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SPECIFICITY OF LIFE PERSPECTIVE OF PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS WITH DIFFERENT VALUE PROFILE

The article reveals the concept of the life perspective of personality and emphasizes the main peculiarities of its development. Also a description of the results of empirical research of future psychologists life perspectives is presented. The comparative analysis of life perspective of students with different value profile is conducted.The research showed that all students have a program of their own actions in the long run, which influences the formation of their life perspective in the process of professional education. The young boys and girls give a steadily important role to material well-being and prosperity in their lives. In the future the importance of the family sphere grows. Also future psychologists gradually give more importance to health in the life perspective. Significant recession is observed in determining the importance of leisure. Insignificant variations are observed in determining the role of personal self-fulfillment, work and career. Indexes of the public sphere role in life perspective are consistently low. It was proved that the future psychologists have formed the system of value orientations, as all the respondents without exeptions have the meaningful value blocks allocated. The analysis of meaningful value blocks proved the predominance of students’ individual values.The construction of the students’ life perspectives relates mostly to the conviction that some ultimate goal of individual existence from the personal and social point of view is worth pursuing. In general, the determination of future professionals’ life perspectives demonstrated the presence of a certain program of their own actions in the long run and the presence of the dynamics of ideas about the future.
A Version Numbering Scheme for Informational Objects Used in VM Live Migration

Various numbering schemes are used to track different versions and revisions of files, software packages, and documents. One major challenge in this regard is the lack of an all-purpose, adaptive, comprehensive and efficient standard. To resolve the challenge, this article presents Quadruple Version Numbering Scheme. In the proposed scheme, the version identifier consists of four integers. These four numbers from Left to Right are called: Release Sequence Number, Generation Number, Features List Number, and Corrections List Number respectively. In the article, special values are given for the quadruple numbers and their meanings are described. QAVNS is an Adaptive scheme; this means that it has the capability to track the different versions and revisions of files, software packages, project output documents, design documents, rules, manuals, style sheets, drawings, graphics, administrative and legal documents, and the other types of Informational Objects in different environments, without alterations in its structure. The proposed scheme has the capability to monitor changes in the types of informational objects, such as virtual machine memory, in the live migration process. The experimental and analytical results indicate the desirability and effectiveness of the proposed scheme in satisfying the desired expectations. The proposed scheme can become a common standard and successfully applied in all academic, engineering, administrative, legislative, legal, manufacturing, industrial, operational, software development, documentary, and other environments. The standardization of this scheme and its widespread usage can be a great help in improving everyone's understanding of the numbering of versions & revisions.
Agile Evaluation Methods for Intelligent Transport Systems – Definitions of Agile Characteristics and Assessment Criteria

Information on the technical functioning, impacts, interoperability and acceptance of ITS systems is crucial to making decisions on the deployment of these systems. The resources, time and amount of data available for evaluation studies of a potential ITS system are often more or less limited. A need for more agile evaluation methods has been identified. This study provides definitions for different agile characteristics of evaluation methods for ITS systems, measurable criteria for these characteristics, and a definition for an agile evaluation method. The agile characteristics were defined on the basis of a literature study taking into account the Agile Manifesto, literature on measuring the agility of software development methods, and the experience obtained from seven case studies. The agile characteristics found to be relevant for evaluation methods for ITS include flexibility, leanness, lightness and simplicity, responsiveness, learning, speed and sustainability. The descriptions of agile characteristics, criteria for measuring the agility of evaluation methods and the definition of an agile evaluation method were validated by applying them to seven case studies. The case studies involved evaluations of technical functioning, impacts, socio-economic benefits, interoperability and user acceptance of ITS systems. Of the seven evaluated case studies, five were found to be based on agile methods as such or with restrictions. The study results indicated that agile methods for evaluating the impacts of ITS have many similar characteristics to expert assessment, such as limited requirements for time and resources. However, they can be expected to be more transparent and possibly also more accurate than expert assessment without supporting documentation. Agile methods for evaluating the technical functioning of ITS systems, based on observation of system behaviour, analysis of reliability and statistical analysis of study results, can be used to verify the operation of an ITS system or subsystem in realistic operating conditions. They can be applied also in situations in which no extensive up-to-date documentation on system requirements is produced or maintained, such as when an agile development model is used for developing an ITS system. The study results indicate that not all simple or simplistic evaluation methods are agile methods, as simplicity does not imply that the evaluation method has other essential characteristics of agility such as flexibility and leanness. More validation will likely be needed for descriptions of the agile characteristics of evaluation methods, for the criteria for agility, and for the definition of an agile evaluation method. Further analyses should also be carried out on how to employ agile development, testing and systems engineering methods in the development of ITS systems in an optimum way, and how agile evaluation methods could be connected to them.; Alykkaan liikenteen sovellusten kayttoonotto edellyttaa tietoa sovellusten vaikuttavuudesta, teknisesta toimivuudesta,…
Site selection for Temporary Earthquake Shelter Compounds, Using Analytic Hierarchy Process and Weighted Linear Combination based on GIS; Case Study: Shahrood

