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Relationship Property and Trusts: the "Bundle of Rights" Theory?
Authors:   , Gush Frances
Published: November 2021

This dissertation examines the “bundle of rights” theory as it meets at the intersection of trust and family property law. Drawing on conceptions of property, the principles and purposes of the Property (Relationships) Act and contrasted with trust law, a theory is adopted to explain why family property law has presumptive power over trust principles. Orthodox trust principles are discussed to explain why trust assets are protected from third party claims, the importance of the laws of powers and fiduciary obligations, the problems created by settlor or appointor control and the reason a “controller” is a beneficial owner of trust assets. The dispositions of relationship property to trusts and the limits on compensatory payments are discussed alongside the significance of the abolition of gift duty, other statutory remedies and judicial responses. Case authorities are explored, similarities with Australian alter ego trusts are drawn upon, and the application of the “bundle of rights” theory is discussed with reference to the valuation of debts and occupation orders. The dissertation concludes that the “bundle of rights” theory draws on an expansive meaning of property, it is a principled approach but confined to the Act.
A Music Therapy Student's Exploration of Single Session Music Therapy for Children on a Paediatric Ward Using Action Research Methodology
Authors:   , Kaenampornpan Pornpan
Published: November 2021

This study aimed to answer the question “How can I, as a music therapy student in a paediatric ward, provide children with beneficial single session music therapy?” In order to answer this question, action research methodology was employed. This methodology allowed the researcher to monitor and question her actions in order to improve her practice. Furthermore, principles from music therapy and other disciplines were applied and adapted. The researcher’s practice would be made more appropriate, therefore, for a paediatric ward where only brief information about the children was provided and limited time was available to work with them. There were four cycles in the study. The challenges and concerns that emerged through the course of this research were 1) how to approach the children or get the music therapy session underway, 2) how to provide suitable sessions for the different needs and developmental stages of the children; 3) how to be more aware of the children’s needs, and 4) how to maintain my inspiration. All the findings from these concerns were formulated into some helpful principles that played an important role during the course of this study. The principles are: 1) being flexible; 2) keeping the patients’ and the therapist’s control in balance; 3) being sensitive to children’s responses and to their needs; 4) being familiar with background knowledge; 5) being able to build a rapport in a short time; 6) being available; 7) being open-minded; and 8) being able to reduce the therapist’s anxiety. It is recommended that these principles be employed in other contexts where the therapist has little time at his/her disposal to assess or establish a rapport with the children, and where it is hard to predict the situation or plan the session ahead.
The Experience of Deep Learning by Accounting Students in a University Accounting Course
Authors:   , Turner Martin Craig
Published: November 2021

Higher education in accounting faces a challenge to shift its emphasis from reproducing technical knowledge to developing personal capabilities such as critical thinking, creative thinking, problem-solving, communication and teamwork. The educational psychology literature suggests students will not make the cognitive effort to develop personal capabilities unless they frrst experience a deep approach to learning; and the experience of high-level relevance structure, high-level conception of learning and intrinsic motivation strongly support deep learning. This study examines how accounting students can be supported to experience high-level relevance structure, high-level conception of learning, intrinsic motivation and deep learning in the context of a university accounting course. Phenomenography is used to study the experience of learning of students in a third year undergraduate accounting course into which an integrated set of interventions involving Assessment, Teamwork, Teacher-Student Relationship and Instruction was introduced. An assignment in five stages and five session preparation assignments, supplemented with a focus group and surveys of students, identified and captured the ways students experience key aspects of how they learn. A key fmding of this study is that it is possible to transform the design and delivery of a single university course to support a large proportion of students to experience change in how they learn accounting (and, in particular, to experience deep learning) through the careful adaptation of education theory. An implication of this study is the need to support students to experience change in how they learn in frrst year courses to enable them to develop personal capabilities in their later university studies.
Getting Involved, Doing Well, Feeling Connected: How Participation in Community Activities Relates to Positive Developmental Outcomes in a Culturally Diverse Sample of Young New Zealanders
Authors:   , O’Connor Seini
Published: November 2021

Extracurricular activities are important in many young people’s lives, and have been associated with positive academic, psychological, and social outcomes. However, most previous studies have focused only on correlations between participation and outcomes, and few have explored ethno-cultural differences. Using multivariate and propensity score matching techniques to control for selection effects, this study analysed longitudinal data collected from over 1700 young New Zealanders. Results suggest that youth who participated in community-based activities reported higher levels of adjustment (had higher general wellbeing, social support, and life satisfaction) and felt more connected (to communities and schools) than those who did not. Sports participants, young men participating in arts or community activities, and Māori youth participating in a combination of arts or community and sports activities appeared to benefit the most. These findings form an important extension to previous research, and provide a better understanding of the positive impacts of extracurricular activities for youth in Aotearoa / New Zealand.
An Exploration of the Collaborative Practices within Learning Networks of New Zealand Schools
Authors:   , Sweeney Rebbecca
Published: November 2021

