Reviewerly/exHarmony huggingface dataset:
Views of Instructors Towards Students Learning English Public Speaking at a Malaysian University

Public speaking was one of the most feared situations faced by many people, including&#x0D; public speaking in the English language. Speaking English in front of the public was&#x0D; really a daunting task for many people, including students of universities. This study&#x0D; addressed issues related to English public speaking at the university from the views of&#x0D; instructors who taught the English public speaking course. Some topics discussed were&#x0D; the common weaknesses of university students in delivering English public speaking,&#x0D; the causes of the weaknesses and some recommendations for students to improve&#x0D; their English public speaking. This was a qualitative research design where eleven&#x0D; instructors teaching English public speaking were interviewed and the gathered data&#x0D; were analyzed using thematic analysis and presented using Atlas. ti version 7. One of&#x0D; the theories employed in the study was the Uncertainty Reduction Theory that made&#x0D; their anxiety level increase. The study revealed that some common weaknesses of&#x0D; students were lack of confidence, limited vocabulary and grammar. Some contributing&#x0D; causes of the weaknesses were lack of reading, lack of ideas, and lack of self-esteem.&#x0D; Some recommendations were then forwarded to solve the problems such as giving&#x0D; the motivation to the students to speak, read and think in the English language and&#x0D; make a lot of practices.
Investigating Developersâ€™ Prevalent Copy and Paste Activities and validating associated Cloning Patterns

To reuse available functionality, software developers usually accomplish copy and pasting of the source code. Empirical evaluations have established this activity as a prevalent cloning activity that act as a main cause of presence of clones into the software system. Analysis of these software systems have revealed various frequent cloning patterns, mainly classified into four categories viz. templating, forking, customization and exact match. There are various tools that deal with clones proactively within the Integrated Development Environments. For a tool to be effective, requires the capturing of developersâ€™ intentions. In this paper, we attempt to identify the hidden intentions of the software developers behind cloning practices via an online industrial survey involving professional software developers. This work will shed a light on what computer programmers are doing while reusing code and why. This study uncovers various intentions, extent, source etc. of the copy and paste activity done by the software developer. The observational determinations from this survey were then employed to validate different cloning patterns based on the developersâ€™ perspective. Finally, based on the survey results, solution to these cloning practices is discussed. Results depicted in this paper suggest the incorporation of these developersâ€™ behavioral inference into the existing IDE based clone management systems.
Jurassic world

Follow Blue, a highly intelligent Velociraptor, on her quest for survival, as she scours for food and water, searches for signs of life, and fights against some of the island's most threatening predators and the foreseeable destruction of Isla Nublar.
PROSEDUR PEMERIKSAAN MRI PELVIS PADA KASUS KANKER SERVIKS DI INSTALASI RADIOLOGI MRCCC SILOAM HOSPITAL SEMANGGI

