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PEMETAAN PROBLEMATIKA INTEGRASI PENDIDIKAN AGAMA ISLAM 222 DENGAN SAINS DAN TEKNOLOGI
Authors: Priyanto Dwi
Published: May 2018

This paper is intended to map the problem of integration of Islamic Education (Pendidikan Agama Islam - PAI) with science and technology. It is expected, by this way, PAI is not only a vehicle for the transfer of religious knowledge, but also a planting of Islamic values that will be able to be applied by learners in public life as a Muslim. Hopefully, the Muslim will be able to play a role in solving the people and national problem and face the fast development of science and technology with all the impact. Ideally, integration of PAI with science and technology can be implemented as well as possible in an effort to establish Islamic religious education materials, and as a means of clarifying the problems that arise in the delivery of Islamic educational material that seems to be dogmatic at the beginning of Islam, as well as faith increasing to the truth of all that delivered Qur’an and Hadith. Tulisan ini ditujukan untuk memetakan problematika integrasi Pendidikan Agama Islam (PAI) dengan sains dan teknologi. Dengan cara ini diharapkan PAI tidak sekadar sebagai wahana transfer pengetahuan keagamaan semata, tetapijuga penanaman nilai-nilai keislamaan yang nantinya mampu diterapkan oleh peserta didik dalam kehidupan bermasyarakat sebagai seorang muslim. Diharapkan, muslim itu mampu berperan dalam menyelesaikan problem umat maupun bangsa menghadapi perkembangan sains dan teknologi yang begitu pesat dengan segala dampak yang ditimbulkan. Idealnya integrasi PAI dengan sains dan teknologi dapat dilaksanakan dengan sebaik-baiknya sebagai upaya dalam memantapkan materi pendidikan agama Islam, dan sebagai sarana memperjelas permasalahan yang timbul dalam penyampaian materi pendidikan agama Islam yang pada awalnya bersifat dogmatis, juga sebagai peningkatan rasa keimanan akan kebenaran segala yang disampaikan al-Qur’an dan Hadis.
Objek Assesmen Proses dan Hasil Belajar: Ranah Kognitif, Psikomotor dan Afektif
Authors: Fitriyani Feny Nida
Published: May 2018

In the national education system the formulation of educational objectives, both curricular and instructional objectives, uses the classification of learning outcomes from Benjamin Bloom which broadly divides it into three domains, namely: cognitive domain, affective domain, and skill domain. Based on the assessment, educators and the parent can obtain information on progress achievements to illustrate the attitudes, knowledge, and skills of the child has learning. Three aspects of the assessment of the object learning process and outcomes are also applied in early childhood education in STPPA or standards of child development achievement level formulated in core competencies, basic competencies and indicators.
Redefiniendo la competitividad desde el fair play y la justicia social
Authors: Molina Pere , Valenciano Valcárcel Javier , Muñoz Rodríguez David , Úbeda Colomer Joan
Published: May 2018

En este artículo se analizan, desde una perspectiva humanística, los mensajes predominantes acerca de la competitividad en los ámbitos económico y deportivo. El propósito del trabajo es identificar, destacar y valorar aquellos discursos sobre la competitividad que pueden favorecer relaciones sociales más justas. Partiendo de una caracterización de la competitividad desde el neoliberalismo, generadora de desigualdad, se ofrece una alternativa para conseguir una competición más justa. Para ello, se aporta una perspectiva de la competición, desde el deporte, basada en el fair play que atiende a los principios de igualdad, participación y colaboración. Además, se introducen algunas contribuciones de John Rawls y de Richard Sennett. Del primero, el principio de la diferencia, a través del cual se busca que la competición no genere grandes desigualdades y, si las genera, que el sistema de competición tenga mecanismos para paliarlas. Del segundo, su preocupación por el equilibrio entre competencia y colaboración, recuperando el concepto de socialidad (sociality). El conjunto de estas aportaciones suponen una orientación más justa de la competición y pueden servir para destacar las potencialidades del deporte susceptibles de ser utilizadas (y reivindicadas) en los procesos de transformación ética y política de la sociedad.
Informing Game Sense Pedagogy with a Constraints-Led Perspective for Teaching Tennis in Schools
Authors: Hewitt Mitchell , Pill Shane , McDonald Rebecca
Published: May 2018

The Game Sense approach (GSA) helps sport teachers adopt a pedagogical toolkit for the complex interplay of collective decision making in tennis that evolves from the dynamics of momentary configurations of play meeting the personal coordination dynamics of the players. This pedagogical toolkit emphasises game-based play to teach players how to perceive the game as “thinking players” capable of functional behaviours that answer the requirements of momentary configurations of play. This paper, therefore, builds on recent theoretical debate in the areas of skill acquisition, the complementarity of perception-decision making and personal coordination dynamics (techniques), complex learning theory and coaching pedagogy, to connect the constraints-perspective of skill acquisition and the pedagogy of the Game Sense approach to enable theoretically informed tennis teaching. Practical implications of game-based training will be explained using the example of the Tennis for Primary Schools program alignment with the developmental stages of the Australian Curriculum for Health and Physical Education (ACHPE), which are described as student achievement standards in this curriculum.
Las fotografías de «Poeta en Nueva York», de Federico García Lorca: ensayo de reconstrucción
Authors: Caparrós Esperante Luis
Published: May 2018

