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Teaching Vocabulary To The Tenth Grade Students At Muhammadiyah Boarding School 1 Weleri, Kendal In 2019/2020 Academic Year: Teachers’ Techniques And Students’ Responses

This study describes the techniques applied by teachers in teaching English vocabulary to the tenth grade students at Muhammadiyah Boarding School 1 Weleri. This study aims to determine and describe the techniques used by teachers on how teachers apply these techniques in teaching English vocabulary, and analyze the responses of students regarding the techniques used by teachers in vocabulary learning. The subjects of this study were two teachers and six tenth grade students at Muhammadiyah Boarding School 1 Weleri. The method used is descriptive qualitative. The research was obtained by observation, interview and documentation. The results of this study, researchers found five techniques used by both teachers in teaching English vocabulary. Teacher A techniques used are: (a) example sentences, (b) word syntaxes, (c) translating with dictionaries, (d) practice (oral drills and practice exercises), and (e) memorization. Teacher B techniques used are: (a) equality of words / opposites, (b) translating, (c) practice, and (e) memorization. Students‘ responses in general can accept the techniques used by both teachers, which can be seen from the attitudes, activeness, and enthusiasm of students when attending lessons. Students have different responses to the techniques used by teacher A and teacher B. With the techniques applied by the teacher in vocabulary learning, students‘ get improvement in learning English.
PENGARUH PERHATIAN ORANG TUA TERHADAP MOTIVASI BELAJAR SISWA DITINJAU DARI AGAMA, SOSIAL, DAN EKONOMI DI SMA BINA SPORA MANDIRI CIGOMBONG BOGOR

The purpose of this study was to determine the influence of parents' attention on the students motivation in terms of religious, social, and economic. The research subjects were students of class X, XI, and XII SMA Bina Spora Mandiri, Cigombong, Bogor. The sample amounted to 58 students taken by total sampling technique. From the results of the calculation and analysis of research data concluded about the influences of X1 (parents role) and X2 (religious, social, economic role) to Y (student motivation). This is calculated based on the acquisition of Anova table calculated F value of 33.237 with a significant level of 0.00. With probability (sig) 0.00 or less than 0.05 (0.00 &lt;0.05). The different between th evariables X1, X2 together with a variable Y is 0.740 with the coefficient of determination 0.547; with regard to X1, X2 together with the variable Y X1, X2 together with the variables contributing to the variable Y of 54.7%, while being the rest influenced by other factors.
Superconducting Parametric Oscillators for Quantum Annealing

Quantum annealing is a method for finding the global minimum of a given objective function by using quantum fluctuations and is used mainly for combinatorial optimization problems where the search space is discrete. For ideal quantum annealing quantum bits which have long coherence time and scalability are necessary, and superconducting circuits are promising candidates for them. This is because high coherence is expected due to superconducting phenomena and high integration is realized by solid-state devices. In this paper quantum annealing based on superconducting parametric oscillators and related technology are introduced.
Opportunistic multi-party shuffling for data reporting privacy

An important feature of data collection frameworks, in which voluntary participants are involved, is that of privacy. Besides data encryption, which protects the data from third parties in case the communication channel is compromised, there are schemes to obfuscate the data and thus provide some anonymity in the data itself, as well as schemes that 'mix' the data to prevent tracing the data back to the source by using network identifiers. This mixing is usually implemented by utilizing special mix networks in the data collection framework. In this paper we focus on schemes for mixing the data where the participants do not need to trust the mix network or the data collector with hiding the source of the data so that we can evaluate the efficacy of peer to peer mixing strategies in the real world. To achieve this, we present a simple opportunistic multi-party shuffling scheme to mix the data and effectively obfuscate the source of the data. We successfully simulate 3 cases with artificial parameters and then use the real-world Mobile Data Challenge (MDC) data to simulate an additional 2 scenarios with realistic parameters. Our results show that such approaches can be effective depending on the time constraints of the data collection and we conclude with design implications for the implementation of the proposed data collection scheme in real life deployments.
Talking about the Organic Combination of Vocal Music and Piano Accompaniment

