Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Analysis on “hodo” and “hodoni” used after verbs in modern Japanese

Several studies have been conducted regarding “hodo” in ancient languages and comparisons with expressions like “kurai”. However, previous research has not focused on the differences between “hodo” and “hodoni” or their use in modern Japanese language. This paper analyzes “hodo” and “hodoni” used after the verbs in modern Japanese, using practical sentences, with an aim to examine the similarities and differences between “hodo” and “hodoni.” The analysis results can be summarized as follows.<BR>First, the meaning of “hodo” can be divided into the two cases: ① the case of degree and ② the case of proportional change.<BR>Second, while the meaning of “hodoni” can be divided into the three cases: ① the case of degree, ② the case of proportional change, and ③ the case of cause, the analysis shows that 223 individual words of front verbs are used in “hodo” or “hodoni,” and only nine are used in both. Comparative studies verify that in principle only verb predicates could be used for the predicate of “hodoni.”<BR>In summary, “hodo” is used 5.5 times more frequently than “hodoni” in quantity, and both “hodo” and “hodoni” have the case of degree and the case of proportional change in a quality perspective. Therefore, we conclude that “hodo” is widely used in modern Japanese language as “hodo” has more types of front verbs and predicates than “hodoni.”<BR>
ANALISIS KESALAHAN BERBAHASA PADA ORASI KETUA BEM UNIVERSITAS INDONESIA DALAM ACARA MATA NAJWA “KARTU KUNING JOKOWI”

This paper describes the analysis of oral language errors committed by the chairman of BEM UI (Zaadit Taqwa) in Mata Najwa's event on February 7, 2018 in one of the private TV stations in Indonesia. The provision of data in this study was obtained by examining oral utterances that have been transcribed in written form with recording techniques, references, and notes. Recorded data, is speech orasi in the event Mata Najwa with some other sources. Recording using paper and pen, while recording using DU RECORDER application on Samsung Galaxy E5 mobile phone. The results of the study were then analyzed to find the errors in the oral speech. After data analysis, transcript matching with video from various sources was done to ensure more accurate result of analysis and to dig deeper about error of speech presented by BEM UI chairman at Mata Najwa event. Not only in the speeches, but in the question and answer session with some speakers also transcribed. The results of this study indicate that there are some speech errors and language disturbances conducted by informants, such as mistakes in public speaking law regarding information clarity, morphological errors, tongue lightning, silence and hoax phenomena are busy discussed in the community
SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS: MPUMALANAGA, SOUTH AFRICA

Ponte Academic JournalAug 2021, Volume 77, Issue 8 SOCIAL MEDIA USE IN SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS: MPUMALANAGA, SOUTH AFRICAAuthor(s): Welcome NS Zondo ,Jorine NdoroJ. Ponte - Aug 2021 - Volume 77 - Issue 8 doi: 10.21506/j.ponte.2021.8.2 Abstract:Social media platforms have emerged as common tools for communication. The utilization of social media in the agricultural sectors provides almost instantaneous information even in areas considered to be marginalized. Smallholder farmers need to attain information about how water should be applied for successful agricultural production, food security, and sustainability. This study explored the use of social media for sustainable water management practices amongst smallholder farmers in the Nkomazi Local Municipality. A quantitative cross-sectional study utilizing a survey questionnaire was completed. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. A sample of 121 smallholder farmers participated in the study. The results show that WhatsApp, Facebook and YouTube are the commonly used social media platforms by smallholder farmers. Smallholder farmers within the age group of 20-29 years have a positive attitude towards the use of social media for sharing information. The study revealed that a majority 63.2% of smallholder farmers do not utilize social media. Social media did not help in learning about water management practices for majority of the smallholder farmer. The study also shows that smallholder farmers prefer receiving information from extension officials (55.4%). There is need for policy makers to increase the awareness of the benefits of social media in the agricultural sector and reduce cost of accessing social media. Download full text:Check if you have access through your login credentials or your institution Username Password
Face Detection System with Face Recognition

The face is one of the easiest ways to distinguish the individual identity of each other. Face recognition isa personal identification system that uses personal characteristics of a person to identify the person's identity.Human face recognition procedure basically consists of two phases, namely face detection, where this process takesplace very rapidly in humans, except under conditions where the object is located at a short distance away, the nextis the introduction, which recognizes a face as individuals. Stage is then replicated and developed as a model forfacial image recognition (face recognition) is one of the much-studied biometrics technology and developed byexperts. There are two kinds of methods that are currently popular in developed face recognition patterns, namely,the Eigenface method and Fisherface method. Facial image recognition Eigenface method is based on thereduction of face dimensional space using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for facial features. The mainpurpose of the use of PCA on face recognition using Eigenfaces was formed (face space) by finding the eigenvectorcorresponding to the largest eigenvalue of the face image. The area of this project's face detection system with facerecognition is Image processing. The software requirements for this project is matlab software.
Bitcoin no match for gold in coronavirus world

