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India’s Data Privacy Bill: Progressive Principles, Uncertain Enforceability

India’s Modi government has at long last submitted the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 to India’s lower house. The Bill is based on the draft Bill (and Report) prepared by the committee chaired by former Supreme Court Justice Srikrishna, but almost every clause of the ‘Srikrishna Bill’ is varied by this Bill. It has been referred to a Joint Parliamentary Committee of both Houses. This article aims to provide a critical overview of the main elements of the government Bill, with an emphasis on significant differences from the Srikrishna Bill, and on comparisons with the EU’s GDPR.The article concludes that the Bill includes, at least superficially, a large proportion of the rights and obligations found in leading international data privacy standards, particularly the GDPR. In this respect it is similar to the Srikrishna Bill, although it weakens some principles. The penalties for breaches of the law, and the compensation provisions are also superficially strong, well up to international standards. In these respects, it is a progressive Bill.However, when it comes to questions of whether it is likely to be enforced strongly and effectively, this Bill falls well short of international standards. The DPAI is dominated by government appointments, and lacks guarantees of independence. Data principals (and NGOs representing them) lack sufficient independent abilities to take enforcement action. The scope for the government to exempt public sector bodies from the law is far too broad.This Bill goes even further than the Srikrishna Bill in implementing a very different regulatory philosophy from the EU GDPR’s radical dispersal of decision-making responsibility (and liability for wrong decisions) to data controllers. The Indian model is more prescriptive (perhaps closer to the 1995 EU Directive in this respect), but it is implemented in section after section by leaving the essential regulatory details to be completed by the Data Protection Authority of India (DPAI), or the Indian government, through delegated legislation. Until these regulations are completed, the result will a high degree of uncertainty as to how much protection the Bill will offer data principals, and a long period of uncertainty impeding planning by Indian businesses.
Study on the detection results of hemoglobin electrophoresis and its clinical significance

ObjectiveTo analyze the detection results of hemoglobin electrophoresis in common hemoglobin disease and to explore its clinical significance.MethodsFrom January 2018 to July 2018, 1 200 patients were enrolled in our hospital for hemoglobin electrophoresis. The clinical data was retrospectively analyzed. The detection results of hemoglobin disease were recorded in the study.ResultsThere were 289 cases of hemoglobin disease, with the detection rate of 24.1%, there were 170 cases of α-thalassaemia, with the detection rate of 14.2%, there were 99 cases of β-thalassemia, with the detection rate of 8.2%, there were 20 cases of abnormal Hb, with the detection rate of 1.7%.ConclusionThe hemoglobin electrophoresis detection scan is accurate and has a clear electrophoresis result zone. It has important value in the diagnosis of hemoglobin disease such as thalassemia, can be applied to prenatal and premarital examination, which provides important guidance for prenatal and postnatal care.Key words: Hemoglobin; Clinical significance; Electrophoresis detection; Thalassemia; Detection rate
Effect of feedforward control on safety management and quality of nursing in operation room

ObjectiveTo explore the effect of feedforward control on the safety management and quality of nursing in operation room.MethodsA total of 240 surgeries performed in the operating room of this hospital from January 2016 to January 2017 were selected as research objects.According to the operation time and whether feedforward control was adopted, 120 surgeries from January 2016 to December 2016 were the control group, and 120 surgeries from January 2017 to December 2017 were the experimental group.The risk event rate, nursing quality score and physician patient satisfaction were compared between the two groups.ResultsThe experimental group of operation room nursing risk events incidence rate of 2.50% was significantly lower than the control group 9.17%, and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05). The scores of the operation room nursing theory, nursing work attitude, safety management assessment and nursing error behavior, nursing records quality in the experimental group were significantly higher than those of the control group, and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05). In the experimental group, the satisfaction of the operating room physician was 88.33%, which was significantly hi gher than 77.50% in the control group (P<0.05), and the patient satisfaction was 95.83%, which was significantly higher than 80.00% in the control group, and the differences were statistically significant(P<0.05).ConclusionsThe predictive feedforward control method in operation room nursing can effectively reduce the incidence of nursing risk events, improve the quality of nursing work and nursing satisfaction, and is worthy of popularization and application.Key words: Feedforward control; Operation room; Safety management; Nursing quality
Download Snapseed for PC Windows 10/7/8 Laptop (Official)

