bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Contribution of Creative Entrepreneurs in Supporting Village Development Strategies Based on The Potential of Local Products
Authors: Nawangsih Nawangsih
Published: September 2022

developing tourist villages and to identify the potential of local products as opportunities for creative economy. The type of research conducted is qualitative by using a case study approach. The research location was in the Semeru Bamboo Belt Workshop in Sumbermujur Village, Candipuro District, Lumajang Regency. The research informants consisted of: Semeru Belt Workshop Management, Business Actors, Consumers and the Community. The results of research conducted indicate that the contribution of creative entrepreneurs in supporting the development of tourism villages with products that they have is quite large, given the creative industry products produced are obtained by utilizing the considerable natural resource potential, namely handicraft products made from bamboo, which are in the region, although the types of products produced are still limited, due to the limited knowledge and skills possessed by these business actors. The potential of local products developed in Sumbermujur village is quite diverse. This is very useful in supporting tourism activities carried out, among others: excellence of agricultural products, which are processed into various kinds of culinary specialties with superior recipe bamboo shoots, bamboo batik crafts, and currently the ones that superior is bamboo crafts.
The Efficiency of Financial Decisions on Stock Returns Moderated Financial Performance
Authors: Jariah Ainun , Lukiana Ninik , Hartono Hartono , Irwanto Jesi
Published: September 2022

The formation of a company has several objectives, including achieving maximum profit, prospering the owner of the company, and maximizing the value of the company as reflected in its share price. The financial decisions, such as the investment decisions, the funding, and the dividend policy must be considered by the financial managers in order to increase the value of the company. The financial decisions will have an impact on the assessment of the financial performance. The stock returns will be influenced by the financial performance. This study aimed to analyze and acquire the empirical evidences of the effect of the financial decisions on the financial performance and the stock returns, as well as the fact that the financial performance moderates the financial decisions on the stock returns. Based on the Moderated Regression Analysis, the results showed that the financial decisions and the financial performance had no effect on the stock returns. On the other hand, the investment and the funding decisions affected the financial performance. The financial performance could not moderate financial decisions on the stock returns. The limitation of this research is that it only used the financial decision variables and the financial performance in predicting the stock returns.
Human Resources Development in Increasing Sales Turnover of Synthetic Rattan Products
Authors: Yatminiwati Mimin , Sulistyan Riza Bahtiar , Hidayat Zainul , Muttaqien Fauzan
Published: September 2022

This study was made with the aim of analyzing Human Resource Development in Increasing Sales Turnover of Synthetic Rattan Products by Dfanda Synthetic Rattan. The research method used is descriptive analysis using a qualitative research approach. The data collection technique carried out by the researcher was to conduct interviews and direct observations to the business owner. In addition, there are additional supporting data from reading books and other sources related to the research title. The analyzed using SWOT analysis to find out what are the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of human resource development carried out by the company. The results of human resource development research to increase employee productivity Dfanda Rattan synthetic is the business partner model strategy because this strategy has several advantages, namely the existence of several strengths within the company that can be used to take advantage of several opportunities and face several threats to the company as shown by the Cartesian diagram that the company is in quadrant I, namely aggressive with the implementation of the Growth Oriented Strategy which is a very profitable situation for the company. The company has the power so that it can take advantage of the opportunities that exist.
Study Analysis of the Potential of T-Shirt Business Based on the Osing Language in Banyuwangi
Authors: Ferawati Indah Wahyu
Published: September 2022

The condition of Banyuwangi, which has begun to develop its tourist attraction, has made many Banyuwangi residents use it for business, not only as food souvenirs but also typical Banyuwangi t-shirts. One of the innovations that can be done in the T-Shirt business is to implement elements of local wisdom (words in the Osing language). To find out the potential of the T-Shirt business based on foreign language words, it is necessary to conduct research studies through analytical studies to determine the extent of consumer response. This research is a descriptive analysis research using 100 respondents who are divided into two categories, namely the category of adolescents (17-25 years) and adults (26-35 years). Overall, the accumulation of data from respondents regarding the interest in buying T-Shirt products based on foreign language words is 71% agree to buy, 18% do not, and 11% are undecided between buying the product or not. The results of this analytical research can be taken into consideration by T-Shirt business actors in Banyuwangi to determine the type of product and their target market. To obtain study results with high validity, it is necessary to conduct further research with a larger scale of respondents.
How Well are Job Burnout and Engagement Related to Public Service Motivation Among Civil Servants? Empirical Evidence in Pandemic Setting
Authors: Agustina Iin , Rindiani Bella , Dellarosa Aprillia , Gunawan Alam A , Herdiana Septian
Published: September 2022

