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The Effects of Corporate Coaching Process

The choice of topic was generated by my personal interest in coaching processes as well as experiences at the workplace. This interest led me to look at the problems to be solved armed with a new perspective, analyzing the experienced problematic situations afterwards. I will examine the effects the application of coaching, team coaching processes the company's life. I would like to provide insight into the issues of the current coaching situation in Hungary. I examine the innovative attitudes of employers towards employee training. The use of these tools, coaching or training? Coaching is nothing more than occasional feedback and advice on the different aspects of the performance of subordinates. Usually the direct superiors or close colleagues make provided it. In contrast, the training, when they tell the participants what to do, in the coaching they show people how to use existing knowledge. The coach sets challenging tasks, clearly outlining the expectations and following the process, gives advice, often carries out an evaluation, and encourages subordinates to prepare to step up the career ladder and include them in their own replacements. Coaching is especially useful during the brainstorming session, and then when you involve people in the process of change management. Recognizing the importance of corporate application of the coaching process in time stopping negative corporate trends. In addition to the leaders the subordinates are is also entitled to coaching, they can have a problem, which cause is difficult at work, especially if they have learned regarding the use of the local community work or training. These solutions offer the coaching team that specific work tasks through points to the secretary of the co-operation. The coaching team coaching differs from a multi-stakeholder equation puts the existing problem not only cares about the problems of leadership, but team unity and the coordination of trying to control the path to a solution. The coaching team rather than the individual team members' strengths, weaknesses deepen the collective subconscious, it just seemed similar to the team-building trainings, because there is more willingness to increase cooperation. The external or internal coaches selected the company and the employees' perspective. My assumption is that a clear relationship between the detected according to the HR point of view, motivated employees and corporate results. The research proves the hypothesis, which states that the organization's innovative development techniques, has direct impact on short-term economic and financial performance of the companies.
Permanent and transient congenital hypothyroidism in Isfahan–Iran

Objectives To determine the prevalence of permanent and transient congenital hypothyroidism (CH) in Isfahan, Iran. Methods In 256 primarily diagnosed CH patients identified through the neonatal screening programme from May 2002 to February 2005, treatment was discontinued for 4 weeks and T4 and thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) were measured. Permanent or transient CH was determined from the results of the thyroid function tests and the radiologic findings. Patients with TSH levels >6 (mIU/I) were diagnosed with permanent CH. Results Results were available from 204 patients, of whom 122 patients were diagnosed with permanent CH (59.8%) (prevalence 1:748 births), and 82 with transient hypothyroidism (prevalence 1:1114). Permanent CH was associated with higher initial TSH levels than transient hypothyroidism (P < 0.05). The most common aetiology of CH was dyshormonogenesis. Conclusion The rates of both permanent and transient CH in our study were higher than the comparable worldwide rates. The transient group had low T4 levels, suggesting that iodine contamination should be investigated. The aetiology of CH was also different from that recorded in many other studies.
M-path: a compass for navigating potential metabolic pathways

MOTIVATION Construction of synthetic metabolic pathways promises sustainable production of diverse chemicals and materials. To design synthetic metabolic pathways of high value, computational methods are needed to expand present knowledge by mining comprehensive chemical and enzymatic information databases. Several computational methods have been already reported for the metabolic pathway design, but until now computation complexity has limited the diversity of chemical and enzymatic data used. RESULTS We introduce a computational platform, M-path, to explore synthetic metabolic pathways including putative enzymatic reactions and compounds. M-path is an iterative random algorithm, which makes efficient use of chemical and enzymatic databases to find potential synthetic metabolic pathways. M-path can readily control the search space and perform well compared with exhaustively enumerating possible pathways. A web-based pathway viewer is also developed to check extensive metabolic pathways with evaluation scores on the basis of chemical similarities. We further produce extensive synthetic metabolic pathways for a comprehensive set of alpha amino acids. The scalable nature of M-path enables us to calculate potential metabolic pathways for any given chemicals.
10–315-MHz Cascaded Hybrid Phase-Locked Loop for Pixel Clock Generation