The recent surge in bitcoin’s price has created some new believers, but the cryptocurrency will never supplant gold as a store of value or medium of exchange, some Wall Street investors say.
Deep Learning Visualization

In recent years, deep learning has developed at a rapid pace, gaining a great deal of popularity. Although deep learning models excel in handling classical problems, these models are often complex, with a nonlinear internal structure, making it difficult for us to understand the decision process or explain why certain models excel on specific problems. Consequently, locating errors that occur in the models, and performing the subsequent code debugging, is a difficult process. Developers and model users alike therefore urgently need a method to help them explain, debug, and optimize deep learning models.
It’s topology, naturally

One of the hottest topics in solid-state physics is having a fluid makeover. As Jon Cartwright reports, the consequences of topological behaviours in fluid dynamics could be far-reaching for our understanding of the natural world and other complex systems, such as fusion tokamaks
REINFORCING EFL YOUNG LEARNERS VOCABULARY THROUGH SCRABBLE GAME

The objectives of the research were to know the use of scrabble game can reinforce EFLYoung Learners vocabulary. The writer was applied pre experimental with one group pre-test and post-test. This research was conducted at SMPN 35 Makassar sub-district of Biringkanaya, Makassar city. In this research, the population was the seven grade students of SMPN 35 Makassar in academic year 2016/2017. The total numbers of population were 240 students. The researcher was used total sampling technique. The total number of samples was 30 students from class VII-1. In analyzing the numerical data, the writer used SPSS for windows. After conducted the research, the writer concludes that the use of Scramble Game in teaching English vocabulary enriches the students’ vocabulary; it is proved by the mean score of the students’ in pre-test and posttest. The mean score of the pre-test before the treatment was 57.40 and after the treatment the students gained score 74.67. The t-test of the students’ vocabulary achievement in posttest was smaller than α. The researcher found that the p-value (probability value) was lower than α (0.00 < 0.05) and the degree of freedom was 29. The t-test value of pre-test and post-test was remarked significantly different.  It indicated that the alternative hypothesis (H1) was accepted and, of course, the null hypothesis (H0) was rejected.
Il blog di classe come strumento di didattica della scrittura

This paper reports on a didactic project that involved a class of first year students from a scientific upper secondary school in Bologna. The students worked on a class¬room blog, with the aim of developing their writing competence. More specifically, this paper focuses on the implications related to the use of Information and Communication Technologies in the didactics of writing, by bringing some examples of texts written by the students. The results of this activity were fully satisfactory, both from a didactic and a social perspective, and had a strong impact especially on students’ motivation.
Batch Slideshow Creator | Homepage | creates slideshows in a batch (bulk, massive) way.

Batch Slideshow Creator | Homepage | creates slideshows in a batch (bulk, massive) way - ideal for creating all those vacation's slideshows that won't ever be created if not created automatically.
PEMBELAJARAN PRA-MATEMATIKA MELALUI BAHASA VERBAL UNTUK ANAK USIA DINI SELAMA BELAJAR DARI RUMAH

The Covid-19 pandemic has an impact on the education sector, especially in the field of early childhood education in Indonesia. Some educational institutions have been facilitated with an online learning system, but others still have to do face-to-face learning with small study group sizes. Apart from educators in early childhood education, the role of parents is the key to the success of early childhood education during this pandemic. Early childhood has the characteristics of pre-concrete thinking, where concrete media is needed to be able to encourage children to pronounce the vocabulary, thus making it easier for young children to learn pre- math. The concrete media can be objects that are in the house or objects that exist in nature. As child get older, his/her vocabulary becomes richer, and a rich vocabulary will help children understand pre-math concepts. This paper discusses pre-math learning through verbal language for early childhood during learning from home, starting from how language is for early childhood, what verbal language is in pre-math learning, and how pre-math learning for early childhood while studying at home through verbal language.
A clustering-based differential evolution with parapatric and cross-generation selection

Differential evolution (DE) is one of the efficient evolutionary algorithms (EA) for continuous optimisation problems. It is commonly known that the mutation is one of the cores of the DE algorithm. However, the mutation strategies randomly selected from the current population can't be fully exploited to search the optimal solution, especially in the big data era. To provide some suitable parent individuals for the mutation strategies, it is essential to exploit the data-driven method for analysing the population data. Tensor decomposition, proven to be an efficient data processing method, can be used to provide data-driven services. We propose a novel data-driven mutation strategy for parent individuals selection, namely tensor-based DE with parapatric and cross-generation (TPCDE). To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed TPCDE, a series of data-driven experiments are carried out on 13 benchmark functions. The experimental results indicate that TPCDE is an effective and efficient framework.
Sustainability Orientation and Political Firm Environmental Performance