EXAMINATION PROCEDURE OF MRI PELVIC IN CASES CERVICAL CANCER AT RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT MRCCC SILOAM HOSPITALS SEMANGGIEvi Nur Anggraini), Dria Anggraeny2), Edy Susanto3)ABSTRACTCervical cancer is the fourth most frequent cancer in women.The modality of choice for determining local staging accurately of cervical cancer is MRI. At MRCCC Siloam Hospital Semanggi Pelvic MRI examination in cervical cancer use eTHRIVE sequence, which has fast scan time and produces images with good resolution. The purpose of this study is to find out the procedure and the reason of using the eTHRIVE sequence pulse on examination of MRI the Pelvis with cervical cancer cases at the Radiology Departement MRCCC Siloam Hospitals Semanggi.This research is qualitative with case study approach. The data by observation, interviews with radiologi technical, radiologist, referring physician, and documentation. Data analysis done using open coding charts and categorization tables, then conclusions can be drawn.The results of this study indicate that the examination procedure of MRI Pelvic for Cervical Cancer in MRCCC Siloam Hospital Semanggi using supine position,feet first, and using Contras Media Dotarem 10cc, torso coil and drinking at least 200cc of water and sequences with parameter used namely Sagital T2W (NSA 3, TR 3493 ms,TE 80 ms), T1W SPIR Sagital (NSA 2, TR 555 ms,TE 80 ms,),Coronal T2W (NSA 3, TR 3000 ms,TE 80 ms,), Axial T1W (NSA 4, TR 3377 ms,TE 80 ms,), DWI_4B (NSA 6, TR 2000 ms,TE 61 ms,) eTHRIVE pre and post contras (NSA 2, TR 3.1 ms,TE 1.5 ms),T1W SPIR Coronal and Sagital (NSA 2, TR 565 ms,TE 8 ms).The use of eTHRIVE sequence can produce good quality images of in faster scan time, that can reveal abnormalities such as determining cancer staging and the metastasis. Keywords : MRI Pelvic, Cervical Cancer, eTHRIVE.1)Students of D IV Study Program in Radiology Engineering Health Polytechnic of Semarang2)Radiologist RSI Sultan Agung3) The lecturers in Department of Radiodiagnostic Engineering and Radiotherapy Health Polytechnic of Semarang
The Student Teachers’ Verbal and Non-Verbal Reinforcement During Teaching Practice in Microteaching Class

This qualitative research aimed to know types of verbal and non-verbal reinforcement given by student teachers in microteaching class and to describe the way student teachers give the reinforcements during their teaching practice in microteaching class.The data were collected through observation, interview and student teachers' teaching practice videos by involving 8 student teachers from A-H microteaching classes.This research revealed that student teachers gave both verbal and non-verbal reinforcement.Furthermore, the finding also showed that student teachers gave reinforcement through four ways such as to individual, to group, as soon as students performed desirable behavior and use reinforcement in various types and patterns.This research suggests that student teachers need to pay attention on keeping eye contact, mentioning student's name, and stating students' wished behavior while giving reinforcement.
The Evaluation Of The Implementation Of Preceptorship Model Training In Blud Rsud Nabire With Kirkpatrick Approach

&lt;p&gt;Background: Preceptorship model is a continuous learning system that involves the role of nurses as role models and students in the clinical setting, the goal of preceptorship model learning is to form students to become professional nurses, having full sense of responsibility and knowledgeable, so that it will be able to improve the quality of nurses especially in the clinical setting as evidenced by accountability in the work, competence, therapeutic communications in the clinical setting. Preceptorship training is an activity to improve preceptor knowledge about nursing science development so that it can be implemented on the practice ground or guidance process. The effectiveness of a training program can be evaluated on the training process. Evaluating the training program is the last stage in the training itself. Kirkpatrick divides four levels in evaluating the process. There are reaction, learning, behavior and result of training.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Objective: To analyze the evaluation of the implementation of the preceptorship model training at the BLUD RSUD Nabire with a Kirkpatrick approach.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Method: The research method used was a descriptive quantitative. The total sample size was 14 respondents with a total sampling technique. Respondents were given intervention in the form of training of preceptorship model&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Result: The reaction level showed a high positive reaction to the training of 86,83%, Knowledge level showed improvement in third measurement with a good category of 100% and attitude showed a positive category of 100%, behavior level showed the implementation of learning in a good category of 71 , 4% and the result level showed the result of B+ of 50%&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Conclusion: There was an influence of the implementation of Preceptorship Model training on reaction, learning, behavior and result. It was expected that clinical learning method could be integrated into nursing education curriculum.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt; &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Keywords:&lt;/strong&gt; Precepthorship Model; Training; Kirkpatrick&lt;/p&gt;
Translating with

Most people create apps in their native language, but if you translate your app into other languages, you could sell and distribute your app to other parts of the world. Translating text from one language to another requires an experienced translator, but from a technical point of view, how do you create a single app and let it display different languages?
Iterables, Iterators, Generators and Coroutines

There are two protocols that you are very likely to use, or will possibly need to implement at some point or other; these are the Iterable protocol and the Iterator protocols. These two closely related protocols are very widely used and supported by a large number of types.
Research Guides: Open Access at SCU Library: Why Support Open Access?

