Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
The Influence of Visualization of Food Appearance and Food Quality Towards Customer Satisfaction in Tutup Panci Bistro, Bumi Serpong Damai, South Tangerang

Nowadays, Visualization of food appearance has become an important factor in influencing customer satisfaction which is creating an unforgettable experience when people visit to the restaurant. The aspect of visualizing the appearance of food must also be balanced by good food quality in the restaurant. The purpose of this study was to identify the effect of visualization of food appearance and food quality in achieving customer satisfaction in Tutup Panci Bistro. In this study, visualization of food appearance has five important factors that support in achieving customer satisfaction, which are; component of the material used, color selection, food texture, shape and size, and layout. Therefore, in previous study, quality of food has three important factors, which are: the taste of food, the variety of menus, and the nutritional content of food. The methodology used in this study was quantitative and qualitative, whereas, quantitative data collection was obtained through questionnaires to 100 guests at Tutup Panci Bistro. Meanwhile, qualitative data is obtained through interviews with food influencers / reviewers. Based on the results obtained, appearance and quality of food have a significant positivity influence towards customer satisfaction at Tutup Panci Bistro.
Transgenic Bt maize: farmers’ perceptions, refuge compliance and reports of stem borer resistance in South Africa

Based on surface area, South Africa is currently ranked the eighth in planting genetically modified (GM) crops in the world. Bt maize (MON810) has been grown to control lepidopterous stem borers in South Africa since its first release during 1998. The first report of resistance of the African maize stem borer, Busseola fusca (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) and poor compliance to refuge requirements that could have contributed to resistance development prompted this study which was done in the main maize production area of South Africa. Objectives were to evaluate farmer’s perceptions of the regulatory aspects guiding the planting of Bt maize and refugia and how it was applied between 1998 and 2010. This study involved 105 commercial farmers covering 87 778 ha of maize throughout the main maize production region on the Highveld of South Africa. A questionnaire survey was conducted and addressed signing of technical agreements upon purchasing GM seed, refuge compliance, pest management practices, perceived benefits and risks relating to Bt maize. Compliance with refugia requirements was low especially during the initial 5–7 years after release. An alarmingly high number of farmers applied insecticides as preventative sprays on Bt maize and refugia irrespective of stem borer infestation levels. A large proportion of farmers reported significant borer infestation levels on Bt maize and between 5% and 93% farmers in all districts applied insecticides to Bt maize to limit borer damage, indicating that the occurrence of resistance is more wide‐spread in the country than previously thought. This study shows irresponsible management of GM crop technology by farmers, chemical and seed companies. Concerns and perceptions of farmers in South Africa seem to differ from those in Europe. South African farmers perceived little, if any, negative impact on non‐target organisms and remain positive about the technology in spite of resistance development. Other studies indicated that European farmers were concerned about these aspects. A shared concern, however, was consumer acceptance of GM maize and marketability on the export market.
Characterization of celery leaves peroxidase

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Phenology and reproductive behaviour of two perennial grasses under burnt and unburnt conditions at Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand India.

The objective deals with the phenological and reproductive observations of two members of Poaceae Arundinella nepalensis Trinius and Imperata cylindrica L. The investigations were made in the burnt protected site (BPS) and unburnt protected site (UPS) forest grazingland of Pauri Garhwal dominated by Pinus roxburghii. The phenological behaviour was studied on 6 point scale events: germination, vegetative growth, flowering, fruiting, seed maturation and senescence of the individual and an attempt have been carried out to analyze different phases monthly. The average plant height for Arundinella nepalensis was maximum (97.71±2.1) on BPS in contrast to the UPS (92.42±1.1). Plant height for Imperata cylindrica was also maximum (44.28±4.7) on BPS in compare to UPS (40.28±2.7). With respect to the reproductive phase, the proportion (%) of the flowering clump with flowering culms (CF) for Arundinella nepalensis was 31 % on BPS, 25% on UPS and for Imperata cylindrica CF was 71% on BPS, 68% on UPS. The reproductive phase was represented during peak growing rainy season and persistent up to winter season and again enhanced vegetative growth after resprouting during the summer season. The gradation appears to be peculiarity extended on the unburnt site and the phase initiation found comparatively prompt on the burnt site.
Heat Inactivation of Escherichia coli O157:H7 in Turkey Meat as Affected by Sodium Chloride, Sodium Lactate, Polyphosphate, and Fat Content †.

