Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Entrepreneurial Orientation and Market Orientation in Business Performance of SMEs: An Exploration of the Impact on E-Commerce Adoption

In the industrial era of 4.0, digital and physical changes are inevitable, as well as for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The majority of SMEs in Jambi Province have not conducted digital technology as marketing strategy for the expansion of their market share. The purposes of this research were: (1) analyzing the impact of entrepreneurial orientation on SMEs’ business performance, (2) analyzing the influence of market orientation with e-commerce adoption towards SMEs’ business performance (3) interpreting the e-commerce adoption and market orientation impacts on SMEs’ business performance. The research design uses the mix method of qualitative and quantitative. The data was collected in form of primary and secondary data. The data analysis technique used Structural Equation Model (SEM) by using SmartPLS3 program. Samples of this study consist of 250 SMEs who had already used digital e-commerce technology in Jambi Province. The result of data analysis indicated that there was a significant influence of entrepreneurial orientation, market orientation and e-commerce adoption on SME’s business performance in Jambi Province. We believe that entrepreneurial orientation, market orientation and e-commerce adoption model in this study will have positive implication in both managerial and academic aspects.
Prison Visitation and Mental Health in Detained Young Adults

Theorie und Forschung deuten darauf hin, dass die Aufrechterhaltung zwischenmenschlicher Beziehungen zu Familie und Freunden das Wohlbefinden und Verhalten inhaftierter Personen verbessern kann. Allerdings kann der Empfang von Besuchen in der Haftanstalt auch Stress und Angstzustande verstarken und dadurch die Anpassung an das Gefangnisleben negativ beeinflussen. Auf der Grundlage einer Stichprobe von 75 jungen erwachsenen Mannern in Portugal, die im ersten, dritten und sechsten Monat nach der Einlieferung in die Haftanstalt evaluiert wurden, untersuchte die vorliegende Studie die wechselseitige Beziehung zwischen Besuch und psychischer Gesundheit sowie den Langsverlauf der Besuchshaufigkeit wahrend der Haft und die individuellen Charakteristika, die mit dem Besuch in der Haft verbunden sind. Regressionsanalysen ergaben, dass die Zahl der Besuche in den ersten sechs Monaten in der Anstalt zuruckging. Die Gefangnisbesuche standen in positivem Zusammenhang mit einem niedrigeren Bildungsniveau, der portugiesischen Staatsangehorigkeit, der Geschichte der psychischen Behandlung und einer weniger entwickelten kriminellen Vorgeschichte. Daruber hinaus war ein hoheres Mas an psychischen Gesundheitssymptomen mit mehr nachfolgenden Gefangnisbesuchen in den ersten drei Monaten der Haftzeit verbunden. Allerdings gingen die Besuche nicht mit nachfolgenden psychischen Gesundheitssymptomen einher. Die Ergebnisse dieser Studie deuten darauf hin, dass inhaftierte junge Erwachsene, die ein hoheres Mas an psychischen Gesundheitssymptomen aufweisen, wahrend der ersten Zeit der Inhaftierung mit groserer Wahrscheinlichkeit von ihrer Familie und ihren Freunden besucht werden.
The Impact of Theme Restaurant Servicescape on Consumer’s Value and Purchase Intention

Novelty value defined as being genuine, real, or true, plays an important role in the consumption intention and decision. Not only novelty value, emotional value as phychological component is essential for consumer to consider in the buying process. According to some researcher, the key factor that affect the emotional and novelty value was physical environment or atmospheric. The aim of this study is to analyze the impact of atmospheric elements on customer’s emotional value, novelty value, and purchase intentions in the context of Indonesia’s theme restaurants. The data was collected from 190 customers by using purposive sampling technique. Partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) analysis was conducted to test the hypothesized relationships among variables. A significant relationship was found between restaurant’s servicescape and purchase intention. The same result was found between restaurant’s atmosphere and emotional value, but the significancy was weak. However, the relationship between restaurant’s atmosphere and novelty value was not significant. Theoretical and practical implications based on the results are discussed in detail.
Intention classification in multiturn dialogue systems with key sentences mining