This thesis investigates the practices of participants in three “clusters” of New Zealand schools associated with the Extending High Standards Across Schools (EHSAS) project funded by the Ministry of Education from 2005 to 2009. The investigation addresses four questions: (i) What collaborative practices were used by the participants in the EHSAS clusters? (ii) Do the research participants perceive the collaborative practices that they used as making a difference to student achievement? (iii) What do the participants perceive as the benefits and limitations of collaborative practice? (iv) How consistent are participants’ perceptions with research findings in the field? The thesis begins by searching national and international research in order to define effective collaboration. It is argued that across certain relevant studies, the key purposes of collaboration are for teachers and students to learn and improve in order to reach the common goal set by the cluster. Associated practices can be used to build skills and knowledge in teachers, school leaders, and cluster members. Following this, a Grounded Theory approach was used to analyse and interpret data that emerged from the three clusters’ milestone reports and interviews with cluster members. The analysis found that the leaders of EHSAS clusters believed that shared leadership across principals is essential to cluster work, and that a hierarchical cluster structure is the best way to transmit knowledge from leaders to teachers. They also believed that if they shared resources, ideas, strengths and expertise with one another they would then have knowledge that would be useful to teachers wanting to change and improve their practices, and raise student achievement. Despite some of their beliefs being consistent with research literature on effective collaboration, according to the literature, many of the EHSAS leaders’ practices would not have enabled the learning and improvement that they espoused to be leading. The final chapter of this thesis identifies where EHSAS leaders’ beliefs and practices were inconsistent and what this means for future research and the implementation of similar projects aiming to promote collaboration across schools.
Applications of, and Extensions to, Selected Exact Solutions in General Relativity
Authors:   , Cropp Bethan
Published: November 2021

In this thesis we consider several aspects of general relativity relating to exact solutions of the Einstein equations. In the first part gravitational plane waves in the Rosen form are investigated, and we develop a formalism for writing down any arbitrary polarisation in this form. In addition to this we have extended this algorithm to an arbitrary number of dimensions, and have written down an explicit solution for a circularly polarized Rosen wave. In the second part a particular, ultra-local limit along an arbitrary timelike geodesic in any spacetime is constructed, in close analogy with the well-known lightlike Penrose limit. This limit results in a Bianchi type I spacetime. The properties of these spacetimes are examined in the context of this limit, including the Einstein equations, stress-energy conservation and Raychaudhuri equation. Furthermore the conditions for the Bianchi type I spacetime to be diagonal are explicitly set forward, and the effect of the limit on the matter content of a spacetime are examined.
A Portrait of the Library: A Fine History
Authors:   , Passau Victoria Catherine
Published: November 2021

The Elam School of Fine Arts amalgamated with Auckland University College in 1950, bringing with it a small collection of art books. From these beginnings the Fine Arts Library has developed into the well-funded and reputable arts library that exists today. Throughout its history the Library has supported the Elam School of Fine Arts and later the Department of Art History and has in turn been integrated into and supported by The University of Auckland Library system. This research utilised an historical case study approach to identify and analyse how this web of interconnected relationships has influenced the development, maintenance, and future of a specialised art library. The findings illustrate that, while the Elam School of Fine Arts and the Department of Art History have experienced considerable curricular and administrative changes, these have not had a significant impact on the efficiency and value of the Library. The Fine Arts Library’s collection and services have consistently supported and enhanced the teaching and research needs of these two entities. Despite accommodation, staffing and funding challenges, the Fine Arts Librarians and Library staff, succeeded in establishing a comprehensive and nationally recognised art library with a strong, vibrant and unique culture.
The Obesity Epidemic: Towards a Regulatory Framework to Combat Obesity in New Zealand
Authors:   , Barker Sarah
Published: November 2021

There is currently a global obesity epidemic and New Zealand, like many other countries, has high levels of obesity both in the adult and child population. This presents a threat to society due to the risk to individual and population health, and the impact on public services. A major contributor to obesity levels is the nature of the current eating environment; one in which various factors make it natural and easy to lead an unhealthy lifestyle. By targeting these, the law could help to combat the obesity epidemic. Historically, attempts to address obesity through legal means have encountered opposition on paternalistic grounds. Given the threat that obesity poses, both to the individual and society as a whole, a certain level of paternalism is justified to control it, particularly when it comes to the protection of children. Currently, legal measures to control obesity can be implemented in New Zealand without resorting to hard paternalism. The law should be used to increase regulation of the food industry, rather than using it to control food intake directly. This is a softer paternalistic approach and includes changes to labelling requirements and the regulation of the marketing to mandate for improved information to be disseminated about food products. It also includes the implementation of a universal nutrient profiling system to overcome any problems associated with deciding which food products should be subject to increased regulation. Change to the eating environment in New Zealand could also be facilitated via the implementation of a fat-tax to address the price inequalities between healthy and unhealthy food products. Currently the food industry in New Zealand is minimally regulated by statute, with an emphasis on food safety and hygiene. This is no longer appropriate given rising levels of obesity. Furthermore, it is no longer appropriate that food product marketing be regulated by the industry, given its contribution to obesity levels, and the obvious conflict of interest. Notwithstanding that obesity control in New Zealand can presently be tackled using such an approach, a higher level of paternalism is necessary for measures aimed at children. Therefore, in the current food environment, paternalistic health laws, designed to protect children, are justified on the basis of the risk to children, and the need to protect them. Additionally, the need for a more paternalistic approach to obesity control generally must be kept under continual review, particularly in light of studies linking food with addiction. Although food litigation has been initiated against food companies by the obese in other jurisdictions, and has had an impact on the eating environment, this is not a realistic prospect in New Zealand, even as a last resort, in the absence of appropriate regulation.
Application of UAV Tilt Photogrammetry and 3D Modeling Technology in Building Completion Measurement
Authors:   Qinghai Nonferrous Second Geological Survey, Xining, Qinghai, 810000, China, Wang Keming
Published: November 2021