Resumen: Cuando Lorca se decidió a publicar Poeta en Nueva York, en 1936, lo concebía como un diálogo entre imágenes verbales e imágenes fotográficas. Sin embargo, la edición mexicana apareció con solo cuatro dibujos y ninguna foto. Se trata aquí de indagar qué se pierde cuando faltan las fotografías. Lorca nos dejó suficientes pistas para reconstruir el proyecto original que su asesinato truncó. Las fotografías son parte esencial de él. Eso significa evitar explicarlas como ilustración o como mero apoyo de los textos. De hecho, se resisten a cualquier intento de organizarlas así. Interactúan con los versos de un modo dinámico, alterándolos, modificándolos o dándoles nuevos matices y significados. Ahí está, sin duda, su valor para Lorca, pues su sensibilidad plástica retiene de Nueva York la centralidad de la imagen visual en la Modernidad.
Jale Ghaemmaghmi: An Outstanding Social- Political Poet in Contemporary Persian
Authors: Zareifard Raha , Rezaei Mehdi
Published: May 2018

Jale Ghaemmaghmi is the late Ghajar and first Pahlavi poet who has social-political thought and is the outstanding poet among female poets. However, she is anonymous as the consequence of her limitation in her life. By studying her poems, it is found that her social-political thought is in line with some famous thinkers such as Dehkhoda, Bahar and Kasravi. She has more social poems in comparison to Forugh Farokhzad. This paper aims at investigating her thought by categorizing her poems to introduce the hidden layers of her thought to contemporary researchers in literature and sociology.
Hermite collocation method for solving Hammerstein integral equations
Authors: Amer Yasser
Published: May 2018

In this paper, we are presenting Hermite collocation method to solve numer- ically the Fredholm-Volterra-Hammerstein integral equations. We have clearly presented a theory to …nd ordinary derivatives. This method is based on replace- ment of the unknown function by truncated series of well known Hermite expan-sion of functions. The proposed method converts the equation to matrix equation which corresponding to system of algebraic equations with Hermite coe¢ cients. Thus, by solving the matrix equation, Hermite coe¢ cients are obtained. Some numerical examples are included to demonstrate the validity and applicability of the proposed technique.
Some new formulas on the K-Fibonacci numbers
Authors: Falcon Sergio
Published: May 2018

In this paper, we find some formulas for finding some special sums of the k-Fibonacci or the k-Lucas numbers. We find also some formulas that relate the k-Fibonacci or the k--Lucas numbers to some sums of these numbers..
Solution of Abel Integral Equation Using Differential Transform Method
Authors: Mondal Subhabrata , Mandal B. N.
Published: May 2018

The application of fractional differential transform method, developed for differential equations of fractional order, are extended to derive exact analytical solutions of fractional order Abel integral equations. The fractional integrations are described in the Riemann-Liouville sense and fractional derivatives are described in the Caputo sense. Abel integral equation occurs in the mathematical modeling of various problems in physics, astrophysics, solid mechanics and applied sciences. An analytic technique for solving Abel integral equation of first kind by the proposed method is introduced here. Also illustrative examples with exact solutions are considered to show the validity and applicability of the proposed method. Abel integral equation, Differential transform method, Fractional differential transform method.
Exact Solution of a Linear Difference Equation in a Finite Number of Steps
Authors: Skovpen Sergey Mikhailovich , Iskhakov Albert Saitovich
Published: May 2018

An exact solution of a linear difference equation in a finite number of steps has been obtained. This refutes the conventional wisdom that a simple iterative method for solving a system of linear algebraic equations is approximate. The nilpotency of the iteration matrix is the necessary and sufficient condition for getting an exact solution. The examples of iterative equations providing an exact solution to the simplest algebraic system are presented.
Multisource Evidence for Final State Hadrons in 3.7A GeV 16Oâ€“Nucleus Interactions
Authors: M. M Mennatallah. , Osman W. , Fayed M.
Published: May 2018

In 3.7A GeV 16O interactions with emulsion nuclei, the shower particle multiplicity characteristics are investigated. Data are presented in terms of the number of emitted particles in both forward and backward angular zones. The dependence on the target size and emission direction is presented. The target separation of events depends on Glauber's multiple scattering theory approaches. A decay mechanism seems to be a characteristic of the backward production. This production may be during the deâ€“excitation of the excited target nucleus, regarding the nuclear limiting fragmentation hypothesis. The forward emitted particle is due to a creation system. The target size is an effective parameter as well as the projectile size in this system, considering the geometrical concept regarded in the nuclear fireball concept. The data are simulated in the framework of the modified FRITIOF model. The multisource thermal model can predict source numbers responsible for particle production.
Compensating power depletion due to stimulated Raman scattering in high-power delivery fiber via spectral inversion revisited in a view of experimental implementation
Authors: Dong Peng
Published: May 2018

