Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
ANALYSIS OF FEE ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS LECTURE AT ITB AAS INDONESIA IN THE PANDEMIC TIME OF COVID-19

This study aims to identify and analyze accounting information systems Flow of Tuition Fee Payment during the Covid-19 Pandemic at the University of Technology Sumbawa. The method used in this research is descriptive method qualitative. The sources of this research included the Vice Chancellor for 2 Fields Finance, to be precise, the Directorate of Financial Administration, University of Technology, Sumbawa. Employees who become informants in this study are Finance Director, Treasurer University, and Sub Directorate of Financial Administration. The data source of this research are primary and secondary, with data collection methods using techniques interviews, documentation and observation. The results of this study indicate that Accounting Information System for Tuition Fee Payment Flow during the Covid-19 Pandemic The Sumbawa University of Technology has been carried out effectively and efficiently. That matter can be seen based on existing data, procedures, infrastructure and software as well responsible and competent human resources. With the Groove you can pay online tuition fees during the Covid-19 pandemic help Sub. The Directorate of Financial Administration works while still doing social distancing so that the payment flow can be applied to date.
Aplicación interactiva para el aprendizaje con evaluaciones en el área de las matemáticas

The following document presents the development process of an interactive mobile application, as a support strategy for the teaching - learning process in the area of mathematics, for students of the Educational Experience (EE), Fundamentals of Mathematics at the Faculty of Statistics and Informatics. Using User Centered Design (UCD), which proposes to put the client at the center of research and design, to obtain an application that achieves a user experience (UX), satisfactory, when interacting with the application, allowing greater speed in the completion of tasks, which is simple to learn and intuitive, this to increase its pleasure and ease of use for the beneficiary, obtaining these results with usability tests to the application. All this because currently many applications are known as support in the area of mathematics, which have usability problems obtaining a bad UX. This work follows a user-centered methodology to create usable applications and a good UX for university students in the area of mathematics.
Scene grammar guidance affects both visual search and incidental object memory

Previously acquired semantic and syntactic knowledge about scenes – so-called scene grammar – guides visual search and supports incidental encoding of objects. However, it is still unclear how scene grammar shapes our interactions with the environment and influences the resulting representations during natural behavior. To investigate this question, participants performed a repeated visual search task through a 3D virtual environment. They had to successively search for ten out of 20 possible target objects in ten realistic scenes. Crucially, half of the scenes were inverted to impede access to scene grammar guidance. Upright and inverted scenes were randomly interleaved. After searching, participants engaged in a surprise old/new object recognition task to assess incidental object memory. First results show that while participants searched descriptively longer in inverted scenes, learning between conditions did not differ. Using eye-tracking, we found that search initiation time was unaffected by scene inversion, but time to first target fixation and decision time were longer during search through inverted scenes. Importantly, time to first target fixation was affected by incidental gaze duration on the target object, but decision time was not. In the subsequent recognition task, we replicated previous findings observed in 2D according to which target objects were remembered substantially better than distractors. We found no main effect between search conditions, but an interaction effect. That is, targets searched in the upright condition were remembered better than targets of the inverted condition. Conversely, distractors were remembered better when they appeared in an inverted than in an upright scene. Moreover, decision time and incidental gaze durations on objects during search – but not search time – predicted memory performance in both conditions. Our findings demonstrate that during natural behavior scene grammar interacts with task relevance to guide search but results in a trade-off by affecting incidentally emerging object memories.
Hepatitis B and C Patients’ Information Seeking at a Selected Tertiary Health Institution in South Africa

Much has been reported about information-seeking behaviour in health contexts, specifically related to chronic diseases, however, little is known about the methods and purpose of information seeking regarding hepatitis B and C patients, given the epidemic nature of the disease. This article aims to examine information-seeking behaviour of hepatitis B and C patients using a comprehensive model of information seeking at a tertiary health institution in South Africa. A qualitative research design was used for this article. Nine patients were recruited for an interview at the Ngwelezane district hospital in KwaZulu-Natal using a convenient sampling technique at a 95 per cent confidence interval rate to collect qualitative data. The qualitative data were descriptively analysed using the “ggplot2” package of R-software and a bivariate correlational chart, generated using grid and lattice packages incorporated in the R-development platform. The majority of the participants preferred seeking information directly from health professionals about their health challenges, whereas others preferred watching television programmes on health, and reading up on hepatitis-related information regarding getting better treatment, staying safe, getting informed and increasing their chances of survival. The comprehensive model of information seeking was applied to hepatitis B and C participants’ information seeking by investigating the frequency of their information seeking, their methods of information seeking, and their purpose of information seeking. This study provides insight into the preferred methods of information seeking by the participants to enable them to make informed decisions and to achieve better outcomes.
The impact of onset transient duration onperceived transient loudness : Could transient level reduction be compensated by increasing transient duration?

