tasks. SUS reported 62.7 {+/-} 14.1 and 65 {+/-} 26.2 on a 100-point rating scale for both rounds, respectively, while UEQ-S scores were 1.42 and 1.5 on the -3 to 3 scale. Think-aloud methodology and the inclusion of the user-experience dimension allowed us to identify most of the workflow implementation issues.
Factors influencing intention to

Cervix is the lower part of the uterus which opens into the vagina. Cervical cancer is a cancer arising from the cervix. It is due to the abnormal there are typically no symptoms. The Cervix is the lower some portion of the uterus which opens into the vagina. At the point when the strange cells of the cervix tend to cervical disease happens. Cervical cancer is a public health problem in the world with approximately 527 624 new cases and 265 672 deaths annually of which more than 86% occur within developing countries. Some common causes for Cervical Cancer were HPV, Smoking, OCP and Multiple Pregnancies, usage of oral contraceptive pills. Symptoms may include: abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain or pain during sexual intercourse: irregular bleeding from the vagina besides the definitive time span of regular menstrual cycle, pain in the lower abdomen, pain during sexual relations and abnormal vaginal discharge. Most kinds of cervical cancer is caused by a virus known as Human Papillomavirus or HPV. There are many types of HPV. However, every kind does not result in cervical cancer. Some causes genital warts which does not have any symptoms. include Poxvirus as Vector for Cancer Immunotherapy, mRNA Cancer Vaccines, CTL-Defined Cancer Vaccines in Melanoma, Vaccine Delivery and Immunosuppression in Cancer, Anti-Idiotypic Vaccination of Cancer.
The rice (Oryza sativa L.) ethylene-responsive transcription factor gene SUB1A-1 confers tolerance to prolonged, complete submergence by limiting underwater elongation growth. Upon desubmergence, SUB1A-1 genotypes rapidly recover photosynthetic function and re-commence

Authors: Anna M. Locke*, Gregory A. Barding, Jr.*, Sumukh Sathnur, Cynthia K. Larive, Julia Bailey-Serres Center for Plant Cell Biology, University of California, Riverside, California, USA 92521 Department of Botany and Plant Sciences, University of California, Riverside, California, USA 92521 Department of Chemistry, University of California, Riverside, California, USA 92521 Soybean and Nitrogen Fixation Research Unit, USDA-ARS, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA 27695 Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 276957620 Chemistry and Biochemistry Department, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California, USA 91768
Self-Assessment Method for Sustainability Implementation in Product Innovation

Companies, striving towards an effective and systematic integration of a strategic sustainability perspective in product innovation, need to treat the implementation of necessary processes and tools, as well as their continuous improvement, as a project in itself. An efficient way to measure the current sustainability implementation level in the organization, as well as guidance for progression, is required. To meet this need, a novel self-assessment was developed, which provides companies with a tool to assess and visualize their current capabilities in relation to key elements for successful sustainability integration in the product innovation process. It includes a scale of different sustainability implementation levels to support building a roadmap for systematic implementation, and to measure progress over time. This research is based on results from previous descriptive work within the area of sustainable product development and learning from applying strategic and tactical assessment tools for eco-design and sustainability maturity. Besides the contribution to practice, this study also contributes to knowledge by specifying detailed aspects for each key element that must be considered to guide sustainability integration. Also, insights from applying different existing tools in real cases are provided. The newly-developed self-assessment method was applied and validated at two case companies. Independent and continuous use of it by the companies beyond this particular study indicate the practical value of the method.
Maternal risk factors for term low birth weight neonates: a retrospective hospital based study at Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh

