bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Penerapan E-Bekal Dalam Menekan Perilaku Konsumtif Santri Di Pondok Pesantren Nurul Jadid
Authors: Emilia Rosa  , Sugiono
Published: June 2022

Pondok Pesantren Nurul Jadid memberikan fasilitas transaksi uang elektronik bernama E-bekal sebagai solusi untuk system pembayaran dengan e-payment. Transaksi ini dipantau langsung oleh wali santri, bahkan untuk melayani santri, presensi kegiatan yang sudah mulai menggunakan E-bekal untuk mempermudah santri , layanan kesehatan, perizinan, dan lain sebagainya. E-bekal merupakan chasless payment yang bertujuan untuk memudahkan pengiriman wali santri melalui aplikasi E-bekal. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kuantitatif dengan teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan google form. Yang menjadi subjek penelitian ini merupakan Santri Pondok Pesantren Nurul Jadid, Paiton, Probolinggo, Jawa Timur. Hasil penelitian menunjukan 82% presentase responden menyatakan penerapan E-bekal sangat berpengaruh terhadap perilaku konsumtif seorang santri di Pesantren Nurul Jadid. dengan memiliki berbagai macam manfaat. E-bekal dapat menekan perilaku konsumtif santri, selain itu E-bekal juga memiliki beberapa manfaat yaitu mempermudah transaksi, meminimalisir pembayaran non-tunai, membantu mempermudah pelayanan wali santri (untuk melakukan uang pembayaran santri).
Penyuluhan tentang Senam Hamil Trimester III di Banjar Batukandik, Desa Padangsambian Kaja
Authors: Ni Nyoman Ayuk Widiani , NW Noviani
Published: June 2022

Abstrak: Kehamilan merupakan periode terjadi perubahan biologis dan psikologis. Kehamilan trimester III semakin kompleks yaitu terjadi perubahan emosional, rasa tidak nyaman, kecemasan bahkan stress, sehingga ibu hamil membutuhkan dukungan dari suami, keluarga dan tenaga medis. Senam hamil merupakan salah satu solusi dari permasalahan tersebut yang bertujuan mengurangi keluhan yang timbul selama kehamilan serta mempersiapkan fisik dan psikis ibu menghadapi persalinan. Selama pandemi Covid 19 belum pernah dilakukan sosialisasi terkait senam hamil sehingga kurangnya informasi pada ibu hamil. Metode yang dilakukan dengan memberikan penyuluhan secara langsung kepada 10 orang ibu hamil. Dari hasil penyuluhan terdapat peningkatan pengetahuan ibu hamil sebelum dan setelah penyuluhan. Sebelum penyuluhan terdapat dua responden memiliki pengetahuan baik, dan meningkat menjadi delapan responden yang memiliki pengetahuan baik setelah penyuluhan. Penyuluhan berjalan lancar hanya terkendala responden yang datang masih terbatas karena masih suasana pandemi.
AMANATIN (Aman, Imun, Amin) Monitoring Kesehtaan Jiwa Raga Menghadapi Pandemi Covid-19
Authors: Lestari Indrayati Lyna , Istianatus Sunnah  , Liyanovitasari
Published: June 2022

Pengabdian masyarakat dilakukan secara virtual kepada masyarakat di Ungaran Barat, Kabupaten Semarang dengan tujuan untuk memberikan edukasi kepada masyarakat tentang cara aman terhindar dari paparan Covid-19, cara meningkatkan imun dengan tanaman obat, dan cara menjaga kesehatan jiwa dalam menghadapi pandemi Covid-19.    Metode yang digunakan dalam kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat adalah memberikan edukasi secara online melalui media zoom meeting yang dilakukan perekaman dan diunggah di media Youtube, sehingga dapat diaksese setiap waktu oleh semua masyarakat. Kegiatan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat telah dilaksanakan dengan memberikan edukasi tentang cara aman dengan berbagai upaya dalam menghindarkan diri terhadap virus Covid-19, cara menjaga imunitas terutama dengan memanfaatkan tanaman obat yang merupakan faktor penting dalam meningkatkan daya tahan tubuh, dan cara dalam menjaga kesehatan jiwa dalam menghadapi berbagai tekanan di masa pandemi.
Pembelajaran Aplikasi Android Dengan APP Inventor Untuk Mengontrol Lampu Berbasis Arduino Pada SMK NU 1 Islamiyah Kramat Tegal
Authors: Bahrun Niam  , Rony Darpono
Published: June 2022