With the continuous progress and development of modern technology in China, the use of tilt photogrammetry technology has become a new trend in the field of surveying and mapping in geological exploration industry. At the same time, in the process of drawing the 3D model of the city and all aspects of the building, the use of UAV tilt photogrammetry and 3D modeling technology can effectively improve the working efficiency and measurement accuracy, and provide help for the sustainable development of the building completion survey process in China. This paper expounds the technology and flow of tilt photogrammetry, and analyzes the application of UAV in building completion survey.
Research on Application of Double High Pressure Spinning Pile in the Reinforcement of Super Deep Diaphragm Wall Joint
Authors:   Mingda Ocean Engineering Co., Ltd., Beijing, 100013, China, Zhou Shaohua
Published: November 2021

This paper takes pile foundation retaining engineering project as an example, analyzes the application of double high pressure jet grouting pile in the joint sealing reinforcement of ultra deep diaphragm wall, hoping to play a certain reference significance.
Discussion on Design Method of Bearing Capacity for Profiled Steel Plate-concrete Composite Floor Slab
Authors:   University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, 200093, China, Liu Yumu , Peng Li ,   University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, 200093, China
Published: November 2021

Profiled steel composite floor slab is widely used for its advantages of convenient construction and flexible design. In this paper, the structural forms and structural requirements of the composite floor slab with profiled steel plates are introduced, then the design and calculation principles are described.Through the comparative analysis of the composite floor slab and ordinary concrete slab calculation, results show that the composite slab of profiled steel plate has more bearing capacity than the common concrete slab of the same specification and can save cost effectively.
Application of Pile Slab Wall in Landslide Control
Authors:   WISCO Resources Chengchao Mining Co., Ltd., Ezhou, Hubei, 436000, China, Zhao Ran
Published: November 2021

Landslide management methods and measures are diverse, among which the support project is one of the most important measures. In recent years, pile plate wall retaining engineering has been widely used in landslide treatment, pile retaining wall composed of reinforced concrete piles and retaining plate, connected between deep buried piles with plates and the structural form of crown beam at the top.Now through the landslide treatment process on the northwest side of erli tailings pond management station of the auther’s company, so as to better understand the application of pile plate wall in landslide treatment for reference.
BIOLOGICAL SEXUAL PROFILE BASED ON LINEAR DIMENSIONS OF HUMERI AND FEMURS OF ADULT BRAZILIAN HUMAN SKELETONS
Authors: Soriano Evelyne Pessoa , De Queiroz Rodrigo Araújo , Do Nascimento Emília Alves , Rabello Patrícia Moreira , De Miranda Coelho Junior Luiz Gutenberg Toledo , De Carvalho Marcus Vitor Diniz
Published: November 2021

This research aimed to assess the predictive ability and applicability for sexual diagnosis of algorithms developed from measurements of humeri and femurs from skeletons belonging to the CEAF Identified Skeletal Collection of the University of Pernambuco, Brazil. The sample was composed of 483 humeri and 452 femurs, obtained from 401 skeletons, 208 male and 193 female, with ages ranging from 15 to 109 years. The variables used were the transverse and vertical diameters of the humeral and femoral heads and the epicondylar width of these bones. The data collected were analyzed using R software (version 3.6.1, R Foundation for Statistical Computing). Only the univariate logistic regressions were considered predictive, making it possible to estimate sex based on any single variable in this study. The accuracy ranged from 93.8% to 97.5% for the humerus evaluation and from 92.9% to 95.6% for femurs, with the transverse diameter of the right humeral head being the most dimorphic measurement. Therefore, it is inferred that the sexual dimorphism present in the measurements of the humeri and femurs of our sample is high and enables the classification of sex reliably and assertively using the algorithms created.
Features of formation bird population structure in Minsk in the time aspect
Authors: Sakhvon V. V. , Nikiforov M. E.
Published: November 2021

