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Remote-Type Quantum Dot Lens-Based LEDs Fabricated with Stereolithagraphy 3D Printing

Quantum dots (QDs) have a great potential for next generation luminescence materials due to their unique properties, e.g., size-tunable bandgap, high luminescence quantum yield (QY) and narrow emission bandwidth. Thus, a wide-color-gamut display can be realized by introducing QDs in QD light-emitting diode application (QD-LED) instead of traditional phosphors. It has been found that photo and thermal oxidation can cause degradation of QDs. 1 In the present study, a remote-type QD-LED in the structure of a QD color-convertor lens, prepared with stereolithagraphy (STL) 3D printing, on a blue InGaN chip has been presented. Different from traditionally fused-deposition-modeling (FDM) 3D printing, STL has advantages of fast forming process, direct laser curing without post-thermal curing, more intricate details and smooth surface. Comparing the reliability of QD-lens-based QD-LED with that of on-chip-package-type one, the QD lens are about 3.14 times longer in T 50 and 78% lower in decaying rate than that of on-chip-package one after 528 h operated at 20 mA. A better reliability of the QD lens is attributed to smaller thermal and photo doses compared with those QDs in the on-chip package. The remote QD lens-based QD-LEDs are promising in lighting and display applications. 1. C. Huang, C. W. Yeh, G. H. Chen, M. C. Liu, and H. S. Chen, ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces, 11 , 2516 (2018). Figure 1
NESCoM Research Report (2019)

The NESCoM is a multidisciplinary research center formed by musicians, engineers and computer scientists. The main research interest lies with sonology, audiotacticle musical analysis, ubiquitous music, interactive multimedia installations, and the design of computer music technology in general. Overall, the common ground for the NESCoM projects lies with the human-aspects, both cognitive and motor, behind a musical activity. This can come, for instance, in the shape of an audiotactile analysis of musical interaction applied to a new digital musical interface designed to overcome human physical constraints or the composition of a cinema soundtrack based on perceptual models of the audience. In this paper, it is reported a short description of the ongoing projects of the NESCoM and the future works.
2015 개정 초등 영어 3, 4학년 교과서 활동에 포함된 창의성과 인성 요소 분석

This study examined how teaching and learning activities in primary English textbooks include the components of creativity and character building. Three third and fourth grade level textbooks based on the 2015 revised curriculum were analyzed in order to find the proportions of the components of creativity and character building, and the types of learning activities that embody those components were analyzed by examining the teachers’ guides. The analysis revealed that all of the textbooks examined included diverse components that were intented to increase creativity, among which components stimulating divergent thinking and originality were a high proportion, while convergent thinking and dispositional aspects appeared less frequently. Among character building components, care-forgiveness and responsibility were two of the more popular components, while honesty and moral judgment were few and far between. From these findings, this study suggests that the components of creativity and character building should be more evenly distributed across textbook activities since they should be of equal importance in education.
Modeling Linguistic Performance

The goal of ACT-R is to provide accurate cognitive models of learning and performance, as well as accurate neural mappings of cognitive activities. In this chapter, we introduce the ‘subsymbolic’ declarative memory components of ACT-R. These are essential to modeling performance, i.e., actual human behavior in experimental tasks. We then build end-to-end models for a variety of psycholinguistic tasks—list recall, lexical decision, (self-paced) reading—and evaluate how closely these models fit the actual data. The models we build are end-to-end in the sense that they include explicit linguistic analyses that are primarily encoded in the production rules (i.e., in procedural memory), together with a realistic model of declarative memory and simple, but reasonably realistic, vision and motor modules.
The Damped Stochastic Wave Equation on Post-critically Finite Fractals

A p.c.f.fractal with a regular harmonic structure admits an associated Dirichlet form, which is itself associated with a Laplacian.This Laplacian enables us to give an analogue of the damped stochastic wave equation on the fractal.We show that a unique function-valued solution exists, which has an explicit formulation in terms of the spectral decomposition of the Laplacian.We then use a Kolmogorovtype continuity theorem to derive the spatial and temporal Hölder exponents of the solution.Our results extend the analogous results on the stochastic wave equation in one-dimensional Euclidean space.It is known that no function-valued solution to the stochastic wave equation can exist in Euclidean dimension two or higher.The fractal spaces that we work with always have spectral dimension less than two, and show that this is the right analogue of dimension to express the "curse of dimensionality" of the stochastic wave equation.Finally we prove some results on the convergence to equilibrium of the solutions.
Analysis of flouting of the maxims and implicatures in the movie of Fifty Shades of Grey (pragmatics approach)