A cascaded hybrid phase-locked loop (PLL) fabricated in a 65-nm CMOS process consumes 21 mW and occupies 0.4 mm2. An all-digital PLL (ADPLL) with piecewise linear calibrated hierarchical time-to-digital converter is proposed to achieve a wide operation range, and a charge-pump PLL (CPPLL) with an auxiliary (AUX) charge-pump for low current mismatch is cascaded to filter out the ADPLL output noise. The ADPLL achieves low long-term jitter regardless of the leakage current, and the CPPLL realizes low short-term jitter using a self-biased technique and the AUX charge pump. A phase-selectable divider is also proposed to divide the clock frequency while keeping the relative phase difference constant. The measured peak-to-peak short-term and long-term jitters at an output frequency of 315 MHz are 40 and 70 pspp, respectively, with a multiplication factor of 1024.
Analysis of a Segmented Brushless PM Machine Utilising Soft Magnetic Composites

Soft magnetic composites (SMC) is a magnetic material which offers the potential for innovative machine geometries and lower cost manufacturing. This paper examines the finite-element analysis and performance prediction of a segmented brushless permanent magnet machine based on SMC. Experimental results including the back-EMF waveform, iron loss and performance characteristics are used to validate the simulation results.
Depression Predicts All-CauseMortality Epidemiological evaluation from the ACCORD HRQL substudy

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODSdA total of 2,053 participants in the ACCORD (Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes) Health-Related Quality of Life substudy completed the Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ)-9 measure of depression symptoms at baseline and 12, 36, and 48 months. Cox proportional hazards regression models were used to estimate hazard ratios (HRs) (95% CI) for the time-varying impact of depression on protocoldefined clinical outcomes with and without adjustment for demographic, trial-related, clinical, and behavioral variables.
OpenVL: Towards A Novel Software Architecture for Computer Vision

This paper presents our progress on OpenVL -a novel software architecture to address efficiency through facilitating hardware acceleration, reusability and scalability for computer vision. A logical image understanding pipeline is introduced to allow parallel processing. As well, we discuss our middleware -VLUT that enables applications to operate transparently over a heterogeneous collection of hardware implementations. OpenVL works as a state machine, with an event-driven mechanism to provide users with application-level interaction. Various explicit or implicit synchronization and communication methods are supported among distributed processes in the logical pipelines. The intent of OpenVL is to allow users to quickly and easily recover useful information from multiple scenes across various software environments and hardware platforms. We implement two different human tracking systems to validate the critical underlying concepts of OpenVL.
Global analysis of mRNA decay intermediates in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

The general pathways of eukaryotic mRNA decay occur via deadenylation followed by 3′ to 5′ degradation or decapping, although some endonuclease sites have been identified in metazoan mRNAs. To determine the role of endonucleases in mRNA degradation in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, we mapped 5′ monophosphate ends on mRNAs in wild-type and dcp2∆ xrn1∆ yeast cells, wherein mRNA endonuclease cleavage products are stabilized. This led to three important observations. First, only few mRNAs that undergo low-level endonucleolytic cleavage were observed, suggesting that endonucleases are not a major contributor to yeast mRNA decay. Second, independent of known decapping enzymes, we observed low levels of 5′ monophosphates on some mRNAs, suggesting that an unknown mechanism can generate 5′ exposed ends, although for all substrates tested, Dcp2 was the primary decapping enzyme. Finally, we identified debranched lariat intermediates from intron-containing genes, demonstrating a significant discard pathway for mRNAs during the second step of pre-mRNA splicing, which is a potential step to regulate gene expression.
SAR automatic range-migration correction

