Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
THE USE OF PRONOUN IN STRATEGY OF POLITENESS IN TALK SHOW PROGRAM

This qualitative descriptive research deals with The Use of Pronoun in Strategy of Politeness In Talk Show Program. This research observe the Use of Pronoun in Strategy of Politeness In Indonesia Lawyer Club ( ILC) Talk Show Program in some episode. The objectives of this study were to find out the types of politeness strategies are used in personal subject pronoun by the interviewees in Indonesia Lawyer Club ( ILC) Talk Show Program, and to investigate politeness strategies used the personal subject pronoun. The data were taken from the episode of Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show Program in 2018 years. The data were collected by downloading the video of Indonesia Lawyer Club Talk Show Program from youtube and then were transcribed. The data were analyzed by qualitative research based on interactive model which is created by Miles and Huberman. The result of the research shown the positive and negative politeness are used in Indonesia Lawyer Club ( ILC) by the same person. The same speaker and the same hearer used the politeness dynamically. It depends on topics/ issue whereas they understand or not in other hand they expert in the material. the researcher found that all types of Politeness Strategies proposed by Brown and Levinson (1987) found in the data. The data of Positive Politeness were consisted of 28 lines (42.42%) which was the highest data from other strategies, while Off Record of Politeness Strategies was obtained as much 18 lines (30.30%), then followed by Negative Politeness of Politeness Strategies was obtained as much 17 lines (22.73%), and the last was Bald on Record with 3 lines (4.55%). Keywords: Politeness strategies, Pronouns, Talkshow Program
Bleeding in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation Plus Coronary Artery Disease under Triple anti-Coagulant Therapy

Introduction: Regarding scarce knowledge about bleeding in non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) patients with simultaneous coronary artery disease (CAD) under triple anti-coagulant therapy, this study was carried out to recognize the risk of hemorrhage and preventive programming. Materials and Methods: In this performed prospective, 150 consecutive patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation and concurrent coronary disease, candidate for triple therapy with Asprin 80 mg, Clopidogrel 75 mg and Rivaroxaban 15 mg (in Shohada, Loghman, Modarres, and Labafinezhad centers, in Tehran, Iran during Jan 2019 to Jan 2020 were enrolled and the incidence rate of bleeding and compliance were evaluated for one month. Results: The results in this study demonstrated that 87.3% had compliance and completely use three drugs. Bleeding occurred in 0.6 % (4 patients), no major bleeding , only one minor bleeding as GIB, three minimal cases (totally 4 bleeding cases), 3 cases with epistaxis, 7 patients with ecchymosis, 6 subjects with hematuria, no one required discontinuation of drug. Diabetes mellitus, hypertension, female sex, older age, higher HASBLED Score, and higher CHADS-VASC Score were related to lack of compliance (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Incidence rate of bleeding in atrial fibrillation plus coronary concurrent patients, candidate for triple therapy with ASA, Clopidogrel and Rivaroxaban is low. Also the bleeding is minor and the compliance is high showing that majority of cases use routinely these triple therapy regimen.
Studies On Release Of Rifampicin From Modified Pulsincap Technique

Rifampicin release studies from modified pulsincap preparation were performed using different proportions of various hydrophilic polymers such as guar gum, carbopol 940, sodium alginate, hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose, methyl cellulose, gum karaya and poly vinyl alcohol. The in vitro dissolution studies revealed that the release exhibits a Fickian diffusion model. Increasing the hydrophilic polymer content resulted in a reduction in the release rate of rifampicin. Among all the polymers tested, guar gum showed better sustaining capacity even at low concentrations. This technique is more suited for preparing better controlled release formulations.
Ambient Music Co-player: Generating Aﬀective Video in Response to Impromptu Music Performance

When a musical instrument player performs music, the accompanying visual information can have a signiﬁcant eﬀect on the performance. In this paper, we present an ambient music co-player (AMP) as a system that generates background videos in response to the impromptu performance of a single musical instrument player. The AMP system evaluates the performance to interpret the real player’s emotional impression and generates an inﬂuential video based on the results of the evaluation. The player tends to change their performance while being inspired by the generated video, further triggering the system to modify the video. The AMP system aims to establish an aﬀective loop where the system continues applying stimuli to the performance of the real player. The ﬁnal goal of this study is to make the system act as a “co-player” of the player and to amplify the quality of the player’s performing experience entirely through interactions between the two. By conducting a user evaluation, it was proven that the AMP system was able to inspire an amateur guitarist as the subject through aﬀective video generation and to make his performance better than when playing alone.
Aerobic bacteria and archaea tend to have larger and more versatile genomes