Vocal music and piano accompaniment, as two different forms of art, occupy an equally important position in the art field. This paper discusses the relationship, status and role of vocal singing and piano accompaniment, the training of the two, how to combine organically, etc., comprehensively demonstrates and puts forward suggestions for teaching, and strengthens the practical operation teaching of vocal singing and piano accompaniment.
UNDEREXPOSED AND UNDERWATER IMAGE ENHANCEMENT VIA IMAGE REDUCE HAZING ALGORITHM

Underexposed and Underwater image processing is a knowledge investigate field that can possibly assist engineers with bettering investigates the submerged condition. Submerged picture handling has been utilized in a decent sort of fields, as submerged minuscule identification, territory filtering, mine recognition, media transmission links, and self-sufficient submerged vehicles.Underwater and underexposed experiences solid retention, dissipating, shading, and clamor from the counterfeit light sources causing picture obscure, cloudiness and a pale blue or greenish tone. In this way, the upgrade can be separated into two techniques submerged picture de-right of passage and underexposed picture shading rebuilding. This paper presents the purpose behind underexposed and underwater pictures and studies the best in class knowledge calculations like picture lessen right of passage calculation.Right now two diverse de-preliminaries techniques simple dcp and approximate dcp to diminish cloudiness in a picture.
Hardness of Bounded Distance Decoding on Lattices in $\ell_p$ Norms

$ \newcommand{\Z}{\mathbb{Z}} \newcommand{\eps}{\varepsilon} \newcommand{\cc}[1]{\mathsf{#1}} \newcommand{\NP}{\cc{NP}} \newcommand{\problem}[1]{\mathrm{#1}} \newcommand{\BDD}{\problem{BDD}} $Bounded Distance Decoding $\BDD_{p,α}$ is the problem of decoding a lattice when the target point is promised to be within an $α$ factor of the minimum distance of the lattice, in the $\ell_{p}$ norm. We prove that $\BDD_{p, α}$ is $\NP$-hard under randomized reductions where $α\to 1/2$ as $p \to \infty$ (and for $α=1/2$ when $p=\infty$), thereby showing the hardness of decoding for distances approaching the unique-decoding radius for large $p$. We also show fine-grained hardness for $\BDD_{p,α}$. For example, we prove that for all $p \in [1,\infty) \setminus 2\Z$ and constants $C &gt; 1, \eps &gt; 0$, there is no $2^{(1-\eps)n/C}$-time algorithm for $\BDD_{p,α}$ for some constant $α$ (which approaches $1/2$ as $p \to \infty$), assuming the randomized Strong Exponential Time Hypothesis (SETH). Moreover, essentially all of our results also hold (under analogous non-uniform assumptions) for $\BDD$ with preprocessing, in which unbounded precomputation can be applied to the lattice before the target is available. Compared to prior work on the hardness of $\BDD_{p,α}$ by Liu, Lyubashevsky, and Micciancio (APPROX-RANDOM 2008), our results improve the values of $α$ for which the problem is known to be $\NP$-hard for all $p &gt; p_1 \approx 4.2773$, and give the very first fine-grained hardness for $\BDD$ (in any norm). Our reductions rely on a special family of "locally dense" lattices in $\ell_{p}$ norms, which we construct by modifying the integer-lattice sparsification technique of Aggarwal and Stephens-Davidowitz (STOC 2018).
A STUDY ON IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INELLIGENCE IN OPERATIONS