The multiturn dialogue system has been prevalently used in e‐commerce websites and modern information systems, which significantly improves the efficiency of problem solving and further promotes the service quality. In a multiturn dialogue system, the problem of intention classification is a core task, as the intention of a customer is the basis of subsequent problems handling. However, traditional related methods are unsuitable for the classification of multiturn dialogues. Because traditional methods do not distinguish the importance of each sentence and concatenate all sentences in the text, which is likely to generate a model with low prediction accuracy. In this paper, we propose a method of multiturn dialogue classification based on key sentences mining. We design a keywords extraction algorithm, mining key sentences from the dialogue text. We propose an algorithm finishing the computation of the weights of each sentence. According to the sentence weight and the sentence vector, the dialogue text is transformed to a dialogue vector. The dialogue text is classified by a classifier, and the input is the dialogue vector. We conducted sufficient experiments on a real‐world dataset, evaluating the performance of the proposed method. The experimental results show that our method outperforms the related methods on a series of evaluation metrics.
Assessing iMET-XQ Performance and Optimal Placement on a Small Off-the-Shelf, Rotary-Wing UAV, as a Function of Atmospheric Conditions

The accuracy and precision of iMET-XQ (InterMET Inc., Grand Rapids, MI, USA) temperature measurements in ten different locations on an off-the shelf rotary-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (rw-UAV) were assessed, as a function of atmospheric conditions. The rw-UAV hovered near an instrumented South Alabama Mesonet tower. The mean ± standard deviation of all the temperature differences between the tower and the ten iMET-XQ sensors for all experiments are −0.23 °C ±0.24 °C. Both the UAV and the environment influence the accuracy and precision of the iMET-XQ temperature measurements. Heat generated by the electronic components within the UAV body has a significant influence on the iMET-XQ temperature measurements, regardless of solar radiation conditions, and is highly dependent on wind direction. Electronic components within the UAV body heat up and can cause sensors downwind from the UAV body to record temperatures that are too warm, even if the sensors are aspirated by propeller wash. iMET-XQ sensors placed on rotor arms not near UAV body heat sources, and properly aspirated by propeller wash, perform well. Measurements from iMET-XQ sensors suspended below the UAV are also accurate. When using an off-the-shelf UAV for atmospheric temperature sensing, the electronic components inside the body of the UAV must be properly located. It is recommended that multiple sensors are placed on the UAV. Sensor redundancy will mitigate data loss in case of malfunction during flight and the identification of poorly performing sensors.
Demonstration of Two Extended Visual Line of Sight Methods for Urban UAV Operations

This report describes two extended visual line of sight (EVLOS) methods developed and utilized during two flight campaigns over the campus of NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC): a chase vehicle method and a radio controlled (RC) pilot handoff method. These campaigns were performed to (a) evaluate small unmanned aerial system (sUAS) flight beyond the visual line of sight (BVLOS) of the ground control station operator and (b) test technologies under development to enable a transition from EVLOS to BVLOS operations. While an autonomous waypoint-based operational approach enabled minimal pilot intervention in both methods, range containment was enforced (a) manually via continual pilot visual monitoring and (b) autonomously via on-board contingency landing autonomy triggerable at the boundary of stay-in geofences. In the thirty-nine flights which utilized the chase vehicle, the pilot followed the sUAS flying a 1.2 km path at 40m altitude over urban streets. In the fifteen flights which utilized pilot handoff, a pilot at one end of a 1.5 km path initiated the flight at 120m altitude over buildings and trees, and at the midway point of the path transferred radio control to a pilot at the other end. In comparison, the chase vehicle method requires less ground crew and simpler avionics, while the pilot handoff method avoids schedule risk arising from street traffic congestion but better replicates actual direct routing for BVLOS flights. Collision risk with another aircraft was introduced in both campaigns and mitigated with the same manual and autonomous methods. Results from these campaigns serve as a basis for planned BVLOS operations at NASA LaRC.
Parental Involvement in Early Second Language Learning: The Role of the Immediate Environment