This study aims to analyze how job burnout and engagement could affect public service motivation among civil servants in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The sample in this study was employees who worked in public organizations in Bandung Raya, West Java Province, Indonesia. By using a purposive sampling technique, about 73 civils who are willing to become respondents and participate in the research. The results reveal that all hypotheses proposed in the study can be confirmed. An important finding from this study is the mediating role of job engagement on the effect of job burnout on public service motivation. Although job burnout can directly reduce job engagement and public services motivation, if public organizations can manage job engagement better, they will be able to increase public services motivation even more. The development of relationships between concepts and patterns that apply in context and other research designs is highly recommended to uncover interesting things that may not have been found in this study. Recommendations for further research are to expand the scope of the research object, in addition to re-examining the validity of the model, it is also expected to reveal other things that are important information for policymakers and leaders in public sector organizations.
The Role of Overreaction in Consumer Goods Industry Sector - Cosmetics & Home Supplies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange
Authors: Komariah Siti , Nurbastian Safruji
Published: September 2022

This study aims to see whether there is an overreaction effect on the company's stock price in the Consumer Goods Industry Sector - Cosmetics & Home Supplies which are listed in the period January 2019 - February 2022 on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Sampling in this study was carried out using purposive sampling method. This method has the criteria that the shares are always listed in the research period. The researcher uses data analysis in the form of simple linear regression and to answer normality using the Central Limit Theorem which is to find out whether the data submitted is normal. This study proves empirically that overreaction has an influence on stock prices, so that in its implications for stock investment investors do not have adequate understanding and are easy to accept information that is not necessarily true.
Increasing Quality of Crackers Productivity as a Food Commodity in Jember Regency
Authors: Sholihin Muhammad Rijalus , Rizki Via Lailatur , Maidah Firdaus Al
Published: September 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted all sectors, including small and medium-sized businesses such as cracker producers and resellers. The problems faced in the midst of the pandemic include manual production processes, lack of management skills, monotonous and less innovative products, and difficulties in marketing. In this activity, there are three partners, namely UD. Sumber Rejeki is a cracker producer and UD. Wahyu Jaya and UD. Barokah Abadi is a reseller who helps market the product. The targets of this activity are innovative products, market expansion and improving the quality of human resource management, procurement of dough mixer machines, trays, impulse sealers, nameplates, quality packaging, and SAK EMKM accounting books. The service method used is mentoring business activities in terms of production, marketing, and business financial management. The outputs resulting from this community partnership program are in the form of improving the quality of production more effectively and efficiently and hygienically with a dough mixer machine, as well as the creation of a product's unique selling point in terms of shape. Other outputs resulting from this activity are the expertise of business partners in managing production management, digital marketing, and the preparation of simple financial reports based on excel applications guided by SAK EMKM.
Buttonhole and Edge Sewing Machine Technology Training to Increase the Quality Production of Small Convection Creative Industry in Probolinggo
Authors: Rahmansyah Ahmad Iskandar , Muhammad Alief , Hendra Joni , Basit Abdul , Masluha Siti , Prasetiyo Dani Hari Tuggal
Published: September 2022

Based on the culture of new clothes on the New Year, Eid, and other special days, the demand for convection products will increase drastically. This condition is a big obstacle for small businesses in the creative industry in Indonesia, especially in Probolinggo. Increasing the amount of convection production in Probolinggo is by applying new technologies to accelerate the production. If convection production, both custom and general order, can be made quickly, the amount of production will increase. A buttonhole sewing machine is a machine that has the ability to embroider and buttonhole automatically. Edge sewing machine, a machine that works as a tool that is able to sew and smooth the edges of the fabric automatically. With these two machines, convection products will be faster. Both machine training service activities were carried out well. The results made using a buttonhole sewing machine show a good and short level of neatness. Edge sewing machines also provide satisfactory results. To sew and tidy up the fabric, it can be done quickly and neatly. All forms of service activities are carried out to be able to solve the problems experienced by small business partners in the creative convection industry in Probolingo.
Assistance of MSMEs in the Practical Method of Preparing Financial Statements in the Joint Business Group (KUB) Berkah Pemalang
Authors: Suripto Suripto , Prasetya Victor
Published: September 2022