How well can ecological strategies of bacteria and archaea be characterized via quantitative traits? Bacteria with larger genome size are more versatile. They can transport and metabolise a wider range of substrates. More of their genome is engaged in signal detection and response, indicating they benefit from different resources at different times or under different conditions. Across cultured species aerobes were shown to average ca 35% larger genomes than anaerobes, after accounting for the previously-known decline in genome size with temperature. Aerobic habitats might well present opportunities and challenges that vary through time more than anaerobic habitats. Sy nt he si s A recent compilation of traits across culturable species of bacteria and archaea allows relationships to be quantified between genome size and other traits and habitat. Cell morphology, size, motility, sporulation and doubling time were not strongly correlated with genome size. Aerobic species averaged ca 35% larger genomes than anaerobic, adjusted for growth temperature. Aerobes had a similar mix of gene functions compared to anaerobes of the same genome size. Shifting proportions of aerobes to anaerobes accounted for about half of previously-known differences in mean genome size between habitats. One possible factor in these results could be if effective population sizes are larger for aerobes, reducing the potential for gene loss via genetic drift. Larger genomes also confer versatility. They can transport and metabolise a wider range of substrates. More of their genome is engaged in signal detection and response, indicating they benefit from different resources at different times or under different condition. Aerobic habitats might well present opportunities and challenges that vary through time more than anaerobic habitats. The genome size trait-dimension contributes a useful quantitative descriptor for ecological strategies.
Effect of combining straw‐derived materials and wood ash on alkaline soil carbon content and the microbial community

The return of organic materials to cultivated fields to improve soil quality and to sequester carbon are widely studied, but the effects of combining different types of organic material on soil microbial diversity and community structure are poorly understood, particularly in alkaline soils. An incubation experiment was performed to study the effects of incorporating two straw‐derived materials (fresh straw and semi‐decomposed straw) alone or in combination with wood ash. The organic carbon content of soil treated with straw‐derived materials was significantly higher than that of soil with no straw and wood addition, but there was no significant difference between the fresh straw and semi‐decomposed straw treatments. Microbial diversity was decreased by the addition of straw on day 7; however, the combination of fresh/semi‐decomposed straw with wood ash increased bacterial diversity on day 118, and the combination of semi‐decomposed straw with wood ash increased fungal diversity. Fresh straw combined with wood ash significantly increased the abundance of Ascomycota by 15.5% relative to that of soil treated with semi‐decomposed straw, and semi‐decomposed straw combined with wood ash increased the abundance of Basidiomycota by 40.5% relative to that of soil treated with fresh straw. Amendment with straw‐derived materials and wood ash shaped the bacterial community in alkaline soil by changing the soil organic carbon, dissolved organic carbon and pH, and the characteristics of straw‐derived materials and wood ash shaped the fungal community. Straw‐return modes that employ semi‐decomposed straw and wood ash addition can maintain organic carbon levels and improve the soil micro‐environment.
A NEW NATURAL ANTIOXIDANT SUPPLEMENT - DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

Various preparations based on herbs, when taken in sufficient doses and correct combinations, neutralize free radicals before they lead to the appearance of diseases in the body. In order to obtain a new nutritional supplement, we selected raw vegetal products: blueberry fruits (Vaccinium fructus), seabuckthorn fruits (Hippophae Rhamnoides fructus), sage leaves (Salviae folium) and marigold flowers (Calendulae flos). The parts of plants originate from spontaneous flora. The pharmaceutical form of the final product is represented by antioxidant capsules. The antioxidant activity of the final product was demonstrated by the quantification of polyphenols (Folin-Ciocâlteu method), flavonoids (colorimetric method) of anthocyanins (spectrophotometric UV-VIS method). It has been also determined the content of heavy metals, elements that are good catalysts for biochemical processes. In vitro dissolution test is a quality parameter, in order to assess the bioavailability of the active ingredients in this pharmaceutical form achieved. The evaluation of the in vitro release of the active ingredients in the capsules under compendial conditions was performed on a number of 3 capsules, for 45 minutes according to the Romanian Pharmacopoeia 10 th edition. The profile of the in vitro release of the active substances was carried out using 6 points, corresponding to the amount of active ingredients released at 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 45 minutes. The evaluation of antioxidant activity of the released active ingredients was performed by the α,α-diphenyl-β-picrylhydrazyl free radical scavenging method (DPPH). It has been also carried out the evaluation of microbial load of required parts of plants in order to reduce the risk of an onset of infections.
Social Physique Anxiety in Female Adolescents at Bandung Middle School

