bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The use of coaching technologies to improve the efficiency of the process of forming the readiness of future managers for project management
Authors: Mutuskhanov Islam Sultanovich
Published: October 2022

The purpose of the study is to substantiate the possibility of using coaching technology to form the readiness of future managers for project management. Scientific novelty lies in the description of the focus of coaching methods on project management and their application in the formation of the universal competence of students – the development and implementation of projects. The results of the study are a description of the use of coaching technology for the development of projects and the formation of the readiness of future managers to apply coaching methods in their future professional activities. The ratio of coaching methods and types of projects is presented, the application of these methods within the discipline "Strategic Management" for students of the 3rd year of professional training in the direction 38.03.02 Management is shown. The effectiveness of this technology is substantiated on the basis of comparative measuring procedures for students.
Research of the needs of modern university students in the organization of e-learning
Authors: Sokolova Ekaterina Viktorovna
Published: October 2022

The purpose of the study is to study and analyze the main problems of the organization of e-learning at the university, taking into account the needs of modern students. Scientific novelty lies in the justification of changes in the educational system taking into account the needs of modern students-future teachers of additional education. As a result the main problems of higher education institutions in the organization of e-learning are identified, the needs of modern students-future teachers of supplementary education are studied, methodological recommendations on the organization of e-learning are given.
Motivation as an axiological factor in learning Chinese language
Authors: Turkpenova Dinara Kairatovna
Published: October 2022

The purpose of the study is to reveal the motivation aspects of learning Chinese in the territory of Central Asian countries and Russia, as well as to determine the main problems of learning Chinese in these countries. The article examines long-term and short-term motivation aspects affecting the results of learning Chinese. In order to determine these aspects there were held an anonymous questionnaire with the students and interviews with the teachers of the Chinese language. Scientific novelty lies in the difficulty of determining the clear goals of the learners in these countries, due to the fact that Chinese is not studied in a native-speaking country, which may contribute to further demotivation of learners in the process of language acquisition. In the conclusion there were given a number of recommendations and examples to stimulate motivation.
Development of social responsibility in future bachelors of social work in the conditions of quasi-professional activity
Authors: Yarycheva Khava Umarovna
Published: October 2022

The purpose of the study is to present a description of the resources of quasi-professional activity in the development of social responsibility in future bachelors of social work. Scientific novelty lies in the presentation of solutions for the use of contextual learning opportunities and directly quasi-professional activities for the development of social responsibility among students of the professional training direction – social work. The result of the study is a description of the organization of educational, gaming and professional activities aimed at developing personal qualities, multi-aspect knowledge and professional competencies of students. Instructions for conducting lectures and practical classes are presented, the implementation of which involves simulation models of training in the framework of the quasi-professional activities of future bachelors of social work.
Intensive and Explanatory Statistical Analysis of the Relationship Between Inorganic Phosphate Content and Antioxidant Activity in Fresh and Canned Fruit Juices
Authors: Al-Salman Fadheela , Redha Ali Ali , Al-Zaimoor Zahra
Published: October 2022

The inorganic phosphate content and antioxidant activity of fresh fruit juices and canned fruit juices commonly consumed in Bahrain were compared. The fruits considered in this study were kiwi, guava, black grape, strawberry, apple, and pineapple. The inorganic phosphate content of the juices was determined by a colorimetric method using a UV/VIS spectrophotometer. Among the fresh juices, the highest inorganic phosphate content was measured for black grape juice (17.330 ±0.068 mg/L), and among the canned juices, the highest inorganic phosphate was measured for black grape canned juice too (16.020 ±0.141 mg/L, brand 3). The antioxidant activity was determined in-vitro by measuring the percentage of 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radical scavenging activity of the juices. Among the fresh juices, the highest antioxidant activity was measured for fresh guava juice (95.98 ±0.15%). Among the canned juices, the highest antioxidant was measured for black grape canned juice (two brands: 88.69 ±0.05 and 90.49 ±0.12%). According to the inferential statistical analysis (normality assumption tests and one-way ANOVA), no statistically significant correlation was found between inorganic phosphate content and antioxidant activity (Pearson correlation coefficient = 0.279, p-value = 0.263) at a 5% significance level.
Gamma-Ray Shielding Effectiveness of Clay and Boron Doped Clay Material at Different Thicknesses
Authors: Sameer Ahmed Salih , Ali Akram Mohammed
Published: October 2022

In this work, the gamma-ray shielding parameters of red clay and boron-doped red clay with different sample thicknesses are theoretically and experimentally reported. These shielding parameters are considered at a photon energy of 0.662 MeV emitted from 137Cs. The theoretical calculations are demonstrated using the XCom software program, while a scintillation detector, NaI(TI), with an efficiency of 98% is used to attain the experimental results of the mass attenuation coefficient of the prepared samples. The acquired results show that the boron-doped clay delivers a higher mass attenuation coefficient as compared to those of pure clay. Additionally, the mass attenuation coefficient exhibits an increasing behavior with the sample thickness increment.
Transverse Direction Loading Effect on the Elasticity and Strength of Micro and Nano Silica Oxide Composites
Authors: Khaleel Asmma Shawqy
Published: October 2022

