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The virtual experience of the course Drama for English as Second Language at the Sede del Pacífico of the Universidad de Costa Rica

This article systematizes the experience lived by the teacher and the students of the course Drama for English as Second Language during the first semester of 2020. This semester was particularly marked by the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The article provides definitions of terms used during the course but most importantly it deals with the adaptation process the teacher went through to adjust the contents, activities, and instruction of this course to a new virtual reality that had never been experienced by any of the participants (including the teacher). An important part of the course is to approach the participants (11 English Teaching senior students) to different drama and theater techniques that can be used in the English classroom. So, the article also mentions the activities that were implemented, the way they were developed and it offers the perception of the participants about the course itself, the job done by the teaching when adapting the contents, and their criteria regarding the activities presented so that they, as future teachers, can talk about the teaching potential those activities have. The techniques were developed during the whole semester and as long as they were implemented, participants were requested to provide their opinions regarding positive and negative aspects of the activities developed, that information was kept and then systematized. Also, by the end of the semester, participants were given a digital instrument that helps them evaluate the course and offer their opinions and ideas about it. The results are very positive and encouraging since participants, despite the pandemic, mentioned being satisfied with the development of the course and see a lot of teaching potential in the activities developed during the semester.
DESENVOLVIMENTO DO PORTAL DE PESQUISA INTEGRADA DA BBM/ PRCEU/USP: RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA

The Brasiliana Guita e Jose Mindlin Library (BBM), in its purpose of preserving and providing unrestricted access to its significant bibliographic and documental collections for researchers, students and the general public, seeks to provide new ways of access through more intuitive research tools . Establishing common metadata can provide links between bibliographic and document collections, enriching search results and providing users with new insights. It is from this motivation that the development of this project was proposed. Objectives: Give users one more option to access BBM/PRCEU/USP's digital collections, making it possible in a single portal to search databases (and other platforms) produced and maintained by the Library and Documentation Service (SBD) of the BBM, so that the user can gain insights between bibliographic and document collections, enriching their own research.
Delay-Tolerant Data Fusion for Underwater Acoustic Tracking Networks

We consider a network of distributed underwater sensors whose task is to monitor the movement of objects across an area. The sensors measure the strength of signals emanated by the objects and convey the measurements to the local fusion centers. Multiple fusion centers are deployed to cover an arbitrarily large area. The fusion centers communicate with each other to achieve consensus on the estimated locations of the moving objects. We introduce two efficient methods for data fusion of distributed partial estimates when delay in communication is not negligible. We concentrate on the minimum mean squared error (MMSE) global estimator, and evaluate the performance of these fusion methods in the context of multiple-object tracking via extended Kalman filtering. Numerical results show the superior performance compared to the case when delay is ignored.
On Classical Decidable Logics Extended with Percentage Quantifiers and Arithmetics.

During the last decades, a lot of effort was put into identifying decidable fragments of first-order logic. Such efforts gave birth, among the others, to the two-variable fragment, the guarded fragment, depending on the type of restriction imposed on formulae from the language. Despite the success of the mentioned logics in formal verification and knowledge representation, such first-order fragments are too weak to express even the simplest statistical constraints, required for modelling of influence networks or in statistical reasoning. In this work we investigate the extensions of these classical decidable logics with percentage quantifiers, specifying how frequent a formula is satisfied in the indented model. We show, surprisingly, that all the mentioned decidable fragments become undecidable under such extension, sharpening the existing results in the literature. Our negative results are supplemented by decidability of the two-variable guarded fragment with even more expressive counting, namely Presburger constraints. Our results can be applied to infer decidability of various modal and description logics, e.g. Presburger Modal Logics with Converse or ALCI, with expressive cardinality constraints.
Image Dehazing Network Based on Multi-scale Feature Extraction

To remove image haze and make haze image scene clear, we proposed an image dehazing network based on multi-scale feature extraction (MSFNet) in this paper. The MSFNet first directly performs feature extraction on hazy images with three different resolutions to obtain fine feature maps and concatenates them with the rough feature maps extracted in the downsampling process for fusing and obtaining richer image information. Then, the fused feature maps are put into a network module composed of ResNeXt building blocks for network learning. Next, the feature maps extracted by upsampling are sequentially concatenated with the feature maps learned by the ResNeXt module for obtaining the residual image. Finally, the learned residual image is added to the input hazy image to obtain the image dehazing result. The experimental results on the SOTS dataset show that the MSFNet improves effectiveness of image dehazing.
Translation Product and Process Data

