Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Relationship between coaching leadership styles and team cohesion in football teams of the Iranian university league.

The present study was aimed to examine a relationship between coaching leadership styles and team cohesion in football matches of the Iranian university league (2008). The research methods included correlative description and a field study. The data gathering tools were the Leadership Behavior Description Questionnaire (Hemphill & Coons) and Group Environment Questionnaire (Carron, Widmeyer & Bradley). Descriptive statistics and the Pearson correlation coefficient were used in statistical analysis. The results showed that, from the player’s point, 2.5% of studied coaches featured a task-oriented leadership style, 88% a relationship-oriented leadership style, and 9.5% a combined leadership style. A significant and positive correlation was found between the combined coaching leadership style and relationship-oriented leadership style and team cohesion. However, the correlation between the task-oriented coaching leadership style and team cohesion was non-significant.
Identification of User Search Goals in Web Search Engine

Nowadays Internet is widely used by users to satisfy various information needs. However, ambiguous query/topic submitted to search engine doesn’t satisfy user information needs, because different users may have different information needs on diverse aspects upon submission of same query/topic to search engine. So discovering different user search goals becomes complicated Analyzing user search goal is essential to provide best result for which the user looks for in the internet. Feedback sessions have been clustered to learn several customers explore objectives for a query. Number one, we propose a framework to solving the all existing problems very effectively. Number two, we propose a novel approach to solving the existing problems and develop pseudo documents very good way to represent that documents. Last one, we propose a new factor “Classified Average Precision (CAP)” to solving the existing problems and this method mainly use of the performance is very effective that’s why this method using in this project.
The Correlation between Global Citizenship Perceptions and Cultural Intelligence Levels of Teachers

The increase of communication methods in the globalized world, the reduction of locality to a minimum in the economy and as a result of this, the migration from less economically developed countries to developed countries which in turn results in close interaction between ethnicities, all make it impossible for a homogenous society to exist and forces societies to embody a multicultural structure. The aim of this study is to determine the correlation between global citizenship perceptions and cultural intelligence levels of teachers. Global citizenship perceptions of teachers are at the level of "I partially agree". Within the context of global citizenship the highest perception of teachers is global competence, while their lowest perception is social responsibility. These results suggest that teachers' perceptions of global citizenship are not at a sufficient level. Teachers' cultural intelligence levels are at the level of "I partially agree". The highest level of teachers’ cultural intelligence is identified to be in the sub-dimension of metacognitive cultural intelligence, while the lowest level is seen in the sub-dimension of cognitive cultural intelligence. These results suggest that cultural intelligence levels of teachers are inadequate. It has been determined that there is a low level of positive correlation between global citizenship perceptions and the cultural intelligence levels of teachers. Preserving and maintaining the existence of cultural differences with education must be considered as an essential right. It is believed that reviewing educational policies is necessary to increase the acknowledgement of cultural differences and to ensure that language differences are reflected throughout educational practices.
Evaluation of climgen model to generate weather parameters under different climatic situations in Punjab

In the present study, ClimGen (weather generator) generated data was compared to the observed weather data of Ballowal, Ludhiana and Bathinda weather stations representing different type of climatic situations in Punjab. Several years of daily data of solar radiation, maximum and minimum temperature, morning and evening relative humidity, rainfall and wind speed were used as input and five years data were used for validation purpose. Evaluation was done on the basis of coefficient of determination (R 2 ), Residual Mean Square Error (RMSE), General Standard Deviation (GSD) and Wilmott’s index (d) of agreement between generated and observed data. The ClimGen generated data for maximum and minimum temperature showed good performance (GSD d” 0.10 and d e” 0.95) and the data generated for morning relative humidity was acceptable (GSD > 0.10 but d” 0.20 and d < 0.95 but e” 0.90) while evening relative humidity and wind speed were poor except for Ludhiana station. However, the generated rainfall data was poor for all the stations and hence, cannot be accepted. Overall, results indicated ClimGen a good performer as a weather generator for certain parameters.
Health is in the Eye of the Beholder: The Impact of Social Norms on Perceived Health Dispositions