In this study, our main contribution is that political connections are considered the main channel to increase environmental performance. With the support of resource dependency theory, we argue that these connections are external and internal resources of the firms. This happen because the government can easily play a role in sustainable development, they can get green subsides to impact the firm's profitability positively However, based on the previous literatures, we explored that the impact of political connection on environmental performance in developing and under-developing countries. This study is useful for the private politically connected firms because politically exposed person provide numerous benefits. However, political connections are prevalence in chemical, infrastructure, investment, and miscellaneous industry. To sum up, all evidence proved that political connections have a significant positive impact on environmental performance.
Running Azure Functions in Containers

Containers are a popular hosting choice for many applications because they are based on modern architecture principles. You can package your application and all its hosting dependencies in a container and run the container on the target platform. This makes your deployments portable. You can build a strategy to reuse a container across multiple environments with ease by externalizing the environment-based configurations. You can save a lot of time setting up the hosting environment for your application using a container approach. Using Kubernetes-based Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA), you can run your Azure functions as containers in an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster.
Geochemical Investigation of Trace Metals in Crude Oils from Some Producing Oil Fields in Niger Delta, Nigeria

The concentrations of trace metals in crude oil samples obtained from eight producing fields from Niger Delta Nigeria were analyzed using a 700 model Perkin Elmer Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer. Results showed the following ranges for the trace metals, Cu (0.01- 0.04 mg/kg); Fe (0.05 – 5.90 mg/kg); Ni (0.09 – 0.72 mg/kg); V (0.008 – 1.05 mg/kg). Pb and Zn were < 0.01 mg/kg. Trace metal ratios such as V/Ni; V/Fe and V/V + Ni were used to unravel the genetic correlation among the oils. Results showed that all the crude samples except sample from Nembe South-2 have a V/N ratio < 1 indicating the organic material that produced the petroleum source rock. A cross plot of V/Ni revealed two genetic families for the crude oils, derived from a terrestrial and marine origin. This was confirmed by the Ternary plot of V, Ni and Fe which discriminated the crude oils from the producing fields into two distinct groups. The V/(Ni+V) of < 0.5 shows that most of crude oil were deposited in an oxic environment. A cross-plot of V/(Ni+V) and V/Fe showed a weak correlation which suggests that it cannot be used as a substitute for the V/Ni ratio in determining the origin and depositional environment of crude oil samples. Therefore, in-depth knowledge of the concentration of trace metals especially vanadium and nickel within an environment during oil exploration is very essential in developing new oil locations.
Slavery and Britain in the 19th century

This study uses a corpus of just under two billion words from one nineteenth-century British newspapers, the Liverpool Mercury, to explore shifting attitudes to slavery in Britain in the nineteenth century in the context of a port city that benefitted from the trade. In doing so, explore three methodological issues –how to explore concepts in large corpora, how to do this over time and how to deal with poor quality data. Our approach to the study of concepts through time uses a new approach to looking at word usage change over time, Usage Fluctuation Analysis (McEnery, Brezina and Baker, 2019). Our exploration of the issue of poor quality data is motivated by the variable quality of the OCR texts which constitute our nineteenth-century newspaper corpus data. Problems in data quality bedevil work on large scale text collections of historic material. In this paper we will show that collocation, the core technique of UFA, can be used on such data if appropriate settings are chosen that minimise the problems arising from poor quality electronic text, permitting the exploration of corpus data at scale.
Expressive logics for coinductive predicates

The classical Hennessy-Milner theorem says that two states of an image-finite transition system are bisimilar if and only if they satisfy the same formulas in a certain modal logic. In this paper we study this type of result in a general context, moving from transition systems to coalgebras and from bisimilarity to coinductive predicates. We formulate when a logic fully characterises a coinductive predicate on coalgebras, by providing suitable notions of adequacy and expressivity, and give sufficient conditions on the semantics. The approach is illustrated with logics characterising similarity, divergence and a behavioural metric on automata.
INTELLIGENT EYE USING AI

Experiencing the surrounding, experiencing the nature around for blinds is impossible like that of a normal person. Extracting information from an image or a scene is done by visualizing the picture thoroughly by men, which is a tedious and time consuming task. So we had developed an application which helps the people to get the information of an image in fraction of seconds without even looking at it, using object recognition and voice assistance. our system is so unique that it uses the yolo V3 to detect multiple objects in one shot, which is one of the fastest algorithms to detect the objects. And builds the relationship between the objects detectedwith the help of RNN, generates a brief paragraph which describes the whole scene in the image using NLPand the audio output is given with the help of pytts package.
Analysis and Stabilization of Slopes Using Geo5 Software

