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AN ERROR ANALYSIS ON ENGLISH GERUNDS MADE BY THE SIXTH SEMESTER STUDENTS OF ENGLISH EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM OF UNIB IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR OF 2017/2018

The objectives of this research are to find out the types of errors and the most dominant error of using gerunds (as a subject of a sentence, as an object of preposition or after pr eposition, as a direct object of certain verbs, after a special expression and as a passive form) by the sixth semesterstudents of English Education Study Program of UNIB in the academic year of 2017/2018. The sample of this research consisted of 77 students. This research used descriptive quantitative method. The result of the analysis shows that the students made errors in all five types of gerunds. There were 27.1% (809) errors of using gerund as direct object of certain verbs, 24.5% (735) errors of using gerund as passive form, 20.8% (624) errors of using gerund after special expression, 15.5% (463) errors of using gerund as object of preposition or after preposition, 12.1% (361) errors of using gerund as subject of a sentence. Evidently, the most dominant errors made by the students of using gerund were the gerunds as direct object of certain verbs.
Philosophical characters of L. P. Karsavin

The article discusses the philosophical works of the famous medievalist historian, follower of the philosophy of all-unity L. P. Karsavin. The peculiarity of the research approach used in the article is determined by the attention the author pays to those philosophical characters whom Karsavin himself addressed in his works. It is the first time when the methodology used by Karsavin in studying the history of a spiritual culture was applied to study the philosophical heritage of Karsavin. This methodology was based on the belief that to understand the historical period under study was possible by means of examining a personality considered typical of the period, manely his mental properties, behavior and creativity motives. Karsavin regarded Apollinaris Sidonius, Francis of Assisi, Giordano Bruno, and A. S. Khomyakov as such typical personalities and studied them to grasp the spirit of the time. It is noted that the the main trait of the personality of Apollinaris Sidonius, to Karsavin’s mind, was “literary interests”, that of the God’s jester Francis of Assisi was “the religiosity of his nature”, that of Giordano Bruno was “the suffering of intellect”, finally, the main trait of the personality of A. S. Khomyakov was claimed to be “the who­le­ness of the spiritual nature”. When studying his “philosophical characters” Karsavin demonstrated the unity of the subject and method. The author concludes that all the characters are consonant with the symphonic personality, which Karsavin himself was – a poet, theologian-philosopher and jester of the Silver Age.
Highlights of SIGCOMM 2018

The Association for Computing Machinery’s Special Interest Group on Data Communication (ACM SIGCOMM) is a leading venue for research in architectures, protocols, technologies, and applications of computer networking and data communication. The ACM SIGCOMM annual conference spans all aspects of networks and networked systems, including packet processing, hardware and software, virtualization, routing, mobility, sensors, energy consumption, novel applications of artificial intelligence to networking, and usability of underlying communication technologies. Its participants include distinguished academics, brilliant students, and representatives of major multinational companies. Centered on its highly selective main conference, SIGCOMM published many landmark works in networking and communications. The conference also involves workshops, tutorials, presentation of demos, posters, industrial demos, student research competition, topic previews, and mentoring sessions. SIGCOMM 2018 met in Budapest on August 20-25. The first visit of ACM SIGCOMM to Eastern Europe became an unqualified success. Encompassing a variety of traditional and newly introduced events, the six-day conference program attracted around 750 attendees overall, with about 700 people registered for the 3-day main conference. This talk reviews the technical main-conference program, highlighting interesting ideas in its papers and identifying emerging research trends.
Implementation Minus 40 Days: Considered Pragmatism Under Pressure

