bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Upaya Diagnosa Sindrom De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis Pada Mahasiswa Pendidikan Kedokteran Yang Menggunakan Sepeda Motor
Authors: Hudaja Fadhlan Maulana Yusuf
Published: June 2019

Student lecture activities can indeed be considered very dense. In addition, many of them also have activities outside of lecture hours. This certainly resulted in high student commuter power. Therefore to reduce fatigue in daily activities many of the students need private vehicles. Student demands for the needs of affordable and fuel-efficient private vehicles make motorised bikes the right choice for students. The use of motorised vehicles can indeed make it easier for students to move. However, it turns out that the use of two-wheeled motorised vehicles over a long period of time can result in some musculoskeletal diseases that are present in the extremity area over them, and if not treated immediately with professionals it can lead to risks which are certainly more detrimental. An example is this de Quervain Tenosynovitis syndrome.
Analisis Kelayakan Isi Buku Rangkuman Anatomi Umum Lengkap Edisi IV Semester 2 Bab 3 Fakultas Kedokteran UNS
Authors: Ilyas Muhana Fawwazy
Published: June 2019

Anatomy has become one of the most fundamental knowledge in a medical education program and it's comprehensions are significantly important to understand another branch of clinical knowledge. General anatomy textbook or it's fancy as RAUL (Rangkuman Anatomi Umum Lengkap), arguably, got to be the main source of anatomy learning in the Faculty of Medicine, still need some evaluations. This research aim is to evaluate the eligibility of the fourth edition of the general anatomy textbook in chapter three. This study encompasses qualitative analysis which depends on its book. One technique that is being used in this research is qualitative analysis approaches with a mutually-related interactive model. The content eligibility was analyzed in depth with theory and particular data based instrument which come from various sources. The feasibility of content was assessed in terms of the suitability of the material description with KI and KD, the accuracy of the material, and supporting learning material. Given data was analyzed inductively with collected data, data reduction, data arrangement, data withdrawal, and verification of conclusion. Judging from data analysis, it can be concluded that the content of general anatomy textbook "RAUL", fourth edition, chapter three, Faculty of Medicine Sebelas Maret University, is very feasible with the value of 95% according to twelve points of the assessment aspects. It is hoped that this research can become a reference in evaluating the following textbook and contribute for anatomy learning as well.
Omega 3 dalam Ikan Sarden sebagai Penambah Daya Ingat
Authors: Greatalya Lawly Arrel Dionnie
Published: June 2019

Growing up, human body needs a lot of nutritions. Those nutritions are meant to reinforce our organs to develop. One most crucial organ in our body, brain, also needs those specific nutrients. Omega 3 is one of the nutrients that play important role in the brain. Omega 3 can be found in a lot of food sources especially fishes. Sea fish such as sardine contains high omega 3. Brain’s full development will be shown in a great memory and cognitive development. Children below the age of 10 need a lot of omega 3 to support their rapid growth and development.
Analisis Pembunuhan dan Mutilasi Terhadap Fera Oktaria oleh Pelaku Prada DP Ditinjau Dari Teori Etika Aristoteles
Authors: Akuntansi Robica Aucia
Published: June 2019

Paper ini bertujuan untuk mengedukasi masyarakat di Indonesia bahwa sangatlah penting pendidikan moral sejak usia dini. Supaya tindakan yang mereka lakukan benar dan tidak melanggar norma-norma, hukum, adat istiadat, agama yang berlaku. Seperti kasus yang telah terjadi tersebut, pembunuhan adalah tindakan yang melanggar hukum, norma, agama dan menghilangkan nyawa seseorang.Jika kita melakukan sesuatu, kita juga harus bertanggungjawab atas apa yang kita perbuat. Jika kita ragu-ragu melakukan sesuatu lebih baik berpikirlah dulu sampai menemukan keputusan yang baik dan tepat. Sebagai manusia yang mempunyai akal budi juga harus memperlakukan manusia selayaknya manusia, dan mengedepankan kemanusiannya dalam pengambilan keputusan dan tindakan. Rasionalitaslah membedakan manusia dengan makhluk lainnya.
Copyright Explainer: Can Artificial Intelligence Make a Copyrighted Work?
Authors: Keele Benjamin John
Published: June 2019

ALL-SIS Newsletter, 38(4) (2019), at 4
Perceiving actions before they happen: Psychological dimensions scaffold neural action prediction
Authors: Thornton Mark Allen , Tamir Diana
Published: June 2019

The social world buzzes with action. People constantly walk, talk, eat, work, play, snooze, and so on. To interact with others successfully, we need to both recognize their current actions and predict their future actions. Here we used open fMRI data to test the hypothesis that people do both at the same time: when the brain perceives an action, it simultaneously encodes likely future actions. In the scanner, participants watched a naturalistic video. We automatically annotated the actions in that video using a deep learning algorithm, and then constructed a model which could decode participants’ action representations from multivoxel neural activity. Action representations here are defined as locations within a 6-dimensional action space identified by previous work. We hypothesized that within this space, actions are located close to other actions that they are likely to precede or follow. Using this proximity principle, we tested whether a participant’s representation of current actions predicted which actions actually occurred later in the video. Results indicated that neural representations correctly presaged actions later in the video, as-yet unseen by the participant. This finding suggests that the way the brain represents the others’ current behavior gives people an automatic glimpse into others’ future behavior.
Damping, Thermal and Mechanical Analyses of Polycarbonate/Cerium Oxide Composites for Structural Applications
Authors: Karuppasamy R. , Muralikannan R.
Published: June 2019