Belum adanya pengembangan kurikulum dalam mata pelajaran mikrokontroller. Belum memanfaatkan aplikasi android secara tepat guna. Agar Siswa dapat membuat aplikasi android tepat guna. Membuat siswa lebih tertarik untuk membuat aplikasi Android sesuai dengan minatnya. Mengenalkan pemrograman arduino yang dapat berkomunukasi dengan Android. Menambah wawasan Siswa tentang pengembangan mikrokotroller. Kegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat “Pembelajaran Aplikasi Android dengan APP Inventor untuk mengontrol lampu berbasis Arduino pada SMK NU 1 Islamiyah Kramat Tegal” Kegiatan ini dilakukan selama 2 hari yaitu pada tanggal 27-28 Juli 2021. Sosialisasi ini bermaksut untuk meningkatkan ketertarikan siswa dalam menggunakan media aplikasi android pada smartphone dengan tepat guna. mengenalkan aplikasi pendukung yang berupa program arduino untuk mikrokontrollernya. Pelatihan pembuatan aplikasi Android dengan menggunakan APP Inventor yang dapay digunakan untuk kendali lampu maupun peralatan elektronika yang lain. Dengan menggunakan Bouetooth sebagai media komunikasinya. Hasil kegiatan mendapatkan beberapa point, yaitu (1) Peserta pelatihan memiliki ketertarikan dalam melakukan pembuatan aplikasi dan mencoba aplikasi android yang telah dibuat dengan menggunakan Aplikasi APP inventor (2) Peserta dapat memahami akan manfaat aplikasi android secara tepat guna yang dapat diterapkan dalam kehidupan sehari-hari.
Pelatihan Pembuatan Media Pembelajaran Menarik Menggunakan Canva pada Guru SDN Dukuhwaluh untuk Optimalisasi Pembelajaran Daring
Authors: Abdul Azis  , Dwi Krisbiantoro  , Riyanto
Published: June 2022

Guru merupakan ujung tombak dalam keberhasilan sebuah kegiatan pembelajaran. Kegiatan belajar mengajar saat ini perlu adanya inovasi dalam hal media pembelajaran agar siswa tidak merasa bosan dan mudah untuk memahami materi yang disampaikan. Hasil wawancara bersama dengan guru SD N Dukuhwaluh selama pandemi berlangsung guru kesulitan untuk menyampaikan materi kepada siswa karena pembelajaran dilakukan secara daring. Media pembelajaran yang dapat dikembangkan salah satunya dengan aplikasi canva, dengan aplikasi ini nantinya guru sangat terbantu dan siswa tidak merasa bosan. Adapun metode yang digunakan dalam pelatihan ini adalah ceramah dan praktik langsung penggunaan canva kepada peserta pelatihan meliputi penjelasan tentang canva, penggunaannya dan diskusi serta evaluasi dari kegiatan. Berdasarkan hasil evaluasi kegiatan dapat diperoleh proses pelatihan berjalan lancar dan guru dapat membuat media pembelajaran dengan canva dan respon dari pelatihan sangat positif dan mendukung kegiatan pelatihan yang diadakan.
Supervisi Pemetaan Mutu Pada Satuan Pendidikan Masyarakat (PKBM) Kabupaten Cilacap Dalam Persiapan Akreditasi Satuan Pendidikan
Authors: Purnomo Kardianto Indra
Published: June 2022

Supervisi pemetaan mutu pada pendidikan masyarakat sebagai salah satu upaya pemerintah untuk meningkatkan mutu pembelajaran pada PKBM. Metode yang digunakan dalam supervisi ini dengan cara pendampingan.  Pendampingan dimulai dari mengajukan permohonan akreditasi, mempersiapkan, membetulkan berkas yang sudah ada dan pengisian butir dan mengunggah lampiran pada SISPENA. Pendampingan ini ditujukan untuk memberikan tuntunan atau pembinaan dan mempercepat terealisasinya satuan pendidikan yang terakreditasi, bagi PKBM yang belum terakreditasi. Satuan PKBM masih ragu dalam mengadministrasikan kegiatan pembelajaran, sehingga masih terdapat kegiatan yang belum terdokumentasikan. Model supervisi dengan pendampingan ini, sangat membantu satuan PKBM dalam mempersiapkan akreditasi satuannya.
Reconstrução De Canto Medial Palpebral Após Celulite Necrosante Periorbitária Com Retalho Glabelar E Cantopexia Com Fixação Transnasal Com Fio De Aço
Authors: Nunes Pinto Pedro Henrique de Paula , Cover Sheila , Nunes Lucas Strufaldi , Fraga Guilherme Baptista Rosalém
Published: June 2022

A reconstrução palpebral é uma área complexa e delicada da cirurgia plástica, principalmente em lesões que acometem o canto medial envolvendo o aparelho lacrimal, ligamento cantal medial e lamela anterior e posterior. Sendo os defeitos dessa região normalmente decorrentes de tumores cutâneos ou trauma. Objetivou-se com este trabalho descrever um caso de reconstrução com retalho glabelar associado à cantopexia superior e inferior com fixação transnasal com fio de aço. O caso aqui relatado demonstra a complexidade e o desafio provocado por uma lesão de canto medial da pálpebra de origem não neoplásica, com múltiplas estruturas para serem reconstituídas. O relato demonstra a necessidade da individualização do tratamento, tendo como decisão final para o planejamento cirúrgico, a condição clínica e a prioridade gerada pelo quadro de base da paciente. Das diversas possibilidades de reconstrução, optou-se pela cobertura do defeito com retalho glabelar, por conta de sua versatilidade, facilidade de execução e irrigação local abundante de boa confiabilidade vascular randomizada.
Automated Grindstone Chemistry: A Simple and Facile Way for PEG-assisted Stoichiometry-controlled Halogenation of Phenols and Anilines Using N-Halosuccinimide
Authors: Das Dharmendra , Bhosle Akhil A , Chatterjee Amrita , Banerjee Mainak
Published: June 2022

