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Ingarden’s Systems-Theoretical Philosophical Anthropology as a Tool for Analyzing the Technological Posthumanization of Persons and Societies

The papers collected in this volume vividly reflect the strikingly wide range of interests characterizing current research in phenomenology inspired by Roman Ingarden. One of Husserl’s closest and most devoted students, and at the same time one of his earliest and sharpest critics, Ingarden himself explored numerous fields of philosophy in considerable depth. While he remains best known for his groundbreaking work in aesthetics, ontology, and metaphysics, he also dealt extensively in ethics, epistemology, philosophical anthropology, and cognitive science, and his work was characterized throughout by a deep and abiding interest in the sciences and an unwavering respect for painstakingly thorough logical investigation. Issues from all of these areas of study provide the topics dealt with by the authors contributing to this volume. Several authors focus explicitly on historical matters, often casting surprising new light on the development of early phenomenology in general and of Ingarden’s own ‘realist’ phenomenology in particular. Other authors have concentrated instead on specific areas or particular topics of long-standing interest, such as the aesthetic experience, the philosophy of music, and artistic creation, while others have explored the relevance of Ingarden’s ontological and anthropological analyses to current research into everything from the interpretation of texts to the study of technological posthumanization. With contributions from both established experts and young scholars, this collection brings together three generations of researchers who share the same basic philosophical goals and methodology, yet exhibit noticeably distinct styles, making this collection not only accessible and topical but also unusually lively.
How to Set Up Safe Exam Browser (Teacher/Proctor/Examiner Role)

How to Set Up Safe Exam Browser (Teacher/Proctor/Examiner Role) Download Safe Exam Browser 1. Go to Safe Exam Browser (SEB) to download its latest release. 2. Install Safe Exam Browser. Create Course and Quiz 1. Login at your LMS set up for Proctorial (proctorial.etraining.ph) 2. Create a
Motivation through Digital Teaching in ESL -A Research Overview of working digitally and how it affects student motivation

Today, children are more exposed to different kind of medias through their usage of digitaldevices. These children, who usually start using digital devices at an early age, come toschool where a lo ...
The Use of Snowball Throwing in Teaching Reading at The Second Year Students of SMPN 8 Palopo

This thesis uses snowball to improve student reading with the research question, "How to use snowball throwing in SMPN's second-year students. This research employed Classroom Action Research (CAR) with cycles: first cycle, second cycle. Each cycle consists of four steps: planning. Acting, observing, reflecting. Four meetings during the research cycle. Class VIII, three samples of this study, consisted of 20 students. The study result revealed that Cycle 2 was better than Cycle one scores. During the lesson, the students showed great enthusiasm. Cycle 2's mean score is 82,75, and the percentage of student activity observation The student reading mastery increases after Cycle 2. The appropriate way to teach reading using snowball throwing is: (1) giving students more motivation to build confidence and spirit to study hard and be active in learning. (2) Before starting the learning process, more explanation of the material and giving the game than allowing the students to say what they do not understand. (3) Giving reward/gift for appreciation, (4) grouping students into a small group of 5 students. (5) Narrative text glossaries (6) Observers and writers were observing student activities. (7) Testing students to know the students ' improvement in reading after Using Snowball Throwing Learning (focus on the narrative text)
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User-centered evaluation of the CERO simulation tool

The proliferation of competitive systems in the market is constantly raising the bar for both usability and UX (hedonic & pragmatic view) in the field of HCI. However, many of today’s technolog ...
Didactic Principles Of Designing A Multi-Environmental Lesson

The article presents and defines, in accordance with the cross-multidimensional concept of school education and a multi-environment lesson, the contents of the didactic principles of science, visualization, consistency, problem-and-action based directing, activity, cooperation, individualization. The construction of the educational process in general and the multi-environment lesson, in particular, in a cross-multidimensional educational environment opens up new perspectives and additional opportunities in terms of obtaining pedagogical and social effects. The organization of a multi-environment lesson allows systematical practicing of subject and meta-subject learning activities with each student, creating and modeling a variety of types of educational and extracurricular activities and social practices. The practice of teachers’ professional activity shows that a high level of their subject-methodological training does not provide the result expected by society, by direct consumers of educational services. For new goals and content of education, teachers need to be prepared for work in a new environment of educational activity (cross-multidimensional in structure and content), where one of the founding units is a multi-environment lesson with special didactic principles of construction and features of the methodology and content. A number of pedagogical principles can be taken as the basis for designing the content, building and conducting a multi-environment lesson, among which the principles of science, problem-and-action direction, visualization, consistency, activity, individualization, and cooperation are of the greatest importance.
Analysis of the prospects and consequences of the development of the cryptocurrency market

