bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Las Carrozas del Aguinaldo Boyacense: Representación de Imaginarios Sociales y Tradiciones Festivas
Authors: Gallo Díaz Celina
Published: November 2023

Las carrozas o carros alegóricos hacen parte de las celebraciones colectivas, representan imaginarios sociales a base de elementos plásticos y soportes interpretativos del sistema de valores en la esfera de lo público. El estudio de las prácticas y discursos presentes en las carrozas del Aguinaldo Boyacense, celebrado en Tunja capital del departamento de Boyacá, en Colombia; vislumbra algunos rasgos característicos de la identidad cultural festiva religiosa, desde los saberes de quienes las diseñan, hacen y representan para el ritual festivo. Mediante el análisis cualitativo con herramientas de trabajo etnográfico, se identifica el conjunto heterogéneo de imaginarios y sus formas de ritualización. Se concluye que las carrozas representan imaginarios sociales de contextos cotidianos en actos conmemorativos, desde los cuales se gestionan dinámicas de proporción estética y creativa, con el carácter popular de prácticas comprometidas colectivamente.
Two new species close to Pachyna satanas from the Congolian forests (Lepidoptera, Lasiocampidae, Lasiocampinae)
Authors: Prozorov Alexey M. , Saldaitis Aidas , Volkova Julia S. , Prozorova Tatiana A. , Revay Edita E. , Yakovlev Roman V. , Sulak Harald , Petrányi Gergely , Müller Günter C.
Published: November 2023

Two new species of the genus Pachyna Weymer, 1892 close to Pachyna satanas Zolotuhin & Gurkovich, 2009 are described from the Congolian lowland forests: Pachyna arienne sp. n. and Cheligium stella sp. n. Adult males and their genitalia with a distribution map are illustrated.
A new remarkable species of Leiurus Ehrenberg, 1828 from Saudi Arabia (Scorpiones: Buthidae)
Authors: Abu Afifeh Bassam , Aloufi Abdulhadi , Al-Saraireh Mohammad , Badry Ahmed , Al-Qahtni Abdulmani H. , Amr Zuhair S.
Published: November 2023

A new remarkable buthid scorpion, Leiurus nigellus sp. nov., was discovered in Al Ula Governorate, north of Al Madinah Al Monawwarah Province, Saudi Arabia. The new species is described, fully illustrated, and compared with other species of the genus Leiurus reported from the Arabian Peninsula. Notes on its habitats are provided.
Reuse of wastewaters from slaughterhouse and palm oil mill: Influence on the growth performance of catfish (Clarias gariepinus)
Authors: Tsamo Cornelius , Germaine Tita Mangi , Zangue Adjia Henriette
Published: November 2023

Integrating fish farming with wastewater recycling can improve fish farming programs, ensuring environmental sustainability while improving cost of fish farming. This study examines the influence of wastewaters from slaughterhouses and palm oil mils on the growth performance of catfish. Artificial ponds created with transparent buckets, where the fingerlings were grown for six weeks, contained each wastewater type comprising 30%, 40% and 50% wastewater, the rest being tap water. Tap water was used as the control. Live body weight, weight gain, live length and gain in length of fish were used to monitor fish growth performance on a weekly basis. Pond temperature and pH were also monitored weekly. The physicochemical parameters of the water in the ponds were above the standards required for fishponds. There was no significant difference between the growth performance parameters in the control and other treatments during the entire period of study. There was also a strong correlation (r ≈ 1) between the growth performance and the duration of study for all the treatments, indicating the fish could survive in the ponds for as long as necessary. Highest live weight of 14 g in T3R1, 13.33 g for control, 12 g for T2R1 and T4R1 were obtained. Highest live length values of 13.70, 13.50, 13.30, 13.20, 13.10 cm were obtained for T3R2, T3R3, T2R2, control and T2R3 respectively. Temperature in the adapted ponds ranged from 24–28 ℃, and pH raged from 6–8. A low mortality rate of 4.16% (4 deaths) was obtained in the case of T3R3 only for the first week, but there no other mortality in other treatments throughout the period of the study. Results obtained show that wastewaters from slaughterhouses and palm oil mills can effectively be used to grow fish, reducing cost of fish farming and ensuring environmental sustainability from dumping of the wastewaters.
Contribuições ao estudo da família judaica Tahuell (Valência, ss. XIII–XIV)
Authors: Hinojosa Montalvo José
Published: November 2023

No âmbito do nosso objetivo de recuperação da memória das famílias judias mais destacadas do reino de Valência, que empreendi há alguns anos (Suxén, Toledano), dedico este trabalho à família Tahuell. A destruição do bairro judeu de Valência em 1391 levou à conversão da maioria de seus membros, que adotaram o sobrenome Artés. Os Tahuells eram uma das linhagens notáveis da aljama valenciana, ocupando cargos que combinavam com as suas profissões de médicos, corretores, agiotas ou artesãos, todas elas representadas na linhagem.
Interferencias literarias en textos históricos: dos casos sobre la minoría judía
Authors: Amrán Rica
Published: November 2023