The purpose of this community service activity is to help MSMEs of the Joint Business Group (KUB) Blessings of Karangasem Pemalang Village compile their financial reports simply, encourage orderly bookkeeping of transactions that occur daily, and motivate MSME participants to be able to record books so that expenses can be measured. Revenue and profits earned and knowing how your business is doing. For mentoring, using participatory techniques, participants participate in group discussions, share positive and negative experiences, and explore new lessons together. And after mentoring is carried out, participants are asked to implement what has been learned accompanied by the servicer. In conclusion, the activity went smoothly. All participants enthusiastically participated in the event until it was over and were optimistic that they would feel the benefits of mentoring for the progress of their business.
Unexpected Liver and Kidney Pathology in C57BL/6J Mice Fed a High-fat Diet and Given Azoxymethane to Induce Colon Cancer
Authors: Waggie Kimberly S , Corulli Lauren R , Cecil Denise , Rodmaker Erin R , Walsh Carissa , Disis Mary L
Published: September 2022

Multiple animal models have been developed to investigate the pathogenesis of colorectal cancer and to evaluate potential treatments. One model system uses azoxymethane, a metabolite of cycasin, alone and in conjunction with dextran sodium sulfate to induce colon cancer in rodents.
Azoxymethane is metabolized by hepatic P450 enzymes and can also be eliminated through the kidneys. In this study, C57BL/6J mice were fed either standard or high-fat diet and then all mice received azoxymethane at 10 mg/kg body weight twice a week for 6 wk. Shortly after the end of treatment,
high mortality occurred in mice in the high-fat diet group. Postmortem examination revealed hepatic and renal pathology in mice on both diets. Histologic changes in liver included hepatocytomegaly with nuclear pleomorphism and bile duct hyperplasia accompanied by mixed inflammatory-cell infiltrates.
Changes in the kidneys ranged from basophilia of tubular epithelium to tubular atrophy. The results indicate that further optimization of this model is needed when feeding a high-fat diet and giving multiple azoxymethane doses to induce colon cancer in C57BL/6J mice.
Hypogonadism as a Risk Factor for Metabolic Syndrome and Vascular Diseases in Patients with Germ Cell Tumors of the Testis After Treatment
Authors: Sakalo Anatolii , Sakalo Valerii , Khimich Ivan , Kuranov Yurii , Diatel Mykhailo , Navrotskyi Bohdan , Valchishin Andrii
Published: September 2022

In the last few decades the rate of testicular germ cell tumors (TGCTs) has been increased worldwide. This type of neoplasia is one of the main causes of cancer mortality in young men. But in the case of correct management, rational chemotherapy (CT) regimens and timely diagnosis, almost 95% of patients can achieve full recovery.
At the same time, there is an increased risk of side effects after CT, namely: infertility, hypogonadism, osteoporosis, cardiovascular diseases. Metabolic syndrome (MS) as a set of metabolic disorders based on hypertension, obesity, dyslipidemia, is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases.
The objective: to determine the incidence of metabolic syndrome (MS) in patients with TGCTs in five or more years after initial treatment.
Materials and methods. 68 patients with TGCTs 18-55 years old were examined. Unilateral high orchiectomy and follow-up observed management were performed in 14 patients, adjuvant chemotherapy for 1-2 cycles of PE (cisplatin + etoposide) or REВ (cisplatin + etoposide + bleocin) – in 22 persons, standard CT PE or REВ (<850 mg cisplatin) – 20 individuals, highdose CT for more than 4 cycles with the inclusion of cisplatin (total dose> 850 mg) – 12 patients. The control group included 29 men of the appropriate age.
During the study we determined: total testosterone (T), luteinizing hormone (LH), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), high-density lipoprotein, triglycerides, glucose, waist circumference, blood pressure, body mass index (BMI). A comparative analysis of the results of treatment of all groups with the control group was performed.
Results. The analysis of risk factors for MS in patients with TGCTs after CT performed the significantly higher levels of triglycerides, high-density lipoproteins, elevated BMI. At the same time, the level of T was reduced in patients with MS. Hypogonadism was found in 12 (22 %) patients after CT and in 1 (6 %) patient with seminoma stage I after unilateral orchiectomy. MS was detected in 3 (24 %) of 12 patients with hypogonadism and in 9 (22 %) of the 42 patients in the CT group. However, in the patients with TGCTs with hypogonadism after CT, higher BMI and lower T levels were determined. T levels were lower and LH and FSH were higher in patients who received CT compared with the persons control group.
Conclusions. In the patients with testicular germ cell tumors with signs of hypogonadism there is a significantly higher risk of development of metabolic syndrome after chemotherapy. Such patients require long-term annual examination and monitoring of sex hormone levels.
Hypoactive Libido: Neurohumoral Characteristics, Regions of the Brain Regulating Sexual Desire, and Its Reactions to Erotic Stimuli
Authors: Kocharyan Garnik
Published: September 2022