The outlook for digital currencies continues to be widely debated by both the business and the scientific community. This paper makes an attempt to systematize the main functions of cryptocurrencies and compile their classification. The properties of cryptocurrencies as a financial asset are also considered and their place in the modern financial market is analyzed. Given the growing popularity of central bank cryptocurrency projects, the paper discusses their various types, both already implemented and under development. Special attention is paid to the potential risks and benefits associated with the emission of CBCCs, as well as the consequences of CBCCs emission for the banking sector and monetary policy.
Development of high precision mirrors using algorithm-based stitching interferometry and profile coating technique

High precision metrology and deterministic fabrication are two indispensable techniques for making advanced X-ray mirrors. Among the various metrology and fabrication methods, we are currently developing stitching interferometry and profile coating/differential deposition techniques as a first step for this. For the development of curved focusing mirror, stitching interferometry method was studied. It is based on a global stitching algorithm taking into account the information in the overlapped area of several neighboring subapertures to finish the measurement. The method was tested on a spherical mirror with a radius of 100 m. A smallest repeatability error of 0.24 nm RMS over the two-dimensional surface is demonstrated. The stitched result was compared with NOM in Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility to examine the absolute accuracy. Based on the stitching interferometry, a vertical focusing mirror of KB system was fabricated by using the profile coating technique. Through several iterations, an initial sphere mirror was modified into the desire elliptical mirror with a one-dimensional figure error (along the center line) of around 1.49 μrad RMS over 50 mm length compared with the designed ellipse.
PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PEMESANAN KAMAR HOTEL BERBASIS ONLINE

Abstract Hotel room booking information system is one of the implementation of the Business to Customer which includes information on booking a room available, the cost of the bill upon check-out which includes room rental charges, restoration, laundry and other costs. With the application of information systems is expected to improve service and provide information about booking a room completely and quickly to guests, especially during holidays, when weekday or during the weekend, avoid going double booking and also can provide accurate information about the number of empty rooms and can provide information if there is a change of data or costs . Keywords: information systems, reservation, e - business, internet
An exploratory forensic analysis of the Xbox One S All Digital

Gaming consoles’ relevance to the field of digital forensics has steadily been growing sincetheir presence in society has increased. Given how gaming platforms, such as the Xbox One,are produced fo ...
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Suggestion of Adjusted Symmetric Imbalance Ratio for Association Rule Generation

오늘날 빅 데이터의 등장은 혁명이라고 할 만큼 우리의 일상생활과 산업 전반에 걸쳐 상당히 큰 영향력을 행사하고 있다. 이러한 빅 데이터로부터 유용한 정보를 추출하는 도구 중의 하나가 데이터 마이닝 기법이다. 데이터 마이닝 기법들 가운데서도 연관성 규칙은 현업에서 많이 활용되고 있는데, 본 논문에서는 연관성 평가 기준으로 영 불변 측도 중에서 수정된 대칭적 불균형비를 제안하였다. 수정된 대칭적 불균형 비에 대해 동시 발생 빈도와 불일치 빈도의 변화에 따라 기존의 불균형 비와 변형된 불균형 비와의 변화 양상을 비교함으로써 연관성 규칙 관점에서 측도의 유용성을 고찰하였다. 모의실험의 결과를 종합해보았을 때, 본 논문에서 제안하는 측도인 수정된 대칭적 불균형 비는 연관성의 방향을 나타내는 동시에 절대값의 크기도 대부분의 경우에 변형된 불균형 비와 불균형 비에 비해 크게 나타났으며, 각 사례들 간의 변화량도 대체적으로 변형된 불균형 비와 불균형 비에 비해 크게 나타났다. 따라서 연관성 평가 기준의 관점에서 바라볼 때 수정된 대칭적 불균형 비가 변형된 불균형 비와 불균형 비보다는 더 바람직한 측도인 것으로 결론 내릴 수 있다.Today, the emergence of big data is a revolution, and it exerts a great influence on our daily lives and across industries. One of the tools for extracting useful information from big data is a data mining technique. Among data mining techniques, the association rule is widely used in the field. In this paper, we propodsed a adjusted symmetric imbalance ratio among the null invariant measures as the criterion for association evaluation. When the results of the simulation were put together, the adjusted symmetric imbalance ratio, which is a measure proposed in this paper, indicates the direction of association, while the magnitude of the absolute value is also larger than the modified imbalance ratio and the imbalance ratio in most cases. In addition, the amount of change between the cases was larger than those of the modified imbalance ratio and the imbalance ratio. Therefore, it can be said that the adjusted symmetric imbalance ratio is a more preferable measure than the modified imbalance ratio and the imbalance ratio from the viewpoint of the association threshold.
Veiled Muslim women´s position and situation in the Swedish labor market: A socio-legal study on potential marginalizing structures within the Swedish labor market, and the role of law in facilitating the continued reproduction of these