Using three-point bending experiments,  the effect of the particle size of SiO2 on the flexural properties of epoxy composites was investigated. Young modulus and flexural strength were studied for different weight percentage of filler  (2,4,6,8 and 10) wt%.The size of SiO2 particles varied from micro (100um) to nano (12nm) .
Flexural strength and  Young modul were found to increase with the filler content, but when the particle size decreased to the nanoscale, the  Young module  increased. Flexural strength was higher for microcomposites than nanocomposites.
Reducing the Purification Period of Congo Red Dye Solution By Using Co-Exposure to Ultraviolet and Green Laser as A Photocatalysit Source
Authors: Hasan Saja. H. , Alawadi Sarmed. S. Mahdi
Published: October 2022

Attempts were made over the years to achieve economic and easy methods for water purification. This could well save time, cost, and earn a good process quality for many countries. This study aims to enhance the purification process parameters for Congo red dye polluted water  and introduce a developed methodology with an impact on many associated parameters such as the time for water purification process.  The research  proposes  a method to achieve this time reduction by mixing gold nanoparticle (AuNPs) (prepared by chemical reduction method) with Titanium dioxide nanoparticles (TiO2NPs) (prepared by sol-gel techniques). The resulting mixture is incorporated into PVA host to synthesize a hard disk used as a purification disk to treat the pollutant water. The pollutant solution was exposed to different light sources to complete the photocatalyst process. In this respect, sunlight, UV ligh, green laser, blue laser, and combined UV light and green laser were used as a photocatalysis sources. Experimental work was conducted to adjust the right mixture and the right combination of light sources. Results were recorded accordingly and showed a significant reduction in the purification time with less than half the standard period when the conventional purification process is used.
Estimation of reservoir properties based on core plugs, lithofacies, and well logs for Nahr Umr Formation in Noor oilfield, southern Iraq
Authors: Al-Nafie Muntadher M. Al-Nafie , Jassim Sahar Y. , Al-Khafaji Amer J.
Published: October 2022

The Nahr Umr Formation, one of the most important Cretaceous formations and one of the main generating reservoirs in southern Iraq and neighboring regions, was chosen to study and estimate its petrophysical properties using core plugs, lithofacies, and well logs from five wells in the Noor oilfield. Reservoir properties and facies analyses are used to divide the Nahr Umr formation into two-member (limestone in the upper part and main sandstone in the lower). Limestone members are characterized by low reservoir properties related to low effective porosity and permeability while the main sandstone member is considered as a reservoir. Four lithofacies were recognized in the main sandstone member of the Nahr Umr Formation according to petrographic observation with gamma-ray. They are well-sorted quartz arenite sandstone, poorly sorted Quartz arenite sandstone, Sandy shale, and Shale Lithofacies.

Calculation of the various reservoir properties (shale volume, effective porosity, permeability, and water saturation) using the (Interactive Petrophysics v3.5) program and linking them with the lithofacies by computer processed interpretation (CPI) of available of the available wells. Divided the sandstone member into three units are A, B, and C. Each unit consists of many reservoir sandstone subunits separated by shale and streaks of limestone. Average reservoir properties of units A and B are good to very good related to high porosity, permeability, and economy hydrocarbon saturation (low water saturation). While these properties are decreased in unit C. The Sandston member of borehole No-5 was the best reservoir characterization, especially in the thickness of the reservoir units and the low shale content.
Geotechnical Assessment of Soil at the Campus Site of College of Science, University of Diyala
Authors: Hassan Asem , Khwedim Kareem , Sahaab Abdalratha
Published: October 2022

In this study, some physical and mechanical properties of soil samples collected from the campus site of College of Science, University of Diyalahave been evaluated. All laboratory tests were performed according to the standards of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). The test results showed that the range of soil water content wwas (13.89%-16.34%) with an average of 15.44%. The specific gravity range was (2.58-2.77) with an average of 2.66. The range of Liquid Limit LL was (26.20-35.20%) with an average of 32.22%.The range of Plastic Limit PL was (18.63-23.24%) with average of 21.06%. The range of Plasticity Index was (7.57-12.42) with an average of 11.61. Based on USCS classifications, the soil can be considered as fine-grained soil type CL (CL is inorganic clay soil of low to medium plasticity). Liquidity Index LI values were ranged from 0.002 to 0.560 while Consistency Index CI ranged from 0.271 to 0.998 indicating a plastic state. The average optimum water OWC content and maximum dry density MDD calculated from Standard Proctor Compaction test were 10.36% and 1.79g/cm3, respectively. Shear test results revealed that the cohesion strength range was (5-10 Kg/m2) with an average of 7.8 Kg/m2, and the angle of internal friction range was (25-30o) with an average of 29.4o. The measured values of angle of internal friction are within the range of CL soil. However, the cohesion strength is relatively low as cohesion of clay soil is affected by different factors such water content and clay content. The compression index derived from consolidation test was ranged from 0.03 to 0.25, and the calculated values of void ratio (0.94-1.04) and porosity (0.48-0.51) are within the range of clay soils. Physical and mechanical properties presented in the current study are useful for future engineering works scheduled at the campus site of College of Science,University of Diyala.
Estimates of Coefficient for Certain Subclasses of k-Fold Symmetric Bi-Univalent Functions
Authors: Juma Abdul Rahman S. , Al-Fayadh Ali , Shehab Nihad H.
Published: October 2022