Polycarbonate (PC)/cerium (IV) oxide (CeO2) composites are prepared by a melt-compounding method using a twin-screw extruder. The effect of the CeO2 content on the damping property of the composites was investigated using scanning electron microscopy, dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA), and thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). In addition, the composites' mechanical properties were studied through tensile and impact tests. The DMA results revealed that the addition of CeO2 (0.5 wt%) improved the damping property of the composite. TGA showed that the thermal stability was improved when the CeO2 became 1 wt%. Mechanical tests revealed that both the tensile and impact strengths were substantially improved when 1 wt% CeO2 was added. Finally, it can be concluded that the 0.5 wt% CeO2-filled PC composite can be used as a structural damping material.
Resistant Culture, African Travel
Authors: Krobb Florian
Published: June 2019

Kurze Schatten, Documentary, Germany, 2013; Gerd Roscher (director); color; 56 minutes; no distributor
Cropscapes and History
Authors: Bray Francesca , Hahn Barbara , Lourdusamy John Bosco , Saraiva Tiago
Published: June 2019

Crops are a very special type of human artifact, living organisms literally rooted
in their environments. Crops suggest ways to embed rootedness in mobility
studies, fleshing out the linkages between flows and matrices and thus developing effective frameworks for reconnecting local and global history. Our
focus here is on the movements, or failures to move, of “cropscapes”: the
ever-mutating ecologies, or matrices, comprising assemblages of nonhumans
and humans, within which a particular crop in a particular place and time
flourishes or fails. As with the landscape, the cropscape as concept and analytical tool implies a deliberate choice of frame. In playing with how to frame
our selected cropscapes spatially and chronologically, we develop productive
alternatives to latent Eurocentric and modernist assumptions about periodization,
geographical hierarchies, and scale that still prevail within history of technology, global and comparative history, and indeed within broader public
understanding of mobility and history.
Book Reviews
Authors: Barnfield Andrew ,   et al.
Published: June 2019

Being Lighter Than Air
Derek P. McCormack, Atmospheric Things: On the Allure of Elemental Envelopment (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2018), 304 pp., 34 illustrations, $27.95 (paperback)
Challenging Landscapes of Confinement
Michael J. Flynn and Matthew B. Flynn, Challenging Immigration Detention:
Academics, Activists and Policy-makers (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2017),
352 pp. £81 (hardback).
“Bottleneck” in Dakar: From Metaphor to Anthropological Analytical Tool
Caroline Melly, Bottleneck: Moving, Building, and Belonging in An African
City (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017), 224 pp., 11 halftones, $30
(paperback).
Migratory Trajectories, Affective Attachments, and Sexual-Economic Exchanges
Christian Groes and Nadine T. Fernandez, eds., Intimate Mobilities: Sexual
Economies, Marriage and Migration in a Disparate World (New York: Berghahn
Books, 2018), 248 pp., $120 (hardback).
Engineering Nineteenth-Century Transport Innovations
Maxwell Lay, The Harnessing of Power: How 19th Century Transport Innovators Transformed the Way the World Operates (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars, 2018), 374 pp., £64.99 (hardback).
The Politics of Mobility in Postcolonial Kenya
Kenda Mutongi, Matatu: A History of Popular Transportation in Nairobi
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017), 352 pp., 31 halftones, $30
(paperback).
A Sense of What Commuting Takes
David Bissell, Transit Life: How Commuting is Transforming Our Cities (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2018), 272 pp., 6 illustrations, $32 (paperback).
Vanishing Point? The City after the Car
Venkat Sumantran, Charles Fine and David Gonsalvez, Faster, Smarter,
Greener: Th e Future of the Car and Urban Mobility (Massachusetts: Th e MIT
Press), 326 pp, $29.95
Troubling the “View from Above”
Caren Kaplan, Aerial Aftermaths: Wartime from Above (Durham: Duke University Press, 2018), 298pp., 24 color plates. Hardcover: $77, Paper $25.
Mobility, Mobilization, and Cooptation
Claudio Sopranzetti, Owners of the Map: Motorcycle Taxi Drivers, Mobility
and Politics in Bangkok (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2017), xiv +
328 pp., $85.00 (hardback), $29.95 (paperback).
No Exit: The Persistent Legacies of Mobility Choices in Houston
Kyle Shelton, Power Moves: Transportation, Politics, and Development in
Houston (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2017), 302 pp., 24 black-and-white illustrations, $29.95 (paperback)
Study of humoral immunity indicators for evaluation of chronic pain state
Authors: Myagkova M. A. , Levashova A. I. , Panchenko L. F.
Published: June 2019

189 patients with chronic low back pain (LBP) caused by vertebral pain syndrome were surveyed. Pain levels, measured by differential visual-analog scale, and variations of natural antibody levels to the pain bioregulators (nAbs) in blood serum at LBP were studied during 21 days. We revealed gender features of immuno-profiles: more elevated nAbs levels against opioids at women at 1st day and equal levels in both gender groups at 21 days. Generally nAbs levels remained above normal up to 21st day in most of patients despite a three-fold decrease of pain intensity. A significant decrease in nAb levels was found in 4-20% of patients, depending on the bioregulator. These observations support the hypothesis that antibodies can be a factor in the prolongation of pain, so the analysis of the dynamics of nAbs for patients with LBP can be recommended, which will be useful to predict the further course of the disease.
Ultrastructure and nanomorphology of the American mink (mustela vison) kidney
Authors: Ezhkov V. O. , Ezhkova M. S. , Yapparov I. A. , Yapparov A. Kh. , Nizameev I. R. , Nefediev E. S. , Ezhkova A. M. , Larina Ju. V.
Published: June 2019

