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Analysis of Recent Trends in the Creation of Newly coined Words - Based on Extreme Expressions -

The following study aims to investigate the principles and characteristics of newly-coined words with extreme expressions that were largely created vastly over the internet and have been used in recent years (2015~2018). According to grammatical particles, prefix derivatives (gae-, sship-, haek-, john- etc) and suffix derivatives are common (-chung, -nyeon, -nam etc), in terms of word types, there are a lot of native words, and there a lot of nouns for word classes. Regarding the meaning, most of them were about humans (figurative assessment of humans, conflict involving hatred between men and women, assessment of looks, emotional expressions of attitude and actions) and situations (positive situations, bad situations). Words with have negative meanings accounted for twice the number of those with positive meanings. Positive newly coined word meanings involved physical looks and something humorous, while negative newly coined words concerned looks hatred, unsolved disputes, and conflicts between men and women. There is also a strong characteristic in these newly-coined words that reflect the desire to continuously use stronger words that mean the same thing. A survey was conducted on how often these words are being used in daily life, and many had replied that they use newly-coined words that are easy to use rather than extreme words. It is predicted that newly-coined words that stress emotion or situations will settle into the language, where as unrealistic words that are not used often in daily life will disappear.
Changes to Azure API Management

Azure API Management has made some changes.It's a pity none of these changes are related to its pricing model. APIM is a nice service but
ANALISA PERFORMA FITUR ROAMING PADA WIRELESS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (WDS) TERHADAP LAYANAN VIDEO ON DEMAND (VoD)

This research aims to determine the analysis results of QoS parameters that affect performance of roaming features of WDS (Wireless Distribution System) on VoD Service, by doing 3 (three) attempts and positioning VoD Client in cell area and overlapp cell area randomly while rotating the specified VoD Client until the duration is up, then randomly displaced the position according to the stages of experimental method, so it can be concluded that overlapp cell area affects the delay condition with a duration of 2153.29 milliseconds and the percentage of packet loss is 0.001150465 %, when “unclear all browsing and regristration data” is carried out, but while “clear all browsing and regristration data” is carried out, the duration of delay increases up to 132010.5 milliseconds, so that it presents poor quality of service and generally not acceptable based on the requirements of the recommendations of ITU-T (International Telecommunications Union Telecommunications Sector) G.114.
Dynamic Hierarchical Security Access Control with Time-Limited Method in Electronic Medical Record

This paper presents a timestamp-based access control mechanism for hospital information system. Including key encryption system, timestamp and Lagrange Interpolation to form a key management and data access mechanism in order to enhance the confidentiality and the level of security in sharing medical information. Hospital information system includes patient’s record and administration management in order to meet the users’ requirement, in the same time, it can improve patient outcome and decrease the cost on management. This mechanism provides an effective management in users’ authority to access the database to prevent data from being stolen or tampered. When the user accesses the electronic medical record, the security performance is greatly improved. It is also necessary to provide legitimate users with decryption key at a particular time.
EDUCATIVE VALUE IN THE SHORT STORY COLLECTION VETERAN: ANTOLOGI CERPEN GURU TAHUN 2012

This study raises the issue of analyzing educational values contained in the anthology of Veteran short stories. The aim is to see and describe the educational values contained in the anthology of the short story. The implications of this research are to know and understand the value of education contained in this collection of short stories so that it can be a good learning for writers both for readers and lovers of short stories. The method used in this research is descriptive method with qualitative. The research data is in the form of words, phrases, clauses, and paragraphs relating to educational values. Data were collected by documentation techniques and analyzed by (1) describing data, (2) classifying data according to content analysis, (3) analyzing data based on found classifications, (4) interpreting data that has been analyzed, and (5) drawing conclusions and write a research report. The results of this study conclude that the educational values contained in the collection of short stories are (1) the value of religious education, (2) the value of moral education, (3) the value of social education, and (4) the value of cultural education.
NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND SOCIAL NETWORKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION. COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN ECUADOR AND SPAIN

J. Navarro Espinosa1, M.P. Martinez-Jimenez2, G. Pedros-Perez2, P. Aparicio-Martinez2 1Universidad Ecotec (ECUADOR) 2University of Cordoba (SPAIN)
Profile Analysis of Faculty-Researchers in STEM Education in a Philippine University