In the present paper, the authors introduce and investigates two new subclasses and,  of the class k-fold bi-univalent functions in the open unit disk. The initial coefficients for all of the functions that belong to them were determined, as well as the coefficients for functions that belong to a field determining these coefficients requires a complicated process. The bounds for the initial coefficients and are contained among the remaining results in our analysis are obtained. In addition, some specific special improver results for the related classes are provided.
Metal Complexes of Bis (2,6-diamine pyridine 2,5-hexanedione) Macrocyclic Schiff-Base Ligand: Preparation, Characterization and thermal study
Authors: Sabah Assim A. , Ameen Anwer M. , Al-Daher Abdulgany
Published: October 2022

New series of Schiff base macrocyclic complexes have been prepared through a new chemical approach. Firstly, ligand Bis (2,6-diamine pyridine 2,5-hexanedione (DP-HD)  prepared via reacting of 2,6-diamine pyridine (DP) with 2,5-hexanedione(HD) in molar ration (1DP:1HD). The complexes of this ligand include Mn (II), Fe (II), Co (II), Ni (II) and Cu (II) as central metal ions also prepared with a molar ratio of (1 ligand:1 metal ion). Metals chloride was used as raw materials for this preparation. A variety of spectral and physical techniques were applied to characterize the macrocyclic complexes such as 1H-NMR, FT-IR, UV-Vis, CHN analysis, conductivity, Atomic absorption and magnetic susceptibility. Depending on spectral and magnetic measurements, the suggested geometrical shapes of these complexes were reported. FT-IR spectroscopy recorded the coordination sites based on the ligand's main group bands that could shift to a lower frequency. Finally, thermal stability has been investigated for ligands and their complexes. While the thermal gravimetric analyses (TGA) and differential thermal analyses (DTA) approved the stability of these compounds if compared to their ligands only.
F-J-semi Regular Modules
Authors: Turki Lewaa R. , Khalid Wasan
Published: October 2022

Let  be a ring with identity and let  be a left R-module. If is  a proper submodule of  and  ,  is called --semi regular element in  , If there exists a decoposition  such that  is projective submodule of  and  . The aim of this paper is to introduce properties of F-J-semi regular module. In particular, its characterizations are given. Furthermore, we introduce the concepts of Jacobson hollow semi regular module and --semiregular module. Finally, many results of Jacobson hollow semi regular module and --semiregular module are presented.
A Pseudo-Random Number Generator Based on New Hybrid LFSR and LCG Algorithm
Authors: Hameedi Balsam Abdulkadhim , Hattab Anwar Abbas , Laftah Muna M.
Published: October 2022

In many areas, such as simulation, numerical analysis, computer programming, decision-making, entertainment, and coding, a random number input is required. The pseudo-random number uses its seed value. In this paper, a hybrid method for pseudo number generation is proposed using Linear Feedback Shift Registers (LFSR) and Linear Congruential Generator (LCG). The hybrid method for generating keys is proposed by merging technologies. In each method, a new large in key-space group of numbers were generated separately. Also, a higher level of secrecy is gained such that the internal numbers generated from LFSR are combined with LCG (The adoption of roots in non-linear iteration loops). LCG and LFSR are linear structures and outputs of these Random Number Generators (RNGs) are predictable, while the proposal avoids this predictable nature. The results were tested in terms of randomness, in terms of the correlation between the keys and the effect of changing the initial state on the generated keys and the results of the tests showed that they had successfully passed the tests and resist brute force and differential attack.
Using Persistence Barcode to Show the Impact of Data Complexity on the Neural Network Architecture
Authors: Alhelfi Labiba M. , Ali Hana M.
Published: October 2022

It is so much noticeable that initialization of architectural parameters has a great impact on whole learnability stream so that knowing  mathematical properties of dataset results in providing neural network architecture a better expressivity and capacity. In this paper, five random samples of the Volve field dataset were taken. Then a training set was specified and the persistent homology of the dataset was calculated to show impact of data complexity on selection of multilayer perceptron regressor (MLPR) architecture. By using the proposed method that provides a well-rounded strategy to compute data complexity. Our method is a compound algorithm composed of the t-SNE method, alpha-complexity algorithm, and a persistence barcode reading method to extract the Betti number of a dataset. After that,  MLPR were trained using that dataset using a single hidden layer with increased hidden neurons. Then, increased both hidden layers and hidden neurons. Our empirical analysis has shown that the training efficiency of MLPR severely depends on its architecture’s ability to express the homology of the dataset.
Allergic Rhinitis and Asthma: A Profile of Beta-defensins in Serum of Iraqi Patients
Authors: Ahmed Marwa B. , Ad’hiah Ali H.
Published: October 2022