Background: Adolescence is a transition from childhood to adulthood, along with physical and emotional changes. One significant difference is physical appearance. Adolescents tend to be afraid of negative evaluations from others for their physical appearance or social physique anxiety. Objective: This study aimed to determine the social physique anxiety in female adolescents at Bandung Middle School. Methods: This study's method was a descriptive quantitative method using a total population technique with a sample of 331 female high school students in Bandung Middle School. The measurement instrument that was used in this study was SPAS-C (Social Physique Anxiety for Children). Analysis of the data was conducted using the average score of social physique anxiety and was presented as a percentage. Result: This study showed that most respondents had a lower score than social physique anxiety average score with a several 176 respondents (53.2%), in comparison 155 respondents (46.8%) had a higher score than social physique anxiety average score. Based on the study results, comparing the number of respondents who had a lower score than the social physique anxiety average score with the number of respondents who had a higher score than the social physique anxiety average score did not significantly differ. Conclusions: Preventive solutions for social physique prevention are essential. Schools can make a consultation schedule or use an online consultation system and work with community health centers to provide health education and knowledge about social physique anxiety and the influencing factors and its prevention.
A Distributed P and Q Provision-Based Voltage Regulation Scheme by Incentivized EV Fleet Charging for Resistive Distribution Networks

The capability of onboard bidirectional chargers to deliver both real power and reactive power makes electric vehicles (EVs) suitable candidates for the voltage regulation in the distribution network considering the higher <inline-formula> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$R/X$ </tex-math></inline-formula> ratio of distribution lines. This article proposes a distributed voltage regulation scheme for dominantly resistive distribution networks through coordinated EV charging/discharging. In the optimal planning stage, the maximal profit of each EV user for the regulation provision is guaranteed, while the driving need can be satisfied. An optimal charging model is proposed to plan the total available <inline-formula> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$P$ </tex-math></inline-formula> and <inline-formula> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$Q$ </tex-math></inline-formula>, and a parameter “involvement level” is introduced for the fair pricing of participating EV users. In the regulation stage, an adaptive voltage sensitivity coefficient is developed to estimate the amount of required power for voltage regulation. A novel parallel consensus sharing strategy is designed so that the local power dispatch decision can be made by each EV through information sharing between neighboring buses. The backup support from the local energy storage system (ESS) can be activated under the emergency scenario due to communication failure and insufficient EV resources. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme can effectively and robustly regulate the voltage and is scalable to different network topologies.
An Effective Memory Analysis for Malware Detection and Classification

: The study of malware behaviors, over the last years, has received tremendous attention from researchers for the purpose of reducing malware risks. Most of the investigating experiments are performed using either static analysis or behavior analysis. However, recent studies have shown that both analyses are vulnerable to modern malware files that use several techniques to avoid analysis and detection. Therefore, extracted features could be mean-ingless and a distraction for malware analysts. However, the volatile memory can expose useful information about malware behaviors and characteristics. In addition, memory analysis is capable of detecting unconventional malware, such as in-memory and fileless malware. However, memory features have not been fully utilized yet. Therefore, this work aims to present a new malware detection and classification approach that extracts memory-based features from memory images using memory forensic techniques. The extracted features can expose the malware’s real behaviors, such as interacting with the operating system, DLL and process injection, communicating with command and control site, and requesting higher privileges to perform specific tasks. We also applied feature engineering and converted the features to binary vectors before training and testing the classifiers. The experiments show that the proposed approach has a high classification accuracy rate of 98.5% and a false positive rate as low as 1.24% using the SVM classifier. The efficiency of the approach has been evaluated by comparing it with other related works. Also, a new memory-based dataset consisting of 2502 malware files and 966 benign samples forming 8898 features and belonging to six memory types has been created and published online for research purposes.
Research of Curing Time and Temperature-Dependent Strengths and Fire Resistance of Geopolymer Foam Coated on an Aluminum Plate