A new idea is presented to correct range migration in SAR imaging. In the range-Doppler domain, all the samples at a given Doppler frequency constitute a Doppler slice. Different Doppler slices are found to have similar envelopes. According to this similarity, the Doppler slices are shifted in range to correct range migration. This technique applies even without the prior information about the relative motion between the radar and the target
Towards a Formal Specification of Moral Emotions

We propose a semi-formal specification of the elicitation conditions and prototypical coping strategies for three of the moral emotions: anger, contempt and disgust. We utilize existing psychological theories - appraisal theories of emotion and the CAD triad hypothesis - and incorporate them into a unified framework. Key features of the approach, such as its dynamic and epistemic natures, allow for modeling qualitative, quantitative and dynamic aspects of the moral emotions. We show that successful conceptualization is not only possible, but can shed light on the rationality behind moral emotions, as well as their importance to building socially aware agents.
Los modelos territoriales de organización social del cuidado a personas mayores en los hogares Regional Models of Social Organization of in-home Care for the Elderly

The commercialization of in-home care services and the incorporation of economic assistance following the implementation of the "Law on the Promotion of Personal Autonomy and Care of Dependent People" (LAPAD) are the most signifi cant changes occurring in the social organization of senior care over the past decade. Given the internal diversity of the Spanish social services system-- subsidies offered for care and privatization, this study explores the various social organization models of family care in the Autonomous Communities, examining regional differences. Correspondence analysis was used to create a national classifi cation system based on public and private family care in the different regions.
Labeling source code with metadata: A survey and taxonomy

Source code is a primary artifact where programmers are looking when they try to comprehend a program. However, to improve program comprehension efficiency, tools often associate parts of source code with metadata collected from static and dynamic analysis, communication artifacts and many other sources. In this article, we present a systematic mapping study of approaches and tools labeling source code elements with metadata and presenting them to developers in various forms. We selected 25 from more than 2,000 articles and categorized them. A taxonomy with four dimensions — source, target, presentation and persistence — was formed. Based on the survey results, we also identified interesting future research challenges.
Seating Assignment Using Constrained Signed Spectral Clustering

In this paper, we present a novel method for constrained cluster size signed spectral clustering which allows us to subdivide large groups of people based on their relationships. In general, signed clustering only requires K hard clusters and does not constrain the cluster sizes. We extend signed clustering to include cluster size constraints. Using an example of seating assignment, we efficiently find groups of people with high social affinity while mitigating awkward social interaction between people who dislike each other.
Teachers as a leader and their traits: Evidence from secondary level

Teacher must act as a leader because his/her role is very effective in educational change. Influence of personality traits on leadership styles has been a significant topic in management but no research emphasis has been given to teacher's personality influence on their leadership behaviors. This research investigates the correlation between these two aspects. Quantitative research is done by means of survey to a convenient sample of 150 teachers of public Secondary schools of Lahore. The dominant traits are associated with both leadership styles thus showing that both people and task oriented leadership styles are effective. This research can be generalized to other areas. The research emphasizes the importance of traits and their influence on behavior. Further researches should examine the traits which are needed for an effective leadership styles. The major contribution of this paper is that it correlate personality traits with leadership styles and high light those traits which are associated with effective leadership styles i.e. people oriented so teachers become more aware to adopt those traits which produce effective behavior and change.
Multi-Task Deep Reinforcement Learning for Continuous Action Control

In this paper, we propose a deep reinforcement learning algorithm to learn multiple tasks concurrently. A new network architecture is proposed in the algorithm which reduces the number of parameters needed by more than 75% per task compared to typical single-task deep reinforcement learning algorithms. The proposed algorithm and network fuse images with sensor data and were tested with up to 12 movement-based control tasks on a simulated Pioneer 3AT robot equipped with a camera and range sensors. Results show that the proposed algorithm and network can learn skills that are as good as the skills learned by a comparable single-task learning algorithm. Results also show that learning performance is consistent even when the number of tasks and the number of constraints on the tasks increased.
Independent Contributions of Mothers’ and Fathers’ Language and Literacy Practices: Associations With Children’s Kindergarten Skills Across Linguistically Diverse Households