The field of health practices is one in which broader cultural ideologies are expressed as well as one subjected to social regulations legitimized through widely valued and shared standards taken from mundane perceptions. In this research, we investigated how cultural ideologies, here operationalized as social norms, influence people’s perceptions of the state of health and health behavior of others. These perceptions were investigated in two independent studies using impression-management tasks. The participants were asked to judge a target with respect to socially valued characteristics that were not directly related to health: attractiveness (Study 1) and future orientation (Study 2). We found that broader and implicit ideologies indeed had an influence on the participants’ perceptions of the targets’ general state of health and participants’ attributions of health behaviors to the targets. Our results invite a more systematic analysis of the relationships between dominant sets of values and norms and health-related perceptions of others.
Object-Oriented Paradigms for Modelling Vascular Tumour Growth: A Case Study

Motivated by a family of related hybrid multiscale models, we have built an object-oriented framework for devel- oping and implementing multiscale models of vascular tumour growth. The models are implemented in our framework as a case study to highlight how object-oriented programming techniques and good object-oriented design may be used effectively to develop hybrid multiscale models of vascular tumour growth. The intention is that this paper will serve as a useful reference for researchers modelling complex biological systems and that these researchers will employ some of the techniques presented herein in their own projects. Keywords-multiscale; hybrid; object-orientation; vascular tu- mour growth; modelling.
Continuous-wave fiber cavity ring-down magnetic field sensing method based on frequency-shifted interferometry

We demonstrate a novel all-fiber cavity ring-down (CRD) magnetic field sensing method that uses frequency-shifted interferometry, and does not require any optical pulse and fast electronics compared with conventional CRD schemes. The sensing element in the ring-down cavity is a fiber taper surrounded by magnetic fluid, whose refractive index varies as an external magnetic field is applied. Magnetic field strength measurement is successfully achieved within a range from 8 to 850 Gs. A resolution of 0.00105 ± 0.00003 dB/Gs is obtained in the approximately linear segment from 423.2 to 766.6 Gs. The sensing method is potential for sensing other physical and chemical parameters.
Family-of-Origin Experience and Emotional Health as Predictors of Relationship Self-Regulation

The purpose of this study was to understand differences in one's ability to implement relationship self-regulation (RSR) in marriage based on the family-of-origin variables of parent–child relationship quality, parental marital satisfaction and current emotional health. The participants were 484 married couples who completed the relationship evaluation. Structural equation modelling was used to test a model that showed that the actor and partner's emotional health were associated with RSR in marriage, while most family-of-origin factors were not directly associated with RSR. However, the perceived mother–child relationship quality was associated with RSR for wives, but not husbands, when controlling for the other variables in the model. There were no significant relationships between father–child relationship quality or parental marital satisfaction and RSR. Implications for couple therapists and educators are discussed. Practitioner points Relationship self-regulation (RSR) involves recognizing one's own positive and negative contribution to the relationship. Emotional health affects RSR and should be attended to in work with couples. Helping partners address emotional health issues may increase a couple's ability to collaboratively work on their relationship. Open expression of emotions and positive communication skills may decrease emotional health symptomology and increase the couples' use of RSR.
Unsupervised Optimal Discriminant Vector Based Feature Selection Method

An efficient unsupervised feature selection method based on unsupervised optimal discriminant vector is developed to find the important features without using class labels. Features are ranked according to the feature importance measurement based on unsupervised optimal discriminant vector in the following steps. First, fuzzy Fisher criterion is adopted as objective function to derive the optimal discriminant vector in unsupervised pattern. Second, the feature importance measurement based on elements of unsupervised optimal discriminant vector is defined to determine the importance of each feature. The features with little importance measurement are removed from the feature subset. Experiments on UCI dataset and fault diagnosis are carried out to show that the proposed method is very efficient and able to deliver reliable results.
M-based Filter Design for Communication and Imaging Systems

The MATLAB M language provides constructs for the simple representation of functions, and has been used extensively for algorithm development and verification in communication and imaging systems design. The M language processes entire arrays simultaneously, and it is expected that design based on M can be implemented faster and with the same or higher quality as compared with design based on other languages. This paper presents a design methodology using M-based design flow for signal processing filters. The results of this design methodology demonstrate the high efficiency of the M-based design flow as compared with conventional functional modeling and manual coding using a hardware description language.
Convergence in Agriculture of Some Asian Countries

An agricultural growth model is proposed to verify the agricultural convergence hypothesis among some Asian countries following the method of Barro and Sala-i-Martin (1992) and Sala-i-Martin (1996). Conditional convergence of agriculture is facilitated by foreign aid intended for agriculture and spatial externalities associated with foreign trade. However, foreign aid for agriculture may not serve the purpose of mobilizing resources for an environment conducive to development, but rather may function as a substitute to public expenditure for the sector.
Transformational Leadership Facilitates Innovation Capability: The Mediating Roles of Interpersonal Trust