Geopolymer foam (GF) uses a potassium activator and can be cured at high temperatures, which can improve its mechanical properties. In this study, we attempted to test this hypothesis by comparing the flexural and compressive strength, apparent density and fire resistance of GF. The composition of the GF used in the experiment included a potassium activator, basalt ground fiber and aluminum powder with a mass ratio to the binder of 0.45, 0.3 and 0.015, respectively. The samples were cured at room temperature and at 50, 70, 85 and 105 °C with a curing time of 2, 4, 6, 12 and 24 h. Then, the samples were kept until being tested on the third, seventh, 14th and 28th day. The results showed that the flexural and compressive strength and apparent density improved and stabilized after seven days at 85 °C. Furthermore, the GF exhibited a substantial increase after three days in its flexural strength by 111% and compressive strength by 122.9% at the optimal temperature of 85 °C for 2 h compared to the values at RT after 28 days. The GF had an apparent density of 0.558–0.623 g/cm3 on the 28th day. As a new alternative to aluminum materials, investigating the fire resistance of sandwich panels (an aluminum plate covered with a GF layer) is important for their safe impregnation. Sandwich panels with thicknesses of 10–20 mm were exposed to a gas fire. The test results showed that the sandwich panels had significantly improved fire resistance compared to unprotected panels. The longest fire resistance times for the aluminum plate coated with 20 mm of GF layer thickness was 7500 s. Thus, the GF coated on the aluminum plate exhibited superior fire resistance and a reduced heat transfer rate compared to uncoated panels.
Structural equation modeling-partial least squares: Analysis of the effect of hedonic value on customer satisfaction and loyalty

Testing the effect of hedonic value on loyalty, the hedonic value on satisfaction, and customer satisfaction on consumer loyalty, and investigating the effect of hedonic value on consumer loyalty with customer satisfaction as an intervening variable is the purpose of this study, with a case study on e-commerce Shopee. The sample aims to be a method of determining the sample with a total of 100 respondents. The intended respondents are Pamulang University students, Faculty of Economics, S1 Accounting Department as well as consumers of Shopee e-commerce. The Research model used SEM-PLS Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Square Approach. The results of this study indicate that the hedonic value has a positive influence and also has a significant value on consumer loyalty at the real level of 10%. The results of the study also state hedonic value has a significant positive effect on consumer satisfaction, and customer satisfaction has a significant positive effect on consumer loyalty with the satisfaction of consumer as a variable of intervening with 10% level.
Psycho-social Factors as Predictors of Disabled Students’ Academic Achievement in General Studies at the University of Ilorin, Nigeria

For the Nigerian government to achieve a united, strong, and self-reliant nation, some variables like the socio-economic status of the parents, costly textbooks, the problem of feeding allowances for students, the low motivation of teachers due to low salaries, expensive tuition fees, the unemployment of qualified subject teachers, the lack of teaching aids, insecurity, and so on needs to be considered. Above all, psycho-social variables on the part of the students equally needs to be considered. In line with this, the researcher deemed it fit to investigate psycho-social factors as predictors of disabled students’ academic achievement in General studies at the University of Ilorin. The study adopted a descriptive survey research design. The population for this study was all disabled University of Ilorin undergraduates. A questionnaire was used for data collection. Demographic characteristics of the respondents were described using percentages and the research question generated was answered using mean and rank order. All of the hypotheses formulated for this study were tested using the Mean, Standard Deviation, t-value and ANOVA. The hypotheses were tested at a 0.05 level of significance. The findings of this study revealed that there were no significant differences in the influence of psycho-social factors on disabled students’ achievement in General Studies on the basis of gender. In addition, findings revealed that there was no significant difference in the influence of psycho-social factors on disabled students’ achievement in General Studies on the basis of age. It was also found that there was no significant difference in the influence of psycho-social factors on disabled students’ achievement in General Studies on the basis of educational level. Furthermore, findings revealed that there was no significant difference in the influence of psycho-social factors on disabled students’ achievement in General Studies on the basis of the mode of entry. Hence, it was recommended that counselling units in the university should be made more accessible and friendly to disabled students so that they can easily visit the centre for guidance. With regard to their physiological, psychological and social development, more publicity is needed to create awareness for the stakeholders. Government and school management should ensure harmonious relationships for every disabled student regardless of their level or class. Students should not see age as a barrier for interacting with their colleagues.
Mesoporous WO3 modified by Mo for enhancing reduction of CO2 to solar fuels under visible light and thermal conditions

Abstract Mesoporous WO3 (m-WO3) was synthesized by a hydrothermal method using mesoporous silica KIT-6 as a hard template and silicotungstic acid as a precursor.The m-WO3modified by molybdenum (Mo) nanoparticles could be used as a stable catalyst for photo-thermal inducing CO2reducting reactions for solar fuels. Under visible light irradiation (λ > 420 nm) and 250–, the catalytic activity of m-Mo/WO3 for the CH4 and CH3OHevolution was found to be higher than that of m-WO3 and commercial WO3. The amount of evolved CH3OH from m-Mo/WO3has reached 13.80 μmolg−1 in 1 2 h, which is ca.10 times as high as that of c-WO3(1.36 μmolg−1) and 6.5 times as high as that of m-WO3 (2.12 μmolg−1), making it attractive for practical applications.