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Crustal Fault Connectivity of the Mw 7.8 2016 Kaikōura Earthquake Constrained by Aftershock Relocations

©2019. American Geophysical Union. All Rights Reserved. The 14 November 2016 Mw7.8 Kaikōura earthquake in the northern South Island, New Zealand, involved highly complex, multifault rupture. We combine data from a temporary network and the permanent national seismograph network to repick and relocate ~2,700 aftershocks of M≥3 that occurred between 14 November 2016 and 13 May 2017. Automatic phase-picking is carried out using REST, a newly developed hybrid method whose pick quality is assessed by comparing automatic picks for a subset of 138 events with analysts' picks. Aftershock hypocenters computed from high-quality REST picks and a 3-D velocity model cluster almost exclusively in the shallow crust of the upper plate and reveal linkages at depth between surface-rupturing fault segments. Only eight aftershocks are relocated on a deeper structure positioned between patches of geodetically detected afterslip. This indicates that afterslip has not triggered significant earthquake activity on the subduction interface during the period of aftershock activity analyzed.
Efficient Motion Planning for Mobile Robots Dealing with Changes in Rough Terrain

This paper proposes a novel motion planning method in rough terrain that improves our previous work. The previous method can generate a collision-free path within a short time, however, there is room to improve the quality of its path, especially about the length of its path. In this work, we add a path deformation step after a path generation step. The path deformation is performed by optimization. The objective function of optimization consists of path length, difference between original path and deformed path, and risk of deformed path. Experimental results show that the proposed method can deform a re-planned path appropriately and can reduce the length of the path.
High Achievers

This paper reports on language learning strategies to develop speaking skill employed by university students categorized as high achiever students. It also focuses on the reasons why they employed those strategies. The study focuses on the above topics because the research concerning language learning strategies to develop speaking skill still receives a little attention in Indonesian EFL context. Some researchers, such as Chamot (1993), affirm that language learning strategy has primarily benefit for developing speaking skill. Two university students were participating in this study. They were studying in the eighth semester at a university in Bandung. They were taking a three-month English for Job Seekers Program supported by the university. In selecting the participants, this study made use of purposeful sampling to gain the important information from the participants (Alwasilah, 2002: 146). The instruments used were questionnaires and interviews. The questionnaires were adapted from Strategy Inventory for Language Learning (SILL) Version7.0 as well as Background Questionnaire developed by Oxford (1990). The interview was an open-ended interview. The study then revealed several findings, among others, is that the high achiever students employed meta-cognitive strategies the most. Concerning the reasons why they employed those strategies were presented in this research.
Constraints and Symmetries

In this modern and distinctive textbook, Helliwell and Sahakian present classical mechanics as a thriving and contemporary field with strong connections to cutting-edge research topics in physics. Each part of the book concludes with a capstone chapter describing various key topics in quantum mechanics, general relativity, and other areas of modern physics, clearly demonstrating how they relate to advanced classical mechanics, and enabling students to appreciate the central importance of classical mechanics within contemporary fields of research. Numerous and detailed examples are interleaved with theoretical content, illustrating abstract concepts more concretely. Extensive problem sets at the end of each chapter further reinforce students' understanding of key concepts, and provide opportunities for assessment or self-testing. A detailed online solutions manual and lecture slides accompany the text for instructors. Often a flexible approach is required when teaching advanced classical mechanics, and, to facilitate this, the authors have outlined several paths instructors and students can follow through the book, depending on background knowledge and the length of their course.
Art Gallery

In this final, most complicated challenge the reader needs to create a complete program that could be used by an art gallery to store a list of the art and artists in their collection. This should be stored in a relational SQL database which can be accessed by a graphical user interface.
Numeric Arrays

Readers learn about numeric arrays and data types such as integer, long, floating-point and double. They are shown how to import the array library, define an array in Python, append data, extend and combine arrays, remove items from an array along with sort and reverse arrays. They complete eight challenges to explore using numeric arrays in Python.
Pearson and Reid Receive 2019 Norman L. Bowen Awards

Graham Pearson and Mary R. Reid received the 2019 Norman L. Bowen Award at AGU’s Fall Meeting 2019, held 9–13 December in San Francisco, Calif. The award recognizes “outstanding contributions to the fields of volcanology, geochemistry, and petrology.”
FEPSAC Newsletter