This research aims to describe the maxims being flouted in the film. Besides, this research also aims to describe the strategies being exploited to flout the maxims. Moreover, this research aims to explain why the characters perform the strategies in flouting the maxims.Data in the form of utterances were collected from dialogues in the film entitled of Fifty Shades of Grey. The collected data were arranged to be listed of types of flouting of the maxims performed by the characters and what implicatures are behind the flouting of the maxims.    The results of this research are as follows. First, all types of flouting of the maxims are found in the movie, they are flouting of the maxim of quantity, flouting of the maxim of quality, flouting of the maxim of relevance, and flouting of the maxim of manner. Second, All strategies are used to flout the maxim except banter strategy. Overstatement and Understatement are used to flout the maxim of quantity. Hyperbole, metaphor, and irony are used to flout the maxim of quality. Irrelevance is used to flout the maxim of relevance. Obscurity and rhetorical questions are used to flout the maxim of manner. Third, there are four illocutionary functions that become the reason to flout the maxims, they are competitive, convivial, collaborative, and conflictive. In occurrence, the flouting of the maxim of relevance is mostly used in the movie because the main characters try to change the topic to hide something in case to keep their secret. In line with the types of maxims being flouted, irrelevance is the strategy that is mostly used in the movie. Meanwhile, collaborative reason becomes the main reason to flout the maxim, because the characters use the utterance to assert something especially when the main characters of the movie have a conversation.Keywords:    maxims, implicature, Fifty Shades of Grey
Design and Practice of Chemistry Teachers' Workshop Supported by Virtual Reality Technology

Introducing virtual reality technology into the chemistry teachers' workshops can motivate teachers immersion and participation in workshop, and promote the research effect of the workshops, which is beneficial the professional development of teachers. Based on the characteristic of chemistry subject, this paper focus on the scheme and effect of introduction virtual reality technology into teachers' workshop. A comparative experiment is used to discuss the practical effect of teachers' workshop. By designing a framework strategy, virtual reality technology is introduced in teachers' workshop, the experimental group (51) and the control group (58) was established for comparative study. Adopt the method of quantitative analysis to evaluate the quantitative and qualitative data of knowledge sharing. Particularly, by utilizing the Kappa value estimated the consistency of table that measures the quality of knowledge sharing. The experimental group is superior to the control group in terms of login frequency, average online time and quality of knowledge sharing content. It logged in 2.5 times a day for an average of 1.7 hours, however, the control group with an average of 0.9 hours. The experimental group average 1.38 posts were greater than the control group with average 0.78 posts which issued by each teacher. Then, the average score of "theme" in the experimental group was higher than the experimental group about 1.7344 point, in the quality of knowledge sharing. And, the average score of contribution in the experimental group was higher than the control group too. The experimental results show that the introduction of virtual reality technology in the workshop can effectively improve the enthusiasm and participation of teachers, the teachers' research effect in this designed workshop also was increased significantly.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPECIALIST IN THE ADULTS EDUCATION SYSTEM : CRITERIA AND LEVELS OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPECIALIST IN THE SAMPLE OF DISTRICT (CITY) METHODICAL OFFICE (СENTER)

The monograph presents European and regional development trends in innovative scientific researches in pedagogical sciences. The general issues of the history of pedagogy, theory and methodology of teaching, correctional pedagogy, theory and methodology of vocational education and management of education, information and communication technologies in education, etc. are considered. The publication is intended for scholars, teachers, postgraduate students, and students of pedagogical specialties, as well as a wide readership interested in pedagogy. Innovative scientific researches: European development trends and regional aspect. Collective monograph. – 1st ed. – Riga, Latvia : “Baltija Publishing”, 2020. – 492 p.
Development of Product Assessment Instrument Based on Contextual Learning

This research aimed to develop product assessment components and instruments based on contextual learning, and investigate the quality of the developed instruments.This development research applied the procedures developed which consists of 10 steps, namely: research and information collection, planning, developing preliminary of products, premilitary field testing, operational field testing, operational product revision, main field testing, main product revision, final product revision, dissemination and implementation.The validity of the instruments employed the content validity with Aiken' V formula, while the reliability of the instruments employed Cronbach Alpha.To find out the practicality and readability of the instrument used questionnaire responses of teacher and student.The results of the development in the form of product assessments are drawing mind maps, make a kolase, and draw poster.The expert judgment in the form of content validity is categorized 'Valid'.The reliability of the instruments is categorized 'Reliable' with Cronbach Alpha > 0.7.The results of the teacher's response questionnaire showed a "Very Good" category that meant the product was already practical.Questionnaire student responses were analysed qualitatively and showed the product can be read well.
Publishing Electronic Medical Record akin to Privacy.