This page provides a snapshot of Open Access initiatives supported by the University Library.
Towards Methods to Exploit Concurrent Data Structures on Heterogeneous CPU/iGPU Processors

Author(s): Fuentes, Joel | Advisor(s): Scherson, Isaac D | Abstract: Heterogeneous processors, consisting of CPU cores and an integrated GPU on the same die, are currently the standard in desktop and mobile platforms. The number of CPU cores is increased with every new generation, and integrated GPUs are constantly being improved in performance and energy efficiency. This raises the importance of developing programming methods and techniques to benefit general purpose applications on heterogeneous processors as more parallelism can be achieved. This dissertation addresses this challenge by studying new ways of exploiting parallelism on CPU cores as well as the integrated GPU, focusing on blocking and non-blocking data structures.A new thread synchronization mechanism for parallel geometric algorithms dubbed Spatial Locks is first introduced. This synchronization mechanism ensures thread synchronization on geometric algorithms that perform concurrent operations on geometric surfaces in two- or three-dimensional spaces. A parallel algorithm for mesh simplification is chosen to illustrate the Spatial Locks usefulness when parallelizing geometric algorithms with ease on multi-core machines. Experimental results show the advantage of using this synchronization mechanism where significant computational improvement can be achieved compared to alternative approaches.Non-blocking data structures are commonly used by many multi-threaded applications, and their implementation is based on the use of atomic operations. New computing architectures, such as Intel CPU/iGPU processors, have incorporated data-parallel processing through SIMD instructions, including in some cases support for atomic SIMD instructions and SIMT processing on the integrated GPU. A new framework called \textit{SIMD-node Transformations} to implement non-blocking data structures using multi-threaded and SIMD processing is proposed. As a result, it is shown that one- and multi-dimensional data structures, such as skiplists, k-ary trees and multi-level lists, can embrace SIMD processing through these transformations. Finally, important performance gains obtained when applying these transformations to concrete data structures are reported.
Language and Law: The Significance of Language Competence in Islamic Legal Theory

Language and law seem to have either distant or no connection at all. However, in&#x0D; reality these two disciplines are closely interconnected and interrelated, particularly&#x0D; in the perspectives of Islamic legal theory. One’s language competence is among the&#x0D; determining factors in comprehending Islamic law. This is because in Islamic legal&#x0D; theory, law is derived from the tenets enshrined in the Qur’an and the Prophetic&#x0D; traditions that require a high standard of Arabic language science. Thus, it can be&#x0D; concluded that language and law are inseparable. Unfortunately, many students&#x0D; majoring Islamic law still have minor knowledge as well as awareness of the connection&#x0D; between these two disciplines. Regarding this case in hand, the aims of this study are&#x0D; two fold; first, to find out students’ awareness of the role of language competence in&#x0D; Islamic legal theory, and second, to investigate the correlation between the awareness&#x0D; with students’ competence in Islamic legal theory. This study conducted at the&#x0D; postgraduate program, UIN SU employed a qualitative approach. The data were&#x0D; collected by using questionnaire and in-depth interview. The findings reveal that&#x0D; students’ awareness of the significance of language competence is still relatively low.&#x0D; Furthermore, it is also found that the awareness is positively correlated with their&#x0D; competence in Islamic legal theory.
How to Get an Embedded Librarian Job