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LibGuides: Return to Campus: Library Services and Policies: Research Help Desk

An overview of the services available to UAH students, faculty, and staff during the Covid-19 pandemic. Receiving research help and library material usage help during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Informace k projektům PRIM a DG

In line with the prerequisites of the Digital Education Strategy by 2020, work is underway on projects focusing on the development of information thinking and digital literacy also in upper secondary education. In the project called Support for the Development of Information Thinking, three textbooks covering the fields of infor-matics, programming and robotics were created for this part of the education system. In the paper, their alpha versions are briefly introduced. It also explains the possibility of verifying them in practice at upper secondary schools. However, the attempt to fill the subject of computer science with new material carries with it the need to move the existing content elsewhere. In the project called Support for the Development of Digital Literacy, a document defining the content of digital literacy has been developed for this purpose. Representatives of individual educational disciplines have been given the opportunity to analyze their content to be able to express their ability to fulfill partial digital competences while respecting expected outcomes. The first results of the analysis are avail-able in the paper.
Human Rights Law and the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United Kingdom Part 2

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Introductory chapter: An overview of the book

These days the advances in communication technologies, IoT, and intelligent smart meters lead the conventional unilateral power grids into intelligent bilateral ones. In newly emerging smart electric grids, distributed renewable resources and demand can play a proactive role, changing the structure of the system from the centralized unilateral scheme to the smart bilateral networks. In a smart grid environment, the data from smart meters have the capability to be transmitted in less than a second, leading to better management of the consumption. Nevertheless, the newly intelligent grids give birth to some challenges. What would be the best platform in which different parties can easily trade energy with each other? How can the grid be immunized against cyberattack and personal information leakage? Promoting trust between participants is another issue coming with the advent of the smart grids. Management of small participants, such as small customers or prosumers, should be managed through a third-party entity like an aggregator. However, the aggregator itself can incur costs for small customers. Blockchain technology could be an efficient solution to address the aforementioned smart grids’ problems.
Natural Language Content Generation for Computer Games

The demand for engaging and fresh game content is steadily increasing in the modern computer game industry. However, the manual process of game content creation is expensive and unscalable which ha ...
Evaluation of ultrametric phylogenetic tree estimation

A phylogenetic tree is a tree-like graphical representation of the evolutionary history of a group of organisms. An ultrametric tree is a phylogenetic tree scaled to time, which is estimated from DNA sequences of the organisms. PAUP* is a popular software used to estimate diverse types of phylogenetic trees including ultrametric trees. An ultrametric tree includes the lengths of edges which are the major parameters of interest, and PAUP* provides three ways to parameterize the edge lengths. In this work, analyses of simulated and real data were conducted to examine the performance of ultrametric tree estimations by PAUP*. The three parameterizations, called relAge, Thorne, and Rambaut, were found to be correctly estimated in most cases, although the relAge parameterization resulted in tree estimation with zero-length branches less often than others. The Rambaut parameterization had higher accuracy in the tree structure estimation in the simulation.
Identifying Reading Patterns with Eye-tracking Visual Analytics

Eye-tracking studies can yield insight into patterns of reading strategies, but identifying patterns in eye-tracking visualizations is a cognitively demanding task. My dissertation explores how visual analytics approaches support analysts detecting sequential patterns in the eye-tracking data. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our visual analytics, I apply it to the datasets from a series of eye-tracking studies, and gather an empirical understanding about how research articles are read on paper and other media.
Vizuális kameravezérlés da Vinci sebészeti robotrendszerre