Site selection for Temporary Earthquake Shelter Compounds, Using Analytic Hierarchy Process and Weighted Linear Combination based on GIS; Case Study: Shahrood
Configuration and Declaration of Beans

In this chapter, we’re going to explore a decent subset of Spring configuration, and we’re going to shift attention away from "Hello, World" into a simple application that will allow us to explore features and configuration. We’ll introduce the sample application first, then walk through a few different ways to configure it. There’s a lot of code here, much of it redundant on the surface, but we’ll use some base classes to help reduce the tendency to repeat ourselves.
Wavelet Packet Based Video Super-resolution Using Radial Basis Function Neural Network

Video super-resolution uses a set of successive low-resolution (LR) images in a video sequence to reconstruct a high-quality and high-resolution (HR) image. In this paper, a video super-resolution image reconstruction method using local full search (LFS) motion estimation algorithm, wavelet packet transform (WPT) and radial basis function (RBF) neural network is proposed. LFS motion estimation algorithm is used to collect motion-trace volume which can eliminate deep object motion in the LR images. The HR input image is decomposed by using two-level two-dimension (2D) WPT. The resulted sub-images are employed to train the networks. RBF neural network is applied to each sub-band to learn the relationship between LR and HR images. The super-resolved (SR) image is finally produced by using the inverse WPT. Experiments are mainly focused on image sequences from real videos with different kind of motions. The objective and subjective quality assessments are carried out and compared with the conventional super-resolution methods. The experimental results give that the proposed method outperforms the conventional and recent super-resolution methods for real video sequences. It is well noticed that the proposed method has the best results in terms of both the objective quality and visual quality of the super-resolved image.
Research on College English Humanities Elective Course——Take English Public Speaking Elective Course as an Example

With the development of economic globalization, international exchanges of politics, economy and culture have become more frequent, and China's connections with the world economy have become increasingly close. As a cradle for training high-quality talents, many universities in China have proposed to train college students with an international vision and can participate in international exchanges and cooperation. Most of the college students in our country have received many years of English education, but there are very few students who can participate in international exchanges smoothly, it is inseparable from the teaching mode of English teaching in China, English teaching in most colleges and universities in China generally read according to the book, in addition, students lack opportunities for English practice, as a result, it is difficult for students to improve their English communication level. As an important way of expression and learning in English, English speaking plays an important role in the course learning because of its strong interest and high practicability, therefore, it is necessary to offer speaking courses in the teaching of college English humanities elective course. This paper focuses on the related contents of the construction of college English public speaking courses, in order to provide some references for the university to offer English speaking elective courses.
Working with the CodeDOM

In this chapter, you will learn about using the CodeDOM to generate code.
LibGuides: ENC1102 Powley OER: Web Sources

Resources for Dr. Tammy Powley's English Composition II open educational resource course at Indian River State College.
Research Guides: Living Library: For Human Books

Find common ground through dialogue at the W&M Living Library by checking out human “books” and hearing a significant story from their lives.
Research on Possible Effects of Transformation of Local Undergraduate Universities

With the gradual transformation and development of local universities in China, the educational structure and teaching concepts have been greatly affected to some extent. This paper will analyze the effects of local undergraduate colleges in the process of transformation and development, and propose countermeasures for the transformation and development of local undergraduate colleges.
Dynamic .NET Assemblies: Defining Dynamic .NET Types

As you know, the .NET platform supports two types of .NET assemblies, static and dynamic. This chapter and the next are about working with dynamic .NET assemblies; it covers the purpose and benefits of dynamic .NET assemblies and how to perform fundamental tasks with them. Also, you will learn how to define a dynamic .NET assembly, a dynamic .NET module, a dynamic .NET reference type, and a dynamic .NET field member.
About Static .NET Assembly