Broadband spectral inversion was proved theoretically to be an effective method to compensate power depletion due to stimulated Raman scattering in high-power delivery fiber. A critical difficulty in implementing the method in experiment is to realize broadband spectral inversion of incoherent light as Raman Stokes waves are incoherent due to their origin from spontaneous emission noise. Broadband spectral inversion of incoherent light is investigated experimentally in this article. A beam from an amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) light source is used as an approximated Raman Stokes waves in the experiment. ASE Spectrum of width of 10.5nm is inverted via four-wave mixing in a highly nonlinear dispersion-shifted fiber in efficiency of -10dB without significant spectrum deformation. A theoretical model for four-wave mixing of ASE incoherent light is established, and based on which the limitation in more broadband spectral inversion of ASE incoherent light is analyzed.
Behavior of Cosmic Rays and Propellant-Free Microwave Thruster Can Support the Hypothesis of Crystalline Vacuum
Authors: Lebedev Sergey G.
Published: May 2018

The paper suggests an explanation of the efficiency of the EmDrive device based on the hypothesis of a crystalline vacuum, previously successfully used to explain the cutoff of the cosmic-ray spectrum. The hypothesis of crystalline vacuum enables to transform part of momentum directly to vacuum crystalline lattice giving rise to reaction force which  allow to ensure the fulfillment of the momentum conservation law during EmDrive functioning. Therefore crystalline vacuum plays the role of a supporting medium for all wave vectors of electromagnetic oscillations in a conical resonator, which causes the appearance of forces and momentums of rotation, the optimization of which can open up a tempting prospect for creating of unique aircraft.
Can The Spectra Of Hermitian Operator Be Invariant Under x â‡€ â†½ p ? :Case Study :1D General
Authors: Rath Biswanath
Published: May 2018

We address an intriguing question on spectral invariance in quantum mechanics onexchange of co-ordinate and momentum x â‡€ â†½ p considering general oscillator as anexample.Key words:exchange of co-ordinate and momentum , spectral invariance , generaloscillator .
Density Functional Theory; a New Route for Structural and Thermodynamic Parameters Calculations
Authors: Meikhail M.S. , Awad W. , Abdelghany A.M.
Published: May 2018

Structural and thermodynamic parameters of the studied virgin polymeric matrices poly e-caprolactone (PCL), Chitosan (Chi) and their polymer blend were investigated using theoretical density functional theory (DFT). Thermodynamic functions were calculated based on vibrational frequencies and optimized geometrical coordinates in the temperature range 25-1000 Â°K which cannot be amended easily. Calculated free energy was found to be convex in terms of extensive variable and concave in terms of intensive ones.
A Novel Layered System to Prevent High-Energy, Ionizing Radioactive Photon Transmissions and Control Particle Behavior with the Utilization of Monte Carlo Transport Modeling via SPENVIS-based Modular Implementation
Authors: Noon Daniel
Published: May 2018

Today, mass nuclear weapons and reactor plants are becoming more prominent. However, current methods of radiation shielding are not viable due to heavy cost and ineffective means of weakening photon momentum. Therefore, it becomes necessary to design structures resistant to the behavior of radiation from exposing to human life. Specifically, 280 computational experiments were conducted in a SPENVIS environment utilizing Multi-Layered Shielding Simulation (MULASSIS) and Geant4 Radiation Analysis for Space (GRAS) on multiple shielding models. These thirteen models tested against nuclear, artificially-generated incident particles under single and multi-ray analyses with four angular photon distributions in comparison to SHEILDOSE, a current standard for cosmic radiation shielding developed by the European Space Agency. These designs using stainless steel, lead, slightly-radioactive bismuth, and lithium-hydride prevented over 99% of particle detection compared to SHIELDOSE, which conversely increased the neutron-energy dose by over 700%, and insufficiently reduced high-energy gamma ray penetration. Per kilogram, my model is 144 times cheaper and only a small fraction of the thickness of either SHIELDOSE or metal foams. Thus, the potential of enhanced nuclear plants, further space exploration, and an overall safer approach to utilizing or preventing exposure to atomic particles such as with multi-disaster protection buildings can become more readily available, thus saving millions of lives that are in impending danger.
Phytochemical And Proximate Compositions of Tetracarpidium Conophorum [African Walnut] Seeds.
Authors: Chikezie Uchechukwu , Yvonne Nkeiruka
Published: May 2018

A sample of boiled Tetracarpidiumconophorum (African  walnut) seeds was analyzed for the phytochemical and proximate compositions. The result of the phytochemical [qualitative] screeningrevealed the presence of high concentrations of Alkaloids and Steroids, and moderate concentration of Tannins. There were no traces of Saponins, Phlobotannins, Flavonoids, Phenols and Glycosides. The proximate analysis showed that the boiled seeds contained 5.5% moisture, 19.3% carbohydrate, 17.9% protein, 53.4% crude fat, 1.24% crude fiberand 2.67% ash. Data from thisstudy showedthat theboiled Tetracarpidiumconophorum seeds contain some bioactive compounds and have good nutritional composition. They could be useful in pharmaceutical formulations and as food.
The Pathways Involved in TLQP-62 Mediated Biological Functions
Authors: Akhter Md. Shamim , Arif Jojon
Published: May 2018