Human beta-defenses (hBDs) are antimicrobial peptides involved in innate immune protection, and their association with the risk of respiratory allergy has been proposed. Therefore, this study sought to evaluate this association in allergic rhinitis (AR) and asthma (AS) of Iraqi patients. A case-control study was conducted to investigate serum levels of hBD1, hBD2, hBD3, and hBD4 in 52 AR and 60 AS patients and 61 healthy controls (HC). The hBDs were determined using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kits. Results revealed that median levels of hBD1, hBD2, and hBD3 were significantly elevated in the serum of AR and AS patients compared with HC (p < 0.01). Levels of hBD4 were also elevated in AR and AS patients but the differences were not significant. The levels of hBDs showed no significant differences between AR and AS patients. Age, gender, symptoms, and disease duration of patients influenced some of these variations. Logistic regression analysis indicated that hBD3 was the most important marker associated with the risk of AR and AS, and the estimated Odds ratios were 25.31 (95% confidence interval: 2.97-215.78; p = 0.012) and 32.20 (95% confidence interval: 2.49-415.89; pc = 0.032), respectively. Receiver operating characteristic curve analysis revealed that hBD3 occupied a very good area under the curve in AR and AS (0.83 and 0.84, respectively). In conclusion, the role of hBDs in the pathogenesis of AR and AS was indicated. In this context, hBD3 was the most important, and its association with the risk of developing AR and AS was suggested.
Removing of Methylene Blue Dye from its Aqueous Solutions Using Polyacrylonitrile/Iron Oxide/Graphene Oxide
Authors: Muhi-Alden Yasser Yousef , Saleh Khulood A.
Published: October 2022

Organic contaminants are used to be found in industrial wastewater treatment procedures, and heavy metal ion removal is difficult. Photo Fenton reaction activity was exploited in this study to decompose organic contaminants using a functional composite hydrogel. Polyacrylonitrile (PAN), Fe3O4 particles, and graphene oxide make up the hydrogel (GO). It is made from GO/ Fe3O4 and is made using the precipitation technique. GO is made from graphite using the Hummers process. And it has exceptional mechanical strength and Photo-Fenton activity as a result of various breakdown data that were influenced differently, such as H2O2 concentration, dye concentration, temperature, and irradiation duration. Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) was used to examine the composite's shape and average diameter. Under UV irradiation, the degradation of Methylene Blue dye (M.B) by the PAN/Fe3O4/GO hydrogel composite reached 100% after 90 min. Meanwhile, after 90 min of visible irradiation, COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) dropped to 9 mg/L and dropped to low (sub range) after two anda half hours. This research proposes a new method for processing high-consistency industrial effluent that is difficult to decompose.
Plasma Properties of a Low-Pressure Hollow Cathode DC Discharge
Authors: Ahmed Muayad Abdullah , Algwari Qais Thanon , Younus Marwan Hafeedh
Published: October 2022

The current study involves an experimental investigation of plasma main parameters of a DC discharge with a hollow cathode (HCD) geometry in air using apertures of different diameters from the hollow cathode (1, 1.5, 2, and 2.5 cm). A tiny Langmuir probe is used to investigate the plasma properties. The HCD was operated at constant power of 12.4 W and gas pressures ranging between 0.1 to 0.8 torr. It was observed that the operational conditions strongly affect the electron temperature and density, while the hollow cathode diameter has not much influence. The main important observation was that at relatively high air pressure (>0.4 torr) two electron temperatures were obtained, while at relatively low pressure (<0.4 torr), a single electron temperature was found. The results showed that the measured electron temperature decreased nearly linearly with increasing gas pressure.
Radioactivity Levels in Water Samples of Tigris River in Baghdad City, Iraq
Authors: Mohammed Akram A. , Tawfiq Nada F.
Published: October 2022

The natural radioactivity levels in water samples along the Tigris river (one of the major rivers of the world) within Baghdad city were investigated to determine and evaluate the radioactivity risks in the water of the river. The specific activity of the radionuclides (238U, 232Th, 40K, and 137Cs) for thirty different water samples from Tigris river within Baghdad city were measured using gamma-ray spectrometer, employing a NaI(Tl) scintillation detector. The results showed that the average value of the specific activity for 238U, 232Th, 40K, and 137Cs were (24.20, 16.70, 329.22, and 19.40) Bq/l, respectively. The calculated average annual effective doses for different age groups were found to be (3.80, 6.57, and 5.59) mSv/y for infants, children, and adults, respectively, which are much higher than the globally allowed annual limits of the dose (0.26, 0.2 and 0.1) mSv/y  for infants, children and adults, respectively, and it has harmful effects on health.
Hydrochemical Assessment of water resources at Baquba City, Diyala Governorate, Eastern Iraq
Authors: Hussain Hiba K. , Al-Shamma Ayser
Published: October 2022

For hydrochemical assessment of water resources at Baquba City, Diyala Governorate, four surface water samples were collected from the Diyala River and eight groundwater samples inside the city of Baquba. The samples were collected in the two periods, the dry period in October 2018 and the wet period in February 2019. The pH, EC, TH, turbidity, the major ions and trace elements (Fe, Cu, Co, Cd, Pb, Zn and Ni) were investigated. The results showed that the surface and groundwater are turbid, very hard and slightly brackish to moderately saltine in the groundwater, while it is hard to very hard and fresh in surface water. Heavy element analyzes revealed contamination of surface water samples and groundwater with the elements Cadmium, Nickel, Lead, Cobalt and Iron. The water type The water surface and groundwater samples are Na-Ca-Mg-So4- Chloride. The results showed that the water of Baquba is not suitable for human drinking, suitable for irrigation and livestock drinking purposes. According to the sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) and magnesium hazard (MH), all surface and groundwater samples are suitable for irrigation purposes.
Petrophysical Evaluation of Mishrif Formation Using Well Logging in North Nasiriya Oil Field
Authors: Alhadaithy Abdulhameed , Al-Dabagh Maha M. , Najar Isam M. Salih
Published: October 2022