En este trabajo presentamos una comparación entre dos crónicas del siglo XV, siendo la primera que analizaremos la Crónica Abreviada de Diego de Valera y la segunda El Repertorio de príncipes de España de Pedro de Escavias.Nos hemos centrado en las mismas sobre la temática judía y conversa, subrayando cómo y de qué forma ambos textos cuentan los acontecimientos acaecidos a la minoría y a sus neófitos.
Fray Hernando de Talavera y el neo-ebionismo converso
Authors: Lichtensztein Fabio
Published: November 2023

This research article aims give an answer what was the reason why used the counsellor and confessor of Queen Isabella the Catholic, the monk Jeronimo Fray Hernando de Talavera in his book Católica Impugnación, of a related term with the beginnings of early Christianity, attributed to a heretical sect called the "Ebionites" as part of his description of the relationship between Christians, Converts and Jews in Spain at the end of the 15th century.
“La pedagogía emancipatoria y el conocimiento autogestionado en el Filósofo Autodidacto de Abubeker Abentofail”
Authors: Catalán Néstor Véliz
Published: November 2023

Este estudo ventila a análise, do ponto de vista da Pedagogia e da Teoria do Conhecimento, da obra mais conhecida de Abubeker Abentofail. Para atender aos objetivos traçados a esse respeito, foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliográfica de referências analíticas. Consideram, ao mesmo tempo, a emergência de um modelo de aprendizagem, neste caso autónomo e auto regulado, bem como o esboço de uma utopia pedagógica que corre numa via alternativa ao saber normalizado e hegemonizado por preceitos e regulamentos institucionais típicos da verticalidade de poder e gestão das relações humanas nas sociedades islâmicas.
(Co)Habiter la ville : les ethniques blancs et les Africains‑Américains à Boston et Chicago
Authors: Artiaga Ana
Published: November 2023

À Boston et à Chicago, la deuxième moitié du vingtième siècle est caractérisée par des conflits opposant les Africains-Américains aux descendants des immigrés européens du siècle précédent autour du partage du territoire. Cet article analyse le rapport de ces groupes ethno-raciaux avec la ville, morcelée en quartiers dont les frontières participent à la définition des identités, parfois au même titre que l’appartenance ethno-raciale et le statut socio-économique. Le quartier ethnique habité par des populations issues de l’immigration européenne catholique pouvait ainsi être perçu par ses habitants comme un territoire à défendre. Entre 1950 et 1980, la lutte contre l’intégration résidentielle et scolaire et la mixité raciale qu’elle implique dans ces deux villes était ainsi menée au nom de la défense de frontières informelles au sein de la ville, ce qui a contribué à façonner les manières d’habiter l’espace urbain.
Habiter le nord du Mexique : trajectoire géohistorique de la Laguna Bustillos autour des paysages agricoles et de l’eau – Chihuahua (Mexique)
Authors: Angéliaume-Descamps Alexandra , Reyes Victor Manuel , Rojas Hugo , Bravo Peña Carlos , Salas Aguilar Victor Manuel
Published: November 2023

À partir d’une approche géohistorique et paysagère, le texte présente l’appropriation et la valorisation de la cuenca endoréique de la Laguna Bustillos, dans le nord semi-désertique du Mexique. En particulier, l’arrivée et l’implantation de communautés mennonites, parallèlement à la mise en place d’ejidos et de colonias agrícolas, dans le contexte de la Réforme agraire post révolution mexicaine, sont à l’origine de paysages et pratiques agricoles spécifiques entre agriculture hypertechnicisée et agriculture traditionnelle. Ces diverses formes d’agriculture développent, dans un contexte de changements globaux marqués, une forte vulnérabilité à la ressource en eau. Dernièrement, la mise en place de l’OPSE, Observatoire Participatif SocioEcologique, « Cuenca de la Laguna Bustillos », accompagné par la Red Internacional Para la Sustentabilidad de Zonas Áridas (RISZA) vise à construire la « Sustentabilidad Hídrica de la Cuenca Bustillos y su Acuífero » en s’appuyant sur la participation sociale et les services écosystémiques (SES) liés au bien être humain et semble constituer un outil d’intégration des diverses communautés agricoles.
Helicopter Aerial Work: Technology to Meet Growing Needs in Critical Missions
Authors: McMillan Gregor J. , Xu Haofeng Hector
Published: November 2023

Helicopters provide aerial services such as firefighting, medical transport, agriculture, and construction for critical industries that form the backbone of modern society. These "aerial work" applications comprise the majority of the current market for civilian helicopters and include
a diverse set of mission types and flight profiles; in many cases, aerial work applications are meeting growing needs driven by the climate crisis and energy transition. Through a series of more than 180 interviews with operators, pilots, and users across helicopter aerial work, this paper
— the largest contemporary study of its kind — surveys the challenges that the industry sees for itself. Part I analyzes and summarizes our original primary source data to provide both qualitative and quantitative assessments of the needs of this community. Part II presents a case
study for aerial firefighting, where a growing demand driven by record-breaking climatic changes is straining the existing air crews, aircraft fleet, and firefighting technology. Many issues identified in firefighting are endemic problems that beset other neighboring applications within aerial
work such as public services, energy infrastructure, construction, and agriculture; technologies that have the potential to have a significant impact on re ghting are discussed. Part III is an analysis of technology and how it might better meet the needs of helicopter aerial work. We identify
characteristics such as compatibility, reliability, and application specialization that are valued by helicopter aerial work customers and operators. In the backdrop of unprecedented venture capital investment and technology development in new types of vertical takeoff and landing aircraft
for AAM, this paper's core nding is that the needs of helicopter aerial work are not being met: a venture capital culture prioritizes innovation that can create new markets over solving challenges in existing ones. Innovation for commercial air transport missions that operate under different
market, environmental, and operational conditions does not "trickle down" to aerial work. We identify a need for increased collaboration between technologists and the aerial work community and for a more thoughtful approach towards investment and development to meet the growing challenges
of the industry.
Optimizing Ship Airwake Database for Predicting Autospectra Using Deep Learning
Authors: Krishnan Vaishakh , Gaonkar Gopal , Motta Francis C.
Published: November 2023