The aim of this study is to create a deeper analysis of the individual backgrounds of higher education educators who are involved in research on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) in a state university in the Philippines.Â To meet this objective, the study used a quantitative research design utilizing descriptive analytical tools. The participants were 104 teachers from the five campuses of the university that offers STEM undergraduate programs. Essentially, the study concludes that from the data gathered, the university has a gender-neutral participation in terms of doing research. The profile further creates an image that doing research in the university is not prejudicial to teachers with lower academic ranks. Meanwhile, the STEM educators have started doing research after some years of teaching and on average, teachers spend half of their academic experience in doing research. On another note, almost all of the respondents had more teaching loads than doing research and had less than four years of research experience on average. Based on these findings, for a university aiming to build a strong research culture, it is recommended to apportion more work time for conducting research in addition to teaching and strengthen the university research support to the faculty members by providing them opportunities to participate in research conferences, publish research outputs, and conduct research in the university.
Incorporating Differential Privacy Protection to a Basic Recommendation Engine

Recommendation engines analyze ratings data to suggest individuals new products or services based on their past experiences. However, the set of items that an individual has rated and the ratings on these items are critical for protecting individual privacy. Existing work on the problem focus on overly complicated recommendation engines. In this study, we concentrate on the case of a very simple engine protected with a very strong mechanism. Towards this goal, we incorporate differential privacy to an item-based neighborhood predictor. Empirical analyses over large-scale, real-world rating data indicate the efficiency of our proposed solution. Even at very high levels of protection, the rate of loss in prediction accuracy is below 5%, a reasonable trade-off for privacy protection.
Bioinformatics Cloud Security

When dealing with personal data, it is important to remember the implications of relaxed security. Without implementing the correct security measures, user's personal data can be vulnerable against an assortment of different malicious attacks and actions. Personal user data can come in many different forms, so it can be easy to forget what is valuable to protect and what is not when developing a complex system. When the Bioinformatics Cloud (BioCloud) project was being developed initially, security was given a lower priority in place of a working, demo-able product. Now that the project has developed far enough to work in some degree, security measures must be implemented to protect the most personal of all data, DNA. This study is to evaluate different security measures and implementations to protect against both accidental or malicious attempts at obtaining user data in a cloud platform.
An Effective Video Bootleg Detection Algorithm Based on Noise Analysis in Frequency Domain

Nowadays everybody has mobile phone, tablet and other video capturing devices containing high quality cameras. This enable them to recapture the videos from other imitating media such as projectors, the LCD screens etc. Recently, video piracy has become a major criminal enterprise. So, in order to combat this uprising threat of video piracy, content owners and the enforcement agencies such as Motion Pictures Association, have to continuously work hard on video copyright protection laws. This is one of the major reasons why digital forensics has considered recaptured video detection an important problem. This paper presents a simple and an effective mechanism for recaptured video detection which is based upon the noise analysis in the frequency domain. The features adopted are mean, variance, kurtosis and mean square error. These features are calculated on the mean strip extracted from logarithmic magnitude Fourier plot on complete video length.
THE ROLE OF MULTIMEDIA IN ISLAMIC TEACHING PROPAGATION (DA’WAH): An Indonesian Experience

This study is aimed at elaborating the role of multimedia in spreading out Islamic teaching among Muslim society, particularly as it is practiced and experienced in Indonesia. It is found that high technology, particularly information technology extraordinarily influence almost all aspects of human life. The development of technology has indeed contributed to the emergence of various inventions and simplified human daily lives, including the methods of preaching Islamic teaching to the Moslems. This research finds out that there are many programs and strategies of doing da’wah (Islamic teaching propagation) and developing its methods, among others, by utilizing multimedia both electronic and printed, both digital and non-digital ones. This sort of program integrates different kinds of media, such as, radio, television, text, internet, picture, MP3, animation, narration, video, and music and others. Another important role of this multimedia is to strengthen interactive and communicative ability and attitude between the da’i (propagator/communicator) and his/her mad’u (communicant/audience). By utilizing multimedia the so-called ummah (moslem society) would not only get information passively but also could select information they need and like based on sort of media they like. In other word, this program generates the intense relationship between the da’i (the da’wah doer/preacher) and the media. This program is very important to develop the strategies of spreading Islamic teaching among Muslim society in order to cope with the impact of high technology. Keywords : Multimedia and Islamic Teaching Propagation
Design of Air Purification Device Based on Efficient Photocatalysis

Abstract In order to solve the problem that the existing photocatalyst recovery efficiency and photocatalytic efficiency cannot be obtained at the same time, the inner cavity structure of the inner cavity designed according to the Kangda effect has excellent fluid performance, and the light-shielding and breathable structure designed to imitate the louver structure can prevent the damage caused by ultraviolet radiation overflow, the inner surface reflective layer can reduce the waste of light energy. This high-efficiency photocatalytic air purification device has been designed, the overall structure is simple and efficient, and easy to clean and maintain. The whole is small and compact, and the placement is not limited, adapt to a variety of more closed space, adapt to all kinds of people.
DEVELOPMENT OF THE SYSTEM OF ADVANCED TRAINING FOR TEACHERS OF TATARSTAN DURING THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR (1941-1945)