The Mishrif Formation (Cenomanian – Early Turonian) is an important geologic formation in southern Iraq due to its petrophysical properties and geographic extensions, making it a good reservoir of hydrocarbons. Petrophysical properties of the Mishrif Formation in the current study at the Nasiriya oil field were determined from the interpretation of three open-hole logs data of (NS-1, NS-2, and NS-3) wells.
The results of the Mishrif petrophysical evaluation showed that the formation consists of five variable units (CRI, MA, CRII, MB1 and MB2), each one characterized by distinct petrophysical characteristics.
The upper (MA) and lower (MB) units were determined using electrical, porosity and gamma-ray logs. A shale seal separates the two units (CRI and CRII). The main reservoir units in the formation are MB1 and MB2 characterized by high moveable hydrocarbon compared with the residual hydrocarbon. These units are separated by barrier rocks (BR) consisting of marly limestone.
Biostratigraphy of Yamama Formation at Luhais and Rifaee oilfields, Southern Iraq
Authors: Khazaal Farah A. , Shakir Luay S.
Published: October 2022

Yamama Formation is the most important and widespread Lower Cretaceous Formation in Iraq. Yamama Formation in the Luhais well-12 and Rifaee well-1 are composed of dolomitized in some places and foraminifera and algae bearing limestone, 19 genera and species of foraminifera, 10 genera and species of algae. Two biozones were distinguished Pseudochrysalidina arabica Range zone and Pseudocyclammina lituus Range zone. The age of the formation was determined as Berriasian – Valanginian according to these biozones of Foraminifera. In this study, bryozoa, Gastropoda and Pelecypoda are recorded but less than Foraminifera.
Study of ABO System and Multiple Sclerosis disease in Iraq
Authors: Soud Shemaa A. , Al-Rubae'i Salwa H.N.
Published: October 2022

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one of an autoimmune condition with uncertain etiopathology. According to new data, ABO system had played a role in the development and understanding numerous diseases. Lower level of 25-hydroxy vitamin D3 (25-OHD3) is considered as a risk factor for MS. The aims of this study is to identify the role of blood group distribution on the levels of parathyroid hormone (PTH), 25-OHD3, total calcium, inorganic phosphorus and total magnesium on MS patients. Additionally, we assessed the relation between Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) and study parameters in patients. The Study included 107 patients with MS were distributed in to four groups according to their blood group (A, B, AB, and O).  Additionally, 124 apparently healthy individuals as control group. Tukey analysis  was showed the  level of 25-OHD3 in patients with B+  was significant decrease than O+ and A+ patients group (P≤0.05). Furthermore, EDSS was negatively correlated with 25-OHD3 (P≤0.05) in B+ and O+ patient groups. Through this study, ABO group may be consider as a risk factor for MS susceptibility as another interesting variable.
On Indeterminacy (Neutrosophic ) of Hollow Modules
Authors: Abed Majid Mohammed
Published: October 2022

In this paper, we formulate and study a new property, namely indeterminacy (neutrosophic) of the hollow module. We mean indeterminacy hollow module is neutrosophic hollow module B (shortly Ne(B)) such that it is not possible to specify the conditions for satisfying it.  Some concepts have been studied and introduced, for instance, the indeterminacy local module, indeterminacy divisible module, indeterminacy indecomposable module and indeterminacy hollow-lifting module. Also, we investigate that if Ne(B) is an indeterminacy divisible module with no indeterminacy zero divisors, then any indeterminacy submodule Ne(K) of Ne(B) is an indeterminacy hollow module. Further, we study the relationship between the indeterminacy of hollow and indecomposable modules. Finally, conclusions and discussions for our obtained results are given.
A Comparative Study for Supervised Learning Algorithms to Analyze Sentiment Tweets
Authors: Fadel Fatema Hassan , Behadili Suhad Faisal
Published: October 2022

Twitter popularity has increasingly grown in the last few years, influencing life’s social, political, and business aspects. People would leave their tweets on social media about an event, and simultaneously inquire to see other people's experiences and whether they had a positive/negative opinion about that event. Sentiment Analysis can be used to obtain this categorization. Product reviews, events, and other topics from all users that comprise unstructured text comments are gathered and categorized as good, harmful, or neutral using sentiment analysis. Such issues are called polarity classifications. This study aims to use Twitter data about OK cuisine reviews obtained from the Amazon website and compare the effectiveness of three commonly used supervised learning classifiers, Naive Bayes, Logistic Regression, and Support Vector Machine. This is achieved by using two method of feature selection involving count Vectorizer and Term-Frequency-Inverse Data Frequency. The findings showed that the support vector machine classifier had achieved the highest accuracy of 91%, by feature selection: Count Vectorizer. But it is time consuming. For both accuracy and execution time concentrates, logistic regression is recommended.
Clinical and Histopathological Features of Ovarian Cancer in Iraq, Baghdad Between 2014-2020
Authors: Mohamad Ban Jasim , Zghair Faiza Aftan , Fadhil Zainab Talib
Published: October 2022