The structure of bird population of urbanized areas is determined by the diversity of habitats within the city, the diversity of bird species in suburban biotopes, and regional processes of dispersal of birds closely associated with human settlements. The analysis of the dynamics of the breeding bird species richness in Minsk showed that its formation progressed in different ways. All in all, since 1946, 141 bird species have been recorded nesting (including allegedly) in the territory of Minsk.The breeding bird assemblages is dominated by dendrophilous (45.0 % of all species) as well as wetland and semi-aquatic (29,3 %) bird species, with more than half of all the breeding bird species (50.3 %) associated with trees and shrubs. In different periods, the breeding bird species richness varied, by now, it has noticeably increased (from 77 to 132 species). This happened due to the expansion of the administrative boundaries of the city with the inclusion of bird species of suburban habitats, an increase in the diversity of habitats suitable for bird nesting (for example, the formation of large water bodies) as well as due to active colonization of urban ecosystems by various bird species. At the same time, after 2000, 9 bird species stopped nesting and 17 bird species started nesting. Active processes of synurbization of some bird species on the European continent observed in recent decades have become the reason for the addition of new species to the avifauna in Minsk, although the basis of the current structure of bird population was formed back in 1986–1999. At the same time, the synurbized groups of various bird species may be of autochthonous, allochthonous, or mixed origin.
Climate change and the activities of botanical gardens
Authors: Soltani G. A.
Published: November 2021

Problems and prospects of botanical gardens in a changing climate are discussed in the article. An increase in the average annual surface air temperature, changes in seasonal indicators and the length of the growing season require action from botanical gardens. Decisions on the management of natural and man-made ecosystems, with the aim of their conservation and sustainable development, must be taken taking into account the ecological situation. The knowledge and experience concentrated in botanical gardens makes it possible to assess the threats and opportunities for climate change and develop adaptation measures to them. All activities of botanical gardens should be aimed at counteracting climate change, include preventive measures based on the expected plant responses and compensatory measures. Research work in all areas should take into account the situation with changing climatic parameters. Special attention should be paid to endemic rare and endangered species, historical landscapes, and changes in the assortment of resistant species, cultivation technologies, and biological invasions. Botanical gardens must be proactive by providing information, plant materials and technologies for national and global climate change adaptation programs.
Using high refractive index nanoparticles to inhibition of spontaneous emission
Authors: Guzatov D. V. , Gaponenko S. V.
Published: November 2021

The article discusses the issues of inhibition of spontaneous emission of molecules by using silicon spherical nanoparticles and dimers made from them. It is shown that at different wavelengths of the visible spectral range, the value of the total spontaneous transitions rate in a molecule located at an optimal distance with respect to the structure with silicon nanospheres and at an optimal size of the structure can be up to 5–10 times lower than the transition rate in the case when the nanoparticles are absent.
Ensuring food security of the Republic of Belarus in the context of global trends
Authors: Kondratenko S. A. , Gusakov G. V. , Karpovich N. V. , Gusakova I. V. , Yonchik L. T. , Ludmila A. L.
Published: November 2021

Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the food security problem in many countries around the world. Although agri-food systems were more resilient to shocks than other sectors of the economy, the global economic downturn caused by the pandemic increased unemployment, lowered overall incomes and purchasing power, forcing consumers to switch to cheaper diets. The identified problems are exacerbated by the continuing increase in land degradation and biodiversity and increasingly frequent adverse weather events. In this regard, taking into account the increasing degree of involvement of states in international processes, it seems relevant to study the provision of national food security of the Republic of Belarus in the context of global trends for the timely identification and anticipation of risks and threats. The paper presents the results of study of modern aspects of ensuring food security at the global and national levels. The tendencies of physical and economic accessibility of food in the domestic market are revealed, the assessment of level of nutrition and quality of life of population is presented. Prospective directions for improving the state policy in the field of food security are substantiated, aimed at the optimal use of production potential, maintaining supply of food to population at a level sufficient for healthy nutrition, eliminating dependence on unjustified imports, protecting the interests of domestic producers, as well as enhancing foreign economic activity. Acknowledgments. The research was carried out within the framework of the State Research Program “Agricultural Technologies and Food Security” (subprogram 9.7 “Economy of agro-industrial complex”).
Syntactic functioning of verbal phraseological units with atypical structure
Authors: Marsheuskaya V. V.
Published: November 2021

The question concerning the syntax role of verbal phraseological units with an atypical structure is considered to be one of the complex issues of the syntax of a simple sentence (in their structure, such units do not have a verb component which may reflect such categories as type, tense, person, number). The aim of the research is to analyze the main patterns of the syntax functioning of verbal phraseological units with atypical structure in one- and two-parts sentences of the Belarusian language. The methodological base consists of the works of leading local and foreign linguists in phraseology and syntax. The material for the study is based on the factual material of the reputable phraseological dictionary of Mr. Lepeshev. The main methods are description, comparison, analytical research method, use of elements of quantitative calculations. The article considers the use issues of verbal phraseological units with an atypical structure in two-part sentences with a subject reflecting a person, a concrete or abstract subject. Mostly verb phraseological units are used in full sentences, but they can also be used in incomplete contextual ones. The author substantiates the use patterns of verbal phraseological units with an atypical structure which are used as a simple complexified verbal predicate in a two-parts sentence. The article also names and indicates factors influencing the functioning of verbal phraseological units in the role of linkers or copular parts. Being close in meaning to an infinitive, such units in combination with predicatives play the role of the main member of one-part impersonal sentences. The atypical functions of such units are the functions of definition, complement and adverbial of purpose. The article conclusions can be applied in lectures and practical classes in linguistics and cultural studies, as well as in the preparation of phraseological dictionaries.
Theoretical and legal approaches to providing economic security of Belarus in the conditions of digital transformation of economy
Authors: Shalaeyva T. Z.
Published: November 2021