The purpose of this research was to determine the survival of Escherichia coli O157:H7 when heated in ground turkey containing various additives and fat levels. D values and z values were determined for low (3%)- and high (11 %)- fat ground turkey with or without one of three additives: 8% NaCl, 4% sodium lactate, or a mixture of 8% NaCl, 4% sodium lactate, and 0.5% polyphosphate. Products inoculated with E. coli O157:H7 strain 204P were mixed, aseptically placed into thermal-death-time (TDT) tubes which were sealed and heated at 52, 55, 57 and 60°C. Survival was determined by enumeration on phenol red sorbitol agar, and D values were calculated by two methods. Mean D52 values ranged from 46.8 to 104.8 min; mean D55 values ranged from 7.7 to 27.2 min; mean D57 values ranged from 2.7 to 13.0 min; and mean D60 values ranged from 0.7 to 4.8 min. The greatest survival, as evidenced by higher (P < 0.001) D values, occurred in turkey containing the mixture of additives. The z values ranged from 6.09 to 4.08°C, and higher z values were obtained in turkey meat containing the additive mixture versus other turkey additive formulations. The additives evaluated enhanced survival of E. coli O157:H7 in cooked turkey meat as compared to turkey meat with no additives. In contrast to earlier reports, added fat did not enhance survival (P > 0.05). Product formulation should be a critical consideration when safe cooking processes are developed for ready-to-eat turkey products.
Tumba hipogeo-146 de Venta del Llano (Mengíbar, Jaén): estudio bioarqueológico y aproximación a los modos de vida del Neolítico Final/Edad del Cobre de la Península Ibérica

espanolEl estudio de restos oseos humanos procedentes de la tumba Hipogeo-146, hallados en el sitio arqueologico Venta del Llano para la zona Los Almendros, abarcan el periodo Neolitico Final/Cobre Pleno de la peninsula Iberica. Su analisis poblacional muestra un ritual funerario sin sesgo por sexo, con tratamiento diferenciado para subadultos. El estado de salud evidencio mayor frecuencia de paleo- patologias degenerativas y calculo dental, asi como estres musculo-esqueletico predominante en extremidad superior e inferior concordantes con poblaciones de esta epoca para la peninsula iberica. EnglishThe study of human bone remains from the Tomb Hypogeum-146, found in the archaeological site Venta del Llano for the Los Almendros area, span the Final Neolithic / Full Copper period of the Iberian Peninsula. Their population analysis shows a funeral ritual without sex bias, with differentiated treatment for subadults. The state of health showed a higher frequency of degenerative paleopathologies and dental calculus, as well as predominant upper and lower limb musculoskeletal stress concordant with populations of this time for the Iberian Peninsula.
On-line monitoring of a transmission line using synchrophasor measurements

The research assessed the possibility of using a wide area measurement system that uses synchrophasor data to calculate operational limits of an overhead line. These applications have become achievable to utility companies without the need of expensive phasor measurement units. Phasor measurements can be obtained by applying the IEEE C37-118 standard in general power system measuring equipment. This dissertation presents the use of synchrophasors in the on-line modelling of a transmission line. Using time coherent measurements, the line parameters are continuously derived, which is then also used to monitor line temperature, sag, power transfer and voltage stability. This enables the system operator to base decisions on real field data and less on estimated values as produced by state estimators. The methodology were verified by means of simulation and then validated by field data obtained across a 330 kV, 521 km line. Promising results were obtained and analysis of the results confirmed that comprehensive transmission line performance monitoring is attainable. The electrical characteristic of the line can be made visible by tracking the variation in line parameters, line temperature and also line sag can be estimated. From a stability point of view, further application was shown to be the tracking of power transfer to visualise utilisation of installed line capacity and voltage stability across the line by means of tracking the locus of the operating points on P-V curves. Key words— Synchrophasor applications, Transmission line modelling, Transmission line parameter estimation, Power system stability
Resolving Ultrasound Contrast Microbubbles Using Minimum Variance Beamforming