During the past two decades, a growing body of research in empirical translation studies has relied on multimethod approaches. Some of these studies combine product and process data with the aim to create a link between the process of translation examined through experiments and the final translation product observed in some kind of corpus. However, process and product studies draw on quite different epistemologies: whereas process studies examine human translators, often using experimental designs eliciting controlled behavioral or neurological data, product studies investigate specimens of language use with the help of observational designs accessing authentic translations with much more limited control over the independent variable(s). Therefore, it might be reasonable to question whether such diverging epistemologies can be integrated at all. However, provided that studies account for the pitfalls of multiple research strategies, the integration of process and product approaches has the potential to pave the way towards understanding and conceptualizing translation in a comprehensive perspective, one that accounts not just for the cognitive processes in the individual translator, but also for the socio-cultural impact of translation. So, in addition to a pragmatic justification for combining methods in terms of enhancing or corroborating findings or compensating for the weaknesses of single methods, the combination of product and process research opens up the perspective towards an integrative conceptualization of translation that involves the entire translation workflow encompassing everything from the earliest stages of producing the draft translation as commissioned by a customer via any changes applied by proof-readers or editors to the final version consumed by members of the target language audience. The present chapter examines the types of knowledge that can be gained (or lost) by integrating product and process translation data.
A INFLUÊNCIA DA PANDEMIA SOBRE OS PACIENTES PORTADORES DE DOENÇAS CRÔNICAS NÃO TRANSMISSÍVEIS NA ZONA NORTE DO RIO DE JANEIRO

This article has as objective to analyze the public strategies towards the discourses about the use of masks, various present modalities in acts of language and to provide the description of the materials and the analysis of what is really efficient regarding the use of masks.The methodological basis used was the bibliographic review consulted on impact databases by the scientific community.The databases chosen as consultation sources were Web of Science and PubMed.For the selection of texts and their analysis, the steps of an integrative review literature (IRL) were developed, as suggested by Souza, Silva, & Carvalho, (2010), seeking publications about COVID-19 and individual protection masks.As the search keys were pandemic, individual protection masks, Personal protective equipment -PPE and COVID-19 for descriptors and scientific data on the subject were addressed.The result for the analysis for this study makes it possible to assess the type of material most suitable for this protective equipment production, the use of masks by the Brazilian population during the pandemic and the public strategies used in this context.We conclude that the use of a mask depends not only on the type of material used but also on isolation and hygiene measures.Thus, it was verified how emerging public strategies help in the use and greater adherence of protection masks by the population.Although some actions have been implemented in Brazil, the citizen's disobedience and irresponsibility regarding the proper use of protective masks persists.
Invited Presentation

AI now and in future will have to grapple continuously with the problem of low resource. AI will increasingly be ML intensive. But ML needs data often with annotation. However, annotation is costly. Over the years, through work on multiple problems, we have developed insight into how to do language processing in low resource setting. Following 6 methods—individually and in combination—seem to be the way forward: 1) Artificially augment resource (e.g. subwords) 2) Cooperative NLP (e.g., pivot in MT) 3) Linguistic embellishment (e.g. factor based MT, source reordering) 4) Joint Modeling (e.g., Coref and NER, Sentiment and Emotion: each task helping the other to either boost accuracy or reduce resource requirement) 5) Multimodality (e.g., eye tracking based NLP, also picture+text+speech based Sentiment Analysis) 6)Cross Lingual Embedding (e.g., embedding from multiple languages helping MT, close to 2 above) The present talk will focus on low resource machine translation. We describe the use of techniques from the above list and bring home the seriousness and methodology of doing Machine Translation in low resource settings.
LOCAL MESHFREE METHOD OPTIMIZATION WITH GENETIC ALGORITHMS

Objective.Evaluate a platform for daily survey of COVID-19 signs and symptoms in health employees.The platform was developed to indicate the need of additional individual diagnostic procedures, assist institutional planning to prevent the spread of the virus and sustain the hospital operations during the pandemic.Methods.We used information from a recent meta-analysis to simulate datasets of patients with different signs, symptoms and comorbidities to evaluate machine-learning algorithms for each dataset classification.The best performing model identifying COVID-19 from other similar conditions including H1N1 and seasonal influenza was selected as the base model for developing a platform for risk assessment.Results and Conclusion.The platform was deployed for surveillance of 4,200 collaborators from a tertiary hospital on a voluntary basis, but it can be readily adapted for Coleção desafios das engenharias Engenharia de computação 3 Capítulo 1 2 other environments or populational surveillance to assist public authorities devising strategies to prevent the spread of the virus.The evaluation by laboratory data stratification showed that the platform detected a significantly higher risk among infected individuals.
An Experimental Approach to the Application of Digital Image Correlation to Small Punch Creep Testing