The ultrastructure of the nephron subcellular organelles was studied in healthy mink kidneys. The data obtained were compared with the results of transmission electron microscopy. The renal cell nanomorphology proved to be similar when electronograms and the atomic force microscopy images were analyzed. The methods used enabled us to visualize the glomerular capillary endotheliocytes with cytolemma pits in the area of fenestrae that provide blood filtration; in the proximal nephron part, on the apical pole of the epithelial cells, brush-border soft microvilli were observed. The microvilli were characterized by a well-organized structure along their entire length and the membrane integrity. The data obtained show morphological parameters of the healthy mink organ and can be helpful in diagnosing of nephropathology.
Breeding of spring turnip rape in the Western Siberia
Authors: Kuznetsova G. N. , Polyakova R. S.
Published: June 2019

The territory of the Western Siberia is very suitable for cultivation of cruciferous oil crops (rapeseed and turnip rape) by its biological-climatic potential and soil conditions. Oil crops are widely used for human nutrition, feeding of animals, in any industries and building industry, medicine and perfumery. These crops oil contains many unsaturated fatty acids (oleic, linoleic, linolenic) which are essential in human nutrition. The main task of turnip rape breeding is productivity increase; much attention is paid to oil increase in seeds and improvements of oil quality (low content of glucosinolates in seeds and erucic acid absence in oil). We presented brief characteristics of released turnip rape varieties: productivity (seed yield, oil content and oil yield) and fatty acid composition of oil. The created varieties are differed with their high adaptability to severe Siberian conditions and resistance to the main bio- and abiofactors of environments.
The impact of pesticides used in greenhouses, on the predatory mite neoseiulus californicus (parasitiformes, phytoseiidae)
Authors: Glinushkin A. P. , Yakovleva I. N. , Meshkov Yu. I.
Published: June 2019

Nine commercial pesticides  currently used in Russian greenhouses against pests (aphids, thrips, whiteflies) were selected to determine their toxicity to  predatory mite Neoseiulus californicus McGregor in order to find out the potential  use him affected by chemical treatments Vertimec (abamectin), Fitoverm (aversectin C), Clipper (bifenthrin), Novaction (malation), Oberon (spiromesifen), Bitoxibacillin (Bacillus thuringiensis var. thuringiensis), Actara (tiametoxam), Admiral (piriproxifen), Confidor (imidacloprid), Mospilan (acetamiprid). The recommended concentration of the preparation (T), half the concentration (1/2T), and a double concentration (2T) were used on the female mite in the experiments. The side effects of the pesticides applied to the predator mite were determined one, three, and five days after the application. The recommended concentration of the preparation of Vertimec, Fitoverm and Clipper showed a higher toxic effect on N. californicus femails (mortality rate 100%). The obtained data reveals the impossibility of their joint application with the release of N. californicus. The toxic effects of Mospilan, Confidor, Admiral, Actara, Bitoxibacillin and Novaktion on N. californicus females were a low level (mortality of females 0-16,6%). The present study confirms that the use of predatory mite N. californicus in combination with these pesticides prospectively in Integrated Pest Management in Russian greenhouse conditions.
Biological activity of sod-podzolic soils in the long term experiment with different agrotechnical methods
Authors: Kovalevskaya N. P. , Zavyalova N. E. , Sharavin D. Yu. , Fomin D. S.
Published: June 2019

The effect of long-term application of grain-fallow-plow crop rotation with various legume densities, permanent cultivation of winter rye and barley, continuous bare fallow on the ecological and physiological state of the microbial community of sod-podzolic heavy loam soil was investigated. Biological activity indexes of soil microbiocenoses such as potential intensity of СО2 emission, microbial biomass gross respiration rate, metabolic coefficient, nitrogen fixation were assessed. It has been shown that the best humus state of soil and significant increase in the total nitrogen content provides the introduction of organic fertilizer (manure) in the “Crop rotation of 28,6% of legumes”. The ratio of the microbial biomass in sod-podzolic heavy loam soil organic matter varies from 1,50 to 3,24%. Application of mineral fertilizers leads to insignificant decrease in the carbon content of microbial biomass and raising of labile organic carbon. The decrease of metabolic activity in microbial communities has been determined in all variants of long-term study regardless of agrotechnical techniques. It has been established that permanent intensive cultivation of crops either with or without crop rotation leads to stability interference of the Cis-Urals soil microbiocenosis.
Details of the release of antistress properties of a biologically active iodine in a chicken embryos
Authors: Indyuhova E. N. , Azarnova T. O. , Maksimov V. I.
Published: June 2019

