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Forthcoming: A grammar of Yuwan

This grammar provides a synchronic grammatical description of Yuwan, a regional variety of Amami, a Northern Ryukyuan language in the Japonic language family. Yuwan is spoken by about a hundred people in a small community of Amami-Oshima island in Japan. The study is based on four hours of recordings of monologues and conversations among Yuwan speakers, complemented by targeted elicitation. The grammar is written in a typological framework. After a general introduction to the language, the grammar discusses the following topics: phonology, nominal phrases, verbal morphology, predicate phrases, particles, and subordinate clauses. Of special interest to linguists, typologists, and Ryukyuan specialists are the following in-depth analyses and descriptions: animacy hierarchy in NPs, singular use of plural markers, grammaticalization of a non-finite verb to a case particle, rich morphophonological alternations in verbs and some particles, finite use of subordinate clauses (so-called “insubordination”), and a restriction on the co-occurrence of some focus particles and verbal inflections (so-called “Kakari-musubi” in Japanese linguistics). This study provides a starting point of comparison for further studies on other Ryukyuan varieties.
Kata Kerja Berupa Ajakan Dan Fungsi Informasiiklan Pada Aplikasi Shopee Serta Implementasinya Dalam Pembelajaran Bahasa Indonesia

Thisstudy has three objectives, (1) Find the verb of allurement ad text at application Shopee. (2) describe the fungtion information of ad ad text at application Shopee. and (3) describe the implication as teaching materials for Indonesian Subject of grade 8 in middle school. This study is qualitative descriptive. Data in this the substance of ad text of statement ad. The data sources are in the form of fifty text ad by the application Shopee during November 2019-December 2020. The technique of collecting data uses the technique of referring andnoting. The data analysis technique uses the agih method. The results of this study are (1) The verb allurement of information consisting of eight parts, namely (a) verb get as much twelve times, (b) verb shopping as much nine times, (c) ) verb go as much eight times, (d) verb having as much eight times, (e) ) verb word buy as much four times, (f) ) verb follow as much four times, (g) ) verb find as much four times, (h) ) verb clutched as much just one times, (2) fungtion information in ad application Shopee, namely (a) substance information have the quality to information are thirty four data , (b) substance information have the quality to invite are sixteen data, (3) implementation ad text as teaching materials for Indonesian Subject of grade 8 in middle school. of the curriculum 2013 especially basic competencies 3.3 identification substance ad text, slogan, or poster (which make pride and motivation) from various sources that are read and heard)
Tracking the source of metals to the San Juan River

First posted June 3, 2021 Revised July 1, 2021 For additional information, contact: Director, New Mexico Water Science CenterU.S. Geological Survey6700 Edith Blvd. NEAlbuquerque, NM 87113 The San Juan River is a major water source for communities in the Four Corners Region of the United States (Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah) and is a vital source of water for the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency (NNEPA) periodically samples surface water on the Navajo Nation and has found that some elements exceed NNEPA surface water standards (the upper limits of an element for consumption or other use of water). Constituents of concern are substances that could be harmful if present in sufficient quantities, and it is important to keep track of the concentrations of these substances in the environment. In the San Juan River, constituents of concern include metals detected in river water, such as arsenic, lead, and aluminum. These metals can come from natural sources or can result from human activities (anthropogenic) and can affect the health of people, plants, and animals. The Animas River is one natural source of metals to the San Juan River because of the types of rock through which the Animas River flows and because of hard rock mining at the headwaters. Other potential sources of metals are oil and gas development, coal mining, coal-fired power plants, urban areas, illegal trash dumping, abandoned uranium mines and mills, overgrazed areas, natural geology, and leaching from subsurface agricultural return flows. Determining how much each of these sources contributes and the relative effect of each source on San Juan River water will help the Navajo Nation in their efforts to protect human health and the environment along the San Juan River.The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is working with the NNEPA to identify sources of metals and trace elements entering the San Juan River from tributaries in the reach flowing through the Navajo Nation and to quantify the contribution from each natural and human-caused source. The USGS and NNEPA worked with local community members to locate tributaries where sampling equipment was installed. The 3-year source-tracking project, starting in spring 2021, will identify where metals at concentrations above safe surface water standards might be entering the river by evaluating the chemical signatures of water in the major tributaries of the San Juan River. Results will provide valuable information to the Navajo Nation, public drinking-water managers, irrigation districts, other stakeholders, scientists, and the public.
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Smooth Embedding and Word Sampling Research Based on Transformer Pointer Generation Network