A simple electrical mortar-pestle was used in the development of a green and facile mechanochemical route for the catalyst-free halogenation of phenols and anilines via liquid assisted grinding using PEG-400 as the grinding auxiliary. A series of mono-, di-, tri-halogenated phenols and anilines was synthesized in good to excellent yields within 10-15 min in a chemoselective manner by controlling the stoichiometry of N-halosuccinimide (NXS, X = Br, I, Cl). It was observed that PEG-400 plays a key role in controlling the reactivity of the substrates and to afford better regioselectivity. Almost exclusive para-selectivity was observed for the aromatic substrates with free o- and p-positions for mono- and di-halogenations. As known, the decarboxylation (or desulfonation) was observed in the case of salicylic acids, anthranilic acids (or sulfanilic acids) leading to 2,4,6-trihalogenated products when 3 equiv of NXS was used. Simple instrumentation, metal-free approach, cost-effectiveness, atom economy, short reaction time, and mild reaction conditions are a few noticeable merits of this environmentally sustainable mechanochemical protocol.
Про одну асимптотичну рівність Реверса
Authors: Motorna O. V. , Shevchuk V. I.
Published: June 2022

УДК 517.5Уточнено асимптотичну рiвнiсть, доведену Реверсом для iнтерполяцiйного аналога класичного результату Bernstein – Varga – Carpenter.
Точні оцінки найкращих наближень гладких функцій в

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у термінах лінійних комбінацій модулів неперервності їхніх похідних
Authors: Babich Yu. P. , Mikhailova T. F.
Published: June 2022

УДК 517.5
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AN EMULATION ORIENTED METHOD AND TOOL FOR TEST OF GROUND TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS AT AIRPORTS
Authors: Saifutdinov Farid , Jackson Ilya , Tolujevs Jurijs
Published: June 2022

The paper discusses the prospects for the development and implementation of centralized ground traffic control systems at airports. The automatic control system can only work if there is accurate data on the location of mobile objects, which include both vehicles involved in the maintenance of aircraft and the aircraft themselves. In order to develop and test software for any specific centralized control system, the emulation mode should be used, in which the simulation model of the airport transport network works in conjunction with the real control software. In this case, one of the main functions of the simulation model is the generation of data streams that appropriately reflect the processes of movement of objects in the transport network of a specific airport. The paper describes a universal simulation program that allows one to simulate precisely described scenarios for the process in a transport network, which necessitates decision-making at the level of a centralized control system. The movement of objects in the model is accompanied by the recording of their coordinates in the Digital Twin. In this way, real streams of measurement data from various systems for determining the position of moving objects are modeled and stored.
THE MODELLING OF EMISSIONS EVALUATION AT ASPHALT MIXING PLANT IN HOT RECYCLING
Authors: Martišius Mindaugas , Sivilevičius Henrikas
Published: June 2022

Transport industry with its infrastructure sector is one the main sources of GreenHouse Gas (GHG) emissions. In parallel, this industry has the main part on gross domestic product of a high transport transit countries with a develop road network. Transport infrastructure (TI) must be continuously developed, improved, and carefully maintained accordingly traffic and goods flow with respect to safety and emissions. Renewable resources, such as Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) and energy from sustainable sources are the main accents reducing carbon emissions in the industry. The comparison outlook of different technologies emissions in a Hot-Mix Asphalt (HMA) with RAP production at Asphalt Mixing Plant (AMP) are presented in this paper. CO2 emissions comparison of different RAP additions models and fuel types was analysed. The calculation model was presented for carbon emissions in most critical GHG generated AM production stage as new aggregates and RAP drying and heating.
Evolution of Kinetic and Magnetic Energy in a Large Magnetic Prandtl Number System
Authors: Park Kiwan , Cheoun Myung-Ki
Published: June 2022

Many regions of the universe are in a state of hot, magnetized, and ionized X-ray emitting plasmas. We numerically simulated the energy spectrum of this highly viscous and conductive system. Without magnetic field, the fluctuating plasma motion decays in a relatively large viscous scale l

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consistent with the simulation data. We also simulated the same system with helical energy. The inversely cascaded magnetic energy makes the spectrum steeper. This inverse energy transfer, in addition to the external magnetic field and instabilities, provides us a clue to the diversified spectra characterized by E

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SNR G292.0+1.8: A Remnant of a Low-mass-progenitor Stripped-envelope Supernova
Authors: Temim Tea , Slane Patrick , Raymond John C. , Patnaude Daniel , Murray Emily , Ghavamian Parviz , Renzo Mathieu , Jacovich Taylor
Published: June 2022