Ovarian cancer is a heterogeneous disease with disparities in clinical performance and consequences. It is a cluster of numerous subtypes with diverse biological topographies that cause alterations in response to treatments, relapse rates, and endurance. This task was designed to investigate the epidemiology of the diagnosed cases of ovarian cancer from 2014 to 2020 in Baghdad. A total of 51 cases of different ovarian cancer samples were collected from Al-Elwea Maternity Hospital and Medical City Teaching Hospital, Baghdad. Clinical information including patients' age, tumor size and location, pathological grade and stage were also collected. Results revealed high incidence of OC in patients at age of ˂55 years for the rate 59%. The most common type was epithelial serous ovarian cancer by 52.9% overall, with high frequency at right ovary by 63.3%.  The dominant tumor size was 5cm in malignant cases. While the most frequent tumor stage was stage IC with rate of 29.6%, and Grade 3 was the foremost one by 40.7%. Conclusion: The most common type of cancer is epithelial serous ovarian cancer that occur in patients younger than 55years and presented at early stage of disease (IC) with high tumor grade (poor differentiation) at the time of diagnosis
DC Sputtering Deposition of Copper Oxide Thin Films Doped with Carbon for Efficient Solar Selective Absorbers
Authors: Abdullah Sawsan H. , Humud Hammad R. , Mustafa Falah. I.
Published: October 2022

In this work, carbon-doped copper oxide thin films were deposited by the reactive DC sputtering method for use as selective absorbents. The properties of the DC discharge plasma were studied, using the emission spectrum, in the presence of pure argon and by mixing it with oxygen once and carbon dioxide again to know the effect of adding these gases on the properties of the resulting plasma used in the deposition of films. The structural properties of the deposited thin films prepared with different flow ratio of carbon dioxide gas were studied using x-ray diffraction. To examine the selective absorber coatings, the reflectance within the UV-Vis spectrum was measured to calculate the percentage of energy absorbed by solar radiation using numerical integration. The reflectance was also measured in the range from 2.5 to 25 μm to calculate the thermal emission of the solar heater within a temperature of 373 K. Measurements showed good efficiency as a selective absorption layer. The best absorptance of the solar spectrum (α) was 0.8750, and the lowest emittance (ε) in the infrared region was 0.254 at 25% percentage of carbon dioxide in the reactive gas of the sputtering system. So, this ratio has the highest efficiency as a selective absorber.
The generalized Cayley graph of complete graph K_n and complete multipartite graphs K_(n,n) and K_(n,n,n)
Authors: Neamah Ayat Abdulaali , Majeed Abdulrahman H. , Erfanian Ahmad
Published: October 2022

Suppose that  is a finite group and  is a non-empty subset of  such that  and . Suppose that  is the Cayley graph whose vertices are all elements of  and two vertices  and  are adjacent if and only if . In this paper, we introduce the generalized Cayley graph denoted by  that  is a graph with vertex set consists of all column matrices  which all components are in  and two vertices  and  are adjacent if and only if , where  is a column matrix that each entry is the inverse of similar entry of  and  is  matrix with all entries in  ,  is the transpose of  and . In this paper, we clarify some basic properties of the new graph and assign the structure of  when  is complete graph , complete bipartite graph  and complete 3-partite graph  for every .
Small-Essentially Quasi-Dedekind R-Modules
Authors: Shahad Haithab A. , Al-Muthafar Nuhad S.
Published: October 2022

In this research, we introduce a small essentially quasi−Dedekind R-module to generalize the term of an essentially quasi.−Dedekind R-module. We also give some of the basic properties and a number of examples that illustrate these properties.
Characterization Studies on Mn(II), Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II), Zn(II) and Cd(II) Complexes with New Ligands Derived from Anthraquinone Substance
Authors: Aziz Kawakib A. , Yousif Thana Y.
Published: October 2022

This work involves preparation of new metal complexes via reaction of two anthraquinone ligands with Mn(II), Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II), Zn(II) and Cd(II) metal ions . The ligands are prepared by treatment of 1- and 2-anthraquinone with acetic anhydride.
      The complexes are characterized by different physicochemical methods; microelemental analysis, molar conductivity, FT-IR, UV-Vis spectra and magnetic measurements. The discussion of the outcome data of the prepared complexes indicates that all complexes are octahedral.
      The biological activity properties of the ligands and most of their complexes are studied using gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, which indicate that only two of the complexes show biological activity.
Effect of the Gap Size between the Cathode and the Wehnelt Cylinder Bore on the Emittance of the Thermionic Electron Gun
Authors: Mohammed Najia Abdullah , Al-Abdullah Abdullah Idrees
Published: October 2022

This paper includes simulating an electron gun design to investigate the effect of the distance between the cathode and the Wehnelt cylinder bore on the quality of the ion beam emittance and to obtain the best distance of that geometrical factor. A study of a group of designs was conducted to find this distance. The SIMION8.0 program has been used to calculate the trajectories of the electrons with initial kinetic energy of (0.1 eV) and electron current of (1×10-12 A). The investigation also includes comparisons between the equipotential line trajectories for each design as well as the field distribution and the electron trajectories. The best emittance distance was concluded to be (3 mm).
Aquifer depth determination of low permeability layers using geo-resistivity data: A case study of Enyigba mine area and environs, South Eastern Nigeria
Authors: Ekwe Amobi , Azuoko George-best , Iwuoha Damian , Nkitnam Elijah
Published: October 2022