Airwakes are shed behind a ship’s superstructure, and they represent a highly turbulent and rapidly distorting flow field. Because of this complexity, they require a baseline: A database of flow velocity points, preferably through experiments and also through high-fidelity computational
fluid dynamics simulations. However the database is prohibitively costly, and in situ measurements, at a constant wind angle, are often affected by the weather. A previously developed perturbation scheme helps to generate the autospectrum in closed form from a given wind database, specifically,
from the numerically extracted autospectrum for this database. The primary objective of this paper is to demonstrate how deep neural networks can be fruitfully exploited to reduce the dependence on a database of flow velocity points in generating the autospectra, by reducing the amount of
in situ data required to achieve the same accuracy as established methods. Two machine learning approaches are developed to predict the autospectrum for a data set when provided with a subset of the wind data set at the input and are assessed using cross-validation. In the first, a neural
network is applied to predict the perturbation scheme. Though this method did not predict the autospectrum better than the previously developed perturbation scheme, it laid the foundation for the second method. In the second, a neural network is applied to the autospectra which can be numerically
extracted from a database. An improvement is found in the average error computed over all data sets for the model-predicted autospectrum compared to the average error in the autospectrum predicted using the conventional method. The model provided better results for 51.4% of the data
sets compared to the conventional method, with many data sets showing marked improvement. The database measured from the Naval Academy YP676 training vessel is used for training and testing the neural network.
Awareness about senile cataracts in rural patients and their approach to tertiary eye care center for cataract surgery in Eluru district, Andhra Pradesh
Authors: Sumavani Velamarthi , Pakalapati Pradeep , Harinath Mamidi
Published: November 2023

Background:

In rural India, significant portion of cataract patients go untreated. Evidence suggests that this backlog is due to a lack of awareness and attitudinal impediments. Hence, the aim of the present study is to know the knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding cataract surgery among rural patients who had attended a tertiary eye care center.

Materials and Methods:

A cross-sectional study was done in the Department of Ophthalmology at Alluri Sitarama Raju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, India. A structured, validated questionnaire containing 13 items was given to 300 senile cataract cases by interview technique. The Chi-square test was used for categorical variables and percentages were used for responses.

Results:

The mean age of the participants was 61.46 ± 0.44 years. Majority of the patients 218/300 (72.7%) were unaware of cataracts. Only 33 (11%) were aware of cataracts. A wrong attribution of their diminished vision to various other factors was noted in 49/300 (16.3%) of the study participants. A significant proportion of females (91.96%) and illiterates (85.8%) were either unaware or attributed to wrong factors than males (85.8%) and literates (50.5%), respectively. Half of the population – 158/300 (52.7%) had no idea about the treatment of cataracts.

Conclusion:

As there is a significant information and comprehension gap in the public regarding cataract blindness, there is a clear need for exploring the myths regarding cataracts and their surgery through various information, education, and communication programs. More emphasis has to be made on advance eye surgery so that quality care is provided.
Traumatic optic nerve head avulsion
Authors: Moharana Bruttendu , Bhatt Bhumija , Varghese Jithin Jacob
Published: November 2023

Optic nerve head (ONH) avulsion can lead to irreversible complete loss of vision. The clinical signs are excavated optic disc area, vitreous hemorrhage (VH), preretinal hemorrhage, retinal detachment, and central retinal artery occlusion. Ultrasound (USG) B scan and computed tomography scan help detect the condition where a clear view of the fundus is obscured due to hyphema or VH. This prevents unnecessary treatment. Here, we discuss a case of ONH avulsion, associated complications, and the USG findings.
Macular holes – A review on surgical techniques and outcomes
Authors: Mahapatra Santosh Kumar , Mohanty Anuja , Samikshya Swati
Published: November 2023

Macular hole has been associated with myriad ocular conditions, the most common being Idiopathic Macular hole followed by Traumatic Macular Hole, Myopic Macular Hole and many more. The etiology of idiopathic macular holes remains unclear despite a huge number of studies. The surgical intervention in the management of Macular Holes has undergone huge modifications over a period. This review article aims to analyze various surgical techniques and their outcomes. Newer surgical techniques like modifications in ILM flap techniques, scaffolding of Autologous flap with various glue materials, MH surgery in various special situations have been discussed vividly in this article. Recent advances in the surgical management of MH and their visual improvement and closure rates have been discussed thoroughly.
Purtscher retinopathy: A case report
Authors: Mahapatra Santosh Kumar , Mohanty Anuja , Shree Pallavi , Das Ayantika
Published: November 2023