We present a study of the Galactic supernova remnant (SNR) G292.0+1.8, a classic example of a core-collapse SNR that contains oxygen-rich ejecta, circumstellar material, a rapidly moving pulsar, and a pulsar wind nebula (PWN). We use hydrodynamic simulations of the remnant’s evolution to show that the SNR reverse shock is interacting with the PWN and has most likely shocked the majority of the supernova ejecta. In our models, such a scenario requires a total ejecta mass of ≲3 M
⊙ and implies that there is no significant quantity of cold ejecta in the interior of the reverse shock. In light of these results, we compare the estimated elemental masses and abundance ratios in the reverse-shocked ejecta to nucleosynthesis models, and further conclude that they are consistent with a progenitor star with an initial mass of 12–16 M
⊙. We conclude that the progenitor of G292.0+1.8 was likely a relatively low-mass star that experienced significant mass loss through a binary interaction and would have produced a stripped-envelope supernova explosion. We also argue that the region known as the “spur” in G292.0+1.8 arises as a result of the pulsar’s motion through the supernova ejecta, and that its dynamical properties may suggest a line-of-sight component to the pulsar’s velocity, leading to a total space velocity of ∼600 km s−1 and implying a significant natal kick. Finally, we discuss binary mass-loss scenarios relevant to G292.0+1.8 and their implications for the binary companion properties and future searches.
A Multiwavelength Study of the Highly Asymmetrical Debris Disk around HD 111520
Authors: Crotts Katie A. , Draper Zachary H. , Matthews Brenda C. , Duchêne Gaspard , Esposito Thomas M. , Wilner David , Mazoyer Johan , Padgett Deborah , Kalas Paul , Stapelfeldt Karl
Published: June 2022

We observed the nearly edge-on debris disk system HD 111520 at the HJ and K1 near-infrared (NIR) bands using both the spectral and polarization modes of the Gemini Planet Imager. With these new observations, we have performed an empirical analysis in order to better understand the disk morphology and its highly asymmetrical nature. We find that the disk features a large brightness and radial asymmetry, most prominent at shorter wavelengths. We also find that the radial location of the peak polarized intensity differs on either side of the star by 11 au, suggesting that the disk may be eccentric, although, such an eccentricity does not fully explain the large brightness and radial asymmetry observed. Observations of the disk halo with the Hubble Space Telescope also show the disk to be warped at larger separations, with a bifurcation feature in the northwest, further suggesting that there may be a planet in this system creating an asymmetrical disk structure. Measuring the disk color shows that the brighter extension is bluer compared to the dimmer extension, suggesting that the two sides have different dust grain properties. This finding, along with the large brightness asymmetry, are consistent with the hypothesis that a giant impact occurred between two large bodies in the northern extension of the disk, although confirming this based on NIR observations alone is not feasible. Follow-up imaging with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array to resolve the asymmetry in the dust mass distribution is essential in order to confirm this scenario.
Serum GFAP and EGFR as Supportive Diagnostic Biomarker of Glioma Patients: A Single-Center Study
Authors: Priambada Dody , Arifin Muhamad Thohar , Briliantika Surya Pratama , Widyaningrum Dian , Saputro Abdi , El Muzakka Azka Tajussyarof , Bakhtiar Yuriz , Prihastomo Krisna Tsaniadi , Muttaqin Zainal
Published: June 2022

Background : High grade Gliomas (HGGs) (World Health Organization grade III and IV) are aggressive brain tumors with a poor prognosis. Serum concentrations of GFAP and EGFR are theoretically raised in glioma patients, especially primary HGGs
Aim : To look at serum levels of GFAP and EGFR in patients with Gliomas (Low Grade and High-Grade Glioma) and see if they were related to clinical outcome, MRI parameter and pathological features.
Method : Between 2020-2021, pre-operative blood samples were taken from 39 patients with radiologically diagnosed glioma who were performed for tumour excision. The time between blood collection and surgical resection was an average of 10 days. GFAP and EGFR serum were compared in glioma and non-glioma patients.
Result : Glioma patients had average of serum GFAP 747.93 + 1349.49 pg/ml and average of Serum EGFR 9.25 + 3.17 ng/ml. Non glioma average of GFAP and EGFR respectively were 292.91 + 369.30 pg/ml and 7.81 + 3.38 ng/ml.From all variable, we performed normality test using the Saphiro-wilk normality test and all variable were no normally distribution with p<0.05
Conclusion : Circulating GFAP and EGFR are promising method for “supportive” methods for differentiate between glioma and non-glioma patients, especially high grade glioma
Les articles de géographie dans le Dictionnaire Universel de Trévoux et l’ Encyclopédie de Diderot et d’Alembert
Authors: Vigier Denis , Moncla Ludovic , Lefort Isabelle , Joliveau Thierry , McDonough Katherine
Published: June 2022

Cette contribution traite des articles de géographie dans deux œuvres majeures de diffusion des savoirs au xviii e  siècle : le Dictionnaire Universel de Trévoux et l’ Encyclopédie de Diderot et d’Alembert. L’étude est conduite sur un corpus échantillonné de cent huit articles présents dans les deux nomenclatures et traitant de la France. Les caractéristiques discursives les plus saillantes de ce corpus sont d’abord isolées pour chaque œuvre, puis comparées entre elles et avec celles observables dans plusieurs dictionnaires plus anciens qui furent souvent utilisés comme sources par les auteurs.
La professionnalisation des encyclopédistes : un facteur d’évolution des connaissances
Authors: Rey Christophe
Published: June 2022

L’ Encyclopédie de Diderot et d’Alembert et l’ Encyclopédie Méthodique de Panckoucke constituent deux types de répertoires bien différents. Au-delà des divergences liées à l’évolution des connaissances elles-mêmes, ces deux encyclopédies s’opposent également par des facteurs majeurs tels que le phénomène de professionnalisation des rédacteurs sur lequel nous souhaitons insister ici.
Le regard encyclopédique de l’ Académie française
Authors: Pruvost Jean
Published: June 2022