Minimum Variance (MV) beamforming is known to improve the lateral resolution of ultrasound images and enhance the separation of isolated point scatterers. This paper aims to evaluate the adaptive beamformer’s performance with flowing microbubbles (MBs) which are relevant to super-resolution ultrasound imaging. Simulations using point scatterer data from single emissions were complemented by an experimental investigation performed using a capillary tube phantom and the Synthetic Aperture Real-time Ultrasound System (SARUS). The MV performance was assessed by the minimum distance that allows the display of two scatterers positioned side-by-side, the lateral Full-Width-at-Half-Maximum (FWHM), and the Peak-Sidelobe-Level (PSL). In the tube, scatterer responses separated by down to $196~\mu \text{m}$ (or $1.05\lambda $ ) were distinguished by the MV method, while the standard Delay-And-Sum (DAS) beamformers were unable to achieve such separation. Up to ninefold FWHM decrease was also measured in favor of the MV beamformer for individual echoes from MBs. The lateral distance between two scatterers impacted on their FWHM value, and additional differences in the scatterers’ axial or out-of-plane position also impacted on their size and appearance. The simulation and experimental results were in agreement in terms of lateral resolution. The point scatterer study showed that the proposed MV imaging scheme provided clear resolution benefits compared to DAS. Current super-resolution methods mainly depend on DAS beamformers. Instead, the use of the MV method may provide a larger number of detected, and potentially better localized, MB scatterers.
Physiological and photosynthesis-related gene expression analysis of seagress enhalus acoroides (L.f.) royle under salt stress

This study aims to examine physiological responses (photophysiological and osmotic responses) and photosynthesis-related gene expression in seedlings of the seagrass Enhalus acoroides after exposure to different salinity levels. Seagrass seedlings were grown for 20 days in control (salinity 30), hyposaline (salinity 10 and 20) and hypersaline (salinity 40 and 50) conditions. The present study showed that both hypoand hypersaline conditions affected the photophysiology of E. acoroides seedlings, reducing the maximum quantum yield of photosystem II (Fv/Fm) and total chlorophyll content. The photosynthetic system appeared to be more sensitive to hyposaline than to hypersaline conditions as shown by immediate declines in Fv/Fm and total chlorophyll content. Hyposaline conditions increased the water content in roots. The increase in tissue Na + content induced by hypersalinity did not affect photosynthetic integrity and was more pronounced in leaves than in roots. It is concluded that the ionic homeostasis of E. acoroides seedlings is less affected by shortterm hypersalinity than by hyposalinity. The K + /Na + ratios in leaves with hypersalinity decreased by 20 days after treatment. Additionally, the photosynthetic efficiency (Fv/Fm and total chlorophyll content) is highly sensitive to salinity shifts and can be used as a marker for short-term acclimation to salinity stress in this seagrass species. The photosynthesis-related gene expression showed that hypoand hypersalinity conditions unclearly changed LHCB gene expression in E. acoroides leaves. The decline trend of LHCB transcript might correspond to the chlorophyll content and photosynthesis decreases in the physiological study. At the late
Despliegue de funciones de red virtualizadas en el cloud mediante ONAP

En este documento se explica la experiencia del despliegue de funciones de red virtualizadas en una red cloud privada mediante ONAP, junto con la arquitectura empleada, las maquinas utilizadas y el software necesario. ONAP permite disenar, orquestar y gestionar todos los elementos relacionados con los servicios de red virtualizados, ofreciendo asi una forma eficiente de automatizacion de redes. El objetivo final de este trabajo es conseguir un entorno en un cloud privado con funciones de red virtualizadas. Uno de los principales retos es la exigencia de ONAP desde el punto de vista de recursos necesarios. Todo lo comentado en este documento puede ser replicado en entornos de mayor envergadura que los definidos en este documento, pudiendo incluso ser utilizado en produccion por operadoras de telefonia
SOMETHING MORE THAN A SPORT, SAILING TO THE LIFE