The purpose of this article is a comprehensive study of theoretical and legal approaches to ensuring the economic security of Belarus based on the formation of a system of legislation and terminological definition of the concepts of economic security in the context of the digital transformation of the economy
State-led cotton deregulation in Uzbekistan: Reforms and effects
Authors:   Center for Policy Research and Outreach, Westminster International University in Tashkent, Asfaw Etenesh
Published: November 2021

Uzbekistan’s cotton supply chain experienced a wave of deregulation reforms in the last five years. This paper attempts to assess the process and results of the State-driven transition from the centrally planned cotton sector to private cotton-textile clusters. The article employs secondary data sources to analyse the effects of the deregulation policies descriptively. The study reveals that the deregulation reforms increased productivity in the sector. The reform initiatives also vertically integrated the cotton supply chain from production to marketing. However, the reforms failed to transparently incorporate and harmonise the needs of cotton farmers that grow and sell raw cotton. Consequently, the promises of the State-led deregulation reforms and initiatives are eroded. The article highlights the emerging risks and tensions in the current cotton liberalisation and privatisation reforms in Uzbekistan..
Penyuluhan Hukum Tentang Perlindungan Konsumen Terhadap Transaksi Berbasis Online Berdasarkan Ketentuan Hukum Nasional di Desa Aikmual
Authors: Zunnuraeni Zunnuraeni , Asikin Zainal , Cahyowati RR. , Yuniansari Rizky
Published: November 2021

The increasing number of online-based transactions, particularly e-commerce, has raised a variety of legal issues that can harm consumers. To regulate online-based transactions, a number of laws and regulations were established. Online transactions have also now reached the villages. As for the village of Aikmual, where devotional activities will be carried out, online transactions, especially online buying and selling, have been commonly carried out by mothers. About one-third of women in Aikmual village have become accustomed to buying and selling online through various e-commerce platforms. To avoid losses to consumers, the Extension Team of the Faculty of Law, Mataram University, will conduct legal counseling activities regarding Consumer Protection in online-based transactions in Aikmual village. This legal counseling method is carried out through lectures, namely the delivery of material by the extension team and by means of discussion with the target audience. The conclusion of this extension activity is that there are several problems related to online transactions faced by the target audience, including discrepancies between goods ordered and those received by consumers, concerns about the security and legality of online investment, and lack of public understanding about the legal mechanisms that can be taken by consumers when facing problems in online transactions
Pembinaan Remaja Melalui Sosialisasi Pendewasaan Usia Perkawinan di SMA Negeri 1 Suela
Authors: Fahruddin Fahruddin , Farid Muhamad , Parizka Nindy Nursilva , Kadafi Muhammad Ihsan
Published: November 2021

Suntalangu village is one of the villages in the Suela Subdistrict of East Lombok Regency. The population of Suntalangu Village, based on the data from the past few years, was 7.754 people, with 2.540 families. Problems often encountered in Lombok, especially in Suntalangu Village, namely Early Childhood Marriage (Merarik Kodeq). Itâ€™s due to several factors, one of which is lack of awareness and lack of information to adolescents about the importance of maturation of the age of marriage. The KKN implementation for 45 days aims to increase adolescent awareness about the importance of Maturation of The Age of Marriage (PUP). This is done by running the main program, namely socialization on Maturation of Marriage Age by the Office of Women Empowerment of Child Protection and Family Planning (DP3AKB) in State High School 1 Suela District Suela East Lombok Regency. From this activity, it is expected that teenagers begin to pay attention to the importance of the Maturation of Marriage Age in order to create a prosperous Indonesian Family
Mejoramiento genético de sorgo en el INIFAP
Authors: García Noe Montes , Quintero Victor Pecina , Alanis Héctor Williams , Martínez Miguel Hernández , López Ma. Eugenia Cisneros , Gallegos Tomás Moreno
Published: November 2021