Innovation capability is widely accepted as an important means to attain sustain competitive advantage for firms before the rapidly changing of business environment and increasingly competitive pressure. The main goal of this study is to explore an effective way to successfully improving innovation capability for firms based on examining the relationship between transformational leadership style, interpersonal trust, and innovation capability of Vietnamese firms. The authors apply Structural Equations Modeling (SEM) to test the impacts of transformational leadership, interpersonal trust on innovation capability by using data collected from 195 participants in Vietnamese firms. The result revealed that transformational leadership and interpersonal trust significantly affect innovation capability. In addition, interpersonal trust mediates the relationship between transformational leadership and innovation capability. The findings highlights the need of practicing transformational leadership to foster employee trust and finally to enhance innovation capability for firms. The findings of this study contribute to filling the theoretical gaps which call for research on antecedent factors of innovation capability.
New foundations: Pseudo-pacification and special liberty as potential cornerstones for a multi-level theory of homicide and serial murder

Over the past 30 years the industrialized West has witnessed a move towards space, heterogeneity and subjectivity in the criminological study of violence and homicide. Although large-scale quantitative studies of the temporal and spatial distribution of homicide continue to provide a broad empirical context, aetiological explanations tend to be based on analyses of the heterogeneous psychological interactions and experiences of individual subjects at the micro-level. However, mid-range studies of the temporal and spatial distribution of perpetrators and victims of homicide between unrelated adults have provided a useful link between the micro- and macro-levels. Focusing primarily on British homicide and serial murder, this article attempts to strengthen this link by combining contemporary micro-analyses of the subjective motives of perpetrators with mid-range analyses of space, which can therefore be seen as part of the structural tradition of theorizing about homicide and serial murder. Placing these analyses in a broad underlying context constituted by major historical shifts in political economy and the cultural forms of ‘pseudo-pacification’ and ‘special liberty’ will lay the initial cornerstones for an integrated multi-level theory.
Critical thinking in the context of clinical practice: The need to reinvent pharmacy education

In order to understand how pedagogical practices influence pharmacy students’ development of critical thinking skills, we used critical ethnography and the methods of participant observation, focus groups and in-depth interviews with students and faculty from one of the top ten Colleges of Pharmacy in the United States. The results that emerged from two semesters of fieldwork engagement suggested that the traditionally taught pharmaceutical knowledge isn’t enough to prepare pharmacy students for clinical practice. Besides the ability to retrieve information, pharmacy education can benefit from the incorporation of experiential learning and the pharmaceutical care philosophy and theoretical framework into the curriculum to prepare pharmacists to provide direct patient care. The knowledge that emerged from this study will allow educators to design learning activities to more effectively develop these essential skills in our future caregivers.
Comparative Kitasato-type optical coherence tomography study of differences in scleral shapes between the superonasal and superotemporal quadrants

Objective: To determine differences in the scleral shape between the superonasal and superotemporal quadrants, which are the sites of scleral flap creation in trabeculectomy, using anterior-segment optical coherence tomography (OCT). Methods: Thirty-eight eyes of 22 subjects without ocular diseases except for cataract or ametropia were enrolled. The mean patient age was 63.8 ± 15.7 years (range, 28−80 years). The same examiner captured all images using Kitasato-type anterior-segment swept-source OCT. The mean measurements were calculated from the three images captured 60 degrees from the horizontal line passing through the pupillary center in the superonasal and superotemporal sclera. The radius of the scleral surface curvature and the area of the convex part of the sclera were determined using image analysis software between the superonasal group (N group) and the superotemporal group (T group) using the Mann-Whitney U-test. Results: The radius of the scleral curvature was 39.6 ± 10.9 mm in the N group and 19.2 ± 3.8 mm in the T group (P < 0.001). The area of the convex part of the sclera was 0.32 ± 0.1 mm 2 in the N group and 0.61 ± 0.1 mm 2 in the T group (P < 0.001). Conclusions: Anterior-segment OCT analysis of the scleral shape showed a more gradual scleral gradient in the superonasal quadrant compared with the superotemporal quadrant. The current data suggested that creating a filtering bleb superonasally may lead to weaker adhesion between the conjunctiva and the sclera, thereby facilitating maintenance of the filtering bleb.
Characterization of 12-Oxophytodienoic Acid Reductases from Rose-scented Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens)