The article indicates that sexual desire is considered to result from a complex balance between inhibitory and stimulating factors (neurotransmitters, hormones), which influence functioning of the brain. For example, dopamine, oxytocin, estrogens, noradrenalin, melanocortin, norepinephrine and testosterone produce excitory influence, while serotonin, endocannabinoiids, prolactin (PRL) and opioids produce inhibitory influence. The article contains data of researches, which informed about peculiarities in reactions of the brain in people with hypoactive sexual desire to erotic stimuli as well as sex differences of the above reactions to these stimuli. Also, key regions in the brain that regulate sexual desire (the prefrontal cortex, locus coeruleus, medial preoptic area, paraventricular nucleus, and reward- and attention-processing centers of the ventral tegmental area and the nucleus accumbens) are listed. Information about hormonal regulation of sexual desire in men is given. The article informs about studies that are not consistent with the established view about an inhibitory influence of hyperprolactinaemia (HP) on sexual functions in men (G. Corona et al., 2007, 2014), whose authors, on the contrary, note that analysis of the relation between PRL level and sexual disorders revealed a strong correlation between lower PRL levels and reduced pleasure from orgasm. They also revealed that a low PRL level was associated with erectile dysfunction (ED) and early ejaculation. This phenomenon may be explained by the fact that the low PRL level was associated with bad health. G. Corona et al. (2007, 2014) insist that severe HP may be associated with ED only because of HP, which in its turn is caused by hypogonadal state. Moreover, and what is especially important for the problem in question, severe HP was associated with hypoactive sexual desire (HSD), an increased level of thyrotropin and hypogonadism. A relationship between severe HP and HSD was confirmed after correction of testosterone and thyrotropic hormone levels and use of psychotropic agents. The cited authors conclude that in compliance with their findings severe, rather than mild, HP is an important determinant of HSD. Nevertheless they believe that PRL can produce more positive than negative effects in initiating and maintaining sexual behavior. Our article also discusses hormonal regulation of sexual desire in women. Though before it was supposed that adrenal androgens played a pivotal role for appearance of sexual desire in them, later an opinion formed that it was not so and the focus was shifted to ovarian corticosteroids, including estradiol and testosterone. It is noted that though ovarian corticosteroids can produce some effect on sexual desire in women, their exact role in the appearance of HSD disorder in females remains unclear.
Content and Ad Formats in Performance Marketing Campaigns: Brand Usage Analysis of Advertising Options on Facebook
Authors: Cabrera Frias Maria Margarita , Konhäusner Peter
Published: September 2022

The digital marketing industry is on the rise, with Facebook being one of the main adver- tising platforms for businesses to reach potential customers and drive results such as purchases, app downloads and registrations. In order to run a successful campaign, the appropriate kind of content is necessary to trigger the customer - still, the question for a suitable mix of content and ad format re- mains. Although research on online marketing has increased, there is a gap in the research of content use in performance marketing in relation to the business objectives being pursuit. This paper uses an inductive empirical method based on grounded theory with data gathered from 10 of the largest advertisers on Facebook ads in Germany, to analyze and categorize the different content and format strategies used by companies to drive performance objectives. As a result, a framework regarding content and ad format in Facebook ads for practical usage is derived.
Acquiring Android App Development Skills in a Virtual Learning Environment. Extending the Virtual Programming Lab for Moodle towards Self-Assessed App Development Tasks employing Android and Gradle
Authors: Neumann Frank , Rodríguez-del-Pino Juan Carlos , Homer Sebastian
Published: September 2022