ABSTRACT Research Findings: Home language and literacy inputs have been consistently linked with enhanced language and literacy skills among children. Most studies have focused on maternal inputs among monolingual populations. Though the proportion of American children growing up in primarily non-English-speaking homes is growing and the role of fathers in early development is increasingly emphasized, less is known about these associations in primarily non-English-speaking households or how mothers and fathers independently contribute to children’s skills. Using a subsample of data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study–Birth Cohort (N = 5,450), this study assessed the frequency of maternal and paternal inputs during early childhood and their prospective connections with children’s English language and literacy skills at age 5 across White, Mexican, and Chinese children from linguistically diverse households. Analyses revealed significant differences in inputs by ethnic/language group membership and significant associations between both maternal and paternal inputs and children’s skills. These associations did not differ across ethnic/language group membership. Practice or Policy: These results point to the importance of promoting rich home language and literacy environments across diverse households regardless of the language in which they take place or the parent from which they derive.
Evaluating interdisciplinary collaborative learning and assessment in the creative arts and humanities

This article responds to the rising emphasis placed on interdisciplinary collaborative learning and its implications for assessment in higher education. It presents findings from a research project that examined the effectiveness of an interdisciplinary collaborative student symposium as an assessment task in an art school/humanities environment. After addressing key ideas relating to interdisciplinarity, collaboration and assessment, the authors evaluate a practical model for facilitating interdisciplinary collaborative learning. Drawing on student surveys and assessment outcomes, the findings highlight the extent to which collaborative teaching and learning, coupled with social software tools and associated modes of communication, foster innovative, high quality interdisciplinary work, and offer an adaptable assessment framework for broader application in higher education settings.
ASIMILACIÓN DE LOS MIGRANTES INTERNOS EN EL MERCADO LABORAL EN COLOMBIA EN EL AÑO 2008

With Present paper aims analyze the working conditions of internal migrants and natives in Colombia in order to determine whether differences exist between them in the labor market and what their behavior over time. For this work are separate samples of men and women are estimated for each mincer type wage equations, correcting for selection bias proposed by Heckman (1976) and occupation probability models. Using data by the Encuesta de Calidad de Vida 2008 (ECV 2008), found evidence that migrant men have higher wages than the natives and those differences do not change over time, plus the odds of getting a job is not affected by the condition of being a migrant in no time. While women are not affected by their working conditions this situation at any time.
Assembly mechanism of the oligomeric streptolysin O pore: the early membrane lesion is lined by a free edge of the lipid membrane and is extended gradually during oligomerization

Streptolysin O (SLO) is a bacterial exotoxin that binds to cell membranes containing cholesterol and then oligomerizes to form large pores. Along with rings, arc‐shaped oligomers form on membranes. It has been suggested that each arc represents an incompletely assembled oligomer and constitutes a functional pore, faced on the opposite side by a free edge of the lipid membrane. We sought functional evidence in support of this idea by using an oligomerization‐deficient, non‐lytic mutant of SLO. This protein, which was created by chemical modification of a single mutant cysteine (T250C) with N‐(iodoacetaminoethyl)‐1‐naphthylamine‐5‐sulfonic acid, formed hybrid oligomers with active SLO on membranes. However, incorporation of the modified T250C mutant inhibited subsequent oligomerization, so that the hybrid oligomers were reduced in size. These appeared as typical arc lesions in the electron microscope. They formed pores that permitted passage of NaCl and calcein but restricted permeation of large dextran molecules. The data indicate that the SLO pore is formed gradually during oligomerization, implying that pores lined by protein on one side and an edge of free lipid on the other may be created in the plasma membrane. Intentional manipulation of the pore size may extend the utility of SLO as a tool in cell biological experiments.
Suppression of graft coronary artery disease by a brief treatment with a selective epsilonPKC activator and a deltaPKC inhibitor in murine cardiac allografts.