Extensive cotton wool spots on the posterior pole without any detectable obvious etiology in young adults with few retinal haemorrhages and a history of trauma in recent past or pro-inflammatory or pro-thrombotic event should arouse suspicion of a Purtscher or Purtscher-like retinopathy. To stamp the case as Purtscher Retinopathy, the case must satisfy at least 3 out of 5 diagnostic criteria as outlined in the literature. Here, we report a case of unilateral Purtscher retinopathy in a 28 year old male who satisfied all the diagnostic criteria and also responded well with systemic steroids though the role of steroid Is not well established. Hence, the report.
Counting lattices in products of trees
Authors: Lazarovich Nir , Levcovitz Ivan , Margolis Alex
Published: November 2023

A BMW group of degree

(m,n)

is a group that acts simply transitively on vertices of the product of two regular trees of degrees

m

and

n

. We show that the number of commensurability classes of BMW groups of degree

(m,n)

is bounded between

(mn)^{\alpha mn}

and

(mn)^{\beta mn}

for some

0<\alpha<\beta

. In fact, we show that the same bounds hold for virtually simple BMW groups. We introduce a random model for BMW groups of degree

(m,n)

and show that asymptotically almost surely a random BMW group in this model is irreducible and hereditarily just-infinite.
Erratum to “Ergodic components of partially hyperbolic systems”
Authors: Hammerlindl Andy
Published: November 2023

This erratum addresses two issues with the proofs in the paper [Comment. Math. Helv. 92, 131–184 (2017)].
Erratum to “The cyclic homology of the group rings”
Authors: Burghelea Dan
Published: November 2023

This erratum corrects the statements of Propositions II and IIp of [Comment. Math. Helv. 60, 354–365 (1985)].
Procedure for Determining Thrust Wire Lengths and Minimum Insertion Depths
Authors:   G-3, Aerospace Couplings, Fittings, Hose, Tubing Assemblies
Published: November 2023

The scope of this ARP is to define methods of determining wire lengths and minimum insertion depths of thrust wires used for retaining components together.
Fluid Fittings - Jump Size Limitations
Authors:   G-3, Aerospace Couplings, Fittings, Hose, Tubing Assemblies
Published: November 2023

For tube fitting standards with reduction/expansion, to provide precautions against the use of large changes in tube size.
Test Procedure for Determining the Resistance of Safety-Glazing Materials, of which One Surface is Plastic, to Simulated Weathering
Authors:   Glazing Materials Standards Committee
Published: November 2023

This SAE Recommended Practice determines whether plastic and glass-plastic safety glazing materials will successfully withstand exposure to simulated weathering conditions.
Recommended Practice for Identification of Standardized Truck and Tractor Electrical Circuits
Authors:   Truck and Bus Electrical Systems Committee
Published: November 2023

This SAE document defines a recommended practice for implementing circuit identification for electrical power and signal distribution systems of the Class 8 trucks and tractors. This document provides a description of a supplemental circuit identifier that shall be utilized in conjunction with the original equipment manufacturer’s primary circuit identification as used in wire harnesses but does not include electrical or electronic devices which have pigtails. The supplemental circuit identifier is cross-referenced to a specified subsystem of the power and signal distribution system identified in Section 5.
The trauma of war: reflecting on aspects of fear, loss, but also disempowerment of the enemy (hope) in the Book of Nahum
Authors: Esterhuizen Elizabeth , Wessels Wilhelm
Published: November 2023

There should be no dispute that war causes trauma. In this article, the Nahum text serves as an example of how people suffering the threat of war experience trauma because of oppression, fear, and loss. To facilitate the discussion, a selection of texts was made and analysed to show how the Assyrian threat and invasion resulted in trauma for the people of Judah. A literary, contextual, and historical methodology was applied to analyse the selected text passages. Besides this analysis of the selected texts, affect theory in conjunction with a trauma approach was utilised as a framework to engage with these texts. This combined approach offered a new and exciting lens focussing on emotions. Affect theory is an emerging area of study where aspects such as emotion, culture, and textual bodies become important as impetus in the study of the Hebrew text (cf. Cottrill, 2014: 432). The exercise performed in this article not only enriched the engagement of the Nahum text but showed the relevance of the research for current situations of war and the resulting effects of trauma.
Religious Scriptures in Indonesia focusing on Semantic Studies towards unity
Authors: Zacharias Samuel , Sugiyarto Kristian Handoyo , Daliman Muner , Sukarna Timotius
Published: November 2023

