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Increasing the level of professional training of future educators: methodological expression

The article focuses on the problem of raising the level of professional training of future educators of preschool children.The importance of rethinking traditional means and methods of educational influence is substantiated and the necessity of improvement of pedagogical tools (methods, receptions, means, forms of interaction) for formation of the teacher of new type is proved.The pedagogical conditions for the formation of a competent teacher of preschool education in the field of professional, informational, communicative activities, self-development and self-realization are determined.The pedagogical conditions include: development of working curricula of professional disciplines in accordance with the personality-oriented paradigm on the basis of the competence approach; increasing the level of professional competence of the teacher, updating his scientific and pedagogical knowledge and personal and professional abilities; creation of information and educational environment that allows to effectively form professional competencies of students on the basis of the latest educational technologies; formation of motivational and professional readiness of students to realize the formed competencies, professional and personal communication; monitoring the level of professional competence of students.It was found that the optimization of the educational process, strengthening the professional and practical training of students contributes to the modernization of the classroom, development of electronic courses of professional disciplines, methodological support for teaching professional disciplines, change of methodological tools, use of innovative pedagogical technologies, interactive forms of interaction, active teaching methods, conducting practical classes on the basis of preschool education institutions, etc.The strengthening of the motivational component of professional training is effectively influenced by the organization of the educational process, aimed at practical, educational and research activities of students.
Complex Impedances

With the basic theorems in place for the simplest devices—ideal power sources, resistors and wires—some additional linear devices are now considered. In particular, capacitors, inductors, and time-dependent sources are introduced. In some cases, it will prove most convenient to describe voltage-current relationships using imaginary numbers. First, what constitutes a linear device is defined. Then it is shown how imaginary values might arise, why such values may be useful, and how they are used. Since, by definition, nothing measured is ever imaginary, it is important to understand how to interpret these imaginary values for real world results, as well as to know when they will not work.
Brightmind: outlining the objectives, strategies, market and financial forecast of an emerging tutoring agency

This paper is an argumentative work that uses research to support the business goals outlined below, and the strategies that will be undertaken to achieve them. Specifically, research has been conducted to substantiate claims made regarding the opportunity, market, execution and advertising of BrightMind’s services. As a result, this works aims to convince readers that BrightMind is a worthy company to invest in by exploring a major gap within the tutoring industry, and the ways in which this company attempts to address it.
Building Customers Satisfaction Using Social Responsibility Communications of Islamic Banks in Jordan

This study aims at diagnosing the impact of social responsibility on satisfaction of Islamic banks' customers in Jordan, then exploring the media means used by such banks to promote the SR programs within local community.Determining the statistical differences in SR, media means and customers satisfaction according to many demographical and organizational factors.This research is descriptive.The questionnaire is the tool of collecting the data needed from research population.The sample size reached to 384 customers, and cluster random sample is used.The study conclude that there is a positive statistical impact of support social responsibility programs on customers satisfaction , but the support social responsibility and customers satisfaction are statistically weak, and the media means used to promote SR programs are traditional and doesn't fit the societal needs.Finally, the study recommends some implications and recommendations that support social responsibility communications and customers' satisfaction in surveyed companies.
Control of UAV Based on Biological Algorithm

This paper considers a development of a light source search model for the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) program control. The UAV is a quadcopter. The search model based on the Lotka- Volterra equations contains the trend to rotate to the left and trend to rotate to the right. Depending on the interaction of trends, the VAV rotates in one direction or another. The purpose of the search is a light source. The biological control algorithm is adapted for the quadcopter. The robot's algorithms have been developed for searching and tracking modes. The contribution of this paper is to propose the algorithm of actions in cases of search and loss of visual contact with the source. We provide the simulation of values change dynamics of quadcopter rotations trends. The simulation results demonstrate a high degree of entropy, which allows the quadcopter to explore a large area. The trajectory of the robot is constantly changing and depends on the location of other similar sources.
Pattern classification of time-series signals using Fisher kernels and support vector machines