Many geophysical methods have been applied to locate groundwater in Nigeria’s rural and urban villages. Locating groundwater in low permeability formations like shales and siltstones is even more challenging due to the difficulty of mapping fracture zones within these formations. The fracture zones serve as potential aquifers in low permeability formations and have been the object of groundwater search in shales, siltstones and other low permeability formations. The electrical resistivity method has proven helpful in fracture mapping within low permeability formations due to the existing resistivity contrast usually observed between the fractured and non-fractured sections in the Shales and Siltstones. Three vertical electrical geosounding datasets (VES 1, VES 2 and VES 3) were acquired in the Schlumberger configuration, using a maximum current electrode spacing of 200m to delineate the fracture zones based on their electrical resistivities. The acquired datasets were processed and modelled using IP12 Win software, while the processed datasets were correlated with local geology to estimate the depths of the fractured shales in the area. Results show five modelled geo-electric layers with depths to the fractured shales ranging from 17-25m, while aquifer thicknesses range from 7 to 12m. Aquifer resistivities range from 58 - 115 ohm-m. The curves are primarily of the QH type. One of the Vertical Electrical Sounding Data points (VES 2) encountered an anomalously low resistivity zone at a depth range of 5 to 8m which was interpreted as a galena lode. The low resistivity zone has been confirmed through exploratory drilling to tie with Lead-Zinc lodes at a depth of 8m.
Hydrochemical Study of the Southern Sector of the Al-Massab Al-Aam Canal Water, Southern Iraq
Authors: Asd Waleed H. , Ghalib Hussein B. , Alzubaydi Jaffar H.
Published: October 2022

Al- Masab AL-Aam canal (or the Main Drain) is a vital strategic project in Iraq. It collects the drain water from the agricultural lands and drains to the Arabian Gulf via Shatt Al-Basra. Fifteen water samples were collected from different sites along the course of the Al- Masab Al-Aam canal southern sector extending from Nasiriyah Basra to evaluate the hydrochemical properties. The variation of the sediment’s texture along the southern sector was investigated. The results reflected that the sediment is characterized by the presence of sand, silt, and clay. It is noted that the amount of salt in the water increases during the summer when temperatures are rising, and consequently, the evaporation rate increases. Changes in the saturation index also continuously affect the dissolution and precipitation of minerals along the river. The results of the saturation index analysis showed that the relationship between sulfate concentration and mineral saturation coefficients tends to increase their solubility for most minerals. The importance of the research lies in knowing and identifying the factors causing the change in water quality through studying the hydrological and hydrochemical properties of water and comparing the results to find out the reasons for the increase and decrease in its concentrations along the study area.
The Effect of Variance Discharge on the Dissolved Salts Concentration in the Euphrates River upper reach, Iraq
Authors: Al- Ali Iman A. , Al- Dabbas Moutaz A.
Published: October 2022

The Euphrates River Basin in Iraq suffers from climate changes represented by the scarcity of precipitation and the increase in temperatures, which is directly reflected in the discharge rates and the increase in total dissolved solids, and consequently, the increase in the dissolved loads in the river. Four measurement stations (Haditha, Ramadi, Fallujah, and Al-Hindiya) in the upper reach of the Euphrates River were investigated. Available data were analyzed from 1970 to 2020 related to precipitation (mm) and temperatures (°C). The results showed a clear decrease in precipitation rates over the years, while a clear increase in air temperature rates was observed. The discharge rates decreased temporally and spatially downstream as follows: 502, 383.7, 382.1, and 211.8 m³/s in Haditha, Ramadi, Fallujah, and Al-Hindiya, respectively. The average total dissolved solids (ppm) from 2005 to 2020 shows a gradual increase downstream, 698.8, 764.8, 833, and 922.3 ppm. The dissolution load classification curves for 2005 to 2020 show an increase in the downstream dissolved loads of 0.781, 0.786, 0.927, and 0.944 million tons/month in Haditha, Ramadi, Fallujah, and Al-Hindiya, respectively. It reflects the increase in the dissolution process of basin materials cumulatively downstream. It is recommended that careful management of the transmission of pollutants of agricultural and anthropogenic activities outputs into the river without any treatments for the downstream reaches will be required.
Educational Data Mining For Predicting Academic Student Performance Using Active Classification
Authors: Ali Rasha H.
Published: October 2022

The increasing amount of educational data has rapidly in the latest few years. The Educational Data Mining (EDM) techniques are utilized to detect the valuable pattern so that improves the educational process and to obtain high performance of all educational elements. The proposed work contains three stages: preprocessing, features selection, and an active classification stage. The dataset was collected using EDM that had a lack in the label data, it contained 2050 records collected by using questionnaires and by using the students’ academic records. There are twenty-five features that were combined from the following five factors: (curriculum, teacher, student, the environment of education, and the family). Active learning had been utilized in the classification. Four techniques had been applied for classifying the features: Random Forest (RF) algorithm, Label Propagation (LP), Logistic Regression (LR), and Multilayer Perceptron (MLP). The accuracies of prediction were 95.121%, 92.195%, 92.292%, and 93.951% respectively. Also, the RF algorithm has been utilized for assorting the features depending on their importance.
Distributed Multi-Ant Colony System Algorithm using Raspberry Pi Cluster for Travelling Salesman Problem
Authors: Alobaedy Mustafa Muwafak , Khalaf Ali A. , Fazea Yousef
Published: October 2022