The .NET Core platform supports two types of .NET assemblies, static and dynamic. This chapter covers how to work with the static .NET assembly, the purpose and benefits of the static .NET assembly, the structural organization of a .NET assembly’s metadata, and how to do fundamental tasks with .NET assemblies.
Memory efficient inverse DWT computation of HR-images for WVSNs/IoT

In this paper, a novel low memory technique for computing inverse discrete wavelet transform (IDWT) of highresolution (HR) images is proposed. The proposed technique needs to store only one subband line in system's memory at a time for computing IDWT of images. Moreover, lifting scheme is also incorporated in the proposed method in order to reduce its complexity. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method (without lifting) requires approximately 99.90%, 80%, and 83.88% less memory than the conventional IDWT, line-based IDWT (with 5/3 filter-bank), and line-based IDWT (with 9/7 filterbank). Also, the proposed method (with lifting) requires 77.78% and 84.62% less memory than the lifting line-based IDWT with 5/3 and 9/7 filter-banks respectively. It is also shown through simulations that the proposed method (with and without lifting) can be combined with state-of-the-art wavelet-based image coding algorithms without degrading their performance. Thus, the proposed method (with and without lifting) is suitable for computing the inverse DWT of images over memory-constrained wireless visual sensor networks (WVSNs)/Internet of things (IoT).
Wanted: Sustainable Water Supplies

Journal AWWAVolume 111, Issue 9 p. 102-104 Water Resource Sustainability Wanted: Sustainable Water Supplies Sierra Dontanville, Sierra DontanvilleSearch for more papers by this authorCorinne Bertoia, Corinne BertoiaSearch for more papers by this author Sierra Dontanville, Sierra DontanvilleSearch for more papers by this authorCorinne Bertoia, Corinne BertoiaSearch for more papers by this author First published: 03 September 2019 https://doi.org/10.1002/awwa.1369Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume111, Issue9September 2019Pages 102-104 RelatedInformation
INCREASING SPEAKING SKILL THROUGH ROLE-PLAY AND STORY-TELLING AIDED WITH AUDIO-VISUAL

The aim of this study is to convey in-depth research on improving English speaking skills as integrated skills assisted by audio visual. This research includes; 1) the process of improving English speaking skills as an integrated skill assisted by audio visual, and 2) the results of improving English speaking skills as integrated skills assisted by audio visual. The research method used is action research that implements teaching that is considered capable of improving the learning process which is automatically expected to improve the results achieved by students. The research found that role-play and story-telling are techniques that can be used to teach speaking speaking. Role-play and story-telling will not run smoothly when the teacher intervenes students’ activities too much. Students need to work on their own to become autonomous and independent learners so that they will have lots of activities to communicate using English.
Persistence with Spring and Spring Data

In Chapter 8 we finally stopped looking at configuration and presentation mechanisms, and we looked at accessing a relational database with JdbcTemplate. In this chapter, we’re going to look at accessing data again – with a Spring project called "Spring Data," which can provide a mostly data-agnostic view of data access.
How to Create Strategic Entrepreneurship for Business Growth

The concept of strategic entrepreneurship refers to simultaneously engaging in the activities of discovering (creating knowledge and new capabilities) and exploiting (exploiting existing and current organizational resources and knowledge), which has increasingly attracted attention in strategic management and organizational entrepreneurship literature. In spite of this importance, there are two significant theoretical gaps in the context of Iran. First, how can organizations create strategic entrepreneurship capability in their organizations and what are the effective factors in this regard? Second, does basically strategic entrepreneurship lead to business growth or not? The statistical population of this research includes 93 active food industry companies in Tehran and Gorgan. The questionare was completed by 75 firms which are statistically generalizable based on the Cochran formula. Reliability of the survey instrument is confirmed using Cronbach Alpha. Content and construct validity tests were confirmed by some university professors and statistical techniqies such as confirmatoty factor analysis respectively. Finally, research hypotheses were tested by structural equation modeling (SEM) using Smartpls software. The results show that Entrepreneurial mindset, entrepreneurial culture, entrepreneurial leadership and creativity and innovation through strategic entrepreneurship have a significant positive effect on a firm’s growth.
A semi-autonomous approach to connecting proprietary EHR standards to FHIR