Author(s): Lindsey, Sarah; Barrett, Marcia H | Abstract: No library relishes the thought of a system migration. Preparations can take as long as time allows. Imagine the surprise and anxiety of the UCSC implementation team when we discovered that we would be going live with our new Alma environment 40 days sooner than our timeline had assumed. This presentation will detail how UCSC made quick and pragmatic decisions about what services and integrations were deemed necessary for go-live and what was saved for the other end. Though no one hopes for an accelerated timeline for go-live, our experience would be of interest to libraries planning migrations, as well as those libraries already in Alma, since many of our configurations and integrations have, by necessity, been implemented in our production environment. In our session, we will cover the communication, collaboration, management, and leadership that went into our rapid implementation. We will cover the choices we had to make, how we communicated with staff about the core competencies needed for go-live, the importance of data testing for our smooth implementation, and how much we did. As the resource management functional expert and the acquisitions functional expert, we were responsible for a large percentage of the migrated records and the decisions surrounding those records
Legal Environment of Digital Health: Rules, Regulations and Laws That Govern Digital Health Business Design and Ownership

Most digital health entrepreneurs understand the value of structuring a new venture within a legal entity, such as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or C corporation. Using a legal entity protects the digital health entrepreneur’s personal wealth from any claims arising within the business. However, this is just the first step digital health entrepreneurs should take to protect against the numerous types of claims they may face—both from within and outside the business. There are numerous additional steps the digital health entrepreneur can take to ensure that a claim arising within the business does not result in the business losing its most valuable assets. Moreover, the owners of the business (i.e., of the LLC membership interests or corporate shares) can also take steps to ensure that they do not lose control of those interests or shares to a claim arising outside the business. This chapter addresses these risks and the steps digital health entrepreneurs should consider to reduce the risk of loss.
EFEKTIVITAS MODEL PEMBELAJARAN APTITUDE TREATMENT INTERACTION (ATI) DENGAN TEAM ASSISTED INDIVIDUALIZATION (TAI) TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR SISWA

AbstrakTujuan penelitian ini adalah mengetahui efektivitas model pembelajaran ATI dengan TAI terhadap hasil belajar siswa kelas VII SMPN 10 Batam. penelitian ini merupakan jenis penelitian quasi experimental dengan Pretest-Posttest Control Group Design. Populasi pada penelitian ini adalah seluruh siswa kelas VII SMPN 10 Batam, dengan sampel siswa kelas VII 1 dan VII 2. Instrumen yang digunakan adalah soal pretest dan posttest hasil belajar matematika. Teknik analisis data yang digunakan adalah uji-t satu sampel untuk hipotesis 1 dan 2 serta uji-t polled varians untuk hipotesis 3 dengan taraf keyakinan . Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa: (1) Model pembelajaran ATI efektif terhadap hasil belajar siswa kelas VII SMPN 10 Batam, (2) Model pembelajaran TAI efektif terhadap hasil belajar siswa kelas VII SMPN 10 Batam, dan (3) Terdapat perbedaan efektivitas model pembelajaran ATI dan TAI terhadap hasil belajar siswa kelas VII SMPN 10 Batam.Kata kunci: Model pembelajaran ATI, Model Pembelajaran TAI, Hasil belajar siswa, Pendidikan, Matematika.AbstractThe purpose of this study is to identify the effectiveness of ATI learning model with TAI learning model toward the result of the study of students grade VII at SMPN 10 Batam. The research was quasi experimental with Pretest-Posttest control group design. The population of the research was all the students grade VII at SMPN 10 Batam and the sample were the students of class VII 1 and VII 2. The instrument which was used mathematic pretest and posttest of the result of the study. Technique of data analysis which was used one sample t-test for hypothesis for 1 and 2, and polled varians t-test for hypothesis 3 with a significance level . The result of the study showed that: (1) ATI learning model is effective toward the result of the study of students grade VII at SMPN 10 Batam, (2) TAI learning model is effective toward the result of the study of students grade VII at SMPN 10 Batam, (3) There are differences of the effectiveness of ATI and TAI teaching model toward the result of the study of students grade VII at SMPN 10 Batam.Keywords : ATI Learning Model, TAI Learning Model, The Result Of The Study, Education, Mathematics.
Survey on Key Technologies in Cloud Workflow System Integration