When mixing and mastering modern music, many engineers strive for making the end product to be perceived as loud as possible without sacrificing audio quality. Achieving this will often involve red ...
Penyususnan Tes Membaca (Detailliertes Lesen) Tingkat A1 GER Berbasis HOTS

ABSTRACTThe HOTS concept implemented by the government for teaching in schools is closely related to literacy. Literacy here includes the ability to grasp, understand, interpret, and appropriate information/content through various activities, such as attentive reading, seeing, listening, writing, talking and through discussions.More broadly it includes thinking skills using printed, visual, digital, and auditory sources of knowledge. Ideally, the HOTS concept is to be implemented both in all aspects of educational activities within the school and in extra-curricular activities. German classes in the school system as well as within university level in Indonesia are in accordance with international, in this context,European standards (GeR / Gemeinsamer europäischen Referenzrahmen, A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2 levels) of evaluation. The GER standard evaluation has now implemented the HOTS concept. Currently, evaluations within the school system are required to comply with the HOTS concept. Taking the evaluation of reading abilities, the HOTS concept puts emphasis on advancing the ability to think about, differentiate and take up fact-based information and to strengthen creative thinking and the development of ideas. Learners are required to think logically and creatively. In this article, we will discuss reading skills according to the GER reference for level A1, as a standardized test for high school learners. Keywords: HOTS, evaluation, GER reading skill.
Writing a Profile Form and Syncing It to Components

Previously, we showed how we could protect parts of the application from anyone who is not authenticated or authorized. This chapter will begin to write a Profile Form and sync that profile to various components.
PENGGUNAAN METODE ROLE PLAYING UNTUK MENINGKATKAN HASIL BELAJAR IPS KELAS V SD

The research carried out is a classroom action research (PTK) using the Role Playing method in social studies subjects. This study aims to determine the increase in learning outcomes using the Role Playing method in the Social Studies Subject of Class V SD Negeri 040448 Kabanjahe for the 2019/2020 academic year. The location of this research is SD Negeri 040448 Kabanjahe. The subjects of this study were all students of grade V SD Negeri 040448 Kabanjahe, totaling 30 students and the object of this study was the use of the Role Playing method to improve student learning outcomes on the subject of services and roles of warrior figures in preparing for Indonesian independence. The instruments used were student observation and multiple choice tests.The results of the research in cycle I were obtained, namely 18 students who completed (60%), 12 students who did not complete (40%), and an average score of 62.6 had not reached the KKM score of 70. Cycle II action with student results 26 students (86.67%) completed, 4 students who did not complete (13.33%), and an average score of 78.66 can be said to be classically complete because it has reached ≥85%.Based on the results of data analysis, it is concluded that using the Role Playing method can improve student learning outcomes in the social studies subject on the subject of services and the role of warrior figures in preparing for Indonesian independence in class V SD Negeri 040448 Kabanjahe for the 2019/2020 academic year with an increase of 25.5%.
Mathematical methods for identifying objective factors the laws of beauty and music

The article deals with the problems of beauty perception based on mathematical laws. It is assumed that there are objective laws of beauty and harmony that are universal for all types of arts. Thus, scientific knowledge of the phenomenon of beauty becomes possible.
Study Guides: Environmental Science: Finding Journal Articles

These guides provide an introduction to key resources available for Environmental Science. The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, databases and journals.
Students on a field trip at Southern Cross Mine outside Broke Hill with Dr John Walshe

Research School of Earth Sciences - Ms. Mona Loofs, Oliver Chikumbo, Dr. Geoffrey Scotford Hope, Dr. John Walshe, Mr. John Hawke & others
Exploring polysemy in the Academic Vocabulary List: a lexicographic study