VGF is neurosecretory protein, belongs to the extendedgranin family of proteins, originallyrecognized as a nerve growth factor (NGF) inducible gene product. It is selectively synthesized mostly in neuronal and neuroendocrine cells. It has a very simple organization. It has several biologically active peptides, described as VGF-derived peptides including APPG-40, APPG-37, GRPE-37, NERP-1, NERP-2, NAPP-129 (VGF 20), VGF 18, HFHH-51 (VGF 6), HHPD-1, AQEE-30 (Peptide V), LQEQ-19, TLQP-21 and TLQP-62 (VGF 10). Among these peptides TLQP-62 is of great significance because of its several remarkable biological effects like regulation of memory formation, glucose homeostasis and insulin secretion, gene transcription, neurogenesis, etc. Although in light of these outstanding behavioral and physiological roles, very few information are available regarding its mode of action. Still, no receptor has been found for TLQP-62 mediated cascading pathways. However, considering the significant biological function of TLQP-62, this review study was done to summarize the pathways involved in TLQP-62 mediated action, based on the information till now. TLQP-62 activates signal transduction cascades by two mechanisms including opening of the calcium channels and modulating the AMPK, PKC and ERK pathways. These events result in an increase in intracellular Ca2+ concentration which permits the secretion of insulin. TLQP-62 would be a significant therapeutics and drug discovery tool for a wide range of diseases to which the peptide related, if TLQP-62 mediated pathways are known, as a whole.
Development, Optimisation, Validation and Inter-Laboratory Verification of a Reversed Phase HPLC Method for Quantification of Human Recombinant Insulin
Authors: Iyire Affiong , Russell Craig , Dennison Tom , Rajoli Rajith , Saleem Imran , Rahman Ayesha , Mohammed Afzal
Published: May 2018

HPLC methods for insulin in official monographs require extended runtimes and elevated temperatures. Inter-laboratory reproducibility of HPLC methods obtained from published literature is an on-going challenge, moreso for peptides. This paper serves as a step-by step guide to troubleshoot and establish a validated HPLC method for insulin at room temperature using simple UV detectors with minimal run times. A modified gradient reversed-phase HPLC was developed for the quantification of recombinant human insulin with UV detection at room temperature.  An octadecylsilica column was used as the stationary phase while the mobile phase consisted of solution A: 1mmol sodium sulphate and 0.2% triethylamine in water and solution B: acetonitrile. The developed method was then validated using International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines. The calibration curve was linear over a concentration range of 10-1000 µg/mL with correlation coefficient of 0.9993, with average recovery percent of 100.89 ± 1.4% and RSD recovery of 0.01. Insulin retention time was 3.84 ± 0.08 mins, while LOD and LOQ were estimated at 0.63 and 2.0 µg/mL respectively. The developed method conformed to the validation criteria of the ICH guidelines in our laboratories and other independent operator laboratories, and can serve as a rapid and effective method for quantifying insulin from any sample at room temperature using simple detectors.
Changing perceptions of conflict: The beneficiaries of Intra-ethnic conflict among the Abakuria Community, Kenya
Authors: Kungu David Mwangi , Omari Risper Kerubo
Published: May 2018

Conflict in many parts of the world has become part of peopleâ€™s life resulting in massive deaths, displacement of people and trail of destruction to property leading to manmade disasters. In Kenya, conflict is experienced as warring groups engage in armed and non-armed conflicts. A peculiar case is that of the Abakuria ethnic group, where inter-clan conflicts have become perpetual. The mechanisms used in managing the conflict have been both inadequate and ineffective as the conflicts keep recurring. It is on this backdrop that this study aimed at evaluating beneficiaries to the conflict with a view of establishing the root causes of intra-ethnic conflict. The study employed descriptive survey, ethnography and explanatory research designs. The target population for the study was 52,338 comprising of members of the indigenous conflict management systems, members of provincial administration, local and international Non-governmental Organizations, Community Based Organizations, Faith Based Organizations, community policing members, members of peace committees, civic leaders, District security team, warriors and community members/victims to the conflict. From the target population, a sample 638 was selected using purposive sampling, stratified sampling, transect walk and snowball sampling techniques. Data were collected using questionnaires, in-depth interviews and focus group discussion. Quantitative data generated from the study were analysed descriptively while qualitative data were analysed following the five steps of thematic data analysis: transcription, open coding, axial coding, selecting codes and formation of themes. The study established that there were several categories of beneficiaries to intra-ethnic conflict including government officials, traders, consumers, households, politicians and members of the traditional institutions. The study recommends that there is need to enlighten the community on the negative effects of intra-ethnic conflict. In addition, cartel of  beneficiaries of such conflict who work to catalyse the conflict for their own benefit should be severely punished.
Development of science-environmental movement relationships: The case of Russia
Authors: Yanitsky Oleg
Published: May 2018

There is a paradoxical situation in the world: after the end of the WWII the science took leading position in all spheres of human activity but there was no any fundamental research on science-environmental movement relationships. Recently, Russian science in public life exists in two major forms. First in the form of manifestos like the Pugwash Manifesto  in the year of 1955 (Butcher, 2005) which resulted in long-term numerous gatherings, discussions and appeals to world community and the second in the form of scientists-turned-civil activists who consciously left their positions in research institutes and entered an environmental and other social movements. The following text is based on the empirical study of the above relationships from the early 1900s till now in its widest sense (i.e. including charity, justice, peaceful and other forms of civil activism). The major forms of this activism were as follows: the writing the programs of alterative development of science, industry and agriculture; a work as the tutors of the studentsâ€™ nature protection movement; the participation in the work of the committees on civil rights and freedoms; the establishment of alternative units of experts and advisers for public hearings, etc. In the run of this long-term period the situation is turned upside down: those who were students have become the scientifically-sound leaders of complex interdisciplinary movements without boundaries who actively participate in global transnational projects with global stakeholders on equal ground. It gives me the grounds to speak on the emergence of a new format of science-social movement relationships. The author suggests a hypothesis that the researchers of current environmental movements are needed in an integrated socio-bio-technical paradigm of actor-subject matter development.
A Study on the stability of international reserve currency
Authors: Li Kaida
Published: May 2018