The presented project provides a virtual learning environment for university courses tea- ching app development using Android and Kotlin. It features both self-guided lessons and associated tests as well as practical app development tasks and associated self-assessed programming exercises. The well-known Moodle plug-in Virtual Programming Lab (VPL) serves as a starting point for the latter part. VPL gets extended by means for the usage of the Gradle build tool, the Android SDK tools and AndroidX tests for unit tests at the level of Android activities and fragments. In particular, the rather excessive resource requirements of the Gradle tool created numerous problems in the sand- boxes used by VPL. These issues were addressed by configuring suitable VPL settings. In addition, problems associated with the proper usage of these settings had to be addressed in VPL Altogether the proposed virtual learning environment provided a suitable means for learning in the described field as determined by questionnaires send to students.
Requirements for Competence Developing Games in the Environment of SE Competence Development
Authors: Zähl Philipp M. , Biewendt Marcel , Wolf Martin R. , Eggert Mathias
Published: September 2022

Many of today’s factors make software development more and more complex, such as time pressure, new technologies, IT security risks, et cetera. Thus, a good preparation of current as well as future software developers in terms of a good software engineering education becomes progressively important. As current research shows, Competence Developing Games (CDGs) and Serious Games can offer a potential solution. This paper identifies the necessary requirements for CDGs to be conducive in principle, but espe- cially in software engineering (SE) education. For this purpose, the current state of research was summarized in the context of a literature review. Afterwards, some of the identified requirements as well as some additional requirements were evaluated by a survey in terms of subjective relevance.
Digital Transformation in Educational Institutions: Scrutinizing the Debate and Highlighting Success Factors: A qualitative study on the current use of learning management systems and learning analytics in Germany
Authors: Mai Linda , Schmodde Lynn , Wehner Marius C.
Published: September 2022

In German education, digitalization is evolving, and the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated this process due to closed schools and universities. While these external conditions were almost the same for all institutions, they have dealt with remote teaching in different ways and developed various new learning concepts. We conducted 27 interviews with headmasters, e-learning managers, and teachers from Germany to gain insights into varying attitudes towards learning management systems, as well as the motivations and concerns about future teaching with digital support. Using an inductive method, we identify different obstacles, including lack of digital competencies, necessity of technical equipment, concerns about replacing traditional lessons, but also enthusiasm for new opportunities. We argue that a meaningful use of learning management systems and learning analytics depends on an open and impartial debate on data protection and equal opportunities. Overall, this paper contributes to current research with proposition development about privacy rights and inequalities.
Process Mining Model Quality in Software Development Case Studies: An Analysis
Authors: Schmolke Marianne
Published: September 2022

With increasing digitalization speed, the need for knowledge about how Software Development can be improved, increases as well. Frequently encountered challenges are skill deficits, problematic behavior or activity sequences, and deviations from common and expected paths. Process Mining provides promising opportunities to remedy these issues. Process Mining applied to Software Development activities for example is an analytics method that can provide insights before a process has been executed as there is a huge amount of log files to be potentially analyzed. As promising case studies in this field have been conducted, there is a need to find quality measures to effectively learn from the results found. Therefore, a systematic analysis has been applied to the relevant sources using the relevant criteria of the Comprehensive Process Model Quality Framework (CPMQF).
Die Rolle der Künstlichen Intelligenz bei kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen des Dienstleistungssektors
Authors: Sortino Giuseppe , Eggert Sandy
Published: September 2022

Dieser Beitrag zeigt die Ergebnisse einer Untersuchung zur aktuellen und zukünftigen Rolle der Künstlichen Intelligenz bei kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen des Dienstleistungssektors im Zuge des digitalen Wandels auf. Entlang einer Literaturanalyse sowie mehreren Experteninterviews werden neben den aktuellen Herausforderungen, Einsatzbereiche und Möglichkeiten der KI, notwendige Voraussetzungen zur Einführung der KI sowie ethische Aspekte herausgestellt.
Digitization of the work environment for sustainable production – How could algae based sink technologies enable a neutral Product Carbon Footprint?
Authors: Deuse Jochen , Hoffmann Florian , Sick Nathalie , Bennett Nick , Lammers Thorsten , Hernandez Moreno Victor
Published: September 2022