The physiological and biochemical effects of transovarial treatment by using biologically active iodine were examined with and without impact of extreme irritant on chicken and hen embryos which are the most popular model systems for investigations of the drug mechanism of action in the veterinary science and the medical science. The increasing functional activity of thyroid of chickens from an experienced team in the first days of life was investigated and analysed. The level of iodothyronines is higher in chickens under the action of heat stress factor: T3 total – 1.3 times, T3 free – of 20.9%, and T4 total”– of 23.2%, T4 free – 1.3 times compared with the control. There was an activation of the antioxidant defense system of the body in day-old chickens from the 2nd experimental group against the background of optimization of thyroid status, which resulted in a significant increase in the antioxidant activity of the blood serum compared to that in the control group 1.3 times, indicated a decrease in the level of: lipids, containing isolated double bonds – of 8.8%, diene conjugates – 1.4 times, triene conjugates - of 16.3%, oxodienic conjugates – 1.5 times and Schiff bases – 1.4 times. The central aspects of the iodothyronine mechanism of action at high intensity of free radical reactions and, consequently lipid peroxidation are presented in framework form. The results of the study will make possible the use of the drug products based on this chemical element for veterinarians and health workers. The more stressors affect the bird's body, the higher efficacy of the release of antioxidant properties is in thyroid hormones.
Changes of the dynamic of agrarian lands of Russia in 1990–2014
Authors: Nekrich A. S. , Lyuri D. I.
Published: June 2019

The article is devoted to the analysis of croplands dynamics during crisis and post-crisis period (1990–2014) in 68 agrarian developed regions of the Russian Federation. Three types of dynamics are revealed: “sustainable decreasing (deagrarization),” “decreasing–stabilization,” “decreasing–growth (re-agrogenesis).” It is shown that the principle change of trends of area croplands is observed in the present days: from large-scale decreasing to stabilization and growth in the majority of regions in the country. It is proved that combination of the bioclimatic potential (BCP) and rural population decrease are those major factors which define allocation of three types of dynamics of the cultivated lands and well describe change of croplands for the last 25 years. Influence of rural population change on dynamics of croplands is analyzed at different levels of BCP. This influence has the strongest effect in the regions of “decreasing–stabilization” type. In the regions of “sustainable decreasing” this effect is the lowest (low level of BCP) and for regions of “decreasing–growth” this effect is the weakest (high level of BCP). Therefore, from the middle of the 2000th we observe a rapid restoration of that spatial and factorial matrix of change of the agrarian areas which was created in the second half of the 19th century and has survived all events of the last century and the events of the beginning of this century.
Changing the Pattern: Reclaiming History, Constructing Herstory in Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace
Authors: Sentov Ana
Published: June 2019

This paper will examine how Grace Marks, the female protagonist/narrator of Alias Grace (1996), reclaims her history, which is comprised of many different, often contradictory stories of her life and the crime for which she is imprisoned. These stories reflect the dominant discourse of a conservative male-dominated society, in which Grace is an outsider, due to her gender, class, age, and immigrant status. The law, the medical
profession, the church, and the media all see Grace as a disruptive element: a woman
who committed or assisted in a murder, a lunatic and/or a member of the working class
who dared disturb the social order. Grace is revealed not as a passive victim, an object to
be acted upon, but as an agent capable of reclaiming history and constructing herstory,
challenging and defying the expectations of dominant social structures. The paper will
show that Alias Grace, as a novel giving voice to the marginalized and the silenced, stands as a compelling work that examines and provides insights into the position of women and its changes over the course of history, provoking a discourse that remains relevant today
The Cultural Chronicle and the Historical Reality of Half a Century of Dragan Karadžić’s Creative Catharsis
Authors: Bojović Brankica
Published: June 2019

This study gives an insight into Karadžić’s creative work from the aspect of culture and historical reality. It involves a culturological and creative analysis. A review is offered of research on the creative work of this artist in society and his catharsis in various cultural and historical contexts, from the aspect of culture, as a chronicle of society and in terms of pictorial expression. His artistic expression and the semantics of creative interpretation through the chronological method in the research indirectly reveal a cathartic boost given to this artist’s steps in his creative expression. The study will be inspirational for
hronological approaches regarding creativity in the Balkan cultural area.
When Yours and Mine Are (Not) Ours: Reclaiming Personal and National Histories in Tim Butcher’s The Trigger: Hunting the Assassin Who Brought the World to War
Authors: Babić Željka
Published: June 2019

Even though the WWI ended a century ago, it seems viable to say that its presence and consequences are still echoing in the (sub)conscious self of the peoples in the Western Balkans. This paper focuses on disclosure of possible linguistic traits within a literary text, which uncover the author’s attitude towards the cultural and historical events he depicts. The aim is to investigate the possibility of extracting the parallel personal and general histories, their overlapping points, be they cultural or historical, through the linguistic tools used. The main focal point is on juxtaposing information, whose meaning is overtly shaped by the culture(s) of the speaker and the generally accepted cultural and historical posits, within the stories portrayed.
Reclaiming Women’s Perspective: Feminist Anthropology and the Androcentric Bias
Authors: Muhić Maja
Published: June 2019

The past few decades have been marked by an increasing discussion on the
role of dialogue in anthropology, especially following the anthropological turn of the
80s, when the discipline was looked upon as one “writing a culture” rather than understanding it from the insider’s perspective, while the ethnographer was thought of as the epistemic dictator, incapable of establishing a dialogical relation with his subjects of inquiry. The power relationship was indeed one of the most prominent problems in creating an equal, dialogical setting between the anthropologist and the other culture. This paper aims at revisiting feminist anthropology tracing the elements which constituted it, its original inspiration, and main motifs of action mostly gathered around the strong male bias of the discipline. This bias was predominantly manifested in the monological, androcentric understanding and exploration of cultures.
In tracing these aspects, and acknowledging the more egalitarian status of this discipline since its early days versus other social sciences (Margaret Mead, Ruth Benedict were among the most prominent women anthropologists), the paper will look at early women anthropologists works some of which were excluded from the canon. It will also point to the existence of strong male bias in ethnography and the discipline as a whole, thus triggering the emergence of feminist anthropology with its capacity for reflexivity and accountability in ethnographic work.
Incidence of dengue fever and its clinical profile during an outbreak in a rural area in Tamil Nadu
Authors: Somasundaram Deepak , Marimuthu Somasundaram , Thiruselvam Kavitha , Radhakrishnan Shankar
Published: June 2019