This article uses the dynamic analysis of the small country open economic framework (Obstfeld and Rogoff) to establish a basic supply and demand model of two countries, which solves the stable condition that the international reserve currency reaches the balance. The equilibrium stability condition of reserve currency is that the solvency growth rate of reserve currency countries is not lower than the real yield of reserve currency and the actual output growth rate of the non-reserve currency countries, while the reserve currency countries should have larger economic volume. The test of the Bretton Woods system and the contemporary international reserve currency system with stable conditions shows that the Bretton Woods system and the contemporary international reserve monetary system do not meet the stability conditions.
Infrastructure Classification Revisited
Authors: Momoh Mohammed Aliu
Published: May 2018

The impact infrastructure has long been viewed as a key ingredient for economic development. Though it has a strong growth promoting, the enormous need and complexity of infrastructure has made it difficult to define. The infrastructure definition and classification debate has been on for decades. Scholars have argued that and viewed the issue of definition and classification from different perspective ranging from aggregation to the need to reconcile the analytic and not necessarily compatible objectives. This paper reconciles the issues around the description and classification of infrastructure. It examined the various classification overtime, taking cognizance of the issues of appropriate description to meet policy challenges.
O Politice Těla a Hegemonii Měšťanského Řádu
Authors: Randák Jan
Published: May 2018

Since the mid-19th century until the 1930s, the Czech physical education and the scout movements formed a platform for the propagation of a specific somatology and health science discourse connected with the issues of morality, national awareness and political views. They strived to create an integral Czech personality subject to the imperative of the bourgeois values and norms. The stress was on the set of rules, diligence, commitment to the benefit of the nation, moderation, temperance, and obedience, while laziness and conspicuous revelry were, in this context, condemned. Disobedience, immorality and improper use of powers were perceived as a real threat to the national community and later to the so-called First Czechoslovak Republic (1918-1938). Hence, activities of both the physical education organisations and the Scout Movement, became a form of national defence against harmful influences. As a result of their effort to impact the society as a whole, these activities became a mobilization tool which promoted both physical and moral norms: the cultivation of the body became a moral duty for all members of the nation. The disapproval, based on political and generational reasons, towards the bourgeois morality hegemony and later, of the state paternalism (for instance by the non-organised scout-tramps), resulted in attempts to condemn all those who refused the social dictate and the state’s control.
Problematics of Reliability of Road Rollers
Authors: Stawowiak Michał , Kuczaj Mariusz
Published: May 2018

This article refers to the reliability of road rollers used in a selected roadworks company. Information on the method of road rollers service and how the service affects the reliability of these rollers is presented. Attention was paid to the process of the implemented maintenance plan with regard to the machine's operational time. The reliability of road rollers was analyzed by determining and interpreting readiness coefficients.
Development perspectives and problems accompanying the regeneration of Zabłocie (Kraków) over the years
Authors: Zwiech Dominik
Published: May 2018

Zabłocie is a Krakow’s post-industrial neighbourhood currently in transition. Numerous investments are being made there. The old industrial function (of this area) is disappearing year by year. Dynamic and large-scale transformations began in the 21st century and have continued to the present, influencing the functional-spatial transformation. Rapid changes have resulted in numerous problems that may intensify in the future. The annually increasing change seen in the Zabłocie neighbourhood, and the emerging doubts about the correctness of the changes taking place, make it necessary to undertake a thorough analysis and evaluation of the regeneration process.

The purpose of the article is to present the conditions, barriers and perspectives accompanying the development of Zabłocie. An attempt was made to identify problems related to the ongoing functional and spatial changes occurring in Zabłocie. Emphasis was given to both the positive and negative aspects of the regeneration process in this area. The identification of the transformations that occurred made it possible to define contemporary problems.

The following were distinguished as falling amongst the main problems: obscure planning and strategic documents, the lack of preservation of valuable facilities, planning chaos, special conflicts of interest (between developers, investors, residents and city authorities), the lack of parking lots, the occurrence of the gentrification phenomenon, and a shortage of public green spaces. A key task should be to take action to improve the way the area functions so that in the future it has positive associations. It was emphasised that the development and transformation processes do not always have a positive effect. In the case of Zabłocie, it is necessary to fully control this process in order to prevent the formation of negative phenomena in the future. In the coming years the research results obtained may have a positive impact on the anticipation and monitoring of the progressive regeneration of this area and will enable the occurrence of negative aspects to be identified. The results of the research may be useful during the analysis of the process of regeneration and the identification of problems in other cities.
Evaluasi Sistem Informasi Manajemen Kepegawaian dengan DS5 dan DS9 COBIT 4.1 Studi Kasus : Pemprov Bali
Authors: Laksmidewi Aniek , Linawati Linawati , I.M.O Widyantara
Published: May 2018