The alarming progress of climate change requires immediate and rigorous action from our society. This also affects the manufacturing industry to a large extent. Many companies have recognised the situation and set themselves ambitious goals with regard to achieving CO2 neutrality. An important step is the detailed analysis of CO2 emissions across the entire supply chain, differentiated by Scopes 1, 2 and 3. Initiated by Siemens, industry and university partners worldwide are currently in the process of founding a non-profit, non-government organisation, called Estainium. Remarkable about the goals of the organisation is that not only CO2 sources, but in particular certified CO2 sinks are to be integrated into the emerging platform. Terrestrial and aquatic sinks without the desired CO2 neutrality could not be achieved must be connected in a clearly traceable and fraud-proof manner. The paper describes the need to create transparency with regard to a product-related carbon footprint and the development of a closed sink system for the accurate carbon capture of emissions generated by value-added processes.
Human-Centered Design of Hybrid Cyber-Physical Production Systems – Use of Human Autonomy Teaming as a Future Way of Working
Authors: Stern Hendrik , Freitag Michael
Published: September 2022

Many production processes are changing towards hybrid CPPS, in which humans work together with intelligent as well as automated or autonomously acting systems. This enables economic advantages through more efficient processes, error reduction, and quality improvements. It further contributes to a sustainable production, which preserves resources and enhances operators' well-being. To achieve these advantages, an adequate system design is required. Here, various design approaches are available, such as the creation of active involvement of people and adequate situational awareness, and the consideration of both operators and automation as equal and independent actors. But how do they affect its performance and the operators in detail to achieve both economic and human-centered goals? We present the results of a first literature review on the interaction of humans and autonomous systems in production systems and the associated allocation of work (Human Autonomy Teaming, HAT) and open research problems, respectively. Finally, we propose and discuss preliminary ideas and starting points to solve these design issues as a basis for future research work.
Disruption Management in One-Off Production with Collaborative Digital Assistance Systems – Benefits of an Integrative Approach with a Generic Data Model
Authors: Jahn Niklas , Jansen Tim , Rost Robert , Lödding Hermann
Published: September 2022

Disruptions inevitably occur in complex one-off projects causing effort and costs and delaying the progress. Nevertheless, disruption management is often inadequate in practice. Disruptions are only recorded locally and related information is documented in an unstructured manner. Many disruptions can only be solved by the interaction of several operational roles. However, disruption information is not easily available for all affected roles. By using digital assistance systems, disruptions can already be reduced due to an improved presentation of information. Nevertheless, unavoidable disruptions occur. There is potential for improvement in reducing the effort involved and mitigating the effects by reacting quickly. This paper shows how a generic data model can represent different disruptions and enables structured storage. Based on this, it is shown how access to disruption information can be improved by a digital assistance system. It enhances information quality by locating disruptions in the project's 3D model and general plan. Additional web-based tools present the project's disruption situation transparently and support decision-making and gaining knowledge for future projects.
Orden de archivo.
Authors: Muzzopappa Eva
Published: September 2022

Objetivo: identificar los procesos y prácticas involucrados en la definición de objetivos, la búsqueda y clasificación de información de una oficina de inteligencia naval y aportar al estudio de los sistemas de inteligencia en Argentina, a partir del análisis de un archivo de inteligencia naval que abarca el período (1985-2006) y que fuera confiscado como pruebajudicial. Metodología: investigación antropológica y etnográfica que incluye en su diseño el análisis de un expediente judicial, entrevistas a diversos actores intervinientes en el proceso de armado de la causa, fuentes históricas, legislación, normativa de diferente jerarquía, y la reconstrucción en detalle del archivo de inteligencia. Resultados: el análisis da cuenta de prácticas atribuibles a marcos doctrinarios correspondientes a temporalidades diversas, sostenidas como estrategias dirigidas a disputar ámbitos de poder e influencia en el campo del Estado, y a consolidar una autonomía del sector. Se aborda el proceso de «policiamiento» del sector y la pertinencia de la noción «policía política». Conclusiones: el abordaje de la causa judicial y del análisis del archivo de inteligencia permitieron problematizar las relaciones y transmisión de prácticas y saberes al interior de una oficina de inteligencia de la Armada, más allá de lo establecido en los lineamientos legales institucionales. Se abre la indagación específica sobre el entramado burocrático de los diversos organismos de inteligencia que conforman el sector y el problema de su creciente autonomización.
Working memory and consciousness:
Authors: Landinez-Martínez Daniel-Alfredo , Montoya-Arenas David-Andrés , Pineda-Salazar David-Antonio
Published: September 2022