The traveling salesman problem is addressed in this paper by introducing a distributed multi-ant colony algorithm that is implemented on a Raspberry Pi cluster. The implementation of a master and eight workers, each running on Raspberry Pi nodes, is the central component of this novel technique. Each worker is responsible for managing their own colony of ants, while the master coordinates communications among workers’ nodes and assesses the most optimal approach. To put the newly built cluster through its paces, several datasets of traveling salesman problem are used to test the created cluster. The findings of the experiment indicate that a single board computer cluster, which makes use of multi-ant colony algorithm, is a viable alternative for distributed computing. This approach's extensibility options are extensively discussed as well.
Pengaruh Psikologi Petani terhadap Penerapan Inovasi Teknologi Fermentasi Jagung Bose pada Gapoktan Setetes Madu Fatuleu Desa Camplong II, Kabupaten Kupang
Authors: Banunaek Musa Frengkianus , V. Muhammad Endeyani , BDP. Mahardika Cokorda , C. Abineno Jemseng , Puay Yofris , Pobas Melkianus
Published: October 2022

Corn is one of the important food ingredients for Indonesian people, to maximize the important role of corn as a staple food for the community, it can be done by improving the psychology about their decision to manage and consume the corn. This research aims to find out the effect of farmers’ psychological factors on the application of fermentation bose corn technology in Setetes Madu Fatuleu farmer group association. This research was held in Camplong village II Fatuleu District Kupang Regency of East Nusa Tenggara using quantitative research as an explanation survey research method and the participants of all Setetes Madu Fatuleu Farmer Group Association that cultivate the corn is amount 55 participants. Data analysis in this research using multiple linear regression analysis. The result showed: (1) psychological factors consisting of knowledge, motivation and attitudes together had a significant effect of 53,8% on the application of fermented bose corn technology in Setetes Madu Fatuleu Farmers Group Association, (2) psychological factors consisting of knowledge and each motivation has a significant effect of 46,6% for knowledge and 27,2% for the motivation factor of participant Setetes Madu Fatuleu Farmers Group Association on the application of fermented bose corn technology, while the attitude factor of the Setetes Madu Fatuleu Farmers has no effect on the application of fermentation bose corn technology.
OS LUTOS NÃO ELABORADOS NO CONTEXTO DA PANDEMIA
Authors: Da Silva Cruz Gizamara Aparecida
Published: October 2022

Resumo: Na atualidade, a morte e o morrer são assuntos que se tornaram tabu, mas, sabendo que tal fenômeno não é uma vivência opcional, tudo que ela evoca e traz consigo também não é. Sendo assim, as discussões tornam-se pertinentes para uma melhor compreensão dos sentimentos que são despertados diante das perdas. A Pandemia da COVID-19, que vem assolando o mundo, acabou por evidenciar o fenômeno da finitude, impedindo que neguemos ou reflitamos sobre. A discussão acerca da importância de uma educação para a morte, bem como os ritos e rituais são importantes para o processo da perda e ajudam na reorganização da vida, após a partida, de modo que podem auxiliar a ampliação de métodos a um melhor atendimento clínico quando os afetados vierem buscar auxílio. Para a obtenção dos dados, optou-se pelo uso da metodologia de pesquisa bibliográfica em: livros, artigos, revistas científicas que abordam os temas sobre a morte, o morrer, o luto e seus facilitadores dentro do pensamento da Psicologia Existencial e sua importância na ajuda de uma organização psíquica e emocional diante de uma perda, bem como na dificuldade de sua elaboração.  Sabe que a falta do ente ocasiona uma desordem, que faz com que o indivíduo que a sofreu entre em profunda angústia, tristeza e sofrimento, passando por um processo de aflição, até que consiga reestruturar sua vida sem a pessoa de seu afeto. Mas, quando o luto é complicado, ou seja, quando encontra alguns dificultadores, como não vivenciar os ritos, pode resultar em um diagnóstico patológico. Dessa forma, a Psicologia tem um papel imprescindível, junto às pessoas que sofrem, no trabalho de recomposição e superação diante das perdas.
PERFIL DOS CASOS DE CÂNCER DE MAMA ENTRE ACOMETIDOS NO ACRE PERÍODO DE 2015 A 2019
Authors: Conceição Matilde da Silva , Souza Christopher Wando da Silva , Andrade Marana Cristhina Ferreira de , Azevêdo Maria Clara Lopes , Lima Marinir Oliveira de , Costa Ruth Silva Lima da
Published: October 2022

Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar o perfil dos casos de câncer de mama no estado do Acre no período de 2015 a 2019. Trata-se de um estudo quantitativo com delineamento transversal. A amostra foi constituída por todos os casos de câncer de mama registrados no Acre e inseridos no Departamento de Informática do Sistema Único de Saúde (DATASUS) no período de 2015 a 2019. Foram identificados no período 293 casos da doença, com maior número de casos registrados no ano de 2019 (25,0%), sendo a maioria do sexo feminino (98,0%), na faixa etária de 40 a 49 anos (29,0%). O tempo decorrido desde o diagnóstico até o início do tratamento foi de mais de 60 dias (51,0%). A modalidade terapêutica mais utilizada foi a quimioterapia (55,0%). O local da realização do tratamento ocorreu capital do estado Rio Branco (80,0%). A maior parte dos acometidos, ainda encontra-se em tratamento (56,0%), no entanto (44,0%) evoluiu para óbito. O aumento da doença com o passar dos anos é notável no Acre. É importante destacar que ações voltadas para a prevenção e controle do câncer de mama continuam sendo fundamentais para auxiliar na diminuição do número de casos, como o rastreamento e diagnóstico precoce.