Berkembangnya beragam sistem informasi back-office serta adanya tuntutan untuk melaksanakan   interoperabilitas data antar sistem informasi, maka sebelum itu perlu dilakukan evaluasi untuk mengukur kinerja sistem khususnya terhadap Sistem Informasi Manajemen Kepegawaian. Standarisasi yang digunakan dalam melakukan evaluasi adalah COBIT 4.1 framework yang difokuskan pada domain Deliver and Support khususnya DS5 (Keamanan Sistem) dan DS9 (Manajemen Konfigurasi). Evaluasi sistem informasi didasarkan pada data kuesioner dengan penentuan responden menggunakan tabel RACI. Kuesioner mengacu pada control practice domain DS5 dan DS9 yang diolah menggunakan skala linkert. Hasil evaluasi Sistem Informasi Kepegawaian menunjukkan bahwa indeks persentase yang dicapai oleh setiap subdomain DS5 dan DS9 rata-rata diatas 66,66%, dan beberapa diantaranya memperoleh indeks persentase antara 33,33%-66,66%. Dari hasil penilaian antar kelompok responden menunjukkan selisih skor penilaian yang mengindikasikan bahwa belum selarasnya tujuan dan manfaat yang dirasakan oleh setiap responden yang berdampak pada kurang optimalnya kinerja sistem. Sehingga untuk dapat meningkatkan kinerja sistem informasi, maka poin kontrol dalam domain DS5 dan DS9 yang menjadi prioritas utama dalam meningkatkan kinerja sistem adalah perlindungan terhadap teknologi keamanan, sistem pertukaran data sensitif, konfigurasi repository dan baseline serta identifikasi dan pemeliharaan konfigurasi perangkat.
Rancang Bangun Robot 6WD Dengan Sensor Gas TGS2600 Menggunakan Metode Wall Following Berbasis Arduino Mega 2560
Authors: Budhana I Made Arya , Swamardika Ida Bagus Alit , Divayana Yoga
Published: May 2018

Intisari— Perkembangan teknologi khususnya dibidang robotika saat ini sangat pesat, Salah satu bentuk aplikasi dari teknologi robotika yang erat kaitannya dengan sistem kontrol adalah wheel mobile robot. Beberapa metode dapat dilakukan untuk mendistribusikan gas alam salah satunya dengan pipa. Distribusi gas alam dengan menggunakan pipa sering mengalami kendala kebocoran yang disebabkan usia dari pipa distribusi yang sudah cukup tua. Untuk mempermudah pemantauan pipa gas yang berada di bawah tanah digunakan robot 6 WD (wheel drive) yang memiliki 6 roda dan penggerak pada setiap rodanya untuk mengatasi medan yang berat. Pergerakan dari robot 6 WD mengacu pada sensor ultrasonik SRF HC-SR04, metode ini dinamakan wall following. Sensor gas tipe TGS dari figaro dimanfaatkan untuk mengetahui adanya kebocoran gas  pada pipa atau tidak. Selain itu, robot ini juga dilengkapi dengan kamera untuk mengirim gambar kerusakan pipa pada user agar dapat segera dilakukan perbaikan.

Arduino Mega 2560 digunakan sebagai otak pada robot 6 WD yang bertugas untuk mengolah data yang masuk dan memberikan instruksi pada robot 6WD. Pengiriman data dari robot 6 WD pada pengguna meliputi, data sensor gas, data sensor kompas, data sensor jarak dan gambar kerusakan pada pipa. Seluruh data dapat dilihat pada GCS (Ground Control Station).

 

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PENGARUH PEMINDAHAN SUTT 150 KV CELUKAN BAWANG – KAPAL TERHADAP ALIRAN DAYA SISTEM BALI
Authors: Fauzi Muhammad , Sukerayasa I W , Ariastina W.G.
Published: May 2018

To meet the energy needs in Bali Island which is increasing by 6 - 9% in the next 5 years, the government has been working on the development of Celukan Bawang power plant. The Celukan Bawang power plant project completed since 2013 has been fully operational in August 2015 as an outlet for the transmission of 150kV High Voltage Air Line (SUTT) transmission. Related to the issue of social issues with the keyword of Desa Celukan bawang on the development which is the home for them SUTT, the PT PLN (PERSERO) is asked to implement a strategy for securing the distribution so that the Bali system is safe when the re-route SUTT route. From the simulation result using PSSE Tools, Bali's electric power flow is simulated in 3 scenarios. Scenario 1 is free 1 Circuit Celukan Onion - Ships and Operation of the plant in accordance with the order, scenario 2 off 1 circuit Celukan Onion - Ship and acceleration Plant in South Line, and scenario 3 is done by loose both Celukan Onion - Ship and Southern remote operation. Based on the results of the analysis of the following scenarios filled scenario 1 has more economic value, reliable and quality compare other scenarios.
Influência do PIBID na formação e na prática de professores de Biologia / Influence of PIBID on the formation and in the practice of Biology teachers
Authors: Martins Maria Márcia Melo de Castro , Leite Raquel Crosara Maia , Cavalcante Maria Marina Dias
Published: May 2018