Artificial intelligence is the ability of a computer program or machine to think and learn. It is beginning to impact many areas of modern business, andoperations are no exception. In today’s world AI is helping the organizations to make the most use of machine earning in tech support and control infrastructure, natural language processing is becoming an efficient tool in achieving the organisational goals/ objectives By the usage of proper AI technology, most of the industries gain ability to increase efficiency, save money and time without settling their operations by automating the boring, repetitive task which can lead to attain cost savings, optimising their business, workforce and products. AI has a huge scope in business operations (i.e., from the birth and solvency of the firm).Artificial intelligence can play a crucial role in each and every stage of the business and is a game changer mainly in decision making(logistics). With the use of AI in logistics the businesses can lessen the transportation time and cost, increase the efficiency in reaching out the customer.
L’<i>Historia della guerra del Monferrato</i>: un testo non piemontese

Abstract The 17th century poem called Historia della guerra del Monferrato is generally deemed to be written in a Piedmontese dialect (specifically, in a variety from Monferrat) and for this reason it is included in Piedmontese anthologies and treated as a Piedmontese text by scholars. This paper aims to show, by a comparative linguistic analysis, that this text it is not actually written in Piedmontese, adding evidence to some neglected suggestions by Carlo Salvioni in this regard. In fact, he believed that the Historia was a text from Bergamo, but even this claim is inaccurate, because the main linguistic features of this text can show that its place of origin is probably an area between eastern Lombardy, Emilia and Venetia, perhaps in the surroundings of Mantua.
Joint Parameter-and-Bandwidth Allocation for Improving the Efficiency of Partitioned Edge Learning

To leverage data and computation capabilities of mobile devices, machine learning algorithms are deployed at the network edge for training artificial intelligence (AI) models, resulting in the new paradigm of edge learning. In this paper, we consider the framework of partitioned edge learning for iteratively training a large-scale model using many resource-constrained devices (called workers). To this end, in each iteration, the model is dynamically partitioned into parametric blocks, which are downloaded to worker groups for updating using data subsets. Then, the local updates are uploaded to and cascaded by the server for updating a global model. To reduce resource usage by minimizing the total learning-and-communication latency, this work focuses on the novel joint design of parameter (computation load) allocation and bandwidth allocation (for downloading and uploading). Two design approaches are adopted. First, a practical sequential approach, called partially integrated parameter-and-bandwidth allocation (PABA), yields two schemes, namely bandwidth aware parameter allocation and parameter aware bandwidth allocation. The former minimizes the load for the slowest (in computing) of worker groups, each training a same parametric block. The latter allocates the largest bandwidth to the worker being the latency bottleneck. Second, PABA are jointly optimized. Despite its being a nonconvex problem, an efficient and optimal solution algorithm is derived by intelligently nesting a bisection search and solving a convex problem. Experimental results using real data demonstrate that integrating PABA can substantially improve the performance of partitioned edge learning in terms of latency (by e.g., 46%) and accuracy (by e.g., 4%).
Domestic and Foreign Approaches to Working with Foreign students: “Personnel Reserve” vs “soft Power”

The goal of this study is to reveal the country-specific features of approaches to working with international students, as well as to determine their key strategies. In the modern world, education is becoming a new platform for competition between states, because its function is not only to provide knowledge but also to form the consciousness and outlook of a young person. Accordingly, states seek through educational institutions to promote around the world their national development models, value systems and cultural elements. The ultimate goal of such a policy is the creation of a pool of staunch supporters around the world who after return to their homeland will relay the “gained knowledge” upon the society. However, are states only driven by this goal? Of course not — a lot of countries are focused on attracting foreign students to include the most talented and gifted of them in the national “personnel reserve”. The danger of the latter approach lies in the formation of constant dependence on “external brains”.
Translating news article from english into indonesian in PT. Solusi Bahasa Internasional (Translexi)