El mejoramiento genético de sorgo en México inició en 1944 en la oficina de Estudios Especiales. Posteriormente, las actividades de mejoramiento se realizaron en tres regiones con la introducción de material genético de donde se derivaron líneas y se generaron los primeros híbridos de sorgo adaptados. El programa se ha enfocado a la generación de material genético para diversos nichos de mercado entre los que sobresalen el de alimento balanceado, alimento para consumo humano y el de producción de biocombustibles. Entre los materiales genéticos sobresale el híbrido RB-3030 por haber sido en su momento el de mayor producción por parte de la PRONASE. A la fecha se han generado 36 híbridos y variedades de los cuales actualmente están siendo aprovechados 12, dentro de los que sobresalen los sorgos de grano rojo-naranja RB-Norteño y RB-Huasteco y la variedad de sorgo blanco RB-Paloma. Así mismo, sobresalen los sorgos forrajeros Sinaloense 202 y Gavatero-203. Por otra parte, se han formado los sorgos RB-Cañero, RB Cañaveral, RB Tehua y RB-Pirulí para la producción de bioetanol. Además, se cuenta con líneas parentales de híbridos que son adquiridas por empresas para la producción de semilla certificada. Existen varios retos como el de incrementar la producción, pero a corto plazo se requiere incrementar la promoción y mercadotecnia de los materiales genéticos, y a mediano plazo fortalecer las investigaciones en el control de enfermedades, tolerancia a sequía y sales y obtener variedades con mejor calidad nutricional y energética.
Meninas em luta: processos comunicativos e estéticos das performances feministas no movimento secundarista
Authors: Altheman Francine , Marques Ângela Cristina Salgueiro
Published: November 2021

Este artigo busca refletir sobre processos de emancipação postos em marcha pelos jovens envolvidos no movimento secundarista em 2015, conferindo especial atenção às meninas protagonistas desse levante, às suas corporeidades e às dimensões estético-políticas de suas reivindicações. Evidenciamos que, durante as ocupações, questões ligadas ao feminismo tornaram-se tema de debates, aparecendo também no documentário Lute como uma menina! (Flávio Colombini e Beatriz Alonso, 2016), que foi produzido durante as ocupações, tecido unicamente com depoimentos das meninas que participaram do movimento. A partir de cenas e trechos dessa produção, buscamos mostrar como a agência das meninas secundaristas produzem arranjos disposicionais e subjetivações políticas e cenas de dissenso nas quais outras formas de vida e outras performatividades são possíveis.
#outubrorosa e promoção da saúde: análise das postagens no Instagram sobre o câncer de mama
Authors: Rodrigues Marcela Carvalho , Garcia Lucas França , Bernuci Marcelo Picinin
Published: November 2021

O estudo apresentado neste artigo analisou a dinâmica das postagens sobre o tema da prevenção do câncer de mama no Instagram. As 300 postagens mais relevantes publicadas entre dezembro de 2019 e setembro de 2020 foram triadas a partir do uso da hashtag “#outubrorosa”. A maioria das postagens correspondia a fotos (66,33%) com questões relacionadas à prevenção primária (55,67%) que foram publicadas por não profissionais de saúde (45,33%). As postagens apresentaram em média 196,06 curtidas e 14,43 comentários. Postagens com formato de foto publicadas por não profissionais de saúde foram as que apresentaram maior número de curtidas (p 0,01), já aquelas que abordaram o tema da prevenção primária foram as que apresentaram menor número de curtidas (p 0,01). Conclui-se que o Instagram constitui uma ferramenta importante a ser utilizada na conscientização da população jovem sobre autocuidado, porém se sugere a necessidade de avaliação da qualidade do conteúdo postado.
Mapeando a dinâmica da informática médica: uma análise bibliométrica do campo científico
Authors: Penteado Bruno Elias , Fornazin Marcelo , Castro Leonardo , Freire Sandro Luis
Published: November 2021

A saúde digital é um assunto emergente em fóruns acadêmicos, nas políticas públicas e nas organizações de saúde. Supondo que a saúde digital deriva de conhecimentos da informática médica, este artigo apresenta resultados de uma pesquisa bibliométrica sobre a evolução conceitual e tecnológica do campo da informática médica nas últimas décadas, enfatizando aspectos metodológicos. O trabalho realizou bibliometria em metadados de 100 mil artigos indexados sob a categoria ‘medical informatics’ na base de dados Web of Science entre os anos de 1960 e 2020. Foram realizadas análises longitudinais com utilização dos softwares Bibliometrix e CorText em três eixos: quantidade de publicações, países dos autores e palavras-chave. Conforme a hipótese metodológica que orientou o estudo, as mudanças terminológicas verificadas ao longo do tempo oferecem uma visão aproximativa das mudanças conceituais e tecnológicas do campo de pesquisa da informática médica. Os resultados mostram que esse campo de investigação apresentou crescimento consistente ao longo das últimas seis décadas, expandindo-se para diferentes países. As mudanças terminológicas e conceituais detectadas pela análise de palavras-chave permitiram a identificação de períodos temporais definidos, associados a rótulos genéricos como ‘health informatics’, ‘e-health’. O rótulo ‘medical informatics’ é recorrente como termo mais geral a designar o campo de aplicação, em razão de sua adoção por associações científicas internacionais a partir da década de 1970. Nos últimos cincos anos, pode-se identificar a emergência do termo ‘digital health’, que possivelmente será o conceito dominante na década que se inicia. A análise de palavras-chave também indica a associação entre mudanças terminológicas e de tecnologias, o que reforça as relações entre conceitos e aplicações tecnológicas de cada período.
Macroharmonic Progressions through the Discrete Fourier Transform
Authors: Chiu Matt
Published: November 2021