BACKGROUND Inhibiting delta protein kinase C (deltaPKC) during reperfusion and activating epsilon PKC (epsilonPKC) before ischemia each limits cardiac ischemic injury. Here, we examined whether limiting ischemia-reperfusion injury inhibits graft coronary artery disease (GCAD) and improves murine cardiac allografting. METHODS AND RESULTS Hearts of FVB mice (H-2q) were transplanted into C57BL/6 mice (H-2b). epsilonPKC activator (psiepsilonRACK) was injected intraperitoneally (20 nmol) into donor mice 20 minutes before procurement. Hearts were then perfused with psiepsilonRACK (1.5 nmol) through the inferior vena cava (IVC) and subsequently submerged in psiepsilonRACK (0.5 micromol/L) for 20 minutes at 4 degrees C. Before reperfusion, the peritoneal cavity of recipients was irrigated with deltaPKC inhibitor (deltaV1-1, 300 nmol); control animals were treated with normal saline. The total ischemic time to the organ was 50 minutes. Two hours after transplantation, production of inflammatory cytokines and adhesion molecules, cardiomyocyte apoptosis, and caspase-3 and caspase-9 (but not caspase-8) activities were significantly reduced in the PKC regulator-treated group. Fas ligand levels (but not Fas) were also significantly reduced in this group. Importantly, GCAD indices, production of inflammatory cytokines, and adhesion molecules were significantly decreased and cardiac allograft function was significantly better as measured up to 30 days after transplantation. CONCLUSIONS An epsilonPKC activator and a deltaPKC inhibitor together reduced GCAD. Clinically, these PKC isozyme regulators may be useful for organ preservation and prevention of ischemia-reperfusion injury and graft coronary artery disease in cardiac transplantation.
The Capacitated K-Center Problem

The capacitated K-center problem is a basic facility location problem, where we are asked to locate K facilities in a graph and to assign vertices to facilities, so as to minimize the maximum distance from a vertex to the facility to which it is assigned. Moreover, each facility may be assigned at most L vertices. This problem is known to be NP-hard. We give polynomial time approximation algorithms for two different versions of this problem that achieve approximation factors of 5 and 6. We also study some generalizations of this problem.
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ORAL CELLS IN VITRO

Two special areas involving membranous components in strain KB cells were studied by electron microscopy. The first area described is that of the subsurface regions of two apposing cells in which flattened cisternae (one cisternae in each subsurface region) with membranes spaced 110–230 A apart were found in a confrontation alignment. The long dimension of the profiles of these cisternae ranges from 0.5 to 2 µ. At these intercellular contact areas, each cisterna is closely applied to the adjacent plasma membrane; the intervening space is 60–100 A. We have named the cisternae in these roughly symmetrical areas of cell contact the subsurface confronting cisternae. Communications between these cisternae and those of the rough-surfaced endoplasmic reticulum also were observed. The second area described is that of the intracytoplasmic confronting cisternae. These cisternae were observed as oval or round images about 0.3–1.4 µ in diameter, each image being composed of a pair of concentrically arranged confronting cisternae with membranes spaced 200–400 A apart. The apposing membranes of the two confronting cisternae are electron opaque, smooth, and free of ribosomes, whereas the unapposed membranes are less dense, scalloped, and associated with ribosomes. The spacing between the two intracytoplasmic confronting cisternae is 70–110 A.
Prehistoric Phenomena and Self-referentiality in Realization Procedure

By terms-allowed-in-types capacity, the Logic of Proofs LP includes formulas of the form t : φ(t), which have self-referential meanings. In this paper, “prehistoric phenomena” in a Gentzen-style formulation of modal logic S4 are defined. A special phenomenon, i.e., “left prehistoric loop”, is then shown to be necessary for self-referentiality in S4-LP realization.