Este estudo trata da influência do Programa Institucional de Bolsa de Iniciação à Docência - PIBID sobre a formação e a prática pedagógica de professores de Biologia, ex-bolsistas do Programa. Caracteriza-se como Estudo de Caso, de abordagem qualitativa e utilizou a entrevista como técnica de coleta de dados. A investigação revelou que as aprendizagens construídas no âmbito do Programa foram essenciais para pensarem sobre os desafios de ser professor no contexto da escola pública, particularmente quanto à relação professor-aluno e à seleção e elaboração de metodologias de ensino na Educação Básica, constituindo-se um desafio no sentido de encontrar formas de enfrentamento das condições de trabalho e da precariedade que, historicamente, marcam a profissão.
O Ensino Médio e a Educação Física: o embate em diferentes matizes / High School Physical Education: the clash in different shades
Authors: Da Fonseca Denise Grosso , Molina Neto Vicente , Silva Lisandra Oliveira e
Published: May 2018

Esta pesquisa propõe-se a apresentar o percurso percorrido pela Educação Secundária no Brasil e a presença da Educação Física enquanto Componente Curricular. Trata de um estudo bibliográfico que compõe o marco teórico da pesquisa “A Educação Física no Ensino Médio: estudos de casos na Rede Estadual de Ensino do Rio Grande do Sul” e procura delinear o cenário em que ocorrem os embates ao longo da história e quais suas implicações nas políticas educacionais que orientam o Ensino Médio e a Educação Física, nesse nível de escolaridade. O resgate da trajetória sociopolítico-pedagógica do Ensino Médio, e o percurso da Educação Física na esteira desse processo, nos desvela os diversos movimentos que imprimem diferentes matizes e demarcam as tensões entre dois caminhos distintos que acompanham o Ensino Médio no Brasil e que culminam com as últimas medidas legislativas que ameaçam conquistas históricas do processo educacional brasileiro.
Local Wisdom As The Basic Of Analysis In The Planning Of The Management Of The Relationship Between School And Society
Authors: Widiatsih Asri , Ulfatin Nurul , Arifin Imron , Supriyanto Achmad
Published: May 2018

The law of Indonesian Republic Number 20 year 2003 Chapter XIV article 50 verse 5 states that The local government manages the primary and secondary education and a unit of education on a local basis. The purpose of this study was to describe how local wisdom ethnic Madurese as the basic for analysis in planning of the management of the relationship between school with society to improve the quality of education. This research was conducted using qualitative approach using multi sites study. The activity in sites data analysis is done by data condensation, data display, and conclusion drawing/verification. Based on the research findings of the school which understands local wisdom as a way of dealing with things based on local culture as the basic of the analysis in the planning of the management of the relationship between school with society.
GROWTH MONITORING FOR LOW BIRTH WEIGHT INFANTS IN OMDURMAN MATERNITY HOSPITAL, SUDAN
Authors: AGBA A. A. GADAH-ELDAM EKHLAS A. I. MOHAMMED,
Published: May 2018

This was a longitudinal study to investigate the growth monitoring of Low Birth Weight (LBW) infants, (weight, length and head circumference) from birth to 6 months of age. 84 LBW infants delivered at Omdurman Maternity were included in the study, normal birth weight or preterm infants were excluded. Data was collected by questionnaire included background of the families and Infant's health and feeding. Mothers were interviewed first in the wards 3-4 h after delivery, then during home visits after 2 w and monthly follow up monitoring were used up to 6 mo. Infant's birth weight was taken immediately after birth and classified as LBW (1500-<2500 g) or VLBW (1000-<1500 g), as well as length and head circumference. Weights taken after 2 w and during monthly follow up. Infant's length and head circumference were measured to the nearest 0.1. cm. The data was analysed using statistical package for social science program (SPSS) and Chi-square test. 96.4% of the infants had LBW and 3.6% VLBW, 78.4% had normal health at birth and the rest suffered from jaundice, chest infection and diarrhoea were transferred to New Born Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for 1-3 w. 32.1% of the infants reached standard weight at the 6th month and 33.3% never reached it at any age. Mean weight attained at every age from birth to 6 months was always below standard weight. Weight attained at 2 w was 1.3 times and at 6 months 3 times the birth weight. Boys and girls had the same mean weight at birth and both doubled their weight in the second month. Length at birth was 58.3% and at 6th month was 53.6% standard length, however, there were 2 growth spurts, in the 2nd week (70.2%) and 4th month (80.9%). There was a steady increase in head circumference (≥ standard) and then a drop in the 5th (51.2%) and 6th (54.8%) months. Growth monitoring using Z-scores showed that girls had normal weight-for-age growth from 1st to 6th months but boys suffered mild underweight for the same period. Both had normal length-for-age growth from 1st to 6th months and both had normal weight-for-length growth only in the 5th and 6th months. Determinants of infants reaching standard weight at 6 months were: order of infant (P<0.037), number of family members (P<0.039), type of area (P<0.027) and diarrhoea infection (P<0.042). There was a significant correlation (P<0.000) between weight at birth and at 2 w but not with any other weights. The study recommended special care for LBW infants by admitting to the new born intensive care unit (NICU) till they achieve the optimum weight for their age.
AFAST technique (Abdominal Focused Assessment Ultrasonography for Trauma)
Authors: Cristian Dana
Published: May 2018