This article examines macroharmony through the lens of thediscrete Fourier transform(DFT) using computational analysis. It first introduces the DFT, giving an interpretive framework to understand the theory of chord quality first introduced by Ian Quinn (2007) before extending the theory to macroharmonies. Subsequently, the paper discusses different approaches—including different weighting and windowing procedures—to retrieving pitch data for computational analysis. An analysis of macroharmony inDomine Jesufrom Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, Op. 9 follows. I show that the DFT reflects intuition, reveals form-functional macroharmonies in the movement, and provides us with a perspective to find novel hearings.
Material Connections
Authors: Levy Benjamin R.
Published: November 2021

The architect Bruce Goff (1904–82) is often associated with Frank Lloyd Wright and Organic Architecture, but his concept of organicism was equally influenced by his interest in modern music, and in particular the work of Claude Debussy. Goff maintained correspondence with musicians throughout his life—including with composers Edgard Varèse and Harry Partch—and in the 1920s and 1930s, he actively composed works for piano and player piano. In Tulsa and then Chicago, Goff developed connections to other writers, artists, and musicians (notably Richard San Jule and Ernest Brooks) who cultivated modernist sensibilities across the arts. Following close consideration of his papers at the Ryerson and Burnham Libraries at the Art Institute of Chicago, I examine Goff’s approaches to music and architecture as expressed not only through his correspondence, pedagogical writings, and architectural designs, but also through the analysis of some of his musical compositions. I also discuss a piece by Burrill Phillips that was inspired by the house Goff designed for John Garvey, violist of the Walden Quartet. By investigating the manifold contexts of these artworks as revealed by archival research, we can shed light on the divergent use of the term “organicism” as it is applied across the arts.
Potensi dan Tantangan Budidaya Udang (Litopenaeus Vannamei) di Indonesia
Authors: Raharjo Yanuar Toto
Published: November 2021

Potensi dan Tantangan Budidaya Udang (Litopenaeus Vannamei) di Indonesia
Respon Tanaman Bawang Merah Pada Beberapa Jarak Tanam Dalam Pola Tanam Tumpangsari Dengan Jagung
Authors: Muhsanati Muhsanati , Demara Rintan Putri , Gustian Gustian
Published: November 2021

The implementation of intercropping is one alternative that can be done to increase the diversity of crops cultivated by farmers, due to the increasing activity of land conversion and limited ownership. The practices of growing several types of crops on the same land and time can provide several advantages. The plantation of corn and shallot on the same field and at the relatively same time will contribute to meet the community's needs for food and feed, especially during the current covid-19 pandemic. The use of various spacing of shallot within corn plantations is expected to increase income and land-use efficiency. The results showed that narrow space of shallots (10 cm × 15 cm) gave a higher unit area yield, and a wider space (20 cm × 20 cm) gave a higher land equivalence ratio comparing to other plant spacing (10cm × 15cm, and 10cm × 20cm).
Aplikasi Pestisida Nabati Maja - Gadung dan Metabolit Sekunder Beauveria Bassiana Bals. Untuk Mengendalikan Hama Thrips Sp. Pada Tanaman Cabai Rawit
Authors: Tarjoko Tarjoko , Mujiono Mujiono
Published: November 2021

Pest attacks on chili plants are the main limiting factor in cultivation activities. The research  aims to determine the effect of single application of botanical pesticide maja-gadung (PMG), single application of secondary metabolite Beauveria bassiana BIO (BIO B10), combined application of PMG and BIO B10  on pest populations, predator populations and plant growth and production of  chili. The  reesearh used a factorial Completely Randomized Block Design (RAKL) with 3 replications, so there were 9 treatment combinations (0 ml/l PMG, 4 ml/l PMG, 8 ml/l BIO B10, 0 ml/l PMG, 2  ml/l BIO B10,  4 ml/l BIO B10, 4 ml PMG+2 ml/l BIO B10,  4 ml/ml PMG+4 ml BIO B10, 8 ml/l  PMG+2ml/l BIO B10, 8 ml/l PMG+4 ml/l BIO B10). The variables observed were Thrips sp population, predator population, plant height, number of leaves, and fruit weight per plant. The results showed that the single application treatment of PMG  with a concentration of 4 ml/l and 8 ml/l was able to suppress the population of Thrips sp. by 21.6% and 41.4% compared to the control. The single application treatment of BIO B10  with concentrations of 2 ml/l and 4 ml/l was able to suppress the population of Thrips sp. by 66.5% and 65.5% compared to the control. The best combination application is PMG  and BIO B10with a concentration of 8 ml/l + 4 ml/l which is able to suppress the population of Thrips sp. by 76.9% compared to the control. The application treatment of PMG andBIO B10 did not affect plant height, number of leaves, and fruit weight per plant.
Prospek Pengembangan Padi Gogo Mendukung Lumbung Pangan di Wilayah Perbatasan Pulau Morotai
Authors: Saleh Yopi , Zainiyah Winda , Yunianti Ika Ferry
Published: November 2021