Background: In Southeast Asian countries, dengue is the major cause of pediatric morbidity and mortality and in that India reports the maximum number of cases. The annual incidence of dengue in India ranges from 8 to 33 million cases per year and an increased risk of dengue virus infection in children older than 5 years of age have been documented. Aim: The main objective of this study was to assess the incidence of dengue among the fever cases and to assess the clinical profile of various types of dengue fever and also to assess the predictive variables for the severity of dengue and their clinical outcomes. Methodology: A prospective longitudinal study was conducted at a pediatric hospital in a rural area of Tamil Nadu for a period of 6 months. A total of 325 patients were included in the study based on the study period and the inclusion criteria. For all the cases that were having a fever, basic blood investigations which includes hemoglobin, total count, and platelet count were performed along with peripheral smear study for malaria, dengue card test, and liver function test. Further, dengue positive patients were grouped into non-severe and severe dengue fever based on the operational definition formulated by the WHO. Results: The overall incidence of dengue among all the patients with fever was 71.3% among which 83.6% were non-severe dengue and the remaining 13.6% of the patients had severe dengue. Clinical signs such as palmar erythema, splenomegaly, and bleeding manifestations were more common in severe dengue patients than that of non-severe dengue, and this difference was found to be statistically significant. Hemoglobin and platelet count was found to be much lower among the patients with severe dengue along with raised liver enzymes (serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase and serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase) than that of the non-severe dengue, and the difference was found to be statistically significant. Majority of the patients with severe dengue received crystalloid and few patients received blood products whereas only very few with non-severe dengue received crystalloids, and none of the patients in this group received blood products. Conclusion: Health-care personnel of all levels must be made aware of the clinical signs and symptoms of all dengue types. Early recognition, precise assessment and appropriate treatment with the help of the WHO revised classification and management guidelines would reduce the mortality due to dengue fever.
Antenatal exposure to household air pollution and its association with increased risk of retinopathy
Authors: Patel Archana B , Kumar C Bharath
Published: June 2019

Background: Household air pollution (HAP) has been implicated in endothelial dysfunction and systemic inflammation which are the underlying mechanisms for retinopathy of prematurity (ROP). Objective: The study aims to estimate the incidence of ROP and its risk factors, specifically exploring antenatal exposure to HAP due to the use of traditional stoves/chullah as a risk factor for ROP. Methods: This cross-sectional observational study was conducted at a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of tertiary care hospital in Nagpur, India. Screening for ROP was done in 196 hospitalized preterm neonates discharged from NICU for a period of23 months in between December 2012 and October 2014. Mothers were considered as exposed to HAP if there was predominant use of chullah or open fire using wood, charcoal, crop waste, etc., for household cooking activities during her pregnancy and if cooking was done in the same room as the living room. Results: The incidence of any ROP in preterm neonates of mothers who were exposed to high polluting fuels (HPFs) antenatally was 51% as compared to 30% among those exposed to low polluting fuels. Those pregnant women who cooked outdoors or in a separate room had significantly lesser chances of developing ROP. Multivariateanalysis showed that environmental factors such as smoking in the household and usage of HPFs while cooking in the living room of the house (odds ratio 10.15; 95% confidence interval [1.3, 79.43]) increased the risk of developing ROP, after adjusting for other risk factors. In our study population, exposure to smoking and HAP were associated with higher risks of developing ROP, independent of covariates. Conclusion: Effective interventions to a committed and determined intersectoral coordination toward the promotion of public health are the need of the hour.
HUBUNGAN MODEL GAYA KEPEMIMPINAN MENURUT KARYAWAN DENGAN TINGKAT KEPUASAN KERJA KARYAWAN DI RUMPIN SEED SOURCE AND NURSERY CENTER KABUPATEN BOGOR
Authors: Rizqi M Nur
Published: June 2019

Gaya kepemimpinan yang diterapkan di Rumpin Seed Source and Nursery Center (RSSNC) menurut Gaya Kepemimpinan Managerial Grid Robert R. Blake dan Jane S. Mouton adalah termasuk Gaya Kepemimpinan Middle-of-the-Road (produksi menengah dan manusia menengah) yaitu gaya kepemimpinan kompromi. Hal ini dapat dilihat dari hasil uji kuesioner yang menunjukkan jumlah skor 35.4 untuk gaya kepemimpinan berdasarkan struktur dan 25.3 untuk gaya kepemimpinan berdasarkan pertimbangan pada tabel lampiran hasil kuesioner gaya kepemimpinan.Kepuasan kerja karyawan Rumpin Seed Source and Nursery Center (RSSNC) termasuk ke dalam kategori cukup puas seperti yang ditunjukkan oleh hasil uji kuesioner dengan nilai ratarata dari jumlah skor kuesioner adalah 119. Hubungan antara gaya kepemimpinan dengan kepuasan kerja karyawan di Rumpin Seed Source and Nursery Center (RSSNC) adalah positif. Hal ini berdasarkan uji koefisien korelasi dengan menggunakan SPSS yang menunjukkan nilai r > 0 yaitu r = 0.049. Sedangkan untuk nilai Sig. (2-tailed) = 0.892 > 0.05, maka diputuskan untuk menerima H0 dan dapat disimpulkan bahwa antara variabel gaya kepemimpinan dengan variabel kepuasan kerja karyawan tidak memiliki hubungan yang nyata (signifikan). Kata Kunci : Model, Gaya Kepemimpinan, Kepuasan Kerja.
PENGARUH KEBIJAKAN AREA TERHADAP KINERJA KARYAWAN PADA BANK BTPN MITRA USAHA RAKYAT AREA BOGOR
Authors: . Jeffry
Published: June 2019