Depuis 1694, l’ Académie française offre dans chacune de ses éditions, et jusqu’à la dernière en date (la neuvième), des articles conçus à partir des mêmes principes – à la logique de présentation des mots près, regroupés en familles dans la première édition. Un corpus d’une telle homogénéité offre un point de vue privilégié pour mesurer la marche de l’esprit encyclopédique à travers le parcours accompli par le mot encyclopédie depuis son traitement dans le Dictionnaire françois de Richelet (1680) jusqu’à celui qu’il reçoit dans la septième édition (1878) du Dictionnaire de l’Académie française , contemporaine du presque achèvement de l’œuvre de Larousse (1866-1890).
Comment penser l’alternative au capitalisme de plateforme dans une logique de réencastrement polanyien ?
Authors: Aufrère Laura , Eynaud Philippe , Maurel Lionel , Vercher Corinne
Published: June 2022

L’article envisage les alternatives au capitalisme de plateforme dans une logique de réencastrement polanyien. Issus d’études de cas de plateforme coopérative dans les secteurs du covoiturage, de la livraison à vélo et de l’hébergement, les résultats mettent au jour des modèles d’activité hybrides au sein desquels le principe marchand est mis au service de la logique réciprocitaire. Rejetant la rationalité algorithmique formelle des entreprises-plateformes dominantes, les alternatives cherchent à aligner les comportements individuels et collectifs sur les valeurs de solidarité et les finalités d’intérêt collectif ou général. Les plateformes étudiées expérimentent des modalités originales de passage à l’échelle basées sur la fédération de communautés, et respectueuses de leur ancrage dans l’économie substantive. Les résultats permettent d’une part de penser des complémentarités entre différentes formes d’encastrement susceptibles d’intervenir à plusieurs échelles, ils ouvrent d’autre part des perspectives pour repenser les politiques publiques vis-à-vis des expérimentations de l’économie solidaire et des communs.
Penser l’à-venir grâce aux principes polanyiens d’intégration économique
Authors: Servet Jean-Michel
Published: June 2022

Si le succès de Karl Polanyi peut paraître paradoxal du fait d’un retour des logiques du marché concurrentiel, de la propriété privée et de l’individualisme qu’il a critiquées, ses concepts ont la capacité d’éclairer certaines caractéristiques majeures des évolutions/involutions/révolutions en cours ; telles que la financiarisation généralisée, les nouvelles formes de marchandisation de l’humain, les limites écologiques de la production et la reconnaissance des biens communs. Est ici principalement argumenté le concept polanyien de principe d’intégration économique.
Spreading speed in a non-monotonic Ricker competitive integrodifference system
Authors: Lin Guo , Wang Yahui
Published: June 2022

This article studies the propagation threshold in a competitive system without the classical comparison principle, which models the invasion-coexistence process between two competitors of which one is the invader and another is the aborigine. We obtain a linearly determined threshold that is the spreading speed of the invader in initial value problems. To estimate the spreading speed, we construct several auxiliary scalar equations and use the method of generalized upper solutions. In population dynamics, our results imply that even in a nonmonotone competitive system, the invader may invade the habitat of the aborigine at an almost constant speed and two species could coexist eventually.
Double phase obstacle problems with multivalued convection and mixed boundary value conditions
Authors: Zeng Shengda , Rădulescu Vicenţiu D. , Winkert Patrick
Published: June 2022

In this paper, we consider a mixed boundary value problem with a double phase partial differential operator, an obstacle effect and a multivalued reaction convection term. Under very general assumptions, an existence theorem for the mixed boundary value problem under consideration is proved by using a surjectivity theorem for multivalued pseudomonotone operators together with the approximation method of Moreau-Yosida. Then, we introduce a family of the approximating problems without constraints corresponding to the mixed boundary value problem. Denoting by \begin{document}$ \mathcal S $\end{document} the solution set of the mixed boundary value problem and by \begin{document}$ \mathcal S_n $\end{document} the solution sets of the approximating problems, we establish the following convergence relation

   \begin{document}$ \begin{align*} \emptyset\neq w-\limsup\limits_{n\to\infty}{\mathcal S}_n = s-\limsup\limits_{n\to\infty}{\mathcal S}_n\subset \mathcal S, \end{align*} $\end{document}

where \begin{document}$ w $\end{document}-\begin{document}$ \limsup_{n\to\infty}\mathcal S_n $\end{document} and \begin{document}$ s $\end{document}-\begin{document}$ \limsup_{n\to\infty}\mathcal S_n $\end{document} stand for the weak and the strong Kuratowski upper limit of \begin{document}$ \mathcal S_n $\end{document}, respectively.
Water saving in thermal power plant by use of membrane filter in cooling tower treatment
Authors: Dhokai Chetan , Palkar Ritesh Ramesh , Jain Vicky
Published: June 2022