Upland rice commodity is generally the second choice after paddy in fulfilling community rice needs. Morotai Island is one of the government's target locations in initiating the Export-Oriented Food Storage program in the Border Region. This study aimed to determined the prospects for the development of upland rice to support food barns in the border region of Morotai Island. The method used is descriptive analysis, measuring the growth rate of rice based on the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR), and measuring the feasibility of farming using income analysis, R/C ratio, and break-even point analysis. The results showed that the increase in the growth rate of harvested area and upland rice production was 25,75 percent with a contribution of 42,81 percent and 31,65 percent, recpectively, of the harvested area and rice production on Morotai Island in the 2011 to 2017 period. Upland rice farming has an R/C ratio of 1.72 which indicated that this farming is feasible. The potential and opportunities for upland rice development to support food barns on Morotai Island are still very prospective. The development of upland rice can be pursued through intensification and extensification of agriculture with the application of cultivation technology, the use of new high yield varieties, increasing the cropping index, and sustainable soil and water conservation efforts. This needs to be supported by strong farmer and extention institutions and easy access for farmers to finance agriculture.
Identifikasi Serangan Serangga Hama di Pertanaman Padi (Oryza Sativa L.) di Lahan Persawahan Tinggarjaya
Authors: Anjani Agillia , Pribadi Teguh , B Ardiana Kartika
Published: November 2021

Rice crops is included into the family of Graminae that produces seeds from China. Rice Plant is the crops that produce rice, consumed approximately by 90 % from the whole citizens of Indonesia as the main food. This study aims to identify indect pest attacks in rice plantations in Tinggarjaya rice fields. From the results of the research that has been carried out, various kinds of insect pests were found in the Tinggarjaya rice fields. The main pests found were brown planthopper (N. Iguens), rice bug (Leptocorixa acuta), green grasshopper (Oxya serville), ground bedbug (Scotinophara coarctata F.), seed fly (Atherigona exigua), false white pest (Nymphula depunctalis guene), and green grasshopper (Atractomorpha crenulata). Each pest a different population density. Not all pests can be found at every stage of rice plant growth. The largest pest population was found in the generative stage.
Pengaruh Pemberian Naungan Terhadap Aklimatisasi Planlet Strowberi Varietas Dorit dan Varietas Lokal Berastagi
Authors: Ashari Hasim , Hanif Zainuri
Published: November 2021

Strawberry plant tissue culture techniques have been successful in plantlet propagation. In order to produce strawberry seeds that are ready for planting, plantlets must go through the acclimatization stage. A modified growing environment with a plastic hood or housing needs to be considered to provide optimal environmental conditions for the acclimatization of strawberry plantlets. This study aimed to describe the effect of shading and type of variety on plantlet acclimatization of the Dorit variety and the local Berastagi variety. This research was experimental with RAK using 2 factors, namely shade with the plastic thickness of 0.17 mm and 0.12 mm and types of local varieties of Berastagi and Dorit varieties. Parameters observed were climate data, vegetative growth (percentage of plantlets growing, number of stolons, diameter of stolons, number of leaves). The data were analyzed with Anova 2 factors; if the results were significant, it would be continued with Duncan's test. The results showed that the shade had a significant effect on the growth of strawberry plantlets. In contrast, the variety had a significant effect on the vegetative growth of strawberries, and the variety with the best growth was the Berastagi variety.
Perbanyakan dan Aplikasi PGPR (Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobactheria) di Laboratorium Pengamatan Hama dan Penyakit Banyumas
Authors: Kholifah Nada , B Ardiana Kartika , Pribadi Teguh
Published: November 2021

PGPR (Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria) is a substance that helps plant growth with the help of rhizosphere microorganisms. PGPR propagation can be done with liquid media. This PGPR propagation needs to be done because this substance has many benefits for agricultural cultivation. The application of PGPR to the test plant, namely the pakcoy plant, proved that there was an effect of giving PGPR to the plant. Observations on the test plants were carried out by observing several observation variables such as plant height, root length, number of leaves, wet weight and dry weight. The results of these observations showed that the effect on the test plants was seen in the variables of root length, wet weight, and dry weight. Meanwhile, the variable plant height and number of leaves did not show a visible difference.
Perbanyakan Agen Hayati Trichoderma Sp. Menggunakan Media Beras di Laboratorium Pengamatan Hama dan Penyakit Tanaman Banyumas
Authors: Haristia Windi , B Ardiana Kartika , Pribadi Teguh
Published: November 2021

The rhizosphere area of a plant is an area rich in microbes, one of which is a group of fungi. This practical work aims to multiply Trichoderma sp. in the rhizosphere of bamboo plants in the Jatilawang area using rice as a medium. This practical work uses rice and coconut media in conducting exploration. The results of practical work obtained spore density of Trichoderma sp. meet the standards for application in plants. Obstacles in exploring Trichoderma sp. is takes a long time.