Introduction: The incidence, morbidity, mortality of low birth weight babies can be reduced if the maternal risk factors are detected early and managed by simple techniques. Materials and Methods: A retrospective analysis of term babies with low birth weight were studied over a period of 1 year using hospital records with emphasis on age, parity, height, BMI and maternal diseases. Results: A total of 121 babies were included. The average birth weight in women aged 1520 years was 1.89 kg, 2130 years it was 2.2 kg, more than 30 years, it was 2.12 kg, and difference in weight of babies born to mothers aged 15-20 years was statistically lower. The average birth weight among Gravida1 (G1) mothers was 1.95 kg. Among G2 mothers, it was 2.27 kg and G3 was 2.28 kg. Difference in weights of babies of G1 mothers was significantly lower than babies born to G2 mothers (p<0.0001). The weight of babies of mothers with height <145cm was 2.04 kg, between 145-155cm was 2.12 kg, >155cm was 2.13 kg. The weight of babies of mothers with hemoglobin 7-10 gm/dl (1.88) was lower than weight of babies of mothers with hemoglobin >10 gm/dl (2.25). This was highly significant statistically (p value<0.0001). The weight of babies of mothers with BMI<25 was 2.08 kg, with BMI 20-25 was 2.12 kg, BMI>30 was 2.15 kg, this was not statistically significant. Conclusion: We hereby conclude that lesser age, primiparity and anemia are associated with low birth weight in term infants.
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT Employee Work Life Balance and Organizational Performance of the County Governments in Kenya

There is growing need to investigate the effects of work-life on organization performance. The study intended to examine the effect of Work Life Balance (WLB) organizational performance (OP) in the County Government of Busia. The unit of study was the County Government of Busia which is one of the 47 Counties in Kenya. The study was guided by Exchange and Spill over Theories. The researcher used census survey research design. The study population targeted 91 respondents of the County Government of Busia. Questionnaires were the main data collection instruments. Results of the study were: There was a positive, linear and significant association between flexible work schedule, telecommuting, compressed work weeks and organizational culture on OP. It was recommended that organizations must strive to fully operationalize flexi time, compressed work schedule, shift schedule and job sharing in their organizations. Organizations should make provisions of more platforms that would encourage employees to away from their places so that organization reduces the cost of hiring offices, space and increasing profitability. It encourages managers to ensure results expected and to push further for WLB culture in the organization, setting a pace of effective and accountable management practice.
Distributed Economic Power Dispatch and Bus Voltage Control for Droop-Controlled DC Microgrids

This paper proposes a distributed economic power dispatch (EPD) and bus voltage control solution for droop-controlled DC microgrids. For the proposed solution, a local power controller and a local voltage controller are added for each distributed generator (DG) to overcome the limitations of the conventional droop control. The power controller generates the first voltage correction term by comparing the local output power of DG with the reference instruction generated by the proposed distributed EPD algorithm, and thus, it can reduce the operation cost of the microgrid by optimally sharing the load demand among all the participating DGs. The voltage controller generates the second voltage correction term by comparing the nominal DC bus voltage value with the average bus voltage generated by the proposed distributed average bus voltage observation (ABVO) algorithm, and thus, it can realize the global bus voltage regulation of the DC microgrid. In contrast with conventional solutions, the control solution can distribute the computational and communication burdens among all the DGs working in parallel, which is more flexible, scalable, and robust against single-point failure. The effectiveness of the proposed control solution is demonstrated through simulation studies.
Historical and Chronological Time in Education: A New Theoretical Framework

Chronological and historical time must be present in the instructive processes for its comprehension is fundamental to the education of human beings. Otherwise, the teaching of Social sciences and Humanities at all its academic levels would be impossible. This article has as its principal objective the establishment of a new theoretical framework about the characteristics of the study of time in education. It is defended that the appearance of the social digital offers new mediums and resources that are taking us towards the creation of innovative didactic models in which teaching and the construction of the sense of historical time can be improved considerably. This fact requires an important revision of the current educative theories related to the teaching of time. As the main conclusion, it was established the need for deepening the study of this important problematic in the light of the methodologies used today in the field of digital technologies and in the context of the media education. The development of the understanding of historical and chronological time, independent of cognitive development of the person, must be understood above all as an educative process in which strategies and mediums employed are fundamental.