This study is a literature review study of recognized religious scriptures in
Indonesia with a focus on semantic studies of the word ‘love’ words using
NVivo 12 Plus software designed specifically to support deep levels of data
analysis. The literature search applied the keyword ‘love’ in Indonesian unless
there was no scripture available in Indonesian. This study research ascertained
that in all the holy scriptures of recognized religions practicing in Indonesia, the
word ‘love’ was obtainable through a text search using software NVivo 12 Plus.
It uncovered that in the Holy Bible the word appears as many as 495 times, in
the Holy Qur'an 58 times, in the Vedas 241 times, in the Tripitaka 1705 times,
and in Si Shu 571 times. Semantic studies of the word ‘love’ in the original
language of religious scriptures in Indonesia found the words Ahav, Hesed,
Agape, and Philia in Christianity, Hubb, Wadda, and Rahmah in Islam, Prema
in Hinduism, Metta in Buddhism, and Ren in Confucianism. This study explains
that the term ‘love’ thus exists in every religious scripture in Indonesia and can be a campaign slogan which could be implemented to increase tolerance
between diverse religious communities in Indonesia that are plural and often
multicultural and this can hopefully play a huge role in building a sense of
religious community in order to increase national unity on the whole. This study
explains that ‘love’ exists in every religious scripture in Indonesia and can be
used in any campaigns implemented to increase tolerance and harmony
between religiously diverse communities in Indonesia that are considered to be
pluralistically inclined. This will support the notion of having a stronger sense of
religious harmony in the community so as to increase and promote the notion
of national unity through love.
Outlining the Practical Implications of Gustavo Gutierres' Theology of Liberation and Comparing it to Western Theology
Authors: Missa Antonius
Published: November 2023

Liberation Theology’s seminal text, Teología de la liberación (1971- A Theology of Liberation), was written by Gustavo Gutiérrez, a Peruvian priest and renowned theologian. This article describes Gustavo Gutiérrez's theology of liberation with a Christian theological-humanist study approach. As one of the modern Christian thinkers, Gutiérrez's role in fighting against injustice, oppression, poverty, and the Western colonialist capitalist system in Latin America is enormous. Gutiérrez inspires the Third World Countries to struggle against the stubbornness and greed of arrogant people. He appeared as a propagandist who fueled the spirits of marginalized groups in Latin America in the early 1970s. This article uses a qualitative method with a literature review of the theology of liberation a la Gustavo Gutiérrez. This article shows that Gutiérrez succeeded in building a revolutionary Christian ideology with a foundation of liberation theology to elevate and sustain egalitarianism among human beings. But 'there is no ivory that isn’t cracked', Gutiérrez did hermeneutics that were out of context.
The article will also consider and criticize liberation theology in terms of its hermeneutical approach. The author also makes a comparison between liberation theology and Western theology, the mainstream that preceded it.
The nexus between Gender-based Violence and the COVID-19 pandemic in Zimbabwe: A case study of the Johane Marange Apostolic Church
Authors: Marevesa Tobias
Published: November 2023

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic greatly affected humanity, including inter alia working schedules, public life, and public health systems. Johane Marange Apostolic Church (JMAC) Women’s religious life in Zimbabwe was not spared the effects of the coronavirus. This pandemic affected women in various religious practices, and one of them is being subjected to gender-based violence (GBV). Throughout the intermittent lockdown phases, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the already existing gender discrepancies, with far-reaching implications for women. The closure of informal businesses, which was the major source of income for most JMAC women resulted in the shortages of food on the table. The shortages of food supplies resulted in unprecedented conflicts in the home, and women suffered the most. This study interrogates how the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the problem of GBV, especially for ordinary women. The article adopts the social conflict perspective as a theoretical lens for examining how women in the JMAC became more susceptible to GBV, perpetrated by their male counterparts during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Zimbabwe. The article concludes by proposing ways for curbing some of the patriarchal-endowed beliefs and practices which intensified the suffering of JMAC women during the peak of the coronavirus disease in Zimbabwe.
MÍDIAS DIGITAIS E LINGUAGEM AUDIOVISUAL NO ENSINO ONLINE
Authors: Fernandes Lucelena Maria , Veríssimo Adriana Carla de Araújo , Neto Inacio Muniz Franco , Meroto Monique Bolonha das Neves , Melo Vanessa Carolina Gomes de
Published: November 2023

O objetivo deste trabalho é apontar justificativas para o uso das diferentes mídias digitais e da linguagem audiovisual no processo de ensino e aprendizagem, considerando uma experiência prática com uma dessas mídias digitais como ação pedagógica que promoveu bons resultados. Para tanto, recorreu-se à metodologia de do tipo bibliográfica. Considera-se que a utilização das mídias digitais e da linguagem audiovisual no ensino tem finalidades condizentes com uma proposta de ensino e aprendizagem colaborativa, cooperativa, ativa e autônoma, bem como inclusiva e crítica na construção do conhecimento, conforme prevê os documentos legais da educação nacional. Além disso, com planejamento e intencionalidade, cada área do conhecimento pode utilizar as mesmas mídias digitais, mediante ao delineamento dos diferentes objetivos de aprendizagem e a partir das necessidades e estilos de aprendizagem dos educandos para que seu uso repercuta em motivação e engajamento dos estudantes, tanto na atividade proposta com o uso das mídias digitais, como em práticas sociais iminentes que requerem intervenções pedagógicas para criar competências tecnológicas nos estudantes, inovação, por parte dos professores, e adequação a um contexto dinâmico e interativo da qual a escola deve acompanhar. A experiência prática com as mídias digitais descrita salienta que o professor pode utilizar tais mídias de forma separada ou em conjunto para promover resultados a aquisição de conhecimento escolar e domínio da tecnologia.
TECNOLOGIAS, CIDADANIA E EDUCAÇÃO
Authors: Siqueira Leila Ribeiro de , Silva Liliane Inácia da , Batistela Letícia Garcia Pereira
Published: November 2023