Deep Learning (DL) has provided powerful tools for visual information analysis. For example, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are excelling in complex and challenging image analysis tasks by extracting meaningful feature vectors with high discriminative power. However, these powerful feature vectors are crushed through the pooling layers of the network, that usually implement the pooling operation in a less sophisticated manner. This can lead to significant information loss, especially in cases where the informative content of the data is sequentially distributed over the spatial or temporal dimension, e.g., videos, which often require extracting fine-grained temporal information. A novel stateful recurrent pooling approach, that can overcome the aforementioned limitations, is proposed in this paper. The proposed method is inspired by the well-known Bag-of-Features (BoF) model, but employs a stateful trainable recurrent quantizer, instead of plain static quantization, allowing for efficiently processing sequential data and encoding both their temporal, as well as their spatial aspects. The effectiveness of the proposed Recurrent BoF model to enclose spatio-temporal information compared to other competitive methods is demonstrated using six different datasets and two different tasks.
Penggunaan Media Permainan Congklak dalam Pembelajaran Matematika Materi KPK di Kelas IV

According to Trianto, one of the main problems in learning mathematics in schools today is the low absorption of students. The way that can be used to overcome these problems is by using media in learning mathematics. From the results of writing conducted by Luh Made Suriwati, et al, it was found that learning with the help of visual media is more effective in improving student learning outcomes compared to conventional learning methods. One of the media that can be used in learning mathematics is Congklak game media.This type of writing is action research aimed at developing an action plan to improve what is being done now. This writing is descriptive writing, where this writing is writing that really only describes what is contained or occurs in a particular scene, field, or region, namely SD N 1 Toyareka. This writing uses data collection techniques in the form of interviews, observation and documentation while the technical analysis of data uses data reduction, data presentation and data conclusion. The purpose of this writing is to describe the use of Congklak game media in learning mathematics in class IV and the use of Congklak game resources in instilling student character.The results of the writing show that the Congklak media can be used in learning Mathematics of Multiples Small Guilds. Where in the use of the media, the authors modify the game board by giving writing numbers in each hole of the board. Through the use of these media students can actively and enthusiastically participate in chases that have an impact on improving student learning outcomes. In addition, through the use of the Congklak game media can help teachers to convey the concept of Multiple Small Guilds (KPK) easily and at the same time be more acceptable to students. Through the use of congklak game media can also instill the character of students' curiosity.
NOR: Truth Table, True Distinction

In his 1926 life-size poster “Der Mensch als Industriepalast” (Man as Industrial Palace), physician and info-graphics pioneer Fritz Kahn draws on the state of art, science, and technology of the second industrial revolution to depict core processes of the human organism as if it were a factory: tubes filled with chemicals, a metabolic division of labor in assembly lines, a mechanical pump for the heart, a camera for the eye, and a telephone switchboard for the central nervous system. The higher brain compartments, however, are still Gutenberg Galaxies of books and humans, devoid of any industrial technology. At the time, computers were clearly wetware.At the turn of the next industrial revolution, George Spencer Brown was one of these human computers in a brain compartment of a British radio transmission equipment manufacturer, Mullard Equipment Limited, whose Technical Publications Department features as sponsor and potential publisher of his typescript Design with the NOR. This 1961 typescript shows that Spencer Brown’s 1969 book Laws of Form adds a veritable piece of hardware to the libraries of industrial man, whose updated wetware can now think like a transistor.
Introduction

This chapter will first outline the purpose and motivation of the present project in Sect. 1.1. This is followed by a review of the research background, a description of the form of sight translation used in the present study, and a definition of the concept of globalGlobal and localLocal stylesStyles in Sect. 1.2. Six research questions are raised: three related to the globalGlobal aspects of translation stylesStyles , the other three to the localLocal aspects of translation stylesStyles in Sect. 1.3. Significance of the study and structure of the book are presented in Sects. 1.4 and 1.5, respectively. The chapter ends with a summary in Sect. 1.6.
Evaluation of the Teaching Quality Model and its Relationship with Students’ Academic Performance through Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Model