Previous research illustrates that Muslim minorities struggle to establish themselves in the European labor market. Veiled Muslim women appear to be a particularly disadvantaged group. Research regarding veiled Muslim women’s position and situation in the Swedish labor market is almost nonexistent. This study attempted to fill this knowledge gap. The aim of the study was to examine how veiled Muslim women’s situation and position in the Swedish labor market is perceived, both by Swedish employment agency officers as well as by veiled Muslim women themselves. The aim of the study was also to illuminate the potential structural consequences of the justifications for differential treatment provided by chapter 2, section 2 of the Swedish discrimination act.The empirical material consists of five interviews with Swedish employment agency officers and six interviews with veiled Muslim women. Several of the interviewed veiled Muslim women expressed that they, due to their ethnic origin and the veil had experienced negative treatment, either by employers or by colleagues, bosses, or clients. Their representations of their position and situation in the Swedish labor market indicates that their religious identity,as well as their ethnicity, potentially affect how others treat them within the field. Moreover,their experiences indicate that Swedishness is a crucial symbolic capital in the field of the Swedish labor market. The results suggest that the Swedish discrimination act lacks innormative power and is insufficient to protect veiled Muslim women from discrimination andharassment in the labor market.The representations of both veiled Muslim women and Swedish employment agency officers contain signs of symbolic violence, by which potentially marginalizing structures within the field of the Swedish labor market are concealed, naturalized, and reproduced. The results suggest that the Swedish discrimination act lacks in normative power and is insufficient toprotect veiled Muslim women from discrimination and harassment in the labor market.
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Used Trading platform with Hyperledger fabric

Background/Objectives: Hyperledger fabric is a blockchain open source project hosted by the Linux foundation. The goal is to create blockchain technology that can be applied across industries such as finance, IoT, logistics, manufacturing and technology. Methods/Statistical analysis: In addition to Hyperledger, there are other blockchain platforms such as R3, Ripple, and Ethereum. The reason why Hyperledger is special is that: 1) it is a private blockchain platform that is suitable for realizing corporate business. The domestic secondary market is growing significantly. The domestic secondary market is over 2 trillion won annually. However, a number of criminal activities are taking place in the second transaction because of the inability to identify one another. Findings: To prevent damage, it is impossible to use the Hyperledger fabric to prove your identity and use chain code to forge post and transaction details. It also prevents fraud, duplicate transactions, counterfeiting and changes. In the case of criminal activity, the relevant nodes are checked to identify the offender's identity and then expedite processing. Improvements/Applications: For this feature, Hyperledger builds a highly reliable secondary trading platform with excellent confidentiality, resilience, flexibility and scalability and the ability to share trading records only with specific members of the network.
LibGuides: Library Orientation Fall 2020: Welcome to the Library

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Leishmania species diversity in the South of Turkey and the impact of migration from Syria