Textual reasoning and abstraction, which both take in a long text and generate a short digest, are widely implemented in the area of Natural Language Processing (NLP).See et al. pioneer the Seq2Seq and Pointer Generation Network structure to address the summarisation task.Later, Transformer model, a successor of Seq2Seq was developed.However, research on the impact of word frequency on textgenerated tasks is not adequate.In this paper, we propose two methods to evaluate the effect of word frequency: Smooth Embedding and Word Sampling.The experiments witness the improvement of Smooth Embedding performance.On the contrary, Word Sampling fails to meet our expectation.It increases the sensitivity of noise, which is a symbol of over-fitting.
Half-day Panoramic view on Acoustic Materials - 4 - Lucie Rouleau

The youth group of the new EAA (European Acoustics Association) Technical Committee on Acoustic Materials, the YAN (Young Acoustician Network) and the YRAM (Young Researchers in Acoustic Metamaterials) organized a joint event for young researchers (masters/PhD/post-docs) on the topic of acoustic materials on Monday, May 10, 2021. The program included 6 accessible lectures to grasp different aspects of the topic: Introduction to porous materials - Fabien Chevillotte (Matelys) Current (and future) trends in acoustic materials - Bart Van Damme (Empa) From granular media to magneto granular crystals - Georgios Theocharis (LAUM) Viscoelasticity in porous materials - Lucie Rouleau (CNAM) Bio-based acoustic materials for building applications - Clement Piegay (CEREMA) Biomedical ultrasound applications of acoustics holograms - Noe Jimenez (I3M, UPV) Links: EAA TC on Acoustic Materials: https://euracoustics.org/technical-committees/tc-on-acoustic-materials/tc-on-acoustic-materials EAA YAN: https://euracoustics.org/yan YRAM: https://yram.org
Analysis and research of digital signature algorithm Picnic

An important feature of the post-quantum period in cryptography is the significant uncertainty regarding the source data for cryptanalysis and counteraction in terms of the capabilities of quantum computers, their mathematical and software, as well as the application of quantum cryptanalysis to existing cryptotransformations and cryptoprotocols. Mathematical methods of digital signature (DS) have been chosen as the main methods of NIST USA, which have undergone significant analysis and substantiation in the process of extensive research by cryptographers and mathematicians at the highest level. They are described in detail and studied at the first stage of the US NIST International Competition. In the second round, a number of decisions were made to merge some candidates for the post-quantum DS standard. 9 candidates were left for further research at the 2nd round: Crystals-Dilithium, Falcon, GeMSS, LUOV, MQDSS, Picnic, qTESLA, Rainbow and SPHINCS+. Three of them (Dilithium, Falcon, qTeSLA) are based on the stability of algebraic lattices (Lattice-based), four (GeMSS, LUOV, MQDSS, Rainbow) are based on multivariate transformations (MQ-transformations), one (SPHINCS+) is based on the stability of hash-function, one (Picnic) is based on the stability of the hash-function and block stream ciphers. During the 2nd round of the US NIST Competition the following finalist algorithms and alternative algorithms were selected as digital signatures according to the results of research on promising post-quantum cryptographic algorithms. As finalists algorithms such DS algorithms as Crystals-Dilithium, Falcon and Rainbow. Alternative algorithms are GeMSS, Picnic and SPHINCS+ were selected. This paper studies the peculiarities of construction of the digital signature algorithm considered as a candidate for the promising post-quantum standard of the NIST PQC competition – Picnic, also it analyzes the protection of the algorithm from known attacks. Data from the comparison of post-quantum algorithms such as digital signature are given. The description of the Picnic algorithm and its parameters are given.
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Affine Invariant Analysis of Frank-Wolfe on Strongly Convex Sets

It is known that the Frank-Wolfe (FW) algorithm, which is affine-covariant, enjoys accelerated convergence rates when the constraint set is strongly convex. However, these results rely on norm-dependent assumptions, usually incurring non-affine invariant bounds, in contradiction with FW's affine-covariant property. In this work, we introduce new structural assumptions on the problem (such as the directional smoothness) and derive an affine invariant, norm-independent analysis of Frank-Wolfe. Based on our analysis, we propose an affine invariant backtracking line-search. Interestingly, we show that typical backtracking line-searches using smoothness of the objective function surprisingly converge to an affine invariant step size, despite using affine-dependent norms in the step size's computation. This indicates that we do not necessarily need to know the set's structure in advance to enjoy the affine-invariant accelerated rate.
IMPACT OF SELF CONCEPT ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE & HANDLING OF PEER PRESSURE BY ADOLESCENTS