Cloud computing has many unique advantages which can be utilized to facilitate workflow execution. The goal in cloud computing is to allocate only those cloud resources that are truly needed. In this paper, we introduced the cloud workflow system architecture based on Muti Agent(MAS),designed interface agent based on reflective factory pattern, defined paramters of quality of service (QoS) in cloud workflow system and gived QoSâ€™s estimation mode of activitis. The research of the above key technologies Provides a reliable guarantee for the scheduling of the cloud workflow process.
경도인지장애에서 인지 훈련가에 따른 인지훈련프로그램의 효과

Objective：The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of cognitive training and cognitive trainer on cognitive function in persons with mild...
Upload File Security on the Server Using LSB and Hill Cipher

The rapid development of technology not only has a positive impact, but also can have a negative impact such as the development of cyber crime that can cause messages to be unsafe. Message security can be protected using cryptography to convert messages into secret passwords. Steganography is a technique of hiding messages by inserting messages into images that are used to increase message security. In this study, it discusses a combination of hill cipher and LSB algorithms to secure messages. The message used is a 3-bit grayscale image for steganography and text messages with 32, 64 and 128 characters for cryptography. The measuring instruments used in this study are MSE, PSNR, Entropy and travel time (CPU time). Test results prove an increase in security without too damaging the image. This is evidenced by the results of the MSE trial which has a value far below the value 1, the PSNR is&gt; 65 dB with a range of entropy values of 5 to 7, and travel times are almost the same.
Gerontotecnología para prevención de caídas: Promoción de la salud del anciano con enfermedad de Parkinson

Objective: Evaluate the contribution of gerontotechnologies in nursing care to promote the health of the elderly with Parkinson's disease to prevent falls. Methods: The Convergent Care Survey was used through the construction and application of educational material developed by clinical evaluation, semi-structured recorded interview and workshops. The evaluation of the elaborated materials was carried out by ten judges, selected by the list of graduates in gerontology of the Brazilian Society of Geriatrics and Gerontology, who used the Gerontotechnology Assessment and Suitability Assessment of Materials. Results: The research pointed out that it takes, at least, six years of study for the elderly to understand the gerontotechnology used. The objectives related to content, text comprehension, motivation and cultural adaptation were achieved. Conclusions: Gerontotechnologies are effective in preventing falls, since they provide knowledge about Parkinson's disease, environmental prevention and safety actions, and contribute to the process of reflection through health promotion, making the elderly protagonist of their care process.
The Historic Status of the Modern National Rehabilitation System and the Mobilization Culture of the Military

이글은 전쟁의 세계구성력이라는 관점에서 근대 한반도에서 일어난 전쟁문화중 군인동원문화를 다루는 것을 목적으로 한다. 이를 위해 국민개병제에 의한 군인동원이 시작되었던 아시아-태평양전쟁과 한국전쟁 시기로 되돌아가 그 시점에서 군인동원과 관련된 문화가 어떻게 작동하고 있었는가를 알아보기로 한다. 이글의 전제는 역사적으로 한반도가 국민개병제가 거의 필요없는 평화지대였 다는 것이다. 따라서 국민개병제에 의한 근대적 징집 제도가 시작되던 아시아-태 평양 전쟁과 한국전쟁 시기 한반도인들은 그것을 매우 신기한 일로 받아들였다는 것이다. 이를 자연스러운 것으로 강제하기 위해 일제는 오랜 기간 힘을 기울였다. 그것은 근대 군국주의 국가가 총력을 기울인 것이었으며 그만큼 교묘하고도 폭력적인 것이었다. 한국전쟁과 그 이후 벌어진 휴전체제하에서 역대 정권은 이를 이어받아 군인동원을 진행해왔다. 하지만 이에 대한 적극적이고 전면적인 거부 행위가 군대기피 형태로 계속 이어져오기도 했다.This paper aims to deal with the military mobilization culture among the war culture that took place on the modern Korean Peninsula. To this end, we will return to the era of the Asia-Pacific War and the Korean War, when the mobilization of soldiers was initiated by the National Rehabilitation System, and learn how the culture related to the mobilization of soldiers was working at that point. The premise of this paper is that the Korean Peninsula has historically been a peace zone with little need for a national rehabilitation system. Thus, during the Asia-Pacific War and the Korean War, when the modern rehabilitation system was launched, the Korean people took it as a novelty. In order to force this to be natural, the Japanese worked hard for a long time. It was an all-out effort by the modern militarist state, and it was just as subtle and violent. Under the Korean War and the subsequent armistice, previous administrations took over and mobilized soldiers. However, active and all-out rejection has continued in the form of military rejection.
Developing Grammar Text for Distinction of Similar Meaning

