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The Effectiveness Of Lrd (Listen Read Discuss) Strategy In Teaching Reading Comprehension Of Eleventh Grade Students At Ma.An-Najah Puteri Cindai Alus Martapura

LRD (listen, read, discuss) strategy is one of good strategy for helping students to comprehend the text. The purpose of this research is to find the effectiveness of LRD (listen, read, discuss) Strategy in English teaching to increase students reading comprehension. The researcher chose “Recount Text” as supported for this research. This research used quantitative approach and pre- experimental method designed. The research conducted at M. A An-najah Puteri Cindai Alus Martapura in eleventh grade consist eighteen students. The researcher used a test as the instrument and which is consisted of pre-test and post-test. The data analyzed use SPSS Program 22 version. The pre-test result before being treated using LRD (listen, read and discuss) strategy. The highest score was on 9 and the lowest was on 4, with median score was on 6 and the mean was on 5,72. Then, the post-test result after being treated using LRD (listen, read and discuss) strategy. The highest score was on 10 and the lowest was on 8, with median score was on 9 and the mean was on 8,94. The result of this research shows that the score of The t-test statistics was -9.796 and in this result is 17. while the value of sig. (2-tailed) is 0.000 d 0.05 it means the sig value (2-talied) is 0.000 and it's smaller than 0.05. If T count is higher than T table, in conclusion H0 (Null Hypothesis) was rejected and Ha(Alternative Hypothesis) was accepted. The conclusion of using LRD (listen, read and discuss) strategy was effective for the subjects of English reading comprehension of students in eleventh grade at MA An-najah Cindai Alus and give beneficial effect in improving students’ reading comprehension.
HTTP-client suggested Push Preference

Prefer-Push is a HTTP header that a client may use to request that aserver uses HTTP/2 Push to send related resources as identified bytheir link relationships.
Towards Optical Neural Networks with Fabrication Noise Immunity

Optical neural networks (ONNs) can provide breakthrough energy/op and latency compared to GP-GPUS/ASICs. Here we compare two different architectures of ONNs and explore the effect of the imprecision of constituent photonic components. © 2019 The Author(s)
Integration of Smart Orchestration in an Open Source NFV Framework

Although NFV paradigm is drawing considerable interest from both the academic and enterprise worlds, the ecosystem of tools and solutions supporting it is still in its infancy: this thesis work main goal is to enrich one or more NFV Orchestration platforms with support for smart service composition, VNF forwarding graph formal verification and deployment optimization by integrating the capabilities of Verifoo, a “Verification and Optimization Orchestrator component for joint Service Graph mapping and verification”. This solution would improve service composition and prevent human error in descriptor design, identify unused VNFs in service chains and optimize deployment.
Entanglement-Enhanced Physical-Layer Classifier Using Supervised Machine Learning

We introduce physical-layer classifiers enhanced by multipartite entanglement learned through a supervised support-vector machine. The required entangled states are practical and give error probability advantage over classical schemes even in presence of loss. © 2019 The Author(s)
Analisis Penggunaan Reduplikasi pada Karangan Siswa Kelas XII MA Muhammadiyah Gantung Belitung Timur

This study aims to 1) describe the reduplication process in the narrative essay of classXII students of MA Muhammadiyah Gantung Belitung Timur, 2) describe the meaningof reduplication in the narrative essay of class XII students of MA MuhammadiyahGantung Belitung Timur. The type of research used in this study is qualitativedescriptive. The subject of this study was all students of class XII MA MuhammadiyahGantung Belitung Timur. The object of this research is a narrative essay of class XIIstudents. Data collection techniques used in this study were observation techniques, testtechniques, documentation, and document analysis. The results of this study concludedthat errors in the use of reduplication were (1) the process of reduplication in thenarrative essay of class XII students of the MA Muhammadiyah Gantung BelitungTimur found that there were four, namely (a) repetition of all 24 datas, (b) partialrepetition of 10 datas (c ) repetition in combination with affixing or repetitive repetitionprocess has 4 datas, (d) repetition with phoneme changes there are 2 datas. (2) Themeaning of reduplication in the narrative essay of students of class XII MAMuhammadiyah Gantung Belitung Timur is the delivery of the meaning of numbers andmany of the imagination that students want to convey.
Towards a general framework for evaluating intelligent environments methodologies