Self-concept is all the information and beliefs individuals have about their own characteristics and themselves. Self-Concept refers to domain-specific evaluations of the self. Children can make self-evaluations in many domains of their life. These include academics, athletics, physical appearance, social interactions, moral, temperamental, intellectual and so on. Rogers 1951, defines self-concept ‘as our beliefs and knowledge about ourselves’. As children develop an appreciation of their inner mental world, they think more intently about themselves. During early childhood the me-self-knowledge and evaluation about one’s characteristics expands. Children begin to construct a self-concept, the set of attributes abilities, attitudes and values that an individual believes defines who he or she is. A Correlational Study and a Descriptive and Diagnostic study were undertaken to analyse, describe and measure the variables of self-concept, academic performance and ability to succumb to positive and negative peer pressure. The Correlational Study was used to study the relationship between Self-Concept and Academic Performance and relationship between Self-Concept and Positive and Negative Peer Pressure and to determine to what extent different variables are related to each other. Dr. R.K. Saraswat’s Self-Concept Questionnaire and a Self-constructed Questionnaire comprising 15 questions was used to collect primary data on Academic Performance and Peer Pressure. Karl Pearson’s correlation coefficient was used to analyse the data. Random sampling and Snow ball sampling methods were used to conduct the study. Based on a random sample size of 50 adolescents of 13-18 years, the correlational study undertaken shows that a high self-concept of an individual has a positive correlation with academic performance of an adolescent and also has a positive and moderate correlation with positive peer pressure. This indicates that a high self-concept reinforces a higher academic performance which further enhances a higher self- concept. Further, such individuals get influenced by positive peer pressure and the peer group is a support system which encourages constructive behavior and helps them to perform better. In this study the academic performance was assessed through questions related to Academic scores, the activities that the students enjoy at school-academic pursuits, extracurricular or the time spent with peers and friends. Thus, the results of the study indicate that individuals with a higher self-concept have higher academic performance and they are influenced by positive peer pressure whereas those with a lower self-concept tend to have lower academic performance and are susceptible to succumb to negative peer pressure.
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COMMUNICOLOGY IN SOCIAL-PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICE

Pedagogical communication can be distinguished from the overall communication practice of man in essential, teleological, functional and formal sense by noting the peculiarities of the communication situation and the communication act inherent in the educational process, teaching and learning, bearing in mind that education, which forms the basis of education, in addition to socio-generational (transferring knowledge from generation to generation) and individual aspect (personality development), is also determined by the interaction-communication aspect.The essence of education is part of interpersonal relationships that can not be realized beyond communication interaction, as the primary human relationship and the basic element (apart from the work) of the social structure.It is this interactive communication aspect that leads us to regard education and education as the most conclusive activity in which social and individual laws are broken, on the basis of which it is only possible to achieve the socio-historical and pedagogical goals of education. T
ANALISIS IT GOVERNANCE PADA PT. GARUDAFOOD PUTRA PUTRI JAYA

Information Technology Governance (IT Governance) is an important factor for organizations or companies in utilizing information technology. The existence of IT Governance will provide a guarantee that the utilization of information technology can always remain in line with organizational goals. PT Garuda GarudaPutri Putra Jaya as a business engaged in the national-scale Food and Beverage Industry that has committed to provide the best contribution to the Indonesian economy has transformed the company into two major themes, namely fundamental and business. To support this commitment, a large IT role is needed. In the Corporate Strategy Code of PT Garuda Putra Putri Jaya, stated about the importance of implementing IT Governance in supporting the business processes carried out by PT Garuda Garuda Putra Putri Jaya.
Empirical Analysis of the Technological Human Capital, for Exogenous Solow Economic Growth

This study explains human capital (Technological Labor) and technological intervention in the Solow model and its descendants. This study illustrates one of the major applications of the Solow model, an expose that incorporates human capital, moreover it explains the role of human capital and technological adaptation using the empirical evidence of human capital and economic growth in the world. This study is based on a secondary data method while secondary data is also taken for the analysis and reports. This means that both quantitative and qualitative methods are meaningfully integrated and present in the discussion. Under the results of this study, empirical evidence shows that human capital and physical capital are the key factors of productivity growth in the world. Therefore, the average investment rates in the five richest countries are only 2.9 times larger than the average investment rates in the five poorest countries. Moreover, education or years of schooling has contributed to the higher rate of investment. Because of that, the average educational attainment in the five richest countries is about 8.1 years greater than the average educational attainment in the five poorest countries. Finally, Human Capital in Solow Model affects the economic and technological aspects in cross country differences. It is important to understand which of these proximate cases are significant for economic growth performances. Therefore, if a country’s human capital and technology usage is higher, that results in improving its GDP growth.
IMPROVING IRON AND MANGANESE QUALITY IN GROUNDWATER WITH NATURAL FILTERS METHOD