The home environment, school environment, parents' attitudes, motivation towards second language learning and teachers are some factors that can affect children’s development in second language learning. Moreover, parents' supervision aside children's support is essential during the learning stage. This study aimed at exploring the influence of parental involvement in their children's' second language learning. Parents of first-grade primary school pupils enrolled at selected private schools located in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus were selected and 150 structured questionnaires were administered and retrieved. The research subsequently employed PLS-SEM for the structural model analysis study with the use of SmartPLS 3. The influence of income level, marital status, and parents' educational level was investigated through the use of multi-group analysis (MGA). It was found in the study that parents' educational level significantly moderate the relationship between method employed by parents and their source of motivation in their children's second language learning stage. Moreover, it was found that methods employed by the parents and their source of motivation influence the child second language learning, also a statistically significant relation was found between these variables.
A study on water seepage losses for ponds and reservoirs

Irrigation is main factor for agricultural production. Our aim is to increase agricultural yield by increasing area under irrigation. It is very important to see that more water available for irrigation is completely used as far as possible to avoid water loss during conveyance through canal. Seepage loss is major water loss during transit. Rainwater harvesting is the artificial collection, storage and use of runoff or rain water. The water harvesting with tanks and ponds is one option to increase water availability and agricultural production at the household level. Rain fed agriculture can be protected by adopting farm ponds. The harvested runoff water in a farm pond creates salinization / water logging problems so; it has to be lined to control the seepage losses. The article presents a review on the type of lining materials viable and to explore for a cost effective sealant which can be adapted. In comparison to clay lining, Bentonite, polymers like HDPE, LDPE, Silpoulin, LLDPE in combination with concrete increases the durability along with the 100% seepage control with benefit cost ratio for HDPE lining in combination with concrete showed highest value of 10.4:1. Bentonite, though costly has shown significant results by reducing the seepage losses by 72% to 96% respectively, depending on the thickness of application. In vertisols, lining did not show any significant variation. Whereas alfisols, luvisols of arid and semi-arid regions require lining materials with diversified crops and conservative irrigation practices.
BUILDING, VISUALIZING AND EXECUTING DEEP LEARNING MODELS AS DATAFLOW GRAPHS

In recent years many frameworks have appeared, which enable users to easily build, visualize and execute deep learning networks on graphical interfaces. However, they do not always provide enough opporunities to automate this process. Generally, data processing programs can be organized into dataflow graphs that define the operations to be performed sequentially on the data. The operation of deep learning neural networks can also be interpreted in a similar way, in which the input data to be processed is a specific data set and the operations to be performed on the data are the layers of the net. Due to architectural reasons, the entire deep learning neural network graph must be built before actual running, thus it is necessary to change topological execution of dataflows to evaluation preceding graph building since knowing the layers separately is not enough to operate the nets. As a solution for displaying editable program graphs, we created a framework in which data processing related to Python packages can be described and the programs built from them can be visualized and executed (mostly) automatically.
The Effect of Beetroot (Beta vulgaris L.) Leaves Powder on Nutritional, Textural, Sensorial and Antioxidant Properties of Cookies

ABSTRACT The effects of added dried beetroot leaves powder (DBLP) at different percentages (0, 4.5, 7, 9.5, and 12%) on quality of cookies were evaluated. Results indicated that the increasing level of DBLP helped to improve the nutrient and phytonutrient of cookies. The enriched cookie with DBLP enhanced most parameters viz, moisture content, protein, total, insoluble and soluble dietary fiber, crude fiber, fat, ash, phenolic content and antioxidant activity, while carbohydrate was decreased. The cookie’s hardness was elevated with the rise of DBLP in which the cookie containing 4.5% DBLP received the highest acceptability score among all cookies incorporated with DBLP.
CURRENT THERAPEUTIC OPTIONS FOR CORONAVIRUS DISEASE-2019 – A PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEW

Objectives: Coronavirus pandemic is currently a global public health emergency. With expanding knowledge of the virus and the disease, new therapeutic targets are emerging widely. There is limited evidence about the use of different treatment options in coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19). This review aims to summarize the available evidence regarding therapeutic options in treating coronavirus infection. Methods: We searched PubMed, Google Scholar, and Cochrane library using pre-specified Medical Subject Headings terms about the role of therapeutic options in COVID-19 patients. Results: The majority of the published evidence is either case reports or small observational studies. Antimalarial like hydroxychloroquine reported equivocal results with five studies got positive results and five without any added benefit compared with standard of care. Lopinavir/ ritonavir monotherapy does not show any significant role except in combination with other antiviral drugs but encouraging results are emerging with remdesivir. Studies with favipiravir are inconclusive with some exhibit benefit and others not. Limited case series have shown that tocilizumab and convalescent plasma to be useful as adjuvant therapy in critically ill patients. Conclusion: There is currently no strong evidence for the efficacy of different therapeutic agents in the treatment of COVID-19. More data from ongoing and future trials will add more insight into the role of various drugs.
Concentration-dependent physicochemical behaviors and micellar interactions in polyalkoxylated fatty alcohol-based binary surfactant systems

Abstract The concentration-dependent physicochemical behaviors of the binary mixtures of polyalkoxylated fatty alcohol (PAFA)-AS (alkyl sulfonate), PAFA-CB (cocamidopropyl betaine) and PAFA-APG (alkyl polyglucosides) and their micellar interactions were determined at the ratios of 9:1, 8:2, 7:3 and 6:4 (w/w). At concentrated level, the rheological study of all the PAFA-mixed surfactants display a Newtonian behavior at low viscosities. Prominent discrepancies among the mixed surfactant systems were observed after stepwise dilution of the samples. In tensiometry study, the types of mutual interaction in the mixed surfactant systems were evaluated by regular solution theory (RST). The CMCexp curves of PAFA-AS and PAFA-CB systems demonstrate lower position than their CMCtheo curves signifying that these nonionic–anionic and nonionic–zwitterionic samples behave nonideal showing synergistic interaction between individual components in the mixed micelles, as further verified by the negative values of interaction parameter β and activity coefficients f1 and f2 are less than 1. Meanwhile, the PAFA-APG system shows no significant mutual interaction between the nonionic–nonionic components in the mixed micelles. TEM micrographs depict the formations of branched wormlike micelles and multiconnected threadlike networks for the PAFA-AS and PAFA-CB systems, respectively, while gigantic multilamellar vesicles for the PAFA-APG system. Upon dilution of these mixed surfactants to CMC, the mixed micelles are in monodisperse sizes of less than 15 nm and in various magnitudes of zeta potential ranging from –2.92 to –21.87 mV. Graphical Abstract
The dtxR Gene: A New Alternative Marker to Identify Corynebacterium ulcerans and Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis by PCR Assay

BACKGROUND: There are found some studies which reported the successfull of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assay to identify Corynebacterium ulcerans and Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis. This study aimed to describe the dtxR gene profile as a new marker for C. ulceran and C. pseudotuberculosis for the PCR assay.METHODS: Ten C. ulcerans and 35 C. pseudotuberculosis DNA sequences data registered in GeneBank was analyzed by bioinformatic tools. PCR primer was designed based on the concerved region and the gene similarity data. On the other hands, reference strains (C. ulcerans NCTC 12077 and Corynebacterium diphtheriae NCTC 3984) and dtxR gene of C. pseudotuberculosis (synthetic gene) were used in the PCR assay optimization for C. ulcerans and C. pseudotuberculosis identification.RESULTS: The study showed that dtxR genes of both C. ulcerans and C. pseudotuberculosis were more conserve than pld gene, moreover dtxR gene was more specific compared to 16S rRNA gene. PCR assay with dtxR gene as a target could identify C. ulcerans and C. pseudotuberculosis accurately without mispriming, misamplification and misidentification.CONCLUSION: dtxR gene could be used as marker to identify C. ulcerans and C. pseudotuberculosis by PCR assay.KEYWORDS: C. pseudotuberculosis, C. ulcerans, dtxR gene, PCR
Technetium: Chemistry and Radiopharmaceutical Applications