Recent studies reveal that there are different methodologies for developing Intelligent Environments. Thus, it has become essential to scrutinize and evaluate the methodologies to increase our understanding of their strengths, weaknesses and features. However, these concerns have not been the target of recent research efforts. This paper presents an evaluation framework for qualitative evaluation of Intelligent Environment methodologies. It is a step towards standardization of current Intelligent Environments methodologies. The framework has been defined through studying, abstracting and unifying best practices from systems engineering. It is based on a generic life cycle model. As an initial validation, we evaluated the User Centred Intelligent Environment Development Process against the proposed framework. We note that this methodology at its current state presents some limitations which will be addressed in future works.
Implementation of an interactive pattern mining framework on electronic health record datasets

Large collections of electronic patient records contain a broad range of clinical information highly relevant for data analysis. However, they are maintained primarily for patient administration, and automated methods are required to extract valuable knowledge for predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory medicine. Sequential pattern mining is a fundamental task in data mining which can be used to find statistically relevant, non-trivial temporal dependencies of events such as disease comorbidities. This works objective is to use this mining technique to identify disease associations based on ICD-9-CM codes data of the entire Taiwanese population obtained from Taiwan’s National Health Insurance Research Database.This thesis reports the development and implementation of the Disease Pattern Miner – a pattern mining framework in a medical domain. The framework was designed as a Web application which can be used to run several state-of-the-art sequence mining algorithms on electronic health records, collect and filter the results to reduce the number of patterns to a meaningful size, and visualize the disease associations as an interactive model in a specific population group. This may be crucial to discover new disease associations and offer novel insights to explain disease pathogenesis. A structured evaluation of the data and models are required before medical data-scientist may use this application as a tool for further research to get a better understanding of disease comorbidities.
Design and Development of Cyber Insurance Policies Framework for Pre-Screening and Security Interdependence

Cyber insurance is a feasible technique for cyber risk transfer. In any case, it has been demonstrated that relying upon the highlights of the hidden condition, it could possibly enhance the condition of system security. In this paper, we consider a solitary boosting safety net provider (central) with intentionally partaking insureds/customers (specialists). We especially keen on two particular highlights of cybersecurity and their effect on the agreement structure issue. The first is the associated idea of cybersecurity, where by one substance's condition of security depends without anyone else venture and exertion as well as the endeavors of others' in the equivalent eco-framework (i.e., externalities). The second is the way that ongoing advances in Internet estimation joined with machine learning methods currently enable us to perform precise quantitative appraisals of security act at a firm dimension. This can be utilized as an apparatus to play out an underlying security review, or pre-screening, of a forthcoming customer to all the, more likely empower premium separation and the structure of modified policies. we demonstrate that security interdependency prompts a benefit opportunity for the guarantor, made by the wasteful exertion levels applied by reliant operators who don't represent the risk externalities when insurance isn't accessible this is not standing risk transfer that a backup plan regularly benefits from. Security pre-screening at that point enables the backup the plan to exploit this extra open door by structuring the fitting contracts which boost specialists to build their exertion levels, enabling the safety net provider to pitch responsibility to related operators, notwithstanding guaranteeing their risks. We recognize conditions under which this sort of agreement prompts expanded for the primary yet, in addition, an enhanced condition of system security.
PERANGKAT PEMBELAJARAN EKONOMI BERBASIS LITERASI INFORMASI UNTUK KELAS X SMA NEGERI 8 BONE

The study aims at examining (i) the quality (valid,practical, and effective) of econmic learning tools based on literacy which had been developed, (ii) the students’ response after being taugh by using economic learning tools based on literacy. The study was development research (Research and Development) which employed Thiagarajan and Sammen (Four-D) model which consisted of four stages, namely (1) define, (2) design, (3) development, and (4) dissimination. The test of learning tools was conducted to grade X student at SMAN 8 Bone of academic year 2018/2019. Data were collected using observation sheet, learning test, and questionnaire. Data were then analysed using descriptive analysis technique. The results of the development of economic learning tools based on literacy which cover the lesson plan, the students’ worksheet, learning test indicated that (1) the economic learning tools based on literacy which had been developed produce a valid, practical, and effective learning tools, (2) the students’ response after being based taught using economic learning tools based on literacy is positive. The conclusion which had been developed can improve learning outcomes on the lesson material of problems of economic and economic system
Optical skyrmions: A new topological state of light

We experimentally demonstrate a new topology for light: optical skyrmions. This discovery may allow a variety of applications, from stimulated creation of skyrmions in matter to new paradigms in optical information processing. © 2019 The Author(s)
Clustering algorithms for rock porosity categorization