The resident in RT 001/ RW 013, Pasie Nan Tigo Subdistrict, Padang City generally has used the groundwater for daily need but that groundwater can not be used for the drinking, washing the clothes and for a bath because the water looked turbid, sandy and unpleasat odor. If the water condition like these conditions, it is usually caused by the overlimit of iron and manganese level in that water. Based of that problems we made natural water filter to treat that water by using sands, gravel, palm fiber, coconut shell charcoal in household scale. The purpose of this study is to know the effectiveness of natural water filters to remove the iron and manganese in the ground water. Natural filter material used in this study was arranged with varying thichnesses. As for determining the levels of iron and manganese in the sample carried out by the method of National Indonesian Standar 06-6989.4-2004 and 6989.5:2009. The results of three groundwater sample tests before and after filtering showed the reducing iron and manganese levels namely 58,21 % and 91,58 %. The value of iron and manganese in the sample after being tested is still below the quality standart for drinking water.
THREE LEVEL REPRESENTATION ORIENTED ELECTRONIC MODULE IN THE CONCEPT OF AMINE

Amina is one of the concepts in organic chemistry that is difficult for students to understand because it is abstract, so students cannot connect understanding between macroscopic-level phenomena, submicroscopic levels, and symbolic levels on the concept of amines. Therefore, it takes a learning medium that can help explain the three levels of representation interactively. The purpose of this research is to create electronic modules as a medium of interactive teaching materials as well as test their feasibility for use by students. The research method is done with research & development, which is to analyze what is needed by students, then create electronic modules, and then applied in learning. The research was conducted on third semester students who have studied organic chemistry. The results showed that the electronic modules created had an interactiveity so that students were able to understand the concept of amines with macroscopic, submicroscopic, and symbolic visualizations. Responders as much as 100% feel the benefits, interests, and motivation in using it. Based on appearance and content, responders rate 85% and 90% respectively. The conclusion is that this electronic module is worth using in studying the concept of amines.
Using anonymous chats on the VKontakte social network

The software tool allows the chatbot user to find and communicate with other random users from the social network without revealing any data about themselves. This article analyzes the statistical data about what you can encounter using anonymous chats on the social network VKontakte. In the course of the work, it was revealed that the dialogues are diverse and depend on the time of day and the gender of the interlocutor. A significant percentage of people use anonymous chats to communicate (37%), but most of the interlocutors are spambots and advertising (26%). Someone spends time in the chat to raise the mood, someone to find support. And very few people are looking for online dating (9%).
Factor Dynamic Model of Pedagogical Monitoring

The article examines the topical problems of scientific validity and practice-oriented monitoring in education in the context of increasing requirements for individualization, diversification and differentiation of education. Based on the data of psychological and pedagogical diagnostics, a dynamic factor model of pedagogical monitoring has been developed. For this, the essential characteristics of pedagogical monitoring as a continuous, dynamic and multifactorial technology for supporting students have been determined. Representative representation of the monitoring results was carried out on a sample of students from a number of educational institutions of the Transbaikal Territory, numbering 250 people. The focus of the article is on the creativity of students as a manifestation of their non-standard and individuality, capable of ensuring their success in professional activities. The results of dynamic monitoring of students creativity indicators collected using a battery of tests of verbal and non-verbal creativity, as well as a number of personal techniques are presented. It has been empirically proven that the factorial dynamic model, built on measuring the level of development of the main indicators of creativity, ensures the comparability of results and the identification of latent factors (activity, personality creativity and values). These explain the presence or absence of dynamics in the studied indicators (creative attitude to the profession, originality, uniqueness and personality traits). The data obtained demonstrate the presence of statistically significant changes at the level of originality, the uniqueness of the developed fluency and flexibility in the process of the correlation conditioning of the dynamics of the integral characteristics of the personality (values: traditions, hedonism; self-esteem; emotionality, sociability, high normality of behavior and sensitivity). Keywords: pedagogical monitoring, creativity, dynamic model, factor analysis, students
Statistical Pattern Recognition with Flow Cytometry Examples

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The problem with accessibility checklists

Accessibility checklists are increasingly becoming offered as ways to improve inclusivity in Higher Education. However, they rely on the presumption that those delivering education and thus using them have no accessibility needs of their own. Moreover, in seeking to codify what counts as inclusivity, many students’ requirements get overlooked. In this post, Dr Kelsie Acton and Dr Dieuwertje Dyi Huijg outline the problems with accessibility checklists and propose a praxis of ‘relaxed pedagogy’ in their place.