Webinar presented by the Special Libraries Association Embedded Librarians Caucus on December 15, 2015. Webinar video link: https://bit.ly/2YB6Dz4 How come there are never any “Embedded Librarian” job ads? What are embedded librarian jobs? Where can you find them? What are their requirements? And most important, how do I get one? For this webinar, five members of the Embedded Librarians Caucus answered these questions, shared how they found their embedded librarian jobs, and more. Panel Moderator: David Shumaker. Panelists: * Nadine Anderson, Behavioral Sciences Librarian, University of Michigan-Dearborn * Rachel Altman, Corporate Research Analyst, Grant Thornton International, Ltd. * Mia Breitkopf, Online and Hybrid Learning Librarian, The College at Brockport, State University of New York * Jamie Marie Keller-Aschenbach, Head of Research and Access Services, Florida Coastal School of Law * George Peckham-Rooney, Data and Operations Specialist, Seyfarth Shaw
46USING PLEIOTROPY TO DISSECT FUNCTIONAL PATHWAYS IN COGNITION, EDUCATION, AND SCHIZOPHRENIA

Football game optimization (FGO) is a swarm-intelligence-based optimization technique, inspired from the behaviour of football players in finding the best positions with a view of scoring a goal while playing the game. FGO considers only the good players, without accounting the behaviour of offensive players who may cause injuries to other players. This paper presents an improved FGO (IFGO) for enhancing the robustness of the FGO by considering the influence of offensive players and studies the performance of IFGO on two diversified problems. The former one is the static state estimation problem of processing the real-time measurements and providing required database for security control and management of power systems, while the latter one is the optimal design of hybrid active power filter for enhancing the power quality of the system supplying harmonic load. The simulation results on standard test problems exhibit the superiority of the developed IFGO.
Sistem Pakar Mendiagnosis Penyakit Pada Ikan Gurami Menggunakan Metode Dempster Shafer

The limited knowledge possessed by gouramy cultivators on diseases that attack gouramy has become a problem and obstacle in the effort of hatchery and enlargement of gouramy and the lack of experts in gouramy to provide counseling about gouramy diseases, so it is necessary to develop expert system applications aimed at a forum for consultation with experts, diagnosing gouramy disease and providing solutions to prevent diseases of gouramy. In the expert system there are several inference machines that can be used, one of them is using dempster shafers which are mathematical theories for proof based on belief functions and plausible reasoning. Used to calculate the probability of an event obtained from a combination of separate pieces of information (facts). In this study an expert system for diagnosing disease in gouramy using a dempster shafer inference machine resulted in a calculation of the level of confidence in carp disease at the highest 99.85% in Red Disease (Motile Aeromonas Septocemia) and at least 90% in white spot disease (White spot ).
Prison in the Age of Euphemisms

The Summer 2019 Issue. Ploughshares is an award-winning journal of new writing. Since 1971, Ploughshares has discovered and cultivated the freshest voices in contemporary American literature, and remains prescient in the digital age by providing readers with thoughtful and entertaining literature in a variety of formats. Find out why the New York Times named Ploughshares "the Triton among minnows."
AnimRec: A python module for controlled and automated image and video recording v1.7.0

A package to facilitate the controlled and automated recording of image and video data, especially for the Raspberry Pi, and specifically designed with the Behavioural Scientist in mind.
Project nira

Here is some text in the style of last year's RTL lineup descriptions: We demonstrate a collaboration platform for viewing massive 3D assets in real-time using any web browser on any device. Technologies such as high framerate server-side rendering, low-latency video encoding, and artist friendly markup tools are combined to accelerate production pipelines. Additional text below: Nira is a powerful new collaborative design and art review platform for 3D production pipelines. Nira removes the burden of having to send proprietary files back and forth for reviews by providing a unified platform for viewing, reviewing, tracking, and version comparing of all assets. Upon upload of a production asset, the Nira asset ingestion pipeline converts the asset to a format optimized for very fast loading and display performance within its custom renderer. When the asset is subsequently viewed, Nira renders and then encodes the frame buffer to an efficient and high quality video stream, which is then decoded within a web browser on the viewer's device at 60 fps in real-time. The client device need only be capable of decoding a video stream, so this allows large production assets to be interactively viewed on lower powered mobile devices like never before. In addition to viewing capabilities, Nira also includes a host of collaborative drawing and markup tools allowing for effective visual communication between team members and stakeholders.
Pelatihan Bermain Kata dalam Meningkatkan Kecerdasan Linguistic pada Siswa Kelas III SDN Putat Kidul 02 Malang