The AFAST technique is used especially for the rapid detection of abdominal fluids. In this regard, it was supplemented by the “abdominal fluid score” (AFS) system at the time of examination and observation of the same patient four hours after the initial examination. If done properly, the AFAST technique allows an accurate identification of the presence of small amounts of abdominal fluids, unlike radiographic abdominal examination, where small amounts of fluid and serous details are rarely observed. In this way, an assessment of the patient’s condition can be made quickly and blood transfusion can be administered more quickly (when the abdominal fluid score is increased 4 hours after the initial examination). It is also possible to evaluate the integrity of the bladder during the initial examination and at four hours (during which the patient has also received fluid therapy). In general, it is considered that a bladder with more or less content is integral, although there have been cases where there were small cracks in the bladder wall, and the extravasation of the contents in the abdomen is done only in the case of large accumulations in the bladder.
Biliary sludge and biliary dyskinesia in dog – clinical significance and therapeutic approach
Authors: Codreanu Mario , Popa Alexandra Mihaela
Published: May 2018

Generally, cholecystitis disorders have suggestive clinical expression for obtaining a presumptive diagnosis, less quantifiable clinical and functional compared to parenchymal organ diseases, which is why we considered it appropriate to deepen and find integrative-correlative modalities of ultrasound diagnosis in complex multidisciplinary diagnosis of the colecistopathies in the dog. In this context, the ultrasound evaluation allows obtaining data on the gallbladder identification and evaluation, its parietal structure, the topography (in correlation with organs that serve as echomark), the type and quantity of the content, along with the tonus/presence and intensity of the specific contractions.
Spinal meningiom in dogs and cats: diagnosis and surgical treatment
Authors: Timen Andrei
Published: May 2018

Meningioma is frequently seen in dogs and cats. Spinal me­nin­gio­mas are rare compared with brain me­nin­giomas and in 17% of cases multiple tumors are seen in the same patient. Surgical the­ra­py con­sists in laminectomy and tumor excision.
Tingkat Pemahaman Akuntansi (Studi Mahasiswa Jurusan Akuntansi FEB UNTAN)
Authors: Indra,SE,MM Sukma , Rusmita Sari
Published: May 2018

The research is aimed at observing the comprehension level of accounting students in accounting course, the class program and gender. Purposive sampling was used as the sampling technique, in which the students who had taken PA1, PA2, AKM1 and AKM2 courses were the research sample. The hypothesis was answered by one sample T-Test to assess the comprehension level of accounting students, while One Way ANOVA was employed to examine the possible difference of students in Regular A, PPAPK and International classes in comprehending accounting course. Furthermore, independent sample test was used to observe the comprehension level based on gender.There were three research findings. First, there is a different comprehension level of accounting students in accounting department of all programs, namely Regular A, PPAPK and International classes. It might be caused by the quality of different student input, because they have different entrance on every program. Second, there is no difference in comprehension level of accounting students based on gender.
Wet Electrospinning of Poly(butylene succinate)(PBS) Copolyester into Helically Coiled 3D Structures
Authors: Sonseca Agueda , Sahay Rahul , Stepien Karolina , Wcislek Aleksandra , McClain Andrew , Sobolewski Peter , Sui XiaoMeng , Puskas Judit E. , Wagner H. Daniel , Kohn Joachim , El Fray Miroslawa
Published: May 2018

Electrospinning is one of the most investigated methods used to produce polymeric fiber structures that mimic the fiber morphology of native extracellular matrix. These structures have been extensively studied in the context of scaffolds for tissue regeneration. However, the compactness of materials obtained by traditional electrospinning, collected as two-dimensional non-woven membranes, can limit cell infiltration and tissue ingrowth. In addition, for applications in smooth muscle tissue engineering, highly elastic scaffolds capable of withstanding cyclic mechanical strains without suffering significant permanent deformations are preferred. In order to address these challenges, we report the fabrication of microscale 3D helically coiled structures (referred as 3D-HCS) by wet-electrospinning method, a modification of the traditional electrospinning process in which a coagulation bath (non-solvent system for the electrospun material) is used as the collector. The present study successfully demonstrates the feasibility of using this method to process segmented copolyester poly(butylene succinate-co-dilinoleic succinate) (PBS-DLS), a thermoplastic elastomer, into 3D helically coiled structures (HCS). A mechanism for the HCS formation is proposed and verified with experimental data. Fabricated 3D-HCS showed high specific surface area, high porosity, and good elasticity. Further, the marked increase in cell proliferation on 3D-HCS confirmed the suitability of these materials as scaffolds for soft tissue engineering.
Compositional Inhomogeneity and Tuneable Thermal Expansion in Mixed-Metal ZIF-8 Analogues
Authors: Sapnik Adam , Geddes Harry , Reynolds Emily , Yeung Hamish , Goodwin Andrew
Published: May 2018

We study the structural and thermomechanical effectsof cation substitution in the compositional family ofmetal–organic frameworks Zn1􀀀xCdx(mIm)2 (HmIm = 2-methylimidazole). We find complete miscibility for allcompositions x, with evidence of inhomogeneous distributions of Cd and Zn that in turn affect framework aperture characteristics. Using variable-temperature X-ray powder diffraction measurements, we show that Cd substitution drives a threefold reduction in the magnitude of thermal expansion behaviour. We interpret this effect in terms of an increased density of negative thermal expansion modes in the more flexible Cd-rich frameworks.