Pelargonium graveolens L'Hér, also referred to as rose geranium, is a popular herbal plant with typical rosy fragrance largely based on the blend of monoterpenoid constituents. Among them, citronellol, which is biosynthesized from geraniol via double bond reduction, is the most abundant scent compound. In this study, three 12-oxophytodienoic acid reductases (PgOPR1–3) have been cloned from P. graveolens, as possible candidates for the double-bond reductase involved in citronellol biosynthesis. The bacterially expressed recombinant PgOPRs did not reduce geraniol to citronellol, but stereoselectively converted citral into (S)-citronellal in the presence of NADPH. Thus, the α,β-unsaturated carbonyl moiety in the substrate is essential for the catalytic activity of PgOPRs, as reported for OPRs from other plants and structurally related yeast old yellow enzymes. PgOPRs promiscuously accepted linear and cyclic α,β-unsaturated carbonyl substrates, including methacrolein, a typical reactive carbonyl compound. The possible biotechnological applications for PgOPRs in plant metabolic engineering, based on their catalytic properties, are discussed herein.
ALGORITHM FOR FAST SIMULATIONS OF SPACE-TIME FINITE ELEMENT METHOD

In this paper we consider element partition trees for multi–frontal solver algorithms utilized in space–time finite element method. The element partition trees are utilized for generating the ordering for the multi–frontal solver algorithm. In particular, we consider three or four dimensional finite element method grids where two or three dimensions represent space and one additional dimension represents time. Additionally, we consider computational grids resulting from h–adaptive algorithms, namely grids refined towards point, edge, face or hyperface singularity. We perform numerical experiments and compare our method with alternative state of the art ordering algorithms available through MUMPS interface.
Multi-layered liposomes as optical resonators

Multi-layered liposomes, comprising a concentric series of lipid bilayers – separated at fixed distances and compartmentalizing aqueous solutions of alternating refractive indices – are proposed as optical Bragg resonators. Seminal work focuses on the feasibility of successive encapsulations coupled with size-control via extrusion. Synthesis criteria for realization of these liposomes were subsequently discussed based on experimental observations. Numerical studies of the proposed structure showed discernible band gaps, qualifying their potential application in biological lasing.
Measured Capacity of mm-Wave Radio Link Under IQ Imbalance

Millimeter waves represent a promising solution to provide a sufficiently wide spectrum to satisfy the future requirements on broadband services. In this paper we evaluate the capacity of a short-range indoor wireless 60 GHz channel affected by quadrature imperfections of a real RF transceiver with orthogonal division multiplex approach. In our investigation, we consider spatially-dependent channel transfer function coefficients obtained from real measurements.
Design and Construction of a Pure Sine Wave Inverter

This research is a design and implementation of a sine wave inverter circuit developed to run AC appliances at a low cost which high efficiency. The design consists of two stages i.e. the DC-DC step up stage and a DC-AC Inverter stage. The DC-DC step up converter is based on a push-pull design to step 24VDC to 300VDC. Pulse width modulation was used i.e. the SG3525 pulse width Modulator. The DC-AC inverter stage comprised of four power mosfets in an H-bridge configuration, driven by a 40 kHz square wave encoded/modulated by a 50Hz sine wave that was derived from a TL084 quad op amp sine wave oscillator. An output voltage range of about 240-260VAC from 300VDC input was obtained. A low pass filter was used to filter out the high frequencies and thus isolate the harmonics so a 50 Hz fundamental frequency was retained.
Corner Solutions in Duality Models: A Cross-Section Analysis of Dairy Production Decisions

Corner solutions are often observed in cross-section samples of farm-level production decisions. An estimation strategy is presented and applied to a uniquely comprehensive data set for Pennsylvania dairy farms. A complete set of choice functions is derived consistent with multiple outputs and multiple inputs, expected profit maximation, and the existence of corner solutions with respect to the labor hiring decision. Results illustrate that substantial estimation bias may occur if the existence of corner solutions is not recognized. Estimated elasticities of choices with respect to input and net output prices indicate substantial responsiveness of choice to price. Results indicate that changes in education and acreage operated result in substantial changes in output and input mixes and that the differences in results for farms, with and without hired labor, are substantial.