The objectives of this report are (1) to describe the activities done during the internship in PT. Solusi Bahasa Internasional from February 6, 2019 up to March 8, 2019, particularly translating news article from English into Indonesian, (2) to describe problems that occurred during the translation process, and (3) to describe the attempts to solve them.There were several activities done by interns during the internship program. The main activity was practicing to translate texts, particularly news article, and other kinds of text such as technical, narrative, tourism promotional video script, food recipe, and legal. Translexi frequently acquires technical texts because most projects in the translation market contain technical activities. The additional activities were attending daily briefing, film screening, and attending presentations of material related to translation and linguistics, and attending daily briefing. In translating those texts, the intern had done three basic steps in translation, i.e. analyzing the text, transferring the message, and restructuring. Problems appeared during translating were difficult terms, eyes bags, and tired hand. The solution done to solve the first problem was searching for the meaning of the difficult terms from dictionary and parallel text such as from Cambridge Dictionary and Google. The solutions done to overcome the second problem were taking enough rest and meeting the body?snutritional needs
A Detailed Review for the E-healthcare Management System and Framework in South Korea

The article provides an intensive review literature of E-healthcare from many research which has been published all over the world. As a result, it brings us a general view of applications of technologies which are applicable in our daily life. Subsequently, we apply and propose solutions for South Korea which would aim to lead the development of frameworks for e-healthcare management system more efficiently. More specifically, we focus on three important parts which are the application of current technologies in health care systems, data acquisition from sensors and the analysis of data techniques for healthcare management systems.
Applying Read, Cover, Remember, Retell (RCRR) Strategy to Foster Students’ Reading Comprehension of Descriptive Text

The aim of this study was to obtain the empirical evidence of the Effect of applying Read, Cover, Remember, Retell (RCRR) Strategy on Students’ Reading Comprehension of Descriptive Text at the Tenth-Grade students of SMA Muhammadiyah 8 Ciputat in Academic Year 2018/2019. The population sample of this study was 54 students selected by purposive sampling technique and was divided into two classes; X IPS 3 as the experimental class, was treated using RCRR strategy and X IPS 2 as the controlled class, was treated without using RCRR strategy. The method that was used in the study was a quantitative method using quasi-experimental design. The data was analyzed by using t-test. The results obtained from this study showed the heterogeneity of student performance in reading comprehension of descriptive text after applying RCRR strategy and without applying the strategy. The result showed a post-test score p-value of 0.001 with a meaning rate of 0.05 (5%). In other terms, the p-value (0.001) &lt; sig α= 0.05 (5%) is provided. Therefore, the outcome of the effect size was 1.47. It proved that using the RCRR strategy was effective to use at a strong level on students’ reading understanding of descriptive text at the tenth-grade students of SMA Muhammadiyah 8 Ciputat at a strong level.
SOCIAL MEDIA AND LIBRARY MARKETING A NEW APPROACH IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Social media is the key to the possible communication tools that allow the library staff and library users to interact with each other.Social media enables libraries to promote their sources and services.The current study was based on the survey method.The qualitative research design was used to complete this research.The overall literature has been retrieved from Google Scholar and google.comand reviewed as per the criteria of this paper.The present research has highlighted social media and library marketing.This paper is also identified as issues and challenges.The present study has highlighted the benefits of social media in libraries.Social media is the largest virtual platform that is providing the libraries to promote their sources and services.itis obvious that social media is helping libraries to market their services and sources.It would be better that libraries should use or apply to social media for better approaches to the library users.Every library is facing too many problems and issues that must be removed properly then it would be better to use social media for library marketing.
Conversational Implicature In Indonesian President Candidates Debate on Metro Tv

The purpose of this research is to identify kinds and meaning of conversational implicature, especially in President Candidates’ utterances based on context that used in the Indonesian President Candidates Debate on June 2014 in METROTV Television. The data is obtained by identifying the utterances that have implicature, in videos form that have been recorded via mobile phone and downloaded from social media site, it means to make easy in identifying. Then, the identified data are transcribed and analyzed by using Yule’s theory and some books that related and supported the theory. Next, the data analysis is presented by using informal method. The result of the analysis shows that President Candidates’ utterances in the debate contain two kinds on conversational implicature. They are, particularized conversational implicature, it is an implicature that can be assumed by knowing the specific context and also needs special knowledge of the listener. Then, generalized conversational implicature, it is an implicature that does not need context to assume the utterance.
LibGuides: Library Closure FAQ: Reserves