Deterioration assessment of materials is essential to the continued effective operation of critical components operating, at high temperatures and stresses, in thermal power plants. Within progressive inspection strategies, small punch creep testing (SPCT) presents an effective method for establishing the degree of creep exhaustion of in-service power engineering alloys on account of the small volume of material required (Ø8 mm × 0.5 mm discs). These tests make the application of complex strain fields, analogous to the strain field experienced by the service components, possible. In addition, this work explores the application of a noncontact digital image correlation (DIC) method to the full-field measurement of strains which is not possible through traditional extensometry. The accelerated SPCT tests were performed on 12 % Cr ex-service steels subjected to 600 °C. Experimental methodologies and challenges associated with ex situ DIC-SPCT are discussed including equipment and parameter selection, speckle pattern application, preforming requirements and loading method. It is shown that the developed DIC technique using a stereo microscope, airbrushed speckle patterns, sombrero-preformed discs and interrupted tests can be used to compare surface strain development in various aged forms of the ex-service steel. Such an approach is valuable to understanding strain development in small punch tests and to assist in the comparative damage assessment of ex-service power plant materials.
ANALISIS PENYIMPANAN REKAM MEDIS AKTIF RAWAT JALAN GUNA MENINGKATKAN EFEKTIVITAS PELAYANAN DI PUSKESMAS CILENGKRANG KABUPATEN BANDUNG

Based on the results of research studies at the Cilengkrang Health Center, Bandung Regency, it is known that in the implementation of the alignment of medical record documents there are still misplaced and missing (misfiles) so that it hinders the process of taking and returning medical record documents both stored and to be borrowed. This misplaced and missing file can affect patient care because it can hamper the examination process, besides that the lost medical record will be regenerated with a new medical record so that the contents of the medical record become ineffective. The purpose of this study was to analyze, to know the description of the lending system on the occurrence of missfiles of outpatient medical record files in the filling room by means of qualitative methods and data collection by interviews, as well as observations at the Cilengkrang Health Center, Bandung Regency. The results showed that from 1,044 outpatient medical record files, 5%, namely 52.2 medical record files, had missfiles, which were not appropriate in placing/compiling medical record files on the proper shelves. Efforts to fix this problem are redesigning the filling room so that the distance between the filling racks is more ergonomic, using tracers and installing procedures / SOPs in the storage room (filling), and using color coding on the folder folder. Keywords : Missfile, Storage, Public Health Center, Medical Record
Maestría en Inteligencia Emocional. Una experiencia psicopedagógica y de impacto social

We present in this document the history for the formation of this program, the application and the scope achieved to date; as well as sharing intuition based on experience, of the contribution that Latin America can have to the development of this field, with the strength of family ties, eye contact and the use of caresses (touch) as a form of interaction. It is based on the skills model proposed by Mayer and Salovey, (1997), considering the updates of 1997 and 2016, in which perception, facilitation, understanding and emotional regulation are the key to the formation of axes and subjects to be developed in twenty-four academic modules, adding to these the development of skills for the construction of projects, applicable in different community spaces. Social practice is an activity that accompanies each module to always promote the idea of sharing knowledge. It currently has twelve generations and is applied in five states of the Mexican Republic, it has official validity recognition by the Mexican government (REVOE: PSU 183/2012). The methodology is experiential and experiential based on andragogy, that is, teachers constantly experiment with their own emotions and with the group as a social laboratory, in order to recognize their skills and develop them. Some of the subjects reviewed in this program focus on body awareness, emotional history or self-knowledge, emotional expression, social awareness, broad development of empathy, and emotional regulation.
The Cookies Club: freshly baked cookies