O presente objeto de pesquisa bibliográfica vem discutir sobre a importância de Práticas Digitais, seus Riscos Juntamente com a Tecnologia e a Cidadania Digital. Ou seja, a pesquisa discute sobre os riscos voltados para essas práticas digitais nas escolas, e bem como a tecnologia aborda essa temática. O avanço da tecnologia, da cidadania digital e bem como essas práticas afetam o consumo dessa tecnologia, ou seja, os tipos de riscos que podem aparecer com o uso excessivo dessa tecnologia.  O objetivo geral da pesquisa é entender a relação entre tecnologia, cidadania digital e riscos perante a segurança dos alunos no ambiente escolar. Bem como a função da escola e o papel do professor em meio a prática digital abordada em sala de aula. Entender também pontos pertinentes na construção da ideia e elaboras mecanismos que auxiliem a dissertação sobre a temática e desenvolva métodos e resultados precisos sobre os riscos que existem dentro desse mundo digital e como pode ser feito para amenizar eles.  A pesquisa conta com recorte e com dados de pesquisas de autores que visam contribuir com o pensamento e em cima desse suporte, buscar uma nova metodologia de falar sobre a problemática, discutir sobre o assunto e trazer resultados bem como tentar inibir os riscos causados pelo uso dessa tecnologia.
Power Flow Analysis of the Electric Power System in Texturizing Section at Asia Pacific Fibers in Ghatal, West Bengal using ETAP Power Station 4.0 Software
Authors: Kumar Shaw Vivek
Published: November 2023

Electric Power Flow Analysis (Load Flow) is a study of power flow to find the quantum of power in a network. Nowadays industries require captive power for their production departments to continue the process in the event of Utility failure and also for safety purposes. The power flow analysis gives the power available that will meet the requirements, or some extra power is required or in extreme cases load shedding. The analysis also gives the losses in the system, thus ascertaining the authorities to reduce the losses. This load flow analysis study takes the example of the implementation of the electric power system at PT. Asia Pacific Fibers in Ghatal of West Bengal, with centralized load characteristics (lumped load). Power flow analysis begins with calculating the active power and reactive power at each installed node (bus), the load on the transformer, the load on the line or conductor, the value of power losses, system voltage drops, and the power flow in the installed electric power system network. From the results of power flow calculations assisted by the ETAP (Electrical Transient Analyzer Program) program, it can be concluded that the electricity network system is good. The results obtained are that the difference between active power losses and reactive power losses on Load Bus 4 is too large. Meanwhile, the voltage drop still meets the standards according to the Text Report results on ETAP results confirming that the voltage drop is meeting the IEEE specifications.
Estrategia para la superación a profesionales de la actividad física, dirigida al desarrollo de la motricidad en adultos con hemiplejia crónica
Authors: Taro Joseph , Barreto Ramírez Ximena Madelaine , Uribe Veintimilla Ana María , Reyes Santacruz María Fernanda , Zambrano Vélez Wilson Alexander , Salazar Arango Edwar , Cáceres Ochoa Luis Enrique
Published: November 2023

El estudio presenta un modelo de superación para graduados de Educación Física, enfocado en el desarrollo motor de adultos con hemiplejia crónica. Se utilizó una variedad de métodos y técnicas, incluyendo análisis de documentos, encuestas y talleres de opinión crítica. El modelo propuesto explica las relaciones entre los distintos subsistemas y sugiere una estrategia práctica. Se comprobó la pertinencia y efectividad del modelo a través de un pre-experimento con graduados de Educación Física.
The issue of capitalizing of didactic technologies in the formation of text elaboration competence at primary school students
Authors: CIOBANU Valentina
Published: November 2023

In this article we addressed the issue of capitalizing of didactic technologies in the formation of text elaboration competence at primary school students. The results of the investigation confirm that all teachers use information technologies (digital writing tools, e-mail, to share ideas and request suggestions from students, and digital assessment technologies) to form text-writing skills. Most teachers argue that the exercise method is one of the most effective methods to train students in primary school writing skills. In conclusion, we mention that the implementation of didactic technologies contributes to the efficiency of the formation of the competence of the text elaboration at the students of the primary level of education.
Descriptive feedback in the context of developing selfassessment capacity in primary school students
Authors: Tatiana DUBINEANSCHI
Published: November 2023

In this article, some main ideas are reviewed with reference to use descriptive feedback in the process of forming the self-assessment skills of primary school students. It presents the ways to achieve descriptive feedback (oral and written), the criteria of a valid feedback and self-assessment, the principles of a successful feedback.
Valorization of the Python programming language and its basic implementation
Authors: SÎRGHI Olesea
Published: November 2023