Employee performance is crucial in any company to achieve what was to become the main purpose of the company. Performance within an organization should be done by all human resources in the organization either as a leader or as a worker. The performance of an employee would be good in having a high expertise, working in accordance with salaries and had good expectations in the future.The author does observation by using a questionnaire, which first performed testing of 20 respondents in Micro BTPN area, staff of 20 samples of respondents, conducted the test validity and reabilitas, there are four questions that are invalid on the policy factor, whereas in the performance factor, there is one question that is not valid. Invalid question, omitted from the questionnaire will be distributed back to all employees.  Total overall received questionnaires and data processing is conducted as many as 118 respondents.The test results with the use of SPPS, the data from the 118 respondents, data is distributed normally, it can be seen from the results of testing against policy on a real level of 5% (0.486) and performance (0.094), test value is larger than the real extent, so that data is distributed normally. The correlation between test results policy (X)  on performance (Y), showing the significance of the value 0.000 is smaller on the real extent of 1%, which means that there is a positive and significant relationship between policy and performance of employees. The better the policies that are applied, then the better the performance generated by the employees.  The resulting Simple Linear Regression test the equation Y = 49.151 + 0.444 X factor, meaning that policy has a positive relationship with respect to employee performance, shown with variable coefficients marked a positive policy. Key Word : Wisdom, Performance
ANALISIS ANGKA KUMAN UDARA DI RUANG PERAWATAN KELAS III RUMAH SAKIT DKT KOTA BENGKULU
Authors: Febriani Delly
Published: June 2019

Air is one important element in the life of living creatures of the earth and a gas mixturecontained in a layer that surrounds the Earth . Air can also act as a means of nosocomial infection .Classrooms III which is the room most at risk of nosocomial infections , where one room within thebed did not qualify and the officer did not use personal protective equipment. The research objectivewas to determine the total number of bacteria in the treatment room air class III special room 1 maleand 2 women’s rooms in room sick DKT Bengkulu city. This type of research is qualitativedescriptive approach a study that describes the number of total number of bacteria in the air in a ClassIII hospital treatment DKT city of Bengkulu. Based on the results of the study the total number of airgerms in the classroom III consists of one room for boys is 511 CFU /m3 and women’s room 2 is 556CFU / m3 . Personal hyigene expected increase for staff and visitors to wash their hands obedientlybefore and after the entrance of the room.
KEBIASAAN MEROKOK, PENGGUNAAN APD, DAN GANGGUAN PERNAPASAN PEKERJA GUDANG SEMEN TIGA RODA BENGKULU
Authors: Utami Sulthanah
Published: June 2019

Respiratory disorders are human lung function damage due to blockage of therespiratory tract by dust respiratory disorders. The research problem is the high smokingand lack of PPE in cement warehouse workers. The purpose of research known relationshipof smoking habits and personal protective equipment (PPE) with respiratory distresson three wheels cement warehouse worker Bengkulu. Type a descriptive study usingcross sectional approach. Subjects consisted of 35 respondents. Data were collected byquestionnaire directly to the job site. Univariate and bivariate analysis with Chi-squaretest. The results of data analysis showed that the value of ρ = 0.001 (ρ ˂ 0,005) smoking(81.0%) there is a link cigarette smoking with breathing disorders, the value ρ = 0.011 (ρ˃ 0,005) did not wear PPE (72%) there is no relationship APD with respiratory disorders.Suggested workers using PPE in the form of a mask while working or while in the surroundingarea cement storage warehouse. The company also advised medical check up onworkers to control the physical condition of workers so that the worker is known to havesuffered respiratory problems.
CLASSIFICATION OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS' SELF-EFFICACY TOWARDS VISUAL-VERBAL PREFERENCES USING DATA MINING METHODS
Authors: Kurniawan Citra , Setyosari Punaji , Kamdi Waras , Ulfa Saida
Published: June 2019

The purpose of this research was to build a classification model and to measure the correlation of self-efficacy with visual-verbal preferences using data mining methods. This research used the J48 classifier and linear projection method as an approach to see patterns of data distribution between self-efficacy and visual-verbal preferences. The measurement of the correlation of engineering students' self-efficacy with visual-verbal preferences using the data mining method approach gets the result that self-efficacy does not correlate with visual-verbal preferences. However, engineering students' self-efficacy influences the achievement of initial learning outcomes. Visual-verbal preference is more influenced by students' interest in images so it can be concluded that self-efficacy affects the initial results of learning but does not have a correlation with visual-verbal preferences. The results of the decision tree provide the results that are easily understood and present a correlation between self-efficacy and visual-verbal preferences in a visual form. Keywords: self-efficacy, visual-verbal preferences, data mining.
Prototyping Non-holonomic Hovercraft for Path Planning and Obstacle Avoidance
Authors: Abro Ghulam -e-Mustafa , Anwar Ali Zain , Jabeen Bazgha
Published: June 2019