The Cookies Club is where authentic cookies’ lovers supposed to be. This is because we offer variety type of freshly baked cookies. All the cookies that we provide are made using our own unique recipe. That is what made our cookies are the best in town. The concepts for our business are, we making our own product which is the cookies and we selling it. Customer can buy it at our shop or order it online. We also provide services such as goodies bag service for event planner and delivery service for the customer. The product that we offer for this business are variety type of freshly baked cookies. Here are some of them; chocolate chip cookies, sea salt cookies, oatmeal cookies, brownies cookies and red velvet cookies. We’re also selling brownies. In the future, we would like to add more type of cookies and dessert to our menu. But the main product for our business is forever going to be the cookies. We are selling our product to the customers and also to the food operator such as cafe, bakery and vendor shop. The customers can buy our product at our shop that is located in the middle of Ipoh Town near The Plan B. They also can order our product through our website and social media which is Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp. Other than selling our product, services that being offered by The Cookies Club is goodies bag service for event planner and delivery service for customers. We provide a service for event planner by making them goodies bag for events such as birthday party, wedding and many more. For delivery service, we have our own runner to deliver customer’s order straight to their door step. We’re targeting people that are a massive fan of cookies because that what The Cookies Club for. We also targeting people that lives in Perak especially Ipoh to buy our product. It is because we’re near to them. Next we also targeting young people like teenager and young adult because they have a big influence in media social. It is because we would be promoting our product more on social media. Other than that, we’re targeting food operator such as cafe, bakery and vendor shop. Last but not least we’re targeting event planner. For competitive advantage, The Cookies Club is the only business that are specialize in cookies in Ipoh area. So cookies’ lovers will come and buy with us. We’re also located at the strategic location which is in the middle of Ipoh Town so it is easy for people to come to our shop. The Cookies Club provide delivery service for our product, so the customer don’t have to worry to go out. They just need wait at their place. Other than that, we also have goodies bag service for event planner, so indirectly we already have a connection in business with event planner.
MISSION OF CULTURAL SERVICE: ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT THAT TRAINS INFORMATION SPECIALISTS (to the 50th anniversary of VP «Nikolaev branch of KNUCA)

Purpose of the Article. The research raises questions of history and generalization of experience of preparation of experts of information sphere in the Separate division «The Nikolaev branch of the Kyiv national university of culture and arts». The methodology of the study were methods of analysis, synthesis, comparative history, and retrospective, which allowed to study the history of the Department of Information, Library, and Archival Affairs for 50 years. The scientific novelty of the work is that for the first time the history of the departments that trained information specialists (librarians and documentologists) was comprehensively studied. Conclusions. The Mykolaiv Educational School of Library and Documentation which was the only one in the South of Ukraine for many decades has extensive experience in training information specialists and occupies a leading place in the half-century history of the Mykolaiv Branch of the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts. The department, which trains specialists in the field of information, makes a significant contribution to the scientific development of problems of the documentary, history of library and book business, customer service. The department celebrates its anniversary at a new stage of its development, implementing new projects, startups, forms of work with students in a transformational educational environmentwhile maintaining a high professional level. &#x0D; Keywords: Mykolaiv branch of Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, Department of Information, Library and Archival Affairs, Information Education.
Natlog: a Lightweight Logic Programming Language with a Neuro-symbolic Touch.

We introduce Natlog, a lightweight Logic Programming language, sharing Prolog's unification-driven execution model, but with a simplified syntax and semantics. Our proof-of-concept Natlog implementation is tightly embedded in the Python-based deep-learning ecosystem with focus on content-driven indexing of ground term datasets. As an overriding of our symbolic indexing algorithm, the same function can be delegated to a neural network, serving ground facts to Natlog's resolution engine. Our open-source implementation is available as a Python package at this https URL .
ILLOCUTIONARY ACTS IN BARACK OBAMA’S SPEECH IN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AS THE FORMER PRESIDENT: “CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS”

This research discusses the use of illocutionary acts in the utterance of Obama’s speech in Illinois University. The aims of this research are to find out types of Illocutionary Acts and messages of speech which deliver by Obama’s Speech. and to understand interpretation of the dialogue between speaker and hearer that use Illocutionary acts which are selected by the writer.The writer uses classified the data analysis method. The writer collects the data from the script, then describes types of illocutionary acts and explain the messages include in utterances. Based on the theories provided, the data are analyzed one by one to know the context and types of illocutionary acts used. To focus on the study, the writer limits problem just focused on types of illocutionary acts and the messages of the utterances. Based on the finding and discussion that answered to first problem questions above the researcher was found 14 utterance used to illocutionary acts theory. There are assertives acts was found 5 utterances, directives acts was found 3 utterances, expressive acts was found 3 utterance, commisives acts 3 utterances and declaration was found 1 utterance. In this research the utterance most used by Obama’s speech is assertive which is 5 utterances. The context of Obama’s speech about Democracy. So, this speech have many assertives utterances. Based on the explanation, the writer concluded that assertive of stating and commisives of an offering is mostly used by Obama's speech.