In this thesis we will discuss about about the result of a research project conducted for Politecnico di Torino about the classification of geological pores in rock samples. We analyzed the data collected by the experts about geological pores by using the most well-known clustering techniques of data mining. The aim is to understand which clustering algorithms give the best result in pores data categorization. In general, clustering studies sets of objects properties by finding relationships between these objects based on the similarities of their properties. In our case pores, have a great variety of attributes mainly based on their shape and size. An important aspect is that some of their attributes have values ​​distributed over very big range and this means that it is possible to create groups where locate pores characterized by similar attributes values. For example, in nature exist pores of very different sizes, so measuring their diameter, which can assume values in a big range of values, it possible to create distinct groups by using this feature. The thesis will be organized in parts where we will present the problem in more detail, discuss the used techniques from a mathematical and implementation point of view, then the most significant results we have obtained. This study can be thought as a starting point for classifying the pores through the clustering methods, moreover can be used as an approach to solve, in an alternative way, some of the several known problems that concern the analysis of geological pores.
Generation of Continuous Variable Quantum Entanglement at 1550 nm and Distribution Over Optical Fiber

Continuous variable quantum entanglement of 8.3 dB are experimentally generated and distributed over 20 km optical fiber. A theoretical prediction considering excess noise in fiber channel is in good agreement with the experimental results.
Fighting Against Hoax in Mitch Albom’s The First Phone Call From Heaven (2013): A Sociological Approach

This study discusses a hoax or a lie, namely the lie of a phone call from heaven in a novel by Mitch Albom entitled The First Phone Call From Heaven 2013 using the Sociological approach. The aim of this study is to identify hoaxes or telephone lies from heaven in a fictional city of Coldwater. The researcher used qualitative research to identify hoaxes in the story. Primary data and secondary data are 2 types of data in this study. The primary data from this research is Mitch Albom's The First Phone Call From Heaven and the Indonesian translation novel Phone First From Heaven by Julanda Tantani. And secondary data from this study was taken from literary books,2theses, accompanied by international journals, the internet and other data that could support this research. The steps to collect data are as follows: reading novels, searching for informative data on the internet, identifying, recording important things, compiling and forming conclusions and suggestions. The results of this study indicate that the story of a telephone lie from heaven can be solved by a figure who has a rational nature than from this story shows that there are faith, heaven, and god. And this lie from heaven explains if we believe in something miracle we don't need proof. The results of other studies related to sociology the author uses hoax that during this time the author created lies in this novel because while caring for his mother who was having a stroke and unable to talk later after his mother died he had a supposition if only the dead person could contact people who live, according to him, would be very happy, maybe it could be considered as a miracle.
Library Guides: Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery/GIL-Express: Document Delivery

Information on the Resource Sharing Services available through Georgia Southern University Libraries
Kreitzberg Library: Integrate Online Library Resources into NUoodle: Business Insights: Essentials

Learn how to create links to licensed electronic resources and find open educational content Creating permalinks in Busines Insights: Essentials
Context in Mobile learning: the point of view of the learners

Context-awareness is becoming a crucial component in the mobile learning systems due to the dynamic changing of the Mobile learning environment, a Context-aware mobile learning system senses mobile environment and reacts to changing context during the learning process. Some efforts have been made in the area of Context-aware Mobile learning systems in order to propose a user model, most of them are focusing on the technological context such as the network performances, mobile devices capabilities, others are focusing on the learners’ style and preferences, and no one tried to understand the learners’ needs. However, no one tried to study the Learning context from the point of view of the learners. For this purpose, we created a questionnaire, in which we tried to understand which learning contexts are important to the learners in the learning process, and we use it to understand their needs and preferences, to inform the design of a new Context aware Mobile Learning Approach.
Analisis Potensi Kerusakan Jalan Menggunakan Aplikasi Sistem Informasi Geografis di Kecamatan Pulung Kabupaten Ponorogo