A study was carried to investigate by placing a side stream filter in a cooling tower to observe the water conservation in the system. For any coal based power plant cycles of concentration plays important role for water conservation. The cycles of concentration in cooling tower was increased by installation of membrane system. The drain of the side stream filter was disposed to effluent treatment plant (ETP), while the filtered water will be recycled to the cooling tower inlet. The water parameter was measured by using various flow rates, pressure, and other factors. Significant water savings were demonstrated in the pilot. Maximum make-up water and outflow were both reduced by 14% and 48%, respectively. To save the most water, permeate recovery must be as high as possible. Water savings were minimal due to silica scaling on the membranes. Selected membranes are capable of lower total dissolved system (TDS) rejection than the 88% of total required membranes in the primary study, which might help to save water. The increased energy consumed by membrane treatment was compensated for by lower water outlays. To prevent scaling antiscalent chemical with chemical dosing system was installed along with membrane system.
Brauer configuration algebras defined by snake graphs and Kronecker modules
Authors: Cañadas Agustín Moreno , Espinosa Pedro Fernando Fernández , Muñetón Natalia Agudelo
Published: June 2022

Recently, Çanakçi and Schroll proved that associated with a string module $ M(w) $ there is an appropriated snake graph $ \mathscr{G} $. They established a bijection between the corresponding perfect matching lattice $ \mathscr{L}(\mathscr{G}) $ of $ \mathscr{G} $ and the canonical submodule lattice $ \mathscr{L}(M(w)) $ of $ M(w) $. We introduce Brauer configurations whose polygons are defined by snake graphs in line with these results. The developed techniques allow defining snake graphs, which after suitable procedures, build Kronecker modules. We compute the dimension of the Brauer configuration algebras and their centers arising from the different processes. As an application, we estimate the trace norm of the canonical non-regular Kronecker modules and some families of trees associated with some snake graphs classes.
Fundamental theorems of Morse theory on posets
Authors: Fernández-Ternero D. , Macías-Virgós E. , Mosquera-Lois D. , Scoville N. A. , Vilches J. A.
Published: June 2022

We prove a version of the fundamental theorems of Morse theory in the setting of finite partially ordered sets. By using these results we extend Forman's discrete Morse theory to more general cell complexes and derive the Morse-Pitcher inequalities in that context.
An adaptive differential evolution algorithm with elite gaussian mutation and bare-bones strategy
Authors: Wu Lingyu , Li Zixu , Ge Wanzhen , Zhao Xinchao
Published: June 2022

Both differential evolution algorithm (DE) and Bare-bones algorithm (BB) are simple and efficient, but their performance in dealing with complex multimodal problems still has room for improvement. DE algorithm has great advantages in global search and BB algorithm has great advantages in local search. Therefore, how to combine these two algorithms' advantages remains open for further research. An adaptive differential evolution algorithm based on elite Gaussian mutation strategy and bare-bones operations (EGBDE) is proposed in this paper. Some elite individuals are selected and then the mean and the variance of the bare-bones operation are adjusted with the information from the selected elite individuals. This new mutation strategy enhances the global search ability and search accuracy of differential evolution with parameters free. It also helps algorithm get a better search direction and effectively balance the exploration and exploitation. An adaptive adjustment factor is adopted to dynamically balance between differential mutation strategy and the elite Gaussian mutation. Twenty test functions are chosen to verify the performance of EGBDE algorithm. The results show that EGBDE has excellent performance when comparing with other competitors.
Ecological Approach to Higher Educator Wellness and Self-Care
Authors: Metz Cara L. , Jarvie Sarah H.
Published: June 2022

Self-care is an important and necessary part of a teaching career. Without appropriate self-care, our wellness can suffer and develop into burnout. Educators with burnout can have more absences, be more apathetic to our work, or create an unhealthy learning environment for students. To be well, our self-care cannot happen only at a micro-level. This chapter will examine educator wellness from the perspective of the ecological model. It is important to examine all of the impacts on our wellness and understand the control we can have over our systems. This chapter will look at the impacts of wellness and how to implement self-care strategies both at a personal and a university levels to reduce the impact of burnout.
Advancing Arguments for Freedom From Discrimination
Authors: Aguebor Ebe
Published: June 2022

The right to non-discrimination promises equality for all persons and freedom from discrimination, based on certain individual and group-based characteristics. Ideally, this should delineate states' obligations to protect all persons. Yet, this right is usually not applied to every person depending on the prevailing social and moral mores of respective jurisdictions. Sexual minorities are part of such excluded individuals and groups, which are deemed undeserving of legal recognition and protection against discrimination based on their unconventional sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. Instead of equality and inclusion, retribution is the consequence for failure to conform to mainstream societal and moral values. This drives sexual minorities into the fringes of society, with hardly any assurance that the law can be used to protect them. It is within this context that this chapter interrogates whether the right to non-discrimination can be advanced for sexual minorities, leading to meaningful changes in domestic laws.
Pandemic and Sustainability Practices
Authors: Gupta Anu , Verma Minakshi
Published: June 2022

The whole world was disturbed because of COVID-19. It brought several positive and negative effects on human, environment, and climate. During the lockdown period of COVID-19, all movements and activities slowed. All socio-economic activities, industrial workshops, and production units were completely closed. Due to restriction and slowdown of these activities, some environmental conditions improved including air quality and water pollution. But due to the increasing number of COVID-19 patients, rate of generation of medical waste increased (PPE kit, face mask, and hand gloves). Unplanned discarding and production of medical waste causes ill effects on the environment as well as human beings. These environmental and human consequences have long-lasting effects; therefore, they require proper and well-planned sustainable strategies for a better future and to overcome these consequences. The COVID-19 pandemic has obtained an overall global response to win this COVID-19 battle.
Attaining Strong Learning Outcomes Using Modern Pedagogies in Teaching Image Processing and Computer Vision
Authors: Sinha G. R. , Subudhi Bidyadhar , Fan Chih-Peng , Das Debabrata
Published: June 2022