This study is about developing grammar text to help Korean learners. Studying intermediate course, Korean learners usually make many mistakes or errors. To preventing this kinds of errors they need to study grammar form through grammar text which is constructed with two similar grmmar forms. Similar grammar form indicate relation between two grammar form which have similar meaning functionally. Accordingly inner or outward relation between two similar grammar form, grammar text are divided into next three types. First one is basic form-polysemous meaning, second is basic form-derivational meaning, third is different form-similar meaning. And also accordingly an individual distinction of similar grammar form, grammar text can be divided into conversational text, written language text, description text etc. Teaching grammar form through grammar text, Korean learners can avoid not only errors but also interference of meaning was caused from similarity in two grammar forms.
Modal logic NL for common language

Despite initial appearance, paradoxes in classical logic, when comprehension is unrestricted, do not go away even if the law of excluded middle is dropped, unless the law of noncontradiction is eliminated as well, which makes logic much less powerful. Is there an alternative way to preserve unrestricted comprehension of common language, while retaining power of classical logic? The answer is yes, when provability modal logic is utilized. Modal logic NL is constructed for this purpose. Unless a paradox is provable, usual rules of classical logic follow. The main point for modal logic NL is to tune the law of excluded middle so that we allow for a sentence and its negation to be both false in case a paradox provably arises. Curry's paradox is resolved differently from other paradoxes but is also resolved in modal logic NL. The changes allow for unrestricted comprehension and naive set theory, and allow us to justify use of common language in formal sense.
Quality of service task scheduling algorithm for time-cost trade off scheduling problem in cloud computing environment

In cloud computing environment, managing trade-offs between time and cost when executing large-scale tasks to guarantee customers minimum running time and cost of computation is not always feasible. Metaheuristics scheduling algorithms are considered as potential solutions but however, exhibit local trapping and imbalance between its global and local search. In this study, a multi-objective task scheduling model is first developed upon which a dynamic multi-objective orthogonal Taguchi-based cat swarm optimisation (dMOOTC) task scheduling algorithm is proposed to solve the model. In the developed dMOOTC algorithm, the Taguchi orthogonal approach and Pareto-optimisation strategy are used to reduced local trapping and balances between the global and local search which possibly increases its speed of convergence. Thirty independent simulation runs were conducted on CloudSim simulator tool. The results of the simulation showed that the dMOOTC scheduling algorithm showed a remarkable performance in minimising the time and cost compared to the benchmarked algorithms.
Learning Design of Indonesian Phonology Based on Digital Learning Management System

The 4.0 industrial revolution that occurs today, demands the changes of learning process in universities towards learning based on digital.The form of digitalization of the learning process will later penetrate the boundaries of space and time that have been blocking the interaction between the lecturers and the students.This simple writing, then will describe the design of the digital learning process in colleges.The digitalization in this paper means an android-based learning design utilizing software/learning management system (LMS) for activities in the network (online) in Indonesian phonology courses.Some features that can be utilized in managing LMS based learning are: a) Courses, with courses menu, the users can create new classes, join classes that have already existed or browse through the predefined class list.b) Groups which functions like the wall messages of the group members and can also post on the wall messages.When joining a group, the users can search for parts of the group that the users want.c) Resources are to maintain, to track the documents, files and images that users upload in the class.d) Recent Activity is to display the latest news contained in the account.e) Calendar, to display the calendar page that was posted earlier in the Recent Activity.f) Messages are to send messages or view the messages among the fellow users, and g) People is to be able to see a list of the users in a class.
Stablecoins in Cryptoeconomics. From Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)