O. Evgrafova1, N. Chernova1, E. Yakovleva2, M. Emelianova3, A. Trukova3 1Kazan Federal University, Naberezhnye Chelny Institute (RUSSIAN FEDERATION) 2Almetyevsk State Oil Institute (RUSSIAN FEDERATION) 3I.N. Ulianov Chuvash State University (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STORYTELLING TECHNIQUE USED BY THE ENGLISH TEACHER IN TEACHING SPEAKING

This study aims at analyzing the way the teacher develops students speaking performance by using storytelling technique and observing the steps used by the teacher in teaching English. The researcher applied qualitative study by observing classroom teaching practice and interviewing an English teacher at SMKN 1 Banda Aceh. The results of the observations and interview are consistent with the storytelling procedure proposed by Jianing (2007), which are formulated and ordered as deciding the material, dividing students into some groups, assessing the students’ performance and providing them with some feedback at the end of the meeting. The teacher perceived that using storytelling technique in teaching speaking make students to gain more interest in the English classroom because she used storytelling techniques in teaching legend topic. Furthermore, through interview it was revealed that storytelling was believed to have increased student’s vocabulary, confidence and a sense of pleasure in learning English.
THE DEPICTION OF WOMAN BENDER’S MASCULINITY IN MICHAEL TEITELBAUM’S THE TALE OF SOKKA

This study has focuses to analyze the masculine women in the novel The Tale of Sokka as the characters Katara and Toph represent the nature of men: masculine; strong, tough, and intelligence. For male gender, masculinity becomes dominant in their nature as it is being defined in this study that masculinity stands for the nature of man as they are strong and assumed born to lead. Thereforth, it is interesting to discuss that on how having the character of masculinity in women shape the women differently as different than any women in general. Masculinity theory was used to analyze the character of women benders in the novel: Katara and Toph, including their attitude, characters; the way they interact with the men benders in the battle. In essence, this study is under descriptive qualitative research where the primary data were taken from the novel entitled The Tale of Sokka, along with a few resources related to the theory of masculinity, taken from literary journal and thesis which became the secondary data used in this study. The theory of masculinity was also used as the core to find out the impact of being masculine for a woman in the society, in this context, being masculine for women benders are important for them to raise their status among the patriarchal society. The results of this study are divided into two: first, by being masculine, women actually can be more confidence to actualize themselves. Second, by being masculine, Katara and Toph can achieve and got the admission from men benders that women can be equal with men in the battle. Keywords: Masculinity, Impact of masculinity, woman benders,
Applying the Isabelle Insider Framework to Airplane Security

Avionics is one of the fields in which verification methods have been pioneered and brought a new level of reliability to systems used in safety critical environments. Tragedies, like the 2015 insider attack on a German airplane, in which all 150 people on board died, show that safety and security crucially depend not only on the well functioning of systems but also on the way how humans interact with the systems. Policies are a way to describe how humans should behave in their interactions with technical systems, formal reasoning about such policies requires integrating the human factor into the verification process. In this paper, we report on our work on using logical modelling and analysis of infrastructure models and policies with actors to scrutinize security policies in the presence of insiders. We model insider attacks on airplanes in the Isabelle Insider framework. This application motivates the use of an extension of the framework with Kripke structures and the temporal logic CTL to enable reasoning on dynamic system states. Furthermore, we illustrate that Isabelle modelling and invariant reasoning reveal subtle security assumptions. We summarize by providing a methodology for the development of policies that satisfy stated properties.
LibGuides: LHC@Home: How to Guide 2020

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IMPLEMENTASI KNOWLEDGE SHARING (BERBAGI PENGETAHUAN) DI KALANGAN PUSTAKAWAN

Sharing knowledge in principle is a learning opportunity for the destitute. Sharing knowledge is part of the knowledge management process. Through sharing knowledge, it is expected to increase knowledge, experience and grow as well as develop new ideas. Sharing knowledge can only be done when each member has a wide opportunity in discussions, ideas, criticisms and comments to other members. Knowledge sharing between librarians both in organizations related internally and between organizations is important. Because the existence of sharing, librarians will add insight into the activities that are in the approval increase. This activity can be carried out routinely depending on the policies of the library leader. The Culture of Knowledge Sharing among librarians must be developed and continue to be developed. Sharing, will add insight into various activities and the development of knowledge about librarianship. Sharing activities, can be done regularly and periodically. Knowledge sharing creates a positive climate for librarians. In addition to increasing knowledge, it is also a means of communication between librarians. Keywords: knowledge sharing; librarian
An Investigation of Modelling Diffuse Solar Radiation Under Tropical Climatic Conditions