In the modern context of education, due to huge and cutthroat competitions among graduating students from various universities of the world, the industry or society expects excellent employability skills from the workforce. The expectation from the hiring process is to get competent graduates who can work with required skillsets and also align with the sustainable growth plan of the employers. Hiring employable graduates looks simple, but it is not true and requires sincere efforts for assessment of if the students are actually demonstrating the skills in addition of excellent academic knowledge. So, this chapter provides an overview of the importance of student learning outcomes (SLOs), their articulation and formulation, and most importantly, the pragmatic assessment of attainment of SLOs using some rubrics or tools. A special mention has been made on a practical assessment of attainment of SLOs in an image processing and computer vision (IPCV) course.
Skill Enhancement Through Holistic Development Activities
Authors: Gupta Megha , Jolly Lochan , Belge Archana , Alegavi Sujata
Published: June 2022

The expectation of the industry from engineering courses is that it should enhance the ability of the students to apply skills, analyze problems, and provide optimum solutions in minimum time. The statistics about employability of engineering graduates show that only 25% of them are employable. This is because they lack skills like in-depth knowledge of curriculum, ability to apply the knowledge in practice, and communicate their ideas to others. It is a necessity of the technical era that the student should get employability skills with the understanding of the university curriculum. Holistic development is the key to overall development of students in any field of education, especially engineering. Engineers are expected to provide best possible solutions to socio-economic problems in our day-to-day chores.
Carving a Niche for Graduate Employability
Authors: Saud Mohammed , Fernandes Trinette , Datt Punam
Published: June 2022

This chapter aims to explain the professional training received by university students to craft their employability skills and the way the learning outcomes are tested. It is of vital importance for students to emerge as successful professionals and entrepreneurs with unique attributes. They are required to develop and demonstrate skillsets that meet the expectations of prospective employers in the industry. The National University of Science and Technology, Oman has recognised this need and is committed to providing its students a learning experience that enables them to make a signature presence in the world of work and business. Thus, the university has developed a structured approach to integrate employability and self-employability skills development courses into the curriculum for all students across various study programs and has designed robust methods and techniques to teach and to test the learning outcomes so as to make the assessment and evaluation meaningful and effective.
Performance Assessments in the Context of Developing and Assessing Competencies
Authors: King Calvin S. , Venkatesh K. A.
Published: June 2022

The development of competencies required for careers is a challenge for tertiary education systems across the world. Assessment of competencies in the learning environment is crucial here. Performance assessments as part of tasks carried out by learners is an opportunity for development and assessment of competencies. Engineering competencies can be developed through multiple design-build experiences that create significant learning. When performance assessments as part of tertiary education programs are systematically designed using instructional design models and assessed using criteria-based rubrics for technical and behavioral competencies, learners develop the desired competencies for their careers in stages. This chapter proposes an approach for performance assessment in tertiary technology and engineering programs using the above concepts.
An Empirical Study on the Effect of Program Educational Objectives on the Computer Science Subject
Authors: Nagwanshi Kapil Kumar , Sinha G. R. , Subudhi Bidyadhar , Landge Pravinkumar B. , Bhise Dhiraj V.
Published: June 2022

Before studying any subject in the given curriculum, it is essential to know its educational objective to understand its relevance with the current scenario. Therefore, PEO's are directly related to the mission and vision statement of the organization. Later on, the mapping of these PEO's has been incorporated with the program outcomes of different subjects. All these objectives and outcomes are written in qualitative parameters. The present study elaborates how the qualitative parameters are converted to a quantitative framework for measuring the course's effectiveness and the pupils' employability. This study also indicates the importance of each subject thru a quantitative framework.
Foundations of Knowledge Management
Authors: Hawamdeh Suliman
Published: June 2022

Knowledge played an important role in the development of society including the transformation from agrarian society to industrial society and then to the information and knowledge society. Societal transformation in the context of knowledge management involved the accumulation of knowledge over a long period of time that led to more innovations and human development. Today, the ability to acquire, process, create, disseminate, and apply knowledge effectively and efficiently is deemed essential to the survival of the organization. In this chapter, the author discusses the complex nature of knowledge and its relationship to data and information as well as the concept of knowledge management and its relevance to the information and knowledge profession.
How Agile Are the Organizations Against Cyber Threats?
Authors: Yilmaz Ayse Asli , Hafizoglu Mustafa , Tuzlukaya Sule Erdem
Published: June 2022

Some of the tasks of organizations in the digital age include information formation, coding and increasing value, data mining, and encoding information to make it accessible to others. As disruptive technology permeates all aspects of social life, new threats and vulnerabilities emerge. Cyber threats and cyber-security incidents may affect organizations, whether public or private, individuals, and all social network actors. The idea of a system that must defend against all possible attacks has given rise to the cyber resilience phenomenon. In public organizations, cyber resilience is obtained in various ways such as storing private classified data assets and records on independent backup platforms. Regardless of whether one platform is in danger, the other can provide a copy of missing or maliciously encrypted data immediately. Given the preceding discussion, this chapter focuses on agility, which is now regarded as a core competency in organizations in terms of cyber management, cyber resilience, knowledge management, and artificial intelligence in the cyber cosmos.
Role of Blockchain and Data Visualisation in Advertisement Lead Purchase Across Social Media
Authors: Bathla Devesh , Ahuja Raina , Awasthi Shraddha , Singh Kuber
Published: June 2022