Each day the number of individuals is increasing which wishes for sports, challenges, nature, and wetland that increases the individual's recreative activities. It is seen that -especially- sailing organizations are getting more attention and also there have been so many competitions that are getting scheduled recently. In this study, it is researched how the individuals approach sailing and how the sailing affects their lives who participated in the sailing organizations in Canakkale, Bozcaada. According to those purposes, an interview was set up with the 13 sailors who participated to the 2019 Naval Forces Cup Sailing Competition which took place in Bozcaada. As a result of the interview, it is observed that sailing takes very important role in individuals life that helps them to socialize, let them challenge the nature and to overcome the issues in their life.
No Easy Answers for Biodiversity in Africa

CONSERVATIONWilderness areas, those vast regions untouched by humans, hold great allure. But in terms of conservation, focusing on only pristine, uninhabited spaces would leave many species vulnerable to extinction, according to a new analysis of human population and biodiversity in sub-Saharan Africa. On page [2616][1] of this issue, researchers report that some of the most densely populated regions on the subcontinent also contain the greatest biodiversity. [1]: http://www.sciencemag. org/cgi/content/short/291/5513/2616
Changes in the volatile composition of wine from grapes treated with Bordeaux mixture: a laboratory-scale study

This work was supported by European Union Funds (FEDER/COMPETE-Operational Competitiveness Programme) and by Portuguese national funds (FCT - Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology) under the project FCOMP-01-0124-FEDER-022692, the research project FCOMP-01-124-FEDER-008760 (Ref. FCT PTDC/AGR-ALI/100636/2008), the project PEst-OE/AGR/UI4033/2014 and the PhD grant no. SFRH/BD/64587/2009 to Dr Viviana Martins. This work also benefited from the networking activities within the European project INNOVINE (ref. 311775) and the European COST ACTION (FA1106 'QualityFruit').
Hidrocarburos Aromáticos Policíclicos (HAPs) en ambientes marinos: Una revisión de América

The polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are ubiquitous organic compounds of global concern. They present mutagenic and carcinogenic characteristics, in addition to a wide variety of other adverse effects in the organisms. They are widely distributed in marine environments, implying several health risks for both ecosystems and public health. Therefore, require constant monitoring and tailoring of preventive measures for their control. This review is based on the PAHs original research within coastal-marine environments published along the past ten years in America, considering the main environmental matrix such as sediment, water, organisms, and air. The review shows an outstanding PAHs monitoring activity led by USA and Mexico –at all matrix-, followed by Argentina, Brazil and Chile which demonstrate a rising environmental concern on these compounds, focused in highly anthropized areas. The present data for South America is still scarce, including many areas with null information. This review demonstrates that along all the continent and all matrixes, detectable concentrations of PAHs from multiple sources are reported, with levels ranging from minimum to extremely high.
Animal age, packaging and antioxidant treatment effects on sensory characteristics of beef Infraspinatus muscle

Summary The objective was to determine effects of animal age, packaging and antioxidant treatment on colour and sensory characteristics of infraspinatus (IF) muscle of the beef shoulder (chuck). IF steaks from older animals (USDA commercial grade; >42 months age) had higher (P < 0.05) muscle pigment levels and redness than young select grade steaks. Steaks in 80% oxygen-modified atmospheric packaging (O2-MAP) had higher (P < 0.05) thiobarbituric acid values than steaks in 0.4% carbon monoxide-modified atmospheric packaging (CO-MAP) (1.30 and 0.41, respectively). Descriptive rancidity scores were lowest for select grade steaks in CO-MAP (1.03). Beef flavour intensity was higher (P < 0.05) for steaks in CO-MAP, even though steaks were held longer (21 days) before cooking. Sour/grassy scores were highest (P < 0.05) for steaks in polyvinyl-chloride film (5 days storage), and lowest (P < 0.05) for steaks in CO-MAP, indicating that sour/grassy flavour dissipated at longer storage times.
Developing the yeast disaggregase Hsp104 as a treatment for polyglutamine disease in Drosophila