The fast development of information technologies in recent decades is reflected both in the emergence of many programming languages and in the methods of developing and writing high-performance algorithms. Because of this, the curriculum in the discipline of Informatics was modernized, both the fundamental components of informatics and the applied ones followed a continuous development. The textbook is an official curricular document of educational policy that ensures the school curriculum in a form that aims to present knowledge and skills systematically through different teaching units, especially from the perspective of the student, to arouse curiosity and to increase the knowledge and learning interests of students to put them in a position to be actively involved in their own training and development, we propose to digitize the textbook of Computer Science for 10th grade.
Hybrid application development with Delphi & Javascript
Authors: MUȘINSCHI Ilie , BALMUŞ Nicolae
Published: November 2023

The paper contains brief insights into the history of the development of Delphi and JavaScript programming languages and some ways to create hybrid source code applications. The application design is created in Delphi and the JavaScript code is implemented through the TWebBrowser component. This combines the Delphi concept of fast application creation with the multitude of open-source JavaScript libraries.
Modeling of systems of equations in mathematical packages
Authors: GHILAN Zinaida , PRICOP Victor
Published: November 2023

In this paper we will refer to the modeling of systems of homogeneous, symmetric, systems of direct and inverse trigonometric functions, as well as systems of logarithmic and exponential equations. The modeling of systems of equations is carried out in mathematical packages Maple, Wolfram Mathematica.
Effect of Sunset Policy, Tax Amnesty, Tax Sanctions, and Whistle-Blowing System Against Tax Obligation (An Empirical Study on A Private Vocational Yogyakarta)
Authors: Muda Mudasetia , Ristiana Ita , Wening Nur
Published: November 2023

This research was conducted to examine the influence of sunset police, tax amnesty, tax sanctions, and the tax blast system on tax complaints. Population checks are all taxpayers at regional offices in the Special Region of Yogyakarta. The sampling method in this study is simple random sampling. The sample is 100 taxpayers with a total of 120. The number of observational data analysis methods used is multiple regression analysis. The results showed that there was no influence on the sunset policy of tax complaints with a significant 0.479 > 0.05. There is no effect of tax amnesty on tax complaints with a significant 0.357 > 0.05. Its influence on tax sanctions tax complaints with a significance of 0.023 < 0.05. Its effect on whistle-blowing tax complaints with a significance of 0.080 < 0.10. The F test simultaneously affected sunset, tax amnesty, tax sanctions, and Whistle-blowing system on tax complaints with a significant 0,000 < 0.05. The coefficient determination test shows the value of 0.158 or 15.8% the dependent variable can be explained from the independent variable and 84.2% is influenced by other variables outside the model. Keywords: Sunset Policy, Tax Amnesty, Tax Sanction, Whistle Blowing System, and Tax Compliance.
Comparative Analysis of Indonesia-China High Speed Train and KTX Korea-France
Authors: Mulyaman Darynaufal
Published: November 2023

This study undermines a recent development of joint-cooperation between Indonesia and China regarding the high-speed railway and its supporting constructions. New dedicated railway, train technology, and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) are part of the initial project, which planned concurrently along the projected area. All of these new railways and TODs are new and distant from already built residences and business centers. This study breakdown how the Indonesia-China High-Speed Train project was initiated and explaining vital factors that surround it. Reflecting on how Korea and France dealt with KTX (Korean Train Express) project, the TODs, railways, and train technology compare to the Indonesia-China High-Speed Train project, the Indonesia-China project appears not sustainable and driven by another political and economical will.
Accommodating Students’ Varied Learning Styles In The Classroom
Authors: Novia Russilawatie  , Anang Widodo
Published: November 2023

People depend on their senses to process the information around them.  Most people tend to use one of their senses more than the others.  Each individual has a preferred learning style, and many have multiple learning styles.  One particular style is not better than the others and a preferred style does not mean one cannot learn in other ways.  Students should know what may work best for them to process, learn and retain information.  They may become better learners if they know their learning styles and use the respective strategies.  From the study which has been conducted in University of Technology Yogyakarta, the learning styles of students of non-English departments are predicted to be influential to their English Proficiency Test.  Therefore, teachers need to be aware of there being varied learning styles in their classes.

This study examined primary data in the form of students’ learning styles at the University of Technology Yogyakarta, which were analyzed quantitatively with an ex-post facto design. Respondents were non-English Department UTY students totaling 150 students who participated in the English Proficiency Test during September - December 2019. In addition to primary data, which were collected using a questionnaire technique, this study also analyzed secondary data from other studies related to learning styles, especially VAK learning styles (Visual, Auditory and Kinesthetic).

The results showed that students' learning styles had an effect on their English Proficiency Test score acquisition. Secondary data analysis produces recommendations for English teachers on how they can accommodate students' different learning styles in designing classroom learning for better learning outcomes.