Abstract: With the development of technology and software, it has become easy to solve difficult problems in every field which use to take a lot of time. The use of software in the field of civil engineering has grown since the last decade. GEO5 is one such software which may be used to solve many geotechnical problems. GEO5 consists of wide range of powerful programs based on analytical method sand the Finite Element Method such as Stability Analysis, Excavation Design, Retaining, Wall Design, Foundation Design, Soil Settlement Analysis, Digital Terrain Model, Geotechnical Finite Element Analysis like analyzing and design of slope, design of retaining walls, settlement analysis, foundation design and much more .It is a very simple and powerful tool for solving geotechnical problems based on traditional analytical methods and Finite Element Methods (FEM).The easy-to-use suite consists of individual programs with a unified and user-friendly interface. Each program is used to analyze a different geotechnical task but all modules communicate with each other to form an integrated suite. In this project modules related to slope stability have been studied in details and then used them for analysis of slope stability. Using GEO5 software the geometry of problems were created in GEO5 and the analysis were carried out considering the stability and economic considerations. Also, the costs of different types of reinforcing methods were determined and compared. It is found that soil nailing is most economical. Keywords: GEO5software, Analysis, Soil nailing, Anti-slide Piles, Anchors, Reinforcemet
Enhancing Engagement for All Pupils in Design a Technology Education: Structured Autonomy Activates Creativity

This thesis is searching for ways to engage all pupils in class in an ongoing way during primary Design a Technology lessons, so that all pupils are able to profit from the lessons. The aim of Design a Technology education is that pupils acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes related to technology as they encounter it in daily life and later in professions. Some of those skills can be instructed, but others need to be taught until understanding emerges, for instance designing. Designing is a way of thinking with many aspects. Creativity is one of them. Design can be seen as the imagination of ideas in reality. Thinking happens in one's mind and is invisible. That is why designing requires making decisions, so that the design can be expressed. Not only design requires making decisions, but also other Design a Technology activities do so. Deciding is an important subtask of designing, solving and making, which requires a lot of practice before it can be done in an informed way. Therefore, Design a Technology education must provide pupils with opportunities to practise decision making broadly. When pupils have learned how to make their own decisions, and they have the freedom to do so, every pupil can make their own decisions, anytime, anywhere. Design can have many functions. Design can be used to do research and construct knowledge, to think out solutions and make them, or to re-create reality to someone’s personal taste. In turn technology is an important means to experiment with the design in reality to fine-tune the knowledge or idea. Children go to school to prepare for their future lives. So personal development should be an important goal of learning. Then tasks are needed that focus on this. The exercise of deciding for themselves how to approach design and technology is useful for personal development. Design a Technology education can offer such exercises. In this way, children can discover that it is enjoyable to be able to decide for themselves. By being allowed to decide for themselves how they learn, pupils can make use of their strengths and work on their weaknesses. They can also discover that it is useful to be able to decide for themselves. Through the discoveries made during exercises in deciding for themselves, their personal development grows. The result, a well-matured personal development, will manifest itself in social behaviour, flexibility and creativity. Although Design a Technology activities have a huge potential, many teachers experience that children are not always engaged in these activities. That is a problem because without engagement, learning is impeded.
AC²: towards understanding architectural changes in Python projects

Open source projects are adopting faster release cycles that reflect various changes in the software. Therefore, comprehending the effects of these changes as software architecture evolves over multiple releases becomes necessary. However, it is challenging to keep architecture in-check and add new changes simultaneously for every release. To this end, we propose a visualization tool called AC2, which allows users to examine the alterations in the architecture at both higher and lower levels of abstraction for Python projects. AC2 uses call graphs and collaboration graphs to show the interaction between different architectural components. The tool provides four different views to see the architectural changes. Users can examine two releases at a time to comprehend architectural changes between them. AC2 can support the maintainers and developers, observing changes in the project and their influence on the architecture, which allows them to examine its increasing complexity over many releases at component level. AC2 can be downloaded from <a>https://github.com/rishalab/AC2</a> and the demo can be seen at <a>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNrJfZ0RCVI</a>.
Information System For Making Vexel Art In Android-Based Photoshop

The purpose of this research is to make an android-based application that contains ways to make vexel art using Photoshop so that it makes it easier by using a mobile method and there is no need to search first on an internet browser. The method is by observing or observing in the social media group community and the surrounding community who admire or are interested in digital vexel art. The results of this information system run well according to the program and the tutorial is quite detailed and easy to understand. So according to the explanation above this application can provide a good tutorial.