The da Vinci surgical system is mainly used for laparoscopic surgeries, in which the surgeon has to navigate and intervene based on endoscopic camera images. For safety, it is vital that the surgical tools are always in the field-of-view of the camera. An autonomous capability of a da Vinci type surgical robot to optimize the camera holding arm’s position can reduce the risk of medical malfunction. In this paper, we propose a possible method based on visual servoing for a telerobotic surgical system for automated camera positioning.KivonatA da Vinci sebeszeti robotrendszert elsősorban laparoszkopos műtetekre hasznaljak, mely soran kamerakep alapjan tajekozodik a sebesz a hasuregen belul. A biztonsagos beavatkozashoz elengedhetetlen, hogy az orvosi eszkozok a kamera latotereben legyenek. Az orvosi műhiba kockazatat csokkenteni lehet autonom iranyitas segitsegevel. Ebben a cikkben bemutatasra kerul egy lehetseges nyilt forraskod alapu megoldas automatizalt kameravezerlesre teleoperaacios rendszerekre.
Formation of Future Teachers-Psychologists’ Competence to the Adaptation in their Professional Activity

Represented article is devoted to the problem of formation of future teacher-psychologists’ competence to the adaptation in their professional activity. In the course of writing the article, the essence of professional activity of a was revealed. The content of professional activity of a teacher-psychologist, as an integral professional and personal property, is characterized by prosocial activity of a specialist and is determined by his readiness and ability to perform his professional duties and is based on professional competencies. Сomponents of professional training of a can be identified as: special training, training for communication, individual and personal training. The content components of professional training are: motivational, gnostic, procedural and evaluative-reflexive The pedagogical conditions and structural-content model of professional training of a were proposed and implemented in the practice of the University. A comprehensive diagnostic tool for assessing the level of professional training of a was developed and tested. In addition, a special course Professional training of a teacher-psychologist was introduced, methodological recommendations for organizing and conducting classes, practice, extracurricular work with students were offered.
Status and prospect of researches on class management in colleges and universities of China

Class in colleges and universities is the basic unit to develop higher education. Class management in colleges and universities is the key to cultivate talents who can adapt to the social development. At present, researches on class in colleges and universities of China mainly focus on objectives and ideas of class management, organizational structure of implementation and evaluation system. Researches in the future should help to construct a theory for education and management from a multidisciplinary point of view, so as to broaden the research with the aim of improving management efficiency and cultivating talents; break through traditional linear management mode to build an effective administrative organization structure and put it into practice, so as to deepen the research. Meanwhile, quantitative study methods should be applied to evaluate the class management system, and empirical studies should be performed to every part of the whole class administration process.Key words: College class administration; Administrative objective; Administrative organization structure; Empirical studies
WASTE WATER TREATMENT CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY

In this article, the distribution of heavy metals contained in residual water to the environment is explained as follows: when the city's wastewater is discharged to treatment facilities, it is first cleared of large impurities, and then of sand. After treatment of waste water from vineyards and fat mixtures in settling tanks are filtered on specially designated land plots. Currently, the most urgent problem is the implementation of a method of bioassay, characterized by a reduction and rapid implementation of the impact of toxic substances on the hydrobionts of water sources. This article is intended to study the toxic effect of ingredients contained in waste waters of Kentau by the method of bioassay and sorption of water from a mixture of heavy metals.
An Optical Flow-Based Gesture Recognition Method

Abstract The efficient human-machine interaction is an essential and current problem of computer science. The paper presents a gesture recognition method which applies optical flow calculation and an aggregation for obtaining a heatmap-like representation of the motion trajectories. After the overview of the image processing workflow, the paper introduces six symbols for providing some measurements. The described experiments show the robustness of the method against color, shape and time variance.
Dealing with Ethical Challenges in HCI Fieldwork

We are witnessing an increase in fieldwork within the field of HCI, particularly involving marginalized or under-represented populations. This has posed ethical challenges for researchers during such field studies, with "ethical traps" not always identified during planning stages. This is often aggravated by the inconsistent policy guidelines, training, and application of ethical principles. We ground this in our collective experiences with ethically-difficult research, and frame it within common principles that are common across many disciplines and policy guidelines - representative of the instructors' diverse and international backgrounds.
Small Particles with Big Impact : Structural Studies of Viruses and Toxicological Studies of Nanodiamonds

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Application of clustering intervention in middle-aged and elderly patients with acute myocardial infarction and its effect on microRNA-208b