In the course of their growth and their more recent crisis, cryptocurrencies suffered from tremendous volatility. Volatility impaired cryptocurrencies’ ability to serve the needs generally associated with currencies, i.e. serve as a store of value as well as a medium of exchange and a unit of account. For this reason, developers and entrepreneurs have explored the opportunity to design “stablecoins”, stable cryptocurrencies, pegged to fiat currencies such as the US dollar and Euro. Stablecoins should in principle be stabilized recurring to collateral (in fiat currency, precious metal, or a basket of cryptocurrencies) or implementing algorithmic “seigniorage” mechanisms.This Article analyzes stablecoins’ main characteristics, identifies their main categories, and also considers their role in cryptoeconomics and their infrastructural vocation for future developments of the distributed ledger technology. Furthermore, this Article builds on the problems affecting stablecoins, focusing in particular on: the apparent contradiction in implementing a fully decentralized system that is based on a central validator; the endemic opaqueness of auditing operations, in particular the collateral and the algorithmic stabilization mechanisms; conflict of interests emerging from stablecoins’ relationship with cryptoexchanges; and their role in the recent Bitcoin bubble. Finally, this Article highlights the regulatory uncertainty at the level of securities and commodities law that may characterize stablecoins in the same way as initial coin offerings (ICOs), and opens to the possibility that stablecoins may trigger a more active reaction from governments and central bankers in designing and effectively implementing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). More broadly, this Article aims to highlight the factual interconnections linking ICOs, cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and CBDCs: although these entities belonging to different contexts (securities law and capital formation, payment systems, monetary policy), they are intertwined and are part of the same evolution.
A Simple Physical Model to Assist in Fluid Mechanics Calculations

A simple physical model to assist in fluid mechanics calculationsThis "5-minute presentation" introduces session participants to a simple physical model that the author uses to help students learn how to calculate the hydrostatic force on a planar surface.A frequent source of confusion among students when learning this concept is the definition of "area."Students often mix up the area of the planar surface with the area of the side of the pressure distribution.This model helps differentiate between the two.It also provides an easy means of showing students that the pressure distribution is not prismatic when the it acts on a planar surface of variable width.Since introducing this model several years ago, student performance on homework and exam problems related to this concept have generally increased by approximately ten percent.
The concept of the versatile research skills development among students of a technical university in the process of foreign language teaching

Building research skills for students of technical universities attracts the attention as an important component of the professional competence. One of the possible solutions is to use elements of research work in the process of foreign language teaching, since this academic discipline provides a variety of opportunities for acquiring these skills. Studying a foreign language contributes to the development of research skills, analytical skills and critical thinking. Teaching students how to work with a text, to extract information, to use compression skills (summarizing) and expanding information (commenting), using citation, compiling a bibliographic list will help them gain skills for writing articles. The ability to make a presentation, ask questions and prove their point of view will prepare students for a presentation at a scientific conference and participation in a scientific discussion. Use of computer technology at all stages of training (information retrieval, creation of a written text, preparation of a presentation) also contributes to the skills necessary for a contemporary specialist. Attracting students’ attention to research work in a foreign language contributes to the increase of motivation for scientific work, and to the further studies of a foreign language, which becomes a means of obtaining professional information and generalizing existing knowledge in scientific work. Reliance on previously obtained knowledge brings research skills development in the framework of “foreign language” programme to the fore for non-linguistic stu-dents. These conclusions can be useful for teachers and students of a technical university and can improve research work organization of future specialists.