Many institutes of higher learning (IHL) globally has implemented student evaluation of teaching (SET) in evaluating teaching quality among lecturer, The implementation of SET not only enhance the standard of teaching and learning and give an impact on students’ academic performance but also as critical decisions such as promotion, and for accreditation and governmental agencies that require such evaluations. Among the crucial components of SET were planning, teaching strategy, students’ participation, coursework assessment, soft skills and course quality. The study withal strives the development of teaching quality model by means of a SET. This study seek to rectify the argument that the teaching quality measured by a SET contributes to students’ academic performance. The teaching quality model and its relationship with students’ academic performance were evaluated by using Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) approach as the sample size was too small to utilize Structural Equation Modelling-Analysis of Moment Structure (SEM-AMOS). A purposive sampling was utilized in this study involving 93 undergraduate students of Sultan Idris Education University's (UPSI) Mathematics Education Degree (BEd Maths) program. From the analysis, it revealed that all the relationships in the developed model were significant at p&lt;0.001. The results indicated that the developed model was strengthened by empirical data and in-line with the preceding findings and theoretical framework. A part of teaching quality and students’ academic performance path model, the study also prosperously validated all the indicator variables depicted in SET constructs, these were planning, teaching strategy, students’ participation, coursework assessment, soft skills and course quality by means of structural equation model through PLS-SEM approach. In conclusions, the relationship between teaching quality and students’ academic performance not only be expressed in lower order components in PLS-SEM but also be modeled as a hierarchical component model where the teaching quality measured by a SET contributes to students’ academic performance and were supported by empirical data,
Using 3D Touch

When Apple introduced the iPhone, smartphones often displayed rows of buttons or sported keyboards that folded or flipped out. Having to display so many buttons meant that the smartphone couldn’t display much of the screen. Fortunately, the iPhone changed the smartphone world when they introduced the touch screen interface. Instead of crowding the smartphone with physical buttons, the touch screen interface displayed a single screen that could offer virtual buttons.
A Blockchain-Based Dynamic Consent Architecture to Support Clinical Genomic Data Sharing (ConsentChain): Proof-of-Concept Study (Preprint)

<sec> <title>BACKGROUND</title> In clinical genomics, sharing of rare genetic disease information between genetic databases and laboratories is essential to determine the pathogenic significance of variants to enable the diagnosis of rare genetic diseases. Significant concerns regarding data governance and security have reduced this sharing in practice. Blockchain could provide a secure method for sharing genomic data between involved parties and thus help overcome some of these issues. </sec> <sec> <title>OBJECTIVE</title> This study aims to contribute to the growing knowledge of the potential role of blockchain technology in supporting the sharing of clinical genomic data by describing blockchain-based dynamic consent architecture to support clinical genomic data sharing and provide a proof-of-concept implementation, called ConsentChain, for the architecture to explore its performance. </sec> <sec> <title>METHODS</title> The ConsentChain requirements were captured from a patient forum to identify security and consent concerns. The ConsentChain was developed on the Ethereum platform, in which smart contracts were used to model the actions of patients, who may provide or withdraw consent to share their data; the data creator, who collects and stores patient data; and the data requester, who needs to query and access the patient data. A detailed analysis was undertaken of the ConsentChain performance as a function of the number of transactions processed by the system. </sec> <sec> <title>RESULTS</title> We describe ConsentChain, a blockchain-based system that provides a web portal interface to support clinical genomic sharing. ConsentChain allows patients to grant or withdraw data requester access and allows data requesters to query and submit access to data stored in a secure off-chain database. We also developed an ontology model to represent patient consent elements into machine-readable codes to automate the consent and data access processes. </sec> <sec> <title>CONCLUSIONS</title> Blockchains and smart contracts can provide an efficient and scalable mechanism to support dynamic consent functionality and address some of the barriers that inhibit genomic data sharing. However, they are not a complete answer, and a number of issues still need to be addressed before such systems can be deployed in practice, particularly in relation to verifying user credentials. </sec>
Study on ocular diseases in school children in west Hyderabad

Study on ocular diseases in school children in west Hyderabad - IJCEO- Print ISSN No: - 2395-1443 Online ISSN No:- 2395-1451 Article DOI No:- 10.18231/j.ijceo.2019.045, Indian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology-Indian J Clin Exp Ophthalmol
Man in the Middle - Hacker's Playground

AbstractThere has been an increase in potential sources of threats to the security of information systems and dataof governments, companies and individuals in the present day, due to the growing number ofinformation systems types and devices, the expanding availability of freely-downloadable open sourcetools, the degree of interconnectivity made possible by the internet, and the concentration of more selfhelppower in the hands of individual end users. A numerically-insignificant number of the totalpopulation of information systems end users is made up of black hat users who have caused significanteconomic losses and reputational damages for organizations and governments through exploitation ofsecurity vulnerabilities. One of the most common and widespread security threats is that of Man-in-the-Middle (MitM), which has remained a major source of concern to security professionals for many years,and continues to pose a threat to information security as the focus of attack continues to be data, and theblack hat users continue to look for new ways to circumvent security safeguards implemented forexisting technologies and countermeasures planned for new and emerging technologies. Many papershave been written about Man-in-the-Middle attack, that have described different kinds of such attacksand explained solutions to the attacks but not illustrated how the attack can be carried out and showedhow the risks arising from such attacks can be mitigated. This paper presents a step-by-step account ofone way in which MitM attack can be realized and how the confidentiality and integrity of data can beprevented from being compromised through use of PKI (Public Key Infrastructure).
Intake