ObjectiveTo study the application of clustering intervention in middle-aged and elderly patients with acute myocardial infarction and the impact on microRNA-208b indicators.Methods158 patients with acute myocardial infarction who were diagnosed and treated in our hospital from January, 2016 to October, 2017 were selected as observation objects. They were divided into a control group and a study group according to the random number table method, 79 cases for each group. The control group received routine clinical care, and the study group clustering nursing intervention and routine care. The levels of mental health, changes in plasma microRNA-208b, and incidences of adverse cardiac events before and after intervention were compared between the two groups.ResultsAfter the intervention, the SAS and SDS scores of the two groups were lower than those before the intervention, and those in the study group was lower than those the control group, with statistical differences (P<0.05). The level of microRNA-208b was lower after than before the intervention in the two groups, and were lower in the study group than in the control group after the intervention [(1.6±0.44) vs. (3.0±1.3)]. The incidence of adverse cardiac events was was lower in the study group than in the control group [8.9% (7/79) vs. 20.3% (16/79), P<0.05].ConclusionsClustering intervention has significant effect on middle-aged and elderly patients with acute myocardial infarction. It can effectively improve the level of mental health, myocardial ischemia, reperfusion, and prognosis, and reduce the occurrence of adverse cardiac events and the expression level of microRNA-208b indicators.Key words: Clustering intervention; Acute myocardial infarction; MicroRNA-208b marker; Myocardial ischemia
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LANGUAGE EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS OF TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES

The work is devoted to the formation of a strategy to improve the quality of education and the possibility of Russian higher educational institutions integration into the global educational system. Internal and external factors, which affect the creation of conditions for massive open online courses introduction into the educational process are described in the article. The article also gives results of a student survey about the need of informational technologies implementation in the educational process of higher educational institutions. The authors have analyzed the state of digital education in Russia starting from 2010 to the present time. In the course of the study, the authors found that unlike traditional teaching methods that encourage “learning for evaluation”, digital technologies activate the student's internal need for “learning for self-development”. The research has passed through several stages. The online course for teaching professional English to the future specialists who study nuclear technologies, nuclear power plant installation and commissioning, nuclear power plant maintenance has been created at the first stage of the research. The second stage of the research contains the analysis of the problem of implementing a system-activity approach in e-learning, which is widely used in the modern system of higher education, in order to improve the quality of language education for students of technical universities. In this research, the authors have shown the importance of the theory of cognitive load when setting training goals, which allows to increase the motivation of future specialists in the field of nuclear technologies. The study identifies and analyzes the system-forming components of training (purposive, subjective, activity and managerial) during the development of an online course.
FIMAA: Four-way Integrated Mobile Authentication API

In this era of the digital world, mobile device users have been increased to a significant number. This proposed system presents a hybrid authentication approach which can be considered as a combination of silent authentication and input based authentication to enhance mobile security in android mobile applications. A four-way integrated mobile API introduces the gait patterns and location traces as well as the image context and face ID-based emotions of the user. This application silently authenticates the exposed location trace and gait patterns of the user while other ear and emotion inputs will be prompted to end-user accordingly with input authentication.
Pedagogical practice as an essential component of methodological training of students majoring in biology

The paper pays attention to the practical orientation of students’ professional training at pedagogical universities. The author considers that pedagogical practice is the most effective form of a prospective Biology teacher training, when professional competencies develop on the basis of professional problems solving in a real educational process at school. The paper presents the study results showing that the content of pedagogical (intern) practice, structured as a set of educational and professional tasks corresponding to the professional tasks of a teacher, develops students’ interest in the professional work of a Biology teacher. When selecting the content of the pedagogical practice, it should be taken into account that students face problems arising in the conditions of the real educational process; actively interact with all participants in the process, learn to think critically, make responsible decisions. It was noted that the lack of willingness of modern students to solve professional tasks of a Biology teacher is explained by the students themselves for several reasons: lack of desire to work at school due to low wages; lack of knowledge and skills in Biology and methods of teaching Biology; indiscipline and gaps in knowledge; health problems. It was revealed that students are not ready for pedagogical practice at school because of a low level of some methodological skills important for the work of a Biology teacher.
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Methodological Foundations of the Research on Students’ Development of Thinking

The article considers the methodological foundations of the research on students’ development of thinking. The authors state that study and development of these issues are engaged in psychology and pedagogy. As well as, the article analysis ways of thinking, systematic approach to development of students’ logical thinking and main components of logical thinking.