The Academic Vocabulary List (AVL) (Gardner & Davies, 2014) is a valuable resource for EAP teachers and students as it identifies potential lexical learning/teaching targets. This study enhances the AVL’s pedagogical usefulness by identifying polysemous lemmas in it. Polysemous AVL lemmas are operationalised as those with more than one definition in two lexicographic resources, the Collins COBUILD Advanced Learners' Dictionary and WordNet. This study also examines a theoretical issue, the relationship between the number of meaning senses of AVL lemmas and their frequency in an academic-English corpus. To this end, correlations were calculated between the numbers of AVL lemmas’ meaning definitions listed in both lexicographic resources and their frequency in the COCA-Academic corpus. 34.38% of the 2,673 AVL lemmas included in both lexicographic resources, excluding homonyms, are polysemous. Most (66.05%) come from the most frequent 1,000 AVL lemmas. The number of meaning definitions of AVL lemmas and their frequency are positively correlated. This correlation is non-linear, i.e., low-frequency words tend to be monosemous but beyond a frequency threshold, word definitions increase as word frequency increases. Implications for future research and teaching are discussed.
From the science foundation program to its research and methodology of science

The article proposes a reconstruction of the evolution of the concepts of philosophy of science, including the author's concept of science. The basis for such a reconstruction is the distinction between three concepts – justification, study and methodology. Is it possible to assume, the author asks, that the first stage of the formation of the philosophy of science (the concept of positivists and neopositivists) was characterized by a substantiation approach, the second (concepts of T. Kuhn and S. Toulmin) – the point of view of scientific research, the third – the methodology of science. It is the ideas of the concept of substantiation of science, coming from F. Bacon, differently understood in the works of D. Hilbert and L. Wittgenstein, that make it possible to understand the negative attitude of positivists to philosophy, and also why logic was taken to determine the rigor of scientific constructions, and theory was made the central subject of consideration. The transition to the scientific study of science in the works of T. Kuhn and S. Toulmin forced to change this subject (not theory, but the paradigm and evolution of science). The author discusses the conditions for the study of science, showing that the representatives of the second direction relied on social science and the activity approach. The methodological approach to the study of science is analyzed on the example of the ideas of the concept of research programs by I. Lakatos and the implementation of this concept in the study of ancient philosophy by P.P. Gaidenko. The a thor also positions himself as a representative of the methodological approach. He presents the main stages of his own methodological research of science. The main ideas of his concept of science include: the cultural and historical reconstruction of science, thehypothesis of two starts of the formation of science – in antiquity and in the culture of the New Age, characteristics of the “‘genome of science’ that developed in ancient philosophy and re-established in the following cultures, features of “science as social institution of modernity”. The author considers all his constructions ideal-typical and methodological.
Smart Material 2021: Nanocomposite materials for remediation of waste water - Ajay Kumar Mishhra - University of South Africa, South Africa

Nanotechnology has been an emerging area of research due to its versatile application in many research areas. Composite comprise of mixing two component where one is matrix and other one is reinforce materials. The reinforce materials based on their nano sizes results in nanocomposite materials. The nanocomposite materials usually possess a high surface area which ultimately enables in the remediation of waste water. Waste water remediation usually has variety of area and our research group mainly focusses on the removal of organic and inorganic components from waste water. The current talk will be focused on the synthesis and future application of nanocomposite materials for waste water remediation.
Towards Adversarially Robust Deep Image Denoising

This work systematically investigates the adversarial robustness of deep image denoisers (DIDs), i.e, how well DIDs can recover the ground truth from noisy observations degraded by adversarial perturbations. Firstly, to evaluate DIDs’ robustness, we propose a novel adversarial attack, namely Observation-based Zero-mean Attack (OBSATK), to craft adversarial zero-mean perturbations on given noisy images. We find that existing DIDs are vulnerable to the adversarial noise generated by OBSATK. Secondly, to robustify DIDs, we pro- pose an adversarial training strategy, hybrid adversarial training (HAT), that jointly trains DIDs with adversarial and non-adversarial noisy data to ensure that the reconstruction quality is high and the denoisers around non-adversarial data are locally smooth. The resultant DIDs can effectively remove various types of synthetic and adversarial noise. We also uncover that the robustness of DIDs benefits their generalization capability on unseen real-world noise. Indeed, HAT-trained DIDs can recover high-quality clean images from real-world noise even without training on real noisy data. Extensive experiments on benchmark datasets, including Set68, PolyU, and SIDD, corroborate the effectiveness of OBSATK and HAT.
Bali Travel Package Advertisements: The Analysis of Verbal and Visual Signs