Advancement in medical technology has resulted in offering sophisticated treatments with the help of medical databases. Medical database includes historic and progressive medical records of patients stored in medical centers and hospitals. Electronic Medical Record (EMR) managed and stored electronically provides extensive information for medical learning and research analysis. Physicians often treat medical cases and determine treatments referring similar EMR from the medical repository. In general the EMRs are restricted within the hospital zones. It is often required to share EMR data with data analyst who extracts useful information for social welfare reasons. In such conditions privacy information of the patients need to be preserved while retaining data utility. When data utility is compromised, then the data analysis will lead to wrong outcomes. However there are methods to sanitize EMR data such that privacy and accuracy are preserved. Conventional methods have constraints in managing privacy and accuracy together. This paper explains a new technique called Generalized Average Partition (GAP) which is designed exclusively for EMR data handling. Privacy and accuracy losses are calculated for selected conventional methods to demonstrate the level of accuracy and privacy losses.
COMPARISON OF CHINESE TEXTBOOK “BASIC CHINESE VOLUME 1” AND “MEIHUA VOLUME 1”

The growth of the economy and society continues to make language become a very important language in the world. In Indonesia, more school, cram schools and universities offer language course, and more Indonesian students are learning Mandarin. Teaching materials and the quality of teaching materials are an important part of teaching as a second language. The quality of teaching materials influences the success or failure rate of second language teaching. The object of this research is the textbook Basic Chinese volume 1 and Meihua volume 1 which are widely used at the elementary school level in Indonesia. The research focuses on the weak and strength points of these two textbooks, from writing, structure, vocabulary, grammar, and practice aspect, and also provide some suggestion for improving textbook in Indonesian elementary schools. The results show volume 1 of Meihua is better in terms of vocabulary, while volume 1 of Basic Mandarin is better in terms of grammatical explanations. Basic Chinese volume 1 has more words outside the context of the elementary school level, Meihua volume 1 has more of characters writing and repetitions.
Promoting Autonomous Learning Through Mobile Applications in a Blended English Language Classroom

Mobile Assisted Language Learning (MALL) has been widely implemented by language teachers to succeed lessons in this vast access on technology.However, it is not a simple idea to put into practices due to the lesson preparation, size of the classes and time constrains.Therefore, teachers can also make use of MALL in a blended English language classroom as an alternative to promote effective and autonomous learning environment.A case study was employed to investigate the implementation of MALL in a writing class at the university level majoring on English language education.The stages involved in this study are, namely: 1) identifying the phenomenon, 2) identifying the research participants, 3) generating hypotheses, 4) collecting data, 5) analyzing data, and 6) interpreting data.Twenty-one students were assigned to participate in this research.The result of this study showed that MALL could bring positive vibes in language learning.In addition, learners were more communicative, independent and confident in composing their writing.The features in some mobile applications allowed students to submit paperless assignment.Surprisingly, there were also some glitches when using MALL in a blended English language classroom such as troubles on the Internet connection that caused delayed on the assignment submission.
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Adventure in DRMland - Or how to write a FreeBSD ARM64 DRM driver

DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) is today standard for applications like a display server, to talk the the graphical hardware present on a computer or System On a Chip (SoC).It consist of a kernel side API and a userland part (via IOCTLs) that application can use to talk the GPU or con)gure the display modes (resolution, refresh rates etc ...).While support for X86 devices (intel or amd) are now correct on FreeBSD, arm and arm64 hardware support is still lacking.The only DRM driver is for Tegra based SoC, other hardware either have basic framebu2er support (like the RaspberryPi family) or will require the bootloader to have framebu2er support and will use it via EFI framebu2er.While framebu2er might be enough for some use, having a DRM driver brings a lots of possibility, 2D acceleration, changing resolution, hotpluging another monitor etc … And it is also mandatory if we want to support the 3D chip or the Video decoder usualy present on arm/ arm64 SoCs.In this paper the author will describe the DRM subsystem and the anatomy of a modern DRM driver, based on his work on the Allwinner Display Engine 2 present in many SoC of this semiconductor company.
On the Causality of Students’ Courses by Bayesian Networks