Playing is one way to develop students' linguistic intelligence. Well-designed play will make students unconsciously learn. Students can be active, volunteer, without coercion. This devotion program is in the form of word play training on third grade students of SDN Putat Kidul 02 Gondanglegi Kabupaten Malang". Methods in this devotion use a practice approach that consists of games or games that include aspects of cognitive, affective and psychomotor. This activity is intended to develop students' linguistic intelligence to have the ability to use words effectively, both orally and in writing using the operational core of the language clearly to express and appreciate complex meanings. The results of training in developing linguistic intelligence for third grade students SDN Putat Kidul 02 Gondanglegi Kabupaten Malang have a positive impact. The results of the activity indicate that there are direct or indirect changes in the students' ability during the learning process in using the word effectively, orally in language skills through student interaction.
Impacts of Service Robots on Service Quality

Traditional robots can only perform simple and repetitive tasks. Modern robots are more diversified and humanized due to the development of artificial intelligence. In recent years, the service industry began to introduce robots to the service field. However, it is unknown whether service robots in the service field improve service quality. Previous studies have rarely mentioned this issue. This study collected data from questionnaires, which were completed by 201 customers that were served by service robots in a hotel. We used the dependent t-test for paired samples to examine whether the expected service quality and actual performance were different. In addition, we used the technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution (TOPSIS) to determine the ranking of the consumer's expected service quality characteristics and the ranking of the actual performance characteristics. The results showed that the expected highest ranking of service quality for consumers was the reliability of the robot. However, the highest ranking of actual performance would be the tangibles of the robot. Moreover, there was a significant difference between the actual performance and expectation in the responsiveness of the service quality, and negative and significant differences existed between the actual performance and expectation in the dimensions of tangibles, reliability and assurance. However, there was a nonsignificant difference between the actual performance and expectation in the construct of empathy. Therefore, consumers believe that service quality related to empathy, tangibles, reliability and assurance still needs to be improved in the future.
A Walkthrough for the Principle of Logit Separation

We consider neural network training, in applications in which there are many possible classes, but at test-time, the task is a binary classification task of determining whether the given example belongs to a specific class. We define the Single Logit Classification (SLC) task: training the network so that at test-time, it would be possible to accurately identify whether the example belongs to a given class in a computationally efficient manner, based only on the output logit for this class. We propose a natural principle, the Principle of Logit Separation, as a guideline for choosing and designing loss functions that are suitable for SLC. We show that the Principle of Logit Separation is a crucial ingredient for success in the SLC task, and that SLC results in considerable speedups when the number of classes is large.
The Theatre of the Classroom: A Work in Progress. How Can I Meet the Needs of Everyone in the Class When I Also Have to Deal with the Pupils with Problems?

The focus of David’s case study is the Theatre of the Classroom, and, by this, he means everything that happens between teachers and pupils during lessons. He uses this concept alongside reflective practice to help educators plan and prepare to meet the needs of all pupils especially those who learn differently. His work has taken him to Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Europe. The question that sparks most discussion is ‘How can I meet the needs of everyone in the class when I also have to deal with the pupils with problems?’ The content of the case study will spotlight the key characteristics for educators to focus their attention upon in order to create inclusive teaching and learning. David declares that, ‘In this theatre, let us create stars’.
System of Calculating the Teaching Fees for Lecturers

We will employ the capabilities of Excel and our simple experience in the work of scientific departments and the department of finance over the past years, to the preparation of the system of calculating the teaching fees for lecturers, and programming it to serve the interests of scientific departments and the department of Finance, and the college in particular and the university in general. The system will provide the teaching fees form, enter the monthly teaching fees for each lecturer and the system will be flexible, the year and the month can be chosen according to the required date. The outputs of the system will be all the information needed by both the scientific departments and the finance department.