The objective of this study is to assess the performance and capability of a kernel-based machine learning method for time-series signal classification. Applying various stages of dimension transformation, training, testing and cross-validation, we attempt to perform a binary classification using the time-series signals from each category. This study has been applied to two domains: Financial and Biomedical. The financial domain study involves identifying the possibility of collapse or survival of a company trading in the stock market. For assessing the fate of each company, we collect its real stock market data, which is basically a financial time-series composed of weekly closing stock prices in a common time-series interval. This study has been applied to various economic sectors such as Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology, Automobiles, Oil &amp; Gas, Water Supply etc. The data has been collected using Thomson’s Datastream software. In the biomedical study we are dealing with knee signals collected using the Vibration arthrometry technique. This study involves using the severity of cartilage degeneration for assessing the possibility omachinf a subject getting affected by Osteoarthritis or undergoing knee replacement surgery at a later stage. This non-invasive diagnostic method can also prove be an alternative to various invasive procedures used for detecting osteoarthritis. For this analysis we have used the vibroarthro-signals for about 38 abnormal and 51 normal knee joint case studies. In both studies we apply Fisher Kernels incorporated with Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) for dimension transformation into feature space created as a three-dimensional plot for visualization. The transformed data is then trained and tested using support vector machines for performing binary classification. From our experiments we observe that our method fits really well for both the studies with the classification error rate between 10% to 15%.
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sarcoma population is a major challenge for all early-phase "doxorubicin + X" trials. 4Although this study was different in allowing participation by patients with chondrosarcoma, the histologic distribution of this trial is otherwise very similar to other major doxorubicin + X trials.While other histologic subtypes included may be indolent, these may also behave quite aggressively in certain cases.For example, epithelioid hemangioendothelioma is often considered indolent, but 1 patient with epithelioid hemangioendothelioma enrolled had one of the most aggressive clinical courses. 1 All patients treated on the trial had advanced sarcoma and would be considered to receive doxorubicin as standard therapy, with the exception of chondrosarcoma, for which cytotoxic chemotherapy is often considered controversial because these tumors are frequently chemoresistant.The objective response rate in our study was 13% for phase 2 patients and 19% overall, 1 consistent with previously reported response rates for doxorubicin monotherapy. 4 We agree that improved biomarkers are crucial, and many investigators are looking at markers for checkpoint inhibitor response in sarcoma, including B-cell infiltration and tumor mutation burden.Microsatellite instability is seen rarely among patients with sarcoma. 5The possibility of pseudoprogression was considered.However, our analysis showed that patients with early progression had rapidly progressing tumors prior to enrollment and did not meet the criteria for pseudoprogression. 6 Future studies among patients with sarcoma using a similar design may benefit from a larger sample size, although this may cost significant resources, both financial and with respect to patient accrual.The adoption of biomarker-driven and histologic subtype-driven trials, when feasible, can likely enable the use of smaller sample sizes while also ensuring more informative results.
Students' perceptions in software modelling using UML in undergraduate final year projects

The paper sought to establish the students' perceptions in software modelling using UML in their final undergraduate projects. The research was done at the University in Botswana. The research used a mixed methods approach, an open ended questionnaire was administered to the participants. A sample size of 140 participants that met the inclusion criteria was used in the research. The key findings from the research were that students find modelling using UML to be challenging. Some of the project supervisors assigned to assist students with their projects was not knowledgeable with the student's project topic.
Concentration of Total petroleum Hydrocarbons and Selected Heavy Metals In Soil And plant nearby Al-Nassiriya oil Refinery South of Iraq

The present study deal with measure concentration of Total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPHs) and selected heavy metals (HMs) (Cd , Pb , Co , V, and Ni) in soil and plant phragmits austriles (cav.)nearby AL-Nassiriya oil refinery during the period extended from winter up to summer 2018 .Some environmental factors such as , pH, salinity‰ , Electrical conductivity (Ec.) and soil temperature were measured , also total organic carbon (Toc) % content in soil was determined, and soil texture was analyzed and both of them expressed as percentage .The result observed that the range of the following factors were : soil temp.ranged from (26-36) •c , pH (7.3-7.9), Ec. (14.3-25.3)µs/cm and salinity (5.1-7.3)‰, while the value of Toc ranged from (0.7-8.55)% , soil texture was silty soil in control station , but they were sandy soil at polluted stations .The mean concentration of TPHs in soil , St.1 , St.2 , St.3 and St.4 were (16.47 ,14.78 ,12.65 and 1.36) µg /gm dry weight respectively , while the mean concentration of HMs in the soil for both season were Cd (0.78 ), Pb (26.85),Co (26.83),Ni (227.17) and V (95.67) µg /gm dry weight .In plant (shoot and root) part , mean concentration of TPHs were (4.86 and 8 .44)µg /gm dry weight respectively ,whereas the mean concentration of heavy metals in both parts for both seasons were Cd (0.49 and 0.65) , Pb (30.36 and 49.25) , Co (3.08 and 5.36 , Ni (8.01and 20 .38)and V (1.10 and 1.94) µg /gm dry weight respectively .It concluded from the present study that the oil refinery waste discharge affected upon the soil and plant of the study area through the increase in concentration of TPHs and HMs in its, also significant correlation observed between both pollutants and Toc content.
Introduction