— By definition, autonomous control systems are thesystems that sense the physical quantities from their environmentand may execute any dirty, difficult, dull and dangerous taskwithout any intervention. These systems are mostly used in thetransportation of large packages from one place to anotherautonomously by selecting the shortest path, accurate speed andobstacle avoidance. This paper describes the development offuzzy based PID control algorithm to tackle the dynamicconstraints of localization for proposed non-holonomichovercraft. Furthermore, in order to monitor the hovercraft thatwhether it is hovering in a familiar or strange environment;paper suggests the incorporation of digital image processingtechnique which will regularly correlate, the images beingcaptured by the prototype. Moreover, paper methodology alsoprovides the deployment way along with the interfacingtechniques of some configurable sensors, which will share theinformation related to the surroundings of hovercraft usinginternet of things (IoT).
Cartel, arte y patrimonio durante la guerra civil española: Significación del cartel dentro del patrimonio cultural
Authors: Castro Morales Federico
Published: June 2019

Definido como ¿papel, pieza de tela o lámina de otra materia escrita que contiene noticias, anuncios, propaganda, etc., y se exhibe eventualmente¿, el cartel es objeto de atención de este artículo que establece una tipología dividida entre carteles comerciales, culturales, políticos y artísticos, para posteriormente centrarse en un análisis técnico, artístico, histórico y documental del cartel político durante la guerra civil española. Todo ello desde la perspectiva del cartel como medio que permite detectar diversas versiones de la guerra, así como los cambios de concepción que las fuerzas en contienda tienen del conflicto. En definitiva, como instrumento que constituye, por tanto, una fuente de información histórica eficaz para reconstruir la historia de las mentalidades del momento, aunque, en sentido estricto, no aporte datos históricos para la confección de una historia de los acontecimientos.
Sevilla en el Archivo Histórico Provincial. Exposición
Authors: Toro Sánchez-Blanco Mª del Pilar
Published: June 2019

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La naturaleza de la capa de preparación según la visión de algunos de los principales tratadistas de la historia de la pintura
Authors: González López Mª José
Published: June 2019

La capa de preparación ha sido uno de los estratos de la obra pictórica menos estudiados en pintura, sin embargo desempeña un papel fundamental en la ejecución de la obra, en su conservación e incluso en la percepción estética final. Ésta es la razón por la que Mª José González López dedica este artículo a delimitar y caracterizar el concepto de preparación, frente al de imprimación, según algunos de los principales tratadistas de la historia de la pintura. El texto recoge los diferentes tipos de preparaciones existentes así como los componentes materiales que intervienen en este estrato pictórico
Historia, museos e imaginarios objetuales
Authors: Díaz Balerdi Ignacio
Published: June 2019

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Los museos ante el nuevo siglo
Authors: Oldenburg Richard
Published: June 2019

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El servidor WEB del Instituto Andaluz del Patrimonio Histórico
Authors: Limón Rodríguez Susana , Ortega Vaquero Isabel
Published: June 2019

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SUMMIT Europeo. Tutela del patrimonio cultural: hacia un perfil europeo del restaurador de bienes culturales
Authors: Fernández-Baca Casares Román
Published: June 2019

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El Patrimonio industrial de una ciudad andaluza: Linares
Authors: Moreno Rivilla Antonio
Published: June 2019

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La fiesta como patrimonio
Authors: Escalera Javier
Published: June 2019

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El patrimonio arquitectónico industrial. Una reflexión a partir de la actividad valenciana
Authors: Aguilar Civera Inmaculada
Published: June 2019

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Programa de normalización de estudios previos y control de calidad en las intervenciones: Propiedades Hídricas (I)
Authors: Ontiveros Ortega Esther , Villegas Sánchez Rosario
Published: June 2019

Dentro de la propuesta y descripción llevada a cabo por el Subprograma de Normalización de Estudios Previos del IAPH de las técnicas de análisis y ensayo que se deben utilizar para el conocimiento de los materiales utilizados en Bienes Inmuebles, este artículo se centra en el análisis de la dinámica del agua, como uno de los agentes de degradación más importante que afectan a la durabilidad de los materiales. Es, por tanto, de gran importancia caracterizar y cuantificar el comportamiento hídrico de cualquier material que se haya o pueda ser empleado en la construcción o restauración del Patrimonio Histórico. El estudio de la porosidad (muy ligado al comportamiento hídrico) también resulta de gran interés por varias razones: en ella se produce el almacenamiento y transporte de fluidos y de alguna manera controla las propiedades mecánicas de los materiales.
Patrimonio y estudios de Arquitectura en España: la Escuela de Sevilla
Authors: Pérez Escolano Víctor
Published: June 2019

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Observaciones sobre la utilización de disolventes en tareas de conservación
Authors: Masschelein-Kleiner Liliane
Published: June 2019