There is currently no cure for neurodegenerative disease or the underlying burden of protein aggregation that is associated with symptom development. A novel approach to combat this accumulation of misfolded protein species is surprisingly found in a protein disaggregase in yeast, the heat shock protein Hsp104. To investigate whether Hsp104 can be introduced into an animal system and harnessed to attack disease-associated protein inclusions, we created a transgenic Drosophila model expressing Hsp104 and investigated whether this would mitigate toxicity and alter the load of protein accumulations. We found that Hsp104 indeed suppressed toxicity of a disease-associated protein fragment containing an expanded polyglutamine tract. However, we found that Hsp104 worsened toxicity of the full-length pathogenic polyglutamine protein, and this coincided with increased accumulation of amyloid inclusions. This aberrant activity of Hsp104 depended on intact domains in the non-polyglutamine stretches of the protein, and this negative interaction could be prevented by mutation to these neighboring domains. These results indicate that knowing the precise protein state of a disease environment is critical in evaluating potential therapeutics. Moreover, we sequentially activated Hsp104 after the onset of protein aggregation and start of tissue degeneration, to find that Hsp104, but not Hsp70, significantly suppressed progressive degeneration. Thus, the unique ability of Hsp104 to tackle preexisting amyloid conformers may offer a novel opportunity to reverse disease progression once underway. Degree Type Dissertation Degree Name Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Graduate Group Neuroscience First Advisor Nancy M. Bonini Second Advisor James Shorter
ASPECTOS ECOTOXICOLÓGICO EM MORCEGOS (MAMMALIA: CHIROPTERA) NO CERRADO, BRASIL

Os morcegos, por apresentarem alta plasticidade e longevidade e por forragearem diversos tipos de ambientes, podem ser considerados essenciais biomonitores na qualidade ambiental. Contudo, enfrentam uma serie de ameacas em todo o mundo, dentre elas a exposicao a substâncias quimicas, como pesticidas e outros agentes estressores. Assim, para detectar a presenca de danos genotoxicos, o teste de micronucleo (MN) pode ser aplicado para verificar alteracoes induzidas por agentes xenobioticos. Desse modo, esse estudo abrange duas investigacoes, apresentadas em forma de capitulos, em que o primeiro descreve a frequencia de micronucleo em celulas esfoliadas de mucosa bucal entre morcegos insetivoros, no municipio de Palmas, TO. Os dados demonstraram maior sensibilidade genotoxica para N. laticaudatus da colonia na Ponte Fernando Henrique Cardoso (PFHC), em relacao aos de fragmentos florestais. No segundo capitulo (i) realca guildas troficas (insetivoros, frugivoros e nectarivoros, entre morcegos capturados em area agricola, no cerrado goiano em Rio Verde, Goias e morcegos da PFHC e fragmentos florestais, de area urbana no municipio de Palmas, estado do Tocantins. Nesse sentido, testa-se a hipotese da sensibilidade genotoxica entre esses diferentes habitos alimentares, em relacao aos ambientes. Alem de MN, outras anormalidades nucleares foram identificadas, tais como, celula binucleada, celula com nucleo picnotico, celula com cromatina condensada e celulas anucleadas, para indicar a relacao com a frequencia de MN. Os dados obtidos demonstraram maior sensibilidade genotoxica em morcegos frugivoros de area agricola e urbana, bem como insetivoros de area urbana. Assim, a partir das evidencias com esse biomarcador, o trabalho proporciona embasamento para reforcar a importância da preservacao e integridade de habitats para a manutencao da diversidade da fauna de quiropteros.