Advertisement is "an announcement or news online, or in a newspaper, on television, or on a poster about something such as a product, event, or job to persuade and encourage people to be interested in the goods or services offered". Verbal and nonverbal are communication tools that humans use to interact, whether it's through messages, sounds, pictures, and gestures. . This study aims to analyse the verbal and non-verbal signs used in travel advertisements and to find out the meaning of those signs. Travel advertisements aim to promote tourist attractions or destinations to tourists who are going to make a trip to Bali. The data were taken from several travel websites. The data were collected by observation method and then analysed by descriptive qualitative method. The analysis started by analysing the verbal and non-verbal signs based on the theory of semiotic by Saussure (1893). The analysis of the meaning of the verbal and non-verbal signs was done by using the theory of meaning proposed by Barthes (1977). And the analysis of colors was done by using the theory of color term proposed by Wierzbicka (1996). The result of the research shows that travel advertisements provide information for readers or tourists who are going to travel in Bali about interesting places to visit, such as romantic spots for dinner or honeymoon and natural view for the ones who love nature and adventure. The colors displayed in the advertisement express the atmosphere that will be obtained by readers or tourists. The advertisements promote Bali as wonderful place to visit and travel package offers which interesting and affordable.
Modelling weak-coherent CV-QKD systems using a classical simulation framework

Due to their compatibility to existing telecom technology, continuous variable (CV) weak coherent state protocols are promising candidates for a broad deployment of quantum key distribution (QKD) technology. We demonstrate how an existing simulation framework for modelling classical optical systems can be utilized for simulations of weak-coherent CV-QKD links. Having complemented the physical simulation layer by the post-processing layer (reconciliation and privacy amplification), we are able to estimate secure key rates from simulations, greatly boosting the development speed of practical CV-QKD schemes and implementations.
Implementation and Effects of Flipped-Jigsaw Collaborative Model in College English Reading Class

The purpose of this study is to explore effects of Flipped-Jigsaw collaborative model in college English reading class and investigate the learner perceptions and satisfaction of the model. To achieve this goal, surveys were conducted in the fall semester of 2019, targeting freshman students. A total of 355 college students participated in the pre-questionnaire on the first week of the semester and 315 participants responded after the implementation of the Flipped-Jigsaw collaborative model. In parallel with the online survey, interviews were carried out with 12 students for an in-depth analysis. The results show that students were quite satisfied with the flipped-Jigsaw collaborative model of English reading class in its implementation and effects. Interview results also verified the high satisfaction of the students. Applying Flipped-Jigsaw collaborative model to English reading class will improve the satisfaction of students in their learning and thus, enhance the effectiveness of the education. Extended follow-up studies on this educational model are required based on this research.
Illusory body ownership of dynamic invisible body is not associated with multimodal changes in body perception

Illusory body ownership to a virtual body is induced by synchronous movements of own body and the virtual body. This illusion can be induced by the synchronous movement of only the hands and feet (Kondo et al., 2018). Here, we examined whether the illusory ownership to the invisible body with the hands and feet was associated with changes in tactile spatial representations. Participants observed the virtual gloves and socks which moved synchronously or asynchronously with the participant’s movements in the first-person perspective through a virtual mirror in front of them. Then, participants made speeded elevation (upper vs. lower) discriminations of tactile targets presented to any of the four positions of the participant's abdomen (upper left, upper right, lower left, and lower right of the epigastrium), while trying to ignore the visual distractor presented at congruent or incongruent elevations in the empty space between the virtual hands and feet. Crossmodal congruency effect (CCE, difference between performance in incongruent and congruent conditions) becomes large when visual and tactile stimuli are perceived to be at the same spatial location. Therefore, we hypothesized that if the synchronized movements of virtual hands and feet induced the full body ownership to the invisible body, the CCE would be larger in the synchronous condition than the asynchronous condition. We found that, although the subjective illusory ownership to the invisible body was replicated, there was no difference in CCE between the synchronous and asynchronous conditions. These results suggest that the illusory ownership of the invisible body and CCE (spatial tactile representation) may be based on separate cognitive mechanisms. However, since the studies of rubber hand illusion and full body illusion indicate a link between bodily self-consciousness (ownership and self-location) and CCE, we need to investigate the difference between invisible and visible body ownerships in future study.
RANCANG BANGUN APLIKASI PENGADUAN MASYARAKAT BERBASIS ANDROID

This study aims to produce a public complaint application that can be used by the public in conveying their aspirationsregarding problems that occur in the midst of the community. This application is built on a smartphone system with the Androidoperating system that can be used by the public in daily communication related to submitting complaints. In this research, themethod used is the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) method, which is a systematic development model, design, andmaintenance of software projects that ensure all user needs are met. This application is built using the Java programminglanguage. This application will display the types of complaints, the date of the complaint, the user who made the complaint andthe status of the complaint. Based on the results of interviews conducted with the public, it shows that this application willreally help the community in making complaints.