This paper reports on mathematical formulation and experimental evaluation of global solar radiation components under tropical climate conditions. In the analysis section of this paper, fifteen decomposition models were compared with measured data based on hourly, monthly, and annually mean clearness index in order to determine the appropriate horizontal diffuse radiation model suitable for tropical climate conditions prevalent in Malaysia. This study revealed that of all models, the Louche and Erbs models were the most accurate in order to estimate diffuse radiation on a horizontal surface. Subsequently, a mathematical method was developed to determine accuracy by using measured data of incident solar radiation on the horizontal and sloped surfaces based on combination of Louche and isotropic models. This model was used to evaluate horizontal global solar radiation components based on estimation of diffuse radiation. The statistical analysis results for 5-stations in Peninsular Malaysia exhibited MBE, RMSE, MBE (%), and RMSE (%) in the ranges of 0.02-0.05, 0.12-0.17, 1.00-2.55, and 5.67-8.27 respectively for averaged diffuse solar radiation based on monthly mean daily and annually mean monthly clearness index. This statistical analysis confirmed the accuracy of the methodology developed in this study.
Exploring RDF Graphs through Summarization and Analytic Query Discovery

Graph data is central to many applications, ranging from social networks to scientific databases. Graph formats maximize the flexibility offered to data designers, as they are mostly schema-less and thus can be used to capture very heterogeneous-structure content. RDF, the W3C's format for sharing open (linked) data, adds the possibility to attach semantics to data, describing application-domain constraints by means of ontologies; in turn, this leads to implicit data that is also part of a graph even if it is not explicitly in it. In this paper, we present a structured walk through the problem of analyzing and exploring RDF graphs by finding groups of structurally similar nodes, and by automatically identifying interesting aggregates theirein. We outline the challenges raised by such processing in large, complex RDF graphs, outline the basic principles behind existing solutions, and highlight opportunities for future research.
Development of Versatile Robot Cell for Flexible Manufacturing

The Hitachi High-Tech Group provides various analytical products created through its core technologies. The products are manufactured manually in high-mix low-volume production. Manufacturing volume fluctuates with production demand and workers are often replaced. Under these circumstances, it is important to reduce manufacturing costs and ensure stable production. In the high-mix low-volume production, skilled workers are needed, but securing such human resources is becoming difficult. Our group was already applied robots for light work in the manufacturing. Other companies have reported the development of robot cells for various work. In order to expand robot application, we developed a new versatile robot cell for flexible manufacturing.
Penerapan Metode Demonstrasi untuk meningkatkan Hasil Belajar Membaca Puisi Siswa kelas V SD Katolik V St Agustinus Tomohon

This study aims to improve the learning outcomes of reading poetry through the application of the Demonstration Method in fifth grade students of the Catholic Elementary School V St. Agustinus Tomohon. The method used is classroom action research (CAR) which refers to the design proposed according to Kemmis and Taggart (Zainal Aqib, 2006) which consists of 4 stages, namely: 1. Planning, 2. Implementation, 3. Observation, 4. Reflection with two cycles. The results obtained in the first cycle were 64% and the second cycle reached 85% in this case there was an increase in learning outcomes in learning to read poetry in the theme of education in the fifth grade students of the Vth Catholic Elementary School St. Agustinus Tomohon so that the implementation of the action could be said to be successful. Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that the use of the Demonstration Method can improve the learning outcomes of reading poetry in the theme of the education of fifth grade students of the 5th Catholic Elementary School St. Agustinus Tomohon. It is recommended that the use of the Demonstration Method can be recommended as one of the learning methods that can be used by the fifth grade V Catholic Elementary School teacher St. Agustinus Tomohon in learning activities in Reading Poetry in Educational Themes
Guides: Printing, Scanning and Photocopying: Printing From The Internet

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Novel Artificial Neural Networks Models with Multiple Bias Channels and Its Applications to Signal Process

Artificial neural networks technique is significantly applied to solve complicated engineering and scientific problems in the fields of pattern recognition, robot controls, autonomous driving systems, computer games, etc. This paper presents novel neural networks models employed multiple bias input channels particularly for signal processing applications. We design three types of neural networks model including single-layer and multilayer perceptron, and recurrent networks in which multiple bias signals in the first layer are transfered to the next layer. Additionally, an analytical study is carried out to seek local stability, controllability, and observability against the proposed recurrent network model. Lastly, computer simulation is numerically conducted to demonstrate reliability of the proposed 3-layer perceptron model that works to solve mapping problems