Social media marketing, which has redefined the traditional 4Ps of marketing into the modern 2Ps, namely pipeline and personalisation, is a modern-day tool to build the brand, increase sales, and multiply the online traffic. This involves bringing out great content on social media profiles, paying attention and engaging followers, results, and managing social media advertisements. With the growing popularity, it can be presumed that social media promotions are one of the fastest and best ways to connect with your target group or as the marketeers call it, prospects. At the same time, blockchain social media can be defined as decentralized platforms that enable the development of applications and smart contracts. From a spend analysis standpoint, these advertisements give a lot of moneymaking freedoms and are an extraordinary method to upgrade your marketing outreach activities, especially the digital channels. This work visualises the spend nature of advertisements and investigates how blockchain technology can help to reshape the social media advertisement market.
An Assessment of Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence as Transformational Technologies in Marketing
Authors: Putri Seprianti Eka
Published: June 2022

Marketing practice is changing in this era of digital disruption and revolutionary technologies. Transformation technology is a difficult task, but the adoption of blockchain and AI will make it easier. Regardless of the number of partners (internal, external, or both) participating in a given commercial transaction, a system in which numerous electronic parties can safely communicate, collaborate, and transact without human intervention is highly adaptive and efficient. The authors of this study propose a methodology for reviewing numerous situations of marketing through the use of transformative technologies and their relevant consequences for enterprise, consumer, and academic research to assess blockchain and AI as transformational.
Demystifying Neuromarketing
Authors: Chandel Ajay , Kaur Tejbir
Published: June 2022

This study tries to decipher the role of neuromarketing in the myriad fields of business employing in-depth review of literature. This work thus proposes abundant acumens into important facets of neuromarketing in the business world employing a bibliometric investigation. The chapter presents an assessment of important neuromarketing enablers and their function in several business disciplines aimed superior business performance. The existing literature was classified based on a variety of bibliometric factors such as year, location, author, institution, and source related data. The literature is further classified based on keyword co-occurrence. The observed clusters indicate neuromarketing applications and execution problems in business. The complete overview, which spans the years 2000 to 2021, can help managers keep current on the uses of neuromarketing in many sectors. The chapter also identifies potential topics for neuromarketing research in several industry sectors to support neuromarketing adoption.
Pedagogical Benefits and the Future of Digital Education With a Focus on Teaching and Learning Processes
Authors: Enokela Abel Ebiega
Published: June 2022

This study attempted an examination of the benefits of digital education and its future in the educational sector with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence which has dominated teaching and learning processes. The evolution of education technologies has impacted immensely on education, especially with the ascendancy of artificial intelligence which has added another dimension to the impact of educational digitalization. Both teachers and students are beneficiaries of this technological boom. Intelligent technology is also taking the lead in universalizing or internationalizing education. Distance learning platforms, mass open online courses (MOOCs), and other virtual models have made tremendous impacts in global education as learners can now choose how, when, and where to learn since distance is no longer a barrier to teaching and learning processes. The outbreak of COVID-19 has also strengthened and increased the value size of digitalization in the educational sector.
Challenges in Times of Crisis and Pandemics in the Hospitality Industry
Authors: Costa Vânia , Costa Carlos
Published: June 2022

Hospitality is one of the most dynamic sectors of activity and plays a key role in competitiveness and regional development. Over the past decades, the sector has faced several challenges, especially in times of crises and pandemics. This study analyzes the effects of the pandemic on the tourism industry and specifically on the hotel industry and reviews the literature related to the impacts and recovery strategies that were implemented in previous crises that affected the hotel industry. An extensive and systematic literature review will be conducted on the impacts and recovery strategies that have been implemented in previous crises affecting the hotel industry. To conduct this review, the study analyzes publications from the last 11 years with the keywords “hospitality+crises+challenges” in titles, keywords, and abstracts in Scopus.
COVID-19's Impact on the Chinese Tourism and Hospitality Sector
Authors: Yu Poshan , He Keyi , Sampat Michael
Published: June 2022

Tourism and hospitality that once occupied billions of economic outputs every year was blown seriously by the COVID-19 outbreak. The slow of domestic and international interactions has drained the tourism and hospitality industries' customer flows greatly. Millions of practitioners are struggling for crisis remission. Though scholars have noted the plight of the hospitality industry, most previous studies have focused on the pandemic effects on the hospitality industry in the short run. Few have investigated the whole industry's long-term sustainability under the pandemic, which is increasingly important as the pandemic is going beyond expected. This chapter aims to explore measures and innovations that help hotels recover from pandemic shock and develop long-term sustainability during the outbreak. Based on the framework of Clauss T, the author studied the business model and innovation of the Chinese hotel industry in the post-pandemic era by integrating the importance of hygiene upgrades, local market expansion, and stakeholder management to the industry.