Chemistry: introduction discovery natural occurrence artificial occurrence isotops and isomers some fundamentals of technetium chemistry analytical chemistry uses of Technetium-99 technetium metal binary compounds and oxide halides oxotechnetates complex chemistry of Technetium-99. Radiopharmaceuticals: introduction generation of 99mTc imaging of organs synthesis aspects and requirements kits synthesis, structure, and development summary of 99mTc radiopharmaceuticals. Appendix: acronyms and abbreviations used in Parts A and B.
A new species of Cyclosa (Araneae: Araneidae) from Southeast Asia

– A new species of Cyclosa is described under the name of Cyclosa bulla n. sp. using specimens collected from Thailand, Singapore and Brunei. Females of the species can be easily distinguished from other congeners by the shape of the abdomen, which has a globose posterior end. In contrast, males cannot be distinguished from those of Cyclosa bifida, which seems to be the most closely related species, even by the shape of the palpal organ. In this study, male specimens are identified by DNA barcoding.
Geohydrology of a Reference Mediterranean Catchment (Cilento UNESCO Geopark, Southern Italy)

In this paper, we studied the geo-hydrological structure and behavior of a reference catchment, located in the Cilento UNESCO Global Geopark, southern Italy, representative of the hilly, terrigenous and forested headwaters of the Mediterranean eco-region. Based on detailed hydrogeological and hydro-geomorphological surveys and geomorphometric analysis, starting in 2012, a hydro-chemical monitoring activity at the catchment and sub-catchment scale started, and a hydro-chemical dataset was progressively recorded at daily and sub-hourly time steps. Based on this dataset, the authors performed an original procedure to identify different runoff components, derived by applying cascade mass balance filtering. The integration of hydrological and geomorphological approaches allowed us to obtain an interesting conceptualization of the storm flow generation using hydro-chemical signatures related to different runoff components produced during the increasing–decreasing cycle of the flood event magnitude. The hydro-system activated progressively different runoff sources (i.e., groundwater, riparian corridor, hillslope and hollow) and involved various mechanisms (i.e., groundwater ridging, saturation-excess, infiltration-excess and soil pipe exfiltration). The geo-hydrological conceptualization was validated using a hysteresis Q-EC loop analysis performed on selected events that showed how hysteretic indices could be used to characterize the events in respect to their origins, mechanisms and pathways in similar catchments.
Prevalence of Poor Sleep and Relationship of Physical Exercise with Sleep among Male Adult Exercisers

Physical exercise has been suggested to show beneficial effects for various diseases and also for sleep. This study aims to assess the prevalence of sleep problems, and the relationship of physical exercise with sleep health among adult male exercisers. A total of 199 randomly selected athletes (all males) took part in this study. All participants responded to a questionnaire consisted of items related to demographic information that also included sports participation level, and playing experience. Self-reported sleep quality and physical exercise were using PQSI and three items concerning exercise frequency, intensity, and duration. The analysis revealed following main findings: 1) a significant negative correlation between physical exercise and sleep medication, 2) a significantly negative relationship between sports/ exercise participation level and sleep disturbance, 3) an 3.7 average global score of PSQI in total sample, 4) Exercise frequency was negatively correlated with daytime dysfunction whereas exercise intensity was negatively correlated with sleep disturbance and sleep efficiency but positively correlated with daytime dysfunction, 5) and prevalence of poor sleep in 22 % participants. There is some possibility to suggest that exercise may improve sleep health among adult male exercisers. The increased exercise frequency more positive impact to improve sleep but the relationship between exercise intensity and sleep remains inconclusive. existence of sleep problems in athletic population essentially require further attention for reducing the prevalence of poor sleep using other approaches along with continue doing exercise for good sleep.