 

Keywords: learning style, primary data, secondary data, VAK.
The Effect of Regional Financial Performance on Economic Growth Provinces in Indonesia 2016-2018 Period
Authors: Velga Eka Putri  , Junaidi
Published: November 2023

The objectives of this study are: (1) to determine the ratio of independence to affect the economic growth of provinces in Indonesia, (2) to determine the ratio of effectiveness affects the economic growth of provinces in Indonesia, and (3) to determine the efficiency ratio affects the economic growth of provinces in Indonesia. This study used a sample of 33 provinces in Indonesia. The sampling technique used cluster samples. The data used are secondary data. The data collection technique uses documentation in the form of reports on the realization of regional income and expenditure budgets and reports on economic growth at constant prices based on the field of business from 2016-2018. The data analysis technique used to answer the hypothesis is multiple linear regression. The results of research that have been conducted state that: (1) the ratio of independence affects the economic growth of provinces in Indonesia, (2) the effectiveness ratio affects the economic growth of the provinces in Indonesia, and (3) the efficiency ratio affects the economic growth of the provinces in Indonesia.
The Effect of Local Taxes, Local Retribution, and Capital Expenditures on Local Own-Source Revenue
Authors: Ul Albab Farah Nisa , Ramadhani Rizki , Komariyah Erna Fitri
Published: November 2023

This study examines the impact of local tax, local retribution, and capital expenditure on the local own-source revenue of the Bengkulu Regency from 2013 to 2017. This study utilizes the actual data of the actual local government budget from the Indonesian Audit Board. 50 data from 10 cities were sampled representing Bengkulu Regency. This study uses multiple regressions to examine the effect. The result shows that local tax and capital expenditure have a positive significant effect on Local Own-Source Revenue, while local retribution does not affect.
A Competitive Advantage Strategy Through The Use Of Technology Marketing Information, And Orientation Of Learning With Performance As An Intervening Variable
Authors: Saimin  , Lustono  , D. Utami Ristianawati
Published: November 2023

This study aims to determine the significance of the positive influence of marketing information technology, learning orientation, and performance on competitive advantage, to determine the significance of the positive influence of marketing information technology and learning orientation on performance, and to determine the effect of the use of information technology and learning orientation on competitive advantage through performance as an intervening variable. This research uses quantitative methods. Research variables consist of information technology, learning orientation, performance, and competitive advantage. The population in the study is all Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Pottery entrepreneurs in Kasongan, Bantul Regency. The sampling method is purposive sampling, based on the characteristics or criteria of the sample size of 60 respondents. The data collection method uses a questionnaire. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression equations with a significance level of 5%. The results show that the use of information technology, learning orientation, and performance have positive and significant effects on competitive advantage in the SMEs of Pottery Kasongan, Bantul Regency. The use of information technology and learning orientation have positive and significant effects on the performance of the Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Gerabah Kasongan, Bantul Regency. On the other hand, performance can mediate the effect of the use of information technology and learning orientation on the competitive advantage.
Analysis of The Effect of Dividend Policies on Corporate Value With Good Corporate Governance (GCG) as Moderating Variables
Authors: Nurlita Mirna Indah , Gunarsih Tri
Published: November 2023

This research examines the moderating effect of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) in the relationship between dividend policy and publicly listed firms' corporate value in the Corporate Governance Perception Index (CGPI) index in 2011-2018. The independent variable is dividend policy, which is proxies using the Dividend Payout Ratio (DPR), Good Corporate Governance as a moderating variable, which is proxies by using the Good Corporate Governance (GCG) score, and company size (SIZE) as the control variable. Company value is determined by the price-book value (PBV). This research uses quantitatively based explanatory research. This study's purpose was to decide how the independent variable affects the dependent variable to determine the moderating variable's effect, whether it will enhance or weaken the independent variable's influence. The population included in this study was all publicly traded companies that participated in the 2011-2018 Corporate Governance Perception Index (CGPI). The sample of this analysis comprised nine firms, so that there were 72 test objects. Data analysis used multiple linear regression and moderated regression analysis (MRA). Based on the study that dividend policy impacts company value, Good Corporate Governance (GCG) cannot moderate the relationship between dividend policy variables on firm value, and firm size is not a control variable in this study.
Factors Influencing The Use of Local Government Performance Information: Institutional Theory Perspective
Authors: Wia Rizqi Amalia  , Akbar Rusdi
Published: November 2023

Performance information is used for strategic planning, budgeting, program management, supervision, and evaluation. This performance information is also reported to the external parties. This study aims to examine the factors that influence the use of local government performance information based on institutional theory perspective. Triangulation methods are used to analyze and interpret data. Hypothesis testing is carried out in the quantitative phase using Partial Least Square, then followed by thematic analysis in the qualitative phase. The results showed that technical and organizational factors did not affect the use of performance information, while cultural factors empirically had a significant effect on the use of performance information. Based on the institutional theory perspective, the use of performance information is driven by institutional isomorphism in the form of coercive, mimetic, and normative pressures. The results of this study are expected to contribute to local governments paying attention to cultural factors in optimizing the use of performance information.
The Effectivity Google Display Network and Google Video Network in YouTube: A Literature Review
Authors: Rahmad Agus Dwianto  , Wening Nur
Published: November 2023

The purpose of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of the Google Display Network on YouTube. This study uses a literature review that describes the problems or successes that appear on the features on the Google Display Network platform. This literature review also explains ways to anticipate these problems, such as focusing on the marketing targets to be achieved. The findings in this study are that there are still many products that are not relevant to the main video that is used as a means of advertising of their products. Meanwhile, according to data from businessmen who place ads on YouTube, many successful businesses increase demand for their products and generate a lot of profit. Successful business people already know the marketing targets that their products will target and also know the main video criteria that will be used as a means of marketing of their products.