Pulung Sub-District is one of the second largest sub-districts in Ponorogo Regency after Ngrayun Sub-District located in the East with an area of 142.83 km2 where there are several public facilities that require good accessibility such as educational facilities, economic facilities, and health facilities for the community do activities. This condition needs to be supported by good road access so that it can make accessibility easier. This research aims to map the potential level of damage to local / district roads and environment / village shaft roads in Pulung Sub-district using geographic information system applications to determine the factors that influence the potential level of damage to roads in the field and roads that are potentially damaged based on parameters. used.Research conducted using a survey method for sampling field data and rating on each parameter that is considered influential. The parameters used include slope, rainfall, soil texture, availability of drainage channels, and volume of traffic divided by the width of the road. The survey method for sampling field data uses a stratified purposive sampling through a land unit map. This survey was used to collect slope data and drainage channels in the field that had previously been made through interpretation data and data from the Ponorogo Regency Public Works Office which would then be updated according to field results. Rainfall data, soil texture, traffic volume, and road width are obtained from the relevant agencies.The results of this study are maps of the distribution of potential levels of road damage in Pulung Sub-District, Ponorogo Regency with 3 categories of potential levels of road damage, namely low, medium, and high damage. The potential level class of the road is 3 categories: low, medium, and high. The distribution of the potential level of road damage in Pulung Subdistrict is spread for each level of damage category. Road damage in Pulung Sub-District is influenced by two of the most dominant factors, namely high rainfall in all Pulung Districts and subtle soil texture in almost all Pulung Districts. Roads with low damage potential consist of 24 road segments with details of 23 environment / village shaft roads and 1 local / district road. Roads with potential for moderate road damage consist of 12 road segments with details of 4 environmet / village shaft roads and 8 local / district roads. The road with high damage potential consists of 6 road segments with details of 2 environment / village shaft roads and 4 local / district roads.
PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC MAKING 3D ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENTS OF INSTRUMENTS UNDER PERFORMANCE CONDITIONS

This research involves the design and implementation of a high spatial resolution acoustic radiation measurement system for the purpose of collecting data about the acoustic radiation in 3 dimensions from musical instruments while they are being played by musicians. It is also possible for the system to be used to capture 3 dimensional data about other sound sources.Each musician may, when they perform upon their instrument, attempt to play consistently with the same dynamics and tone, the same timing and feeling, but will ultimately fail. This is not a failing in the musician themselves, but rather a function of the fact that musicians are, like all people, biological beings, and therefore cannot perform exactly the same movement with the consistency required for scientific data gathering when the purpose of the movement is to actuate another object (the instrument in this case). The problem has been attempted to be solved by taking the musician out of the measurement process, and by mechanically actuating the instrument in order to make repeatable and consistent measurements, but this rather defeats the purpose, as the instrument will not play (in performance) without the musician present.The very presence of the musician will change the acoustic behaviour of the musical instrument as the musician will absorb some of the acoustic energy radiated from the instrument, especially at high frequencies, and to a lesser extent, the mid-range and lower frequencies within the audible spectrum. (This is related to the physical wavelength of the sound pressure wave – where it is smaller than the dimensions of the human body of the musician it will tend to be absorbed, but when longer it will tend to diffract around the body and will not be absorbed much, if at all).So, it has been proposed to make the acoustic radiation measurement system compatible with an instrument actually being played. This will involve a grid of sensors which surround the musician, taking measurements of data at spatially averaged points, but with higher spatial resolution than in any of the previously surveyed literature. This will allow the interpolation of that data in order to predict the frequency-amplitude response and the phase of those frequency components in any given direction around the instrument (or other sound source) which has been measured.In order to make high resolution measurements of the acoustic behaviour of musical instruments under performance conditions, a measurement system has been designed which consists of a number of interconnected parts. These include the sensors arranged in array on a 3 dimensional grid, signal conditioning circuits to bias the sensors, a set of analogue to digital convertors to send the signals to the data capture devices, and an array of hard disk data recorders to capture the data being generated by the sensors. When the data is captured, it can be then organised, processed, analysed and displayed in various ways.
CHAPTER 6 Gathering Information

Once you've decided to build a digital branch, the first step in the process is to gather information. You'll need to document who the websites will be serving, what services those people desire and what you are capable of providing, budgetary concerns, design concerns and much more. This chapter of “Building the Digital Branch: Guidelines for Transforming Your Library Website” provides guidelines on what initial information you'll need and how to collect it.
LECTURES ON APPLIED MATHEMATICS Part 1: Linear Algebra

It is common for Departments of Mathematics to offer a junior-senior level course on Linear Algebra. This book represents one possible course. It evolved from my teaching a junior level course at Texas A&M University during the several years I taught after I served as President. I am deeply grateful to the A&M Department of Mathematics for allowing this Mechanical Engineer to teach their students.This book is influenced by my earlier textbook with C.-C Wang, Introductions to Vectors and Tensors, Linear and Multilinear Algebra. This book is more elementary and is more applied than the earlier book. However, my impression is that this book presents linear algebra in a form that is somewhat more advanced than one finds in contemporary undergraduate linear algebra courses. In any case, my classroom experience with this book is that it was well received by most students. As usual with the development of a textbook, the students that endured its evolution are due a statement of gratitude for their help.