Health and Life studies are well known for the huge amount of data they produce, such as high-throughput sequencing projects (Stephens et al., PLoS Biol 13(7):e1002195, 2015; Hey et al., The fourth paradigm: data-intensive scientific discovery, vol 1. Microsoft research Redmond, Redmond, 2009). However, the value of the data should not be measured by its amount, but instead by the possibility and ability of researchers to retrieve and process it (Leonelli, Data-centric biology: a philosophical study. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 2016). Transparency, openness, and reproducibility are key aspects to boost the discovery of novel insights into how living systems work (Nosek et al., Science 348(6242):1422–1425, 2015).
Nodal Level Adaptive Security for IOT-Enabled Sensors through Dynamic Reconfigurable Encryption

IOT-enabled sensors have been deployed in the wide area to perform various applications. Information security is an important aspect in wireless sensor networks. Since the attackers can be able to hack the information even at the node level, improved security mechanism have to be implemented. In this paper, nodal level security is done through dynamic encryption technique. The advantage of dynamic encryption is achieved by adaptive security. The proposed method involves a system-on-chip (SoC) design to provide a dynamically reconfigurable encryption methodology which leads to improved security level and also the energy efficiency. Dynamic encryption creates the confusion among the hackers about the tracking of security keys. The results shows that by dynamically selecting the encryption module through soft-core processor based on the available power budget, an energy efficient security solution is obtained for sensor nodes with reduced resources utilization.
Conscious subtexts of Salinger's stories through the prism of their intertextuality and metatextuality

The article provides an insight into the problem of implicit meanings of a literary text and their rendering in the course of translation.The texts of J. D. Salinger's stories were chosen to study the mechanism of hidden meanings functioning, as the subtext of Salinger's artistic writing was created by him consciously.The latter fact provides a certain level of objectivity in the analysis of his works.The research focuses on the mechanisms of subtext creation, highlights the types of hidden meanings and summarizes the techniques and means that build implicit meanings of a work of art.The main principle of subtext generation is vector unidirectionality, that is, the focus of all artistic means of the text on the creation of a particular idea or link.The notion of suggestion, which is a way of «hidden meaning imposure», is important for understanding Salinger's subtextual writing, as it is a unifying force, a central vector that builds the implicit planes of an artistic text.Another important problem in the study of subtextuality is the problem of its adequate rendering in the process of translation.Whereas the translator's focus might be on the author's explicit meanings and style, subtexts can often be lost beneath the the translation.In order to achieve maximum possible adequacy of the subtext, the translator ought to, in the first place, be aware of the presence of these hidden layers of the work.That is why the highest degree of translation adequacy might be achieved while translating artistic texts with a consciously created implicit meaning.Another important task is to identify the types of hidden meanings present in the work, as well as the so-called «singlevector chains» of artistic techniques aimed at subtext generation.Only under the condition of accurate identification of such a system of subtextual means can we talk about the adequacy of literary text interpretation in the process of its translation.The article also outlines the prospects for further research on the problem of subtext in its connection with intertextuality and metatextuality, which are integral elements of any highly artistic subtext writing.
A Scheduling Method for Multiple Content Searching Using Dynamic Prediction of Optimum Amount of Idle Computational Resource in Large-Scale Networks

This paper proposes a search scheme for mu ltip le target content items with a priority, which is 1 stored in a lot of nodes scattered in a co mmun ication network, using idle co mputational resources.In our previous study, our proposed scheme successfully reduced searching costs such as searching time and communicat ion load by defining the utilization rate of all co mputational resources as a parameter, and setting its appropriate value according to the searching environment.In this paper, we assume that the appropriate parameter is unknown, and we propose a scheme wh ich dynamically predicts optimal parameter value fro m the costs of the in itial search results, and continues to make a searching schedule with c orrecting the optimal parameter value.The effectiveness of the proposed scheme is evaluated by computer simulations.
Research on software development method of SOA Architecture

With the advent of the information age, software development has been paid attention to by the society.SOA architecture is a common structure in software development process, which can reduce development cost, realize loose coupling structure and meet the needs of various software function development.This paper will study three aspects of SOA architecture software development technology analysis, practice technology and case analysis, aiming at promoting software development and construction in China.
Vocathon – The Usefulness of Board Games in Vocabulary Learning through the Multiple Intelligences Approach