To study the causal regulatory relationship of different courses, we construct the Bayesian network model of these courses and carry out the reasoning. Taking the achievements of 11 main courses of students majoring in Marketing in Grade 2016 as the sample data, firstly, the data preprocessing such as discretization is carried out. Secondly, the order of the nodes between courses is obtained by the decision tree ID3 algorithm. And the structure learning of the Bayesian network is studied by the K2 algorithm to find out the network topology of courses in Marketing. Then the parameter learning is used by the maximum likelihood estimation to find out the probatilistic dependence relationship between the parent nodes and the child nodes in the network. Finally, The joint tree algorithm is used to reason the constructed Bayesian network model to predict students' achievements. The result shows that it is feasible to predict and analyze the causal relationship of different courses.
Impact of Text Messaging (SMS) on Hausa speakers’ Language Use in Niger and Nigeria

The purpose of the study was not to assess two points of view and to determine which one is accurate.It was to investigate the use of Text Messaging (SMS) and its impact of corruption (abbreviations, acronyms, slang, syntactic reduction, vowel deletion, truncation, orthography, etc.) on Hausa speakers" language use.Over 500 SMS were collected from the researcher and volunteers.Our data unveil such phenomena impacting Hausa native language" use as code switching, code mixing and language transfer which reveal the symbolic value of code choices in the sense it designates how Hausa language is valued in relation to English and French.
Competence-Performance Models for Lexical Access and Syntactic Parsing

In Chap. 4, we introduced a simple lexical decision task and a simple left-corner parser. The models we introduced in that chapter might be sufficient with respect to the way they simulate interactions with the environment, but they are too simplistic in their assumptions about memory, since memory retrievals are not dependent on any parameters of the retrieved word. In this chapter, we will improve on both models by incorporating the ACT-R model of declarative memory we just introduced in the previous chapter.
Aspects of Blockchain Transactions

After a heavy dose of learning and implementation in the last chapter, this chapter is a simple, straightforward breakdown of the elements that were presented in the last chapter, along with a use case.
Adsorbate-Driven Electrode Processes, Part 2: Order to Disorder Transitions

Adsorbates on metal electrodes change the step formation energies and preferred step orientations relative to those of clean electrodes. We apply previously developed approximate density functional theory potential energy surfaces from Behler-Parrinello neural networks. We investigate the adsorbate order to disorder transition on terraces and monolayer and bilayer steps. We identify how the adlattice disorders with changing adsorbate coverage for these surfaces.
LibGuides: Online Students' Library Services Guide: Document Delivery and Interlibrary Loan (ILL)

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THE READING CULTURE OF ENGLISH MAJORED STUDENTS AT TAY DO UNIVERSITY, VIETNAM

In the 21st century, the development of many modern entertainment facilities makes people rarely focus on reading books. So, the reading culture gradually fell into oblivion. In reality, when teachers ask students about their reading habit, students often say “we seldom read books”, they mostly read books because of teacher requests or school assignments. Therefore, the research “The reading culture of English majored students at Tay Do University” was conducted with the purpose of helping English linguistic students to acknowledge the importance of reading books. Thanks to this, they can find their own situations and spend more time reading books. The participants of this study were 100 English majored students of four classes including English Linguistic 10B, 11A, 12C and 13A at Tay Do University that were chosen randomly. The instrument used in this thesis was the questionnaire. The data from questionnaires were statistically analyzed by SPSS English version 20.0 package. Based on research results, the researcher found out some common students’ thoughts on reading culture as well as solutions to develop their reading culture in the future. Article visualizations:
Subsoil water drainage system for building foundation structure

When the foundation is below water table level some amount of uplift pressure is applied on the surface of foundation, therefore current work is going on to remove or zero the uplift pressure by providing a subsoil water drainage system on building foundation. By using this technique, Cost control by making the uplift pressure zero resulting in less thickness of the raft slab. Saving in excavation, concrete, and steel, Time-saving & collected water in the sump is used for flushing purpose and landscaping.
LibGuides: MAT 5410: Intro to Research in Math Education: EBSCO ebooks

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THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE USE OF FAIRY TALE AT ENGLISH LESSONS A IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

The monograph presents European and regional development trends in innovative scientific researches in pedagogical sciences. The general issues of the history of pedagogy, theory and methodology of teaching, correctional pedagogy, theory and methodology of vocational education and management of education, information and communication technologies in education, etc. are considered. The publication is intended for scholars, teachers, postgraduate students, and students of pedagogical specialties, as well as a wide readership interested in pedagogy. Innovative scientific researches: European development trends and regional aspect. Collective monograph. – 1st ed. – Riga, Latvia : “Baltija Publishing”, 2020. – 492 p.
LibGuides: Network Risk Management and Control: Websites

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