HL7's Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard is designed to provide a consistent way in which to represent and exchange healthcare data, such as electronic health records (EHRs). SMART--on--FHIR (SoF) technology uses this standard to augment existing healthcare data systems with a standard FHIR interface. While this is an important goal, little attention has been paid to developing mechanisms that convert EHR data structured using proprietary schema to the FHIR standard, in order to be served by such an interface. In this paper, a formal process is proposed that both identifies a set of FHIR resources that best capture the elements of an EHR, and transitions the contents of that EHR to FHIR, with a view to supporting the operation of SoF containers, and the wider interoperability of health records with the FHIR standard. This process relies on a number of techniques that enable us to understand when two terms are equivalent, in particular a set of similarity metrics, which are combined along with a series of parameters in order to enable the approach to be tuned to the different EHR standards encountered. Thus, when realised in software, the translation process is semi-autonomous, requiring only the specification of these parameters before performing an arbitrary number of future conversions. The approach is demonstrated by utilising it as part of the CONSULT project, a wider decision support system that aims to provide intelligent decision support for stroke patients.
Peranan Penerapan Sistem Akuntansi Accurate Terhadap Penyusunan Laporan Keuangan (Studi Kasus Pada Umkm Toko Textile Leuwi Di Bogor)

The purposes of this study are (1) to identify the transaction recording system in micro, small, and medium scale enterprises, in this case the object of study, Textile Leuwi Shop, (2) to recognize the application of Accurate accounting system in Textile Leuwi Shop, and (3) to identify the role of Accurate accounting system application on the financial statements presentation in Textile Leuwi Shop. The research method used in this study is descriptive qualitative based on observation and data obtained. The author tried to explain how transactions were recorded, and the very same transaction data then applied into Accurate accounting system. There is also explanation on the impact of application of Accurate accounting system in Textile Leuwi Shop. The results showed that transactions are still recorded manually and that the shop has not yet make financial statement. Accurate then applied after previously carrying advanced preparation, entering and importing data. After all transaction processes were carried out, a financial report can be made available. The application of Accurate accounting system software guarantees a fast, easy and accurate report.
Priority Based Resource Allocation For Meta-Task Scheduling In Cloud Computing

Cloud computing environment assures to provide on demand computing services through internet on pay-as-you-use basis.Even though there are several issues existing, scheduling is the main issue in cloud.Scheduling of tasks is difficult because of sole elements in cloud computing such as resource heterogeneity, task heterogeneity and user priority.This paper proposes a new Priority based Resource Allocation (PRA) for metatask scheduling in cloud.This algorithm thinks about priority given to meta-task by the users.The instances of high speed resource will be used for scheduling the meta-task set with user priority and heterogeneous resources are allocated for non-priority meta-task set.The PRA algorithm minimizes the makespan and cost, and increases the utilization of resources over the existing algorithm.
BUILDING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF AN INTENDING MUSIC TEACHER AT CHORAL CONDUCTING LESSONS

The article reveals a description of professional training of an intending music teacher based on the principles of the competency-based approach. Key positions of special competence building (professional, subject) are stated. Ways of implementing the competency-based approach in artistic studies are analyzed. A number of substantive competencies covering different types of music activity for students is illustrated. A complex of professional competences, that can be built in the process of choral conducting training as an educational object and type of arts that provides quality of professional preparedness of intending music teacher, is considered. Building a creative competence of intending music teachers includes a wide range of pedagogical tasks involving the entire cycle of artistic disciplines of universities, orientation of musical-educational process on the student’s cultural development, acquiring practical experience, which will allow intending specialists to carry out professional functions successfully in the changing social and cultural conditions, ability to develop independently and implement professional potential acquired in the course of training.Speaking about the competency-based approach, the author means such an approach to training the intending music teacher, which is directed to the implementation of individually-oriented education of the specialist, building its readiness and capacity of the effective carring out the professional activities in the changing environment of cultural and educational markets. It contributes to building and developing key (basic) and special competencies of an individual.
An overview of kriging for researchers

This document corresponds to a 2h class on kriging, also known as conditional Gaussian Processes (GP) or Gaussian Process Regression (GPR). The class was part of the MNMUQ2019 summer school on uncertainty quantification. In the first part of the class, we introduce basics of GPR up to a point where it could be coded by a motivated student. The second part of the class covers research topics such as kernel design and interpolation in a RKHS.