This guide will help you navigate library services, answer frequently asked questions, and get help while the school is closed.
PRESERVATION, STUDY AND POPULARIZATION OF BOOK HERITAGE IN IRKUTSK ("ACADEMIA" PUBLISHING HOUSE COLLECTION)

"Academia" Publishing House (1922–1937) books are an example of high publishing culture. For many years, the products of the publishing house have been the subject of close attention on the part of bibliophiles and collectors in many countries of the world. The reason for this interest is literary impeccability and excellent decoration. To reach unprecedented artistic heights became possible thanks to the work of the best Soviet professional artists. All the existing printing methods, the best printing houses, and graphic art techniques were used while creating these books. The history of the publishing house, covered in rare publications, alongside with triumphal events, victories at international book competitions, is full of dramatic and even tragic pages. It can be called the publishing house of repressed editors, authors, and books. Almost all the managers of Academia, many employees were subjected to repressions, were sentenced to capital punishment. Their names were extorted from the output of the entire book circulation; introductory articles were cut out, publications were discontinued, sometimes, entire print runs of books were destroyed. In modern libraries, copies of such "repressed" books have been miraculously preserved. That is why it is difficult to overestimate their historical and cultural value – genuine documentary witnesses of historical events of almost a century remoteness. The history of the Academia Publishing House is intertwined with Irkutsk, since the stuff included people whose fate related to the city on the Angara: the last head of the “Academia”, Yakov Davidovich Yanson, after the October revolution held leadership positions in the government in Irkutsk; the founder of the Soviet school of folklore and anthrax studies, Irkutsk professor Mark Konstantinovich Azadovsky also collaborated with the publishing house “Academia”. The article is the first to observe the questions of valuable collections formation and preservation in the Irkutsk Regional Universal Scientific Library named after I. I. Molchanov-Sibirsky (IRSUSL), the former library of the Irkutsk Pedagogical Institute and the library of the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum named after V. P. Sukatchev (IRAM). Collecting bit-by-bit book masterpieces, librarians study, popularize them at exhibitions, presentations, lectures, showing the authentic Russian book art culture.
FEATURES OF INFORMATION PRESENTATION ON THE LITERARY AND LOCAL HISTORY WEBSITE OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT

While carrying out their local lore activities, public libraries of the country orientate themselves on the “Guide on local lore activity of public libraries in RF” goals. In rural municipal districts, library local lore activity has its own characteristics. The article reveals the specifics of the layout of the material on the rural municipal Internet resource, gives the results of the study of “Literary map” sites of the Siberian Federal district rural areas. Attention focuses on the causes of loss of locally generated literary and local history materials and the necessity for them to be restored and preserved in order to introduce literary and historical picture of the region. The characteristic of the author’s model, that represents literature and local history material at the library website, is given; a link to materials describing the detailed mechanism of creation of literature and local history site is adduced; the structure of the website is given; statistical indicators showing the demand for the development of this theme in Russia are enumerated. Special attention is paid to the introduction to the site a section that allows composing material on human settlements. It contains brief geographical, historical, toponymical, demographic information about the settlements of the municipality, as well as full-text literary material. The article makes a significant contribution to the study of literary and local history material as a part of the cultural heritage of Russia, highlights the problem of presenting this information in an open access on the Internet. The results of the study, conducted on the base of Prokopievsk municipal libraries of the Kemerovo region, correlate with the tasks, set for cultural institutions in the national project “Culture”, developed within the framework of the presidential Decree “On national goals and strategic objectives of the development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2024”, which includes, along with the projects “Cultural environment”, “Creative people”, the Federal project “Digital culture”.