Travelers’ diarrhea (TD) is the most common illness experienced by travelers to developing regions of the world and may be caused by bacterial, parasitic or viral pathogens. The available diagnostic tests include stool microscopy for parasitic infections, culture-dependent methods for bacterial infections and molecular methods for bacterial, parasitic and viral infections.We retrospectively evaluated demographic, clinical and microbiological data of patients presenting with TD at our travel clinic between 2009 and 2017.Among 676 patients with TD included in our study, at least one etiologic agent was found in 21% (n = 145) of cases. In total, 195 enteropathogens were detected of which 110 were bacteria, 70 protozoa and 15 helminths. Bacterial infections were significantly more common when symptoms were present less than 14 days and travel duration did not exceed 29 days. Protozoa and helminths were predominantly detected in patients with longer lasting complaints. After stool culture was replaced by a multiplex-PCR gastrointestinal pathogen panel (GPP) at our center, significantly more intestinal bacterial pathogens were detected.Our results support an individualized approach in the diagnostic workup of patients with TD taking host and travel characteristics into account to avoid unnecessary diagnostic testing. Molecular culture-independent diagnostic stool tests provide better coverage of the variety of etiological agents than traditional stool culture and have the benefit of rapid detection. However, the high sensitivity bears challenges differentiating colonization from infection.
Improvements of the classical simulation of quantum circuits: Using graph states with local Cliffords

With this thesis project, we improve the classical simulation of quantum computers using stabilizers in the GSLC formalism. We do this in two ways: we present new algorithms that speed up their simulation and extend their applicability by defining new operations and subroutines for existing general circuit simulation using GSLC. To be precise: we present multiple new algorithms that speed up the simulation of the CZ gates, the most computationally expensive quantum operation in GSLC formalism. We define two new operations on GSLC that are useful when simulating stabilizer circuits: calculating fidelity (a measure of 'closeness' between two quantum states), and tracing out qubits (throwing away the information about the state contained in these qubits) from a GSLC. Finally, we present a new GSLC-based subroutine for a state of the art general quantum circuit simulation algorithm by Bravyi et al. that allows for the usage of the faster CZ algorithms. We show that the GSLC formalism can give a speedup in practical simulation tasks by evaluating the complexity of simulating an algorithm with possible applications on near-term quantum hardware: the quantum approximate optimization algorithm.
Detection of Suspicious Activities in a Surveillance Video using convolution neural network

Detection of suspicious human activities in automated video surveillance applications, is of great practical importance in real world. Reliable classification of suspicious human movements can be very difficult due to the random nature of human movements. The primary aim of the project is to define an approach to the problem of automatically tracking people and detecting unusual or suspicious movements in CCTV videos. Firstly, the videos are converted into frames of specified size. Then from the obtained frames, humans and human actions are detected from the video using a background subtraction method. Then the features are extracted using a convolutional neural network (CNN). The features thus extracted are fed to a Trained CNN model. Labelled videos of some suspicious activities are also fed to the CNN and their features are also extracted. Then the features extracted using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) are compared against these features extracted from the labelled sample video of classified suspicious actions using a Trained model  and various suspicious activities are detected from the given video.
G.R. Little Library: Faculty Guide to Integrating Library Resources Into Blackboard Courses: Welcome

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Decision traceability in agile software projects : Enabling alignment between changing requirements and product goals

Agile project management emphasizes flexibility and adapting to change. Embracing change often means that specified requirements get changed, removed or replaced under the course of a software proj ...
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Engaging through design : Visualizing climate impact of aviation at KTH

As the state of the climate becomes increasingly severe, a multitude of goals are being formed in order to tackle the problem. At KTH Royal Institute of Technology, goals to lower emissions from wo ...
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The Conceptual Basis for Forming Professional-Cognitive-Communicative Competency in Future Teachers of Primary School Based on Information-Communicative Technologies

This article discusses the formation of professional-cognitive-communicative competency of future foreign language ​​teachers in primary school based on information and communication technologies. The content of the article is aimed at identifying the basic approaches and principles for the development of professionally-cognitive-communicative competencys of future teachers of foreign languages ​​in primary school. The article's holistic content is based on the analysis of the competence-based model of vocational education related to the changing needs of society and the labor market in modern conditions. S.S. Kunanbayeva developed a competence-based foreign language education, the concept of which it provides for the formation of a system of competencies necessary for the preparation of an primary school teacher. This makes it possible to conclude that it is necessary to integrate several approaches in teacher training. The study is aimed at identifying the academic features of the content of the discipline of the methodological cycle in the preparation of a foreign language teacher in primary school.
LibGuides: Library Services 2021: Getting Course Reserves

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Usability evaluation of a visualization system for urologists

Urologists, researchers and statisticians work with a centralized database in Stockholm containing more than two million prostate cancer patient records. In order to expedite the analytical process ...