OpflowVolume 46, Issue 7 p. 2-2 Departments Intake First published: 01 July 2020 https://doi.org/10.1002/opfl.1391Read 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 onEmailFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume46, Issue7July 2020Pages 2-2 RelatedInformation
Security Threats and Threat Motives to Computer Networks

The widespread and ubiquitous use of computing technology with the computer network as its base is creating fertile ground for illegal and unauthorized access to digital systems relying on and using the evolving digital technology. Threats and motives for attacks to digital systems are on the rise, unabated by a strong but insufficient response. Hacker tools are becoming more sophisticated and powerful. The threat itself comes in many forms, including viruses, worms, distributed denial of services, electronic bombs, and derives many motives, including revenge, personal gains, hate, and joy rides, to name but a few. This chapter explores the sources and types of these threats, the hacker community groups, the different and changing threat motives, and the management of these threats. Threat awareness is also discussed.
The Conceptual Development of The Role of Grammar in Writing

Recognizing what the selected words mean and how to integrate these words together to compose significant sentences in many different ways are related to the role of grammar. Grammar, on one hand, is regarded as an essential aspect in writing any text since it provides information that assists the reader's understanding. The correct order of words actually gives wider sense of any proposed languagtical rules, no matter what, the sum of all the words in these languages have their own specialis grammar. From across the grammar, writing plays an important role in developing and strengthening learning process of the language. Therefore, this paper is an endeavor to display the grammar`s role as an influential factor in improving students` writing that is going to be tackled and discussed. Keywords: Language, Grammatical Construction, Communication Processes, Grammatical Errors.
Mediating role of balanced scorecard on the relationship between uncertainty and performance in the manufacturing companies in Jordan

The main purpose of this study is to investigate the mediating role of balanced scorecard (BSC) implementation between perceived environmental uncertainty and organisational performance. To achieve the above objective, this study employed a quantitative research methodology of 312 samples questionnaire. This questionnaire was targeting medium and large manufacturing companies operating in Jordan and implementing a balanced scorecard. The study has revealed a significant positive relationship between perceived environmental uncertainty and both BSC and organisational performance. Also, this study documented the mediating effect of BSC on the relationship between perceived environmental uncertainty and organisational performance. As a result, it was clear that BSC offers information that leads managers to rapidly respond to environmental uncertainty in order to formulate strategies, confront challenges, and enhance their organisational performance.
Penerapan Dan Implementasi Sistem Informasi Manajemen di Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA)

This research supports to obtain informations about the application and implementation of management information system in high schools. How it is implemented and how it is implemented in the school is in accordance with procedures in the management system and whethet or ot. As well as that we also need to learn how teachers perpections in improving the quality of management information system un the school
An Intuitive Platform for Implementing Cloud Brokerage Architecture using Aggregate Algorithm

Distributed computing comprehensively grasped appreciation to the high business deftness it affirmations to its customers. Cloud administrations arrangement in the commercial center is an essential undertaking for both cloud purchaser and cloud supplier for the most part if the cloud customer asks explicit properties for its applications. In this way, this endeavor is assigned to a third part which is the cloud go-between. The proposed framework a cloud asset merchant is suggested that will oversee the task of supplier's assets to shopper progressively. The proposed agent utilizes different prerequisites and limitations determined by the purchaser in the necessity portrayal format as contribution, to ascertain accumulated necessities, utilizing a conglomeration calculation. Further, the administration booking calculation is characterized to discover an enhanced match between the accumulated prerequisites with the supplier's contributions. From that point, this calculation is executed as often as possible, in light of a technique for dynamic booking to profit customers by virtue of presentation of new supplier or some great contributions Results demonstrate that the arrangement gave by intermediary ends up being a success win circumstance for the shopper regarding cost just as execution .We propose a monetarily roused remuneration way to deal with increment the granularity and utility of held calculation and capacity administrations. The structure supports dynamically settled virtualization with intensely adaptable resource limits for fine-grained assistant, common and vertical-spatial flexibility.
C

If you know C++, you almost know C. Experience with C gets you another brag – one character long, so it should fit! – on your resume. C is popular for operating systems and embedded systems, and there are a lot of libraries in it.