El presente texto es la traducción del artículo publicado en la revista Bulletin de L¿Institut Royal du Patrimoine Artistique de Bruselas (IRPA, vol. XIX, 1982-83 pp. 95-104). En él la autora hace una llamada de atención a los restauradores sobre los peligros que pueden acarrear los disolventes, tanto para los materiales tratados como para quienes los utilizan. Con la finalidad de controlar y reducir estos riesgos, la autora analiza las propiedades de los disolventes según su tipología, sus usos y aplicaciones, para finalizar con una tabla que recoge los disolventes que, según la autora, no se deben utilizar, recordando que la toxicidad no depende sólo del tipo de disolvente sino del uso que se haga (la cantidad utilizada y tiempo), para concluir que la mayoría de los problemas pueden resolverse sin recurrir a estas sustancias tan peligrosas
Simposio Internacional "Visigodos y Omeyas: un Debate entre la Tardoantigüedad y la Alta Edad Media"
Authors: Palma García Félix
Published: June 2019

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La obra olvidada: Casa Duclós en Sevilla, 1930
Authors: Delgado Pérez Gerardo , Pérez Escolano Víctor , Sebastián Bollaín Juan , Sierra José Ramón
Published: June 2019

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Patrimonio Arquitectónico. La renovación del Sistema de Información SIBIA
Authors: Tapia Martín Carlos
Published: June 2019

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Proyecto de investigación "La escultura polícroma religiosa de los siglos XVII y XVIII: estudio comparativo de técnicas, alteraciones y conservación en Portugal, España y Bélgica"
Authors: González López Mª José
Published: June 2019

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Patrimonio, Piedras, Paisaje: Reflexiones en torno al I Taller Internacional de Arquitectura
Authors: Quesada García Santiago
Published: June 2019

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Nuevo equipamiento e instalaciones del taller de papel del IAPH
Authors: Bellón Cazabán Eulalia
Published: June 2019

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Continúan los trabajos en El Giraldillo
Authors: González López Mª José
Published: June 2019

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Análisis del valor y evaluación multicriterio en la gestión del Patrimonio Histórico
Authors: Pérez Quesada Pedro
Published: June 2019

Este estudio reflexiona sobre la concepción del patrimonio como bienes, como objeto de valoración. El autor propone el Análisis del Valor y la Evaluación Multicriterio como dos metodologías que permiten la racionalidad de los valores del patrimonio. De la incorporación del Método de Valoración sostiene que contribuye a la gestión de sistemas de información patrimonial. Del Método de Valoración del Patrimonio afirma que da la posibilidad de centrar la gestión del patrimonio en los usos.
El Fondo Gráfico del Área de Historia de la Facultad de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
Authors: Martínez Montiel Luis Francisco
Published: June 2019

Este estudio traza la historia de la colección fotográfica tutelada desde el Área de Historia del Arte del Departamento de Escultura e Historia de las Artes Plásticas de la Universidad de Sevilla, fondo datado entre 1924-1945. Se trata de los documentos gráficos obtenidos a través de investigaciones y adquiridos para el desarrollo docente, dado que como comenta el autor desde finales del siglo XIX se generalizó el uso de imágenes fotográficas en las enseñanzas artísticas.
Las bases de datos del Patrimonio Histórico andaluz en el servidor web del IAPH. 1ª fase: ARQUEOS
Authors: Sánchez Benavides Francisco , Ortega Vaquero Isabel , Díaz Iglesias José Manuel
Published: June 2019

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Segundo Protocolo de la Convención de La Haya de 1954 para la Protección de los Bienes Culturales en caso de Conflicto Armado
Authors: Pérez del Campo Lorenzo
Published: June 2019

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Un proyecto experimental para la protección y puesta en valor del patrimonio arqueológico subacuático: el Proyecto Tarifa
Authors: Alonso Villalobos Carlos , Navarro Domínguez María
Published: June 2019

La gran riqueza del patrimonio histórico subacuático, el alto índice de actuaciones extractivas ilícitas realizadas sobre objeto del mismo, y la fuerte amenaza realizada que supone un creciente y descontrolado sector turístico-deportivo relacionado con la actividad subacuática, son factores que han servido para calificar el ámbito litoral de Tarifa (Cádiz) como zona de alto riesgo para nuestros bienes culturales sumergido. Experimentalmente, para investigar en la búsqueda de técnicas y métodos aplicados a la protección de estos bienes, el Centro de Arqueología Subacuática (IAPH, Consejería de Cultura) diseña el Proyecto Tarifa, en el que patrimonio cultural y natural, con sus diferentes recursos, se unen dentro de una misma oferta de protección, puesta en valor y transmisión social. La elección de Tarifa y su entorno viene justificada por darse en él tres premisas básicas: gran riqueza patrimonial subacuática ¿en buena medida desconocida¿, intensa y creciente presión turística y deportiva que repercute sobre el patrimonio subacuático, y alto índice de actividades extractivas ilícitas realizadas sobre bienes del patrimonio sumergido
1989-1999: el inventario de bienes muebles de la Iglesia Católica en el Arzobispado de Granada
Authors: Henares Cuéllar Ignacio , López Guzmán Rafael
Published: June 2019

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El catálogo de dólmenes de la provincia de Sevilla
Authors: Salas Álvarez Jesús , Barrionuevo Contreras Francisco José
Published: June 2019

El objeto de este artículo es analizar cómo se realizó el Catálogo de Dólmenes de la Provincia de Sevilla en 1989, fuente principal de documentación para la elaboración del actual trabajo sobre el megalitismo en la provincia, que se presenta bajo formato CD-ROM junto al presente número del Boletín del Instituto Andaluz del Patrimonio Histórico
El Tesauro de Arte y Arquitectura (AAT) en la Web del Instituto Getty para la Investigación
Authors: Limón Rodríguez Susana
Published: June 2019

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