This paper presents a survey study of an innovation project, titled 'VOCATHON'.It is a language board game that is specifically designed for learning vocabulary at the tertiary level by adapting the psychological basis of Multiple Intelligences Theory by Howard Gardner.Past research has identified that learners' predominant intelligences are significant predictors for language learning that can be manipulated to motivate acquisition and obtain effective outcomes.Vocabulary learning is a crucial process of language acquisition, in which it engages learners' knowledge of word definitions, word formation, collocation, synonyms, and etc.This innovation project comprises a set of board game, which includes lexicons from two fields of discipline, namely, Social Sciences and Science and Technology.This project focuses on the employment of providing the learners with vocabulary items that reflect their multiple intelligences.For this purpose, this study aims to identify the diploma students' acceptance and feedback of the board game by employing the survey method towards the learning of vocabulary through the use of VOCATHON.Based on the survey conducted after playing the board game, the majority of the participants gave positive responses.VOCATHON is asserted to be an effective and practical language board game because it is able to manipulate learners' multiple intelligences as a learning strategy for enhancing their vocabulary skills and motivating their interest in the learning process.By adapting the right approach, it is Vocathon -The Usefulness of Board Games in Vocabulary Learning through the Multiple Intelligences Approach 80 important to guide students with diverse multiple intelligences in acquiring vocabulary in order to make language learning more effective and fun.
Investigating the Role of English Text in Character Building in the Context of the Private Institutes of Pakistan

The aim of the current study is to explore the extent to which designed curriculum helps students in developing their social and moral values.In order to achieve the mentioned purpose, a survey is carried out in a private institute of Lahore, Pakistan.English text from grade I is analyzed through a designed questionnaire.The questionnaire is based on Krawthol's affective domain and administered among teachers and administrators of all campuses with in the same institute to find the role of English text in character building of students.Purposive sampling technique is used to select a sample of 76 participants from the defined population.Data derived from questionnaires is statistically investigated, such as t-test, ANOVA, Cohan's d, eta and percentages.The survey result clearly shows the positive contribution of Grade I English text in character building of the students, presented in form of tables.Moreover, the research has imperative suggestions for teachers and curriculum developers for further research in the field of character building at elementary level.
Addressing the Trust Factor in Mobile Payments through Enhanced Security Controls

Trust plays a key role in the acceptance of a new payment system and is at the heart of any method of payment. Companies have been using mobile payments for over a decade. Because of the high uncertainty and security issues accompanying mobile payment, developing trust of users is critical to enable their adoption and use. Customers will use mobile payments as long as they have trust in this relatively new mode of payment together with dependence on its services and applications. In this context, recent studies indicate that trust in mobile payment systems (MPS) is not uniform among users despite the fast development of mobile technology and the new modes of payment. The aim of this paper is to provide a number of suggestions to assist developing greater trust in the mobile networks and provide customers with a secure and befitting experience that will influence mobile payment adoption in turn.
MODELS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN EDUCATION, SCIENCE, INNOVATION AND PRODUCTION IN THE THEORY GRAPH THEORY

The aim of the presented work is to substantiate the key role of the university as a generator and aggregator of scientific, educational, production and innovation processes.Currently, in modern works describing the development and interaction of science, education and innovation, the main model is the triangle model, where they are located at its vertices.According to the authors, for a complete description of real processes in the mentioned area, the model of this triangle is not enough, since it does not take into account the interrelationships of science, education and innovation with production.Therefore, in this work, the authors propose several other models that more fully describe the processes and relationships in this area, and in particular, the problem of combining the educational environment with production is solved.The main triangle model and other models presented by the authors are proposed to be investigated in this paper on the basis of graph theory.
Impact of 3-D Virtual Reality Visualization on Patient Education, Engagement, and Satisfaction in Pre-surgical Consultation

Background Effective physician-patient communication is a key component of the therapeutic relationship. Recently, virtual reality has emerged as a novel communications tool in healthcare.
Opportunities for Promoting Understanding through Synthesis (NSF)

Federal Grants & ContractsVolume 43, Issue 14 p. 3-3 Grant Alerts Opportunities for Promoting Understanding through Synthesis (NSF) First published: 18 June 2019 https://doi.org/10.1002/fgc.30490Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume43, Issue1420 June 2019Pages 3-3 RelatedInformation