The view of working memory as a conscious process has allowed to define consciousness as the content of working memory. However, concerns have emerged over comparisons between consciousness and working memory. Although the relationship between these two study fields has been the matter of psychology, philosophy and neuroscience, a theoretical review addressing the core elements of highly cited perspectives would enrich the discussion in this study area. This review focuses on three theoretical frameworks: 1) the multi-component model of working memory, 2) the global workspace theory, 3) the hierarchical framework. The multi-component model of working memory contributes a basic functional description on how mental representations remain on-line during complex cognitive processing. Thereby, the information exchange between the central executive and the episodic buffer, in one sense, and the phonological loop and the visuo-spatial sketchpad in the other is given trough conscious processing. Likewise, the central executive controls and changes attention but the episodic buffer allows multimodal information availability.
Determinantes de la probabilidad para acceder a un empleo en una de las ciudades con mayor desempleo de Colombia
Authors: Cerquera Losada Oscar Hernán , Almario Polanco Yesica Alexandra , Bautista Moreno Leidy Constanza
Published: September 2022

Objetivos: en este artículo se estudian los principales canales de búsqueda de empleo en Neiva, ciudad caracterizada por tener la mayor tasa de desempleo de Colombia. El propósito fundamental es analizar los factores que se relacionan con el uso de canales formales e informales de búsqueda de empleo en Neiva. Metodología: para lograrlo, se estimó un modelo econométrico de variable dependiente limitada Probit, teniendo en cuenta características demográficas, laborales y socioeconómicas que puedan incidir en la elección del medio de búsqueda de empleo. Resultados: dentro de los principales resultados se destaca que, a mayores niveles educativos, mayor es la probabilidad de acceder a un empleo a través de un canal de búsqueda formal, así mismo, a mayores estratos socioeconómicos, menor es la probabilidad de encontrar empleo a través de canales formales. Conclusión: los individuos con condiciones socioeconómicas más favorables, generalmente hacen parte de redes de contactos más amplias, que les permiten acceder al mercado laboral de manera más fácil, a través de los canales informales de búsqueda de empleo.
Herramientas para la comprensión sociológica del bienestar:
Authors: Arzate-Salgado Jorge Guadalupe
Published: September 2022

Objetivo: el objetivo de este trabajo es ensayar una sociología del bienestar; es decir, se argumentan dos herramientas analíticas para conocer el contenido sociológico del bienestar: 1) la identificación de las formas de la precariedad social existentes en México. 2) la idea del continuo desigualdad(es) violencia(s) y su visibilización. Metodología: en nuestra argumentación se utiliza una sociología analítica y cualitativa como perspectiva metodológica, en donde conceptos clásicos de la sociología funcionan como herramientas reflexivas para impulsar la elaboración de un pensamiento cualitativo, crítico y normativo en torno las formas de precariedad y su anverso el bienestar. Resultados: se presentan en dos apartados: 1) La emergencia de la violencia como estructura de precarización de la vida, apartado que reflexiona sobre el aumento de las formas de violencia(s) y su importancia al momento de abordar el asunto del bienestar; 2) Analítica de las formas de precariedad social, en donde se propone una matriz de las principales formas de precariedad realmente existentes en México, allí se identifican los elementos del continuo desigualdad(es) violencia(s). Conclusiones: se plantea que un conocimiento sociológico cualitativo de la precariedad social y la violencia, de sus formas y dinámicas de acción social es necesario para comprender el significado sustantivo del bienestar; conocimiento útil para orientar las acciones públicas a favor del bienestar en sociedades democráticas, sobre todo para ensayar innovación en el diseño de políticas sociales.
Removal of COD and Ammoniacal-Nitrogen from Industrial Wastewater using Adsorption with Plantain Husk Adsorbent
Authors: AKINYEMI Olusegun P.  , NKEMDILIM Favour A.
Published: September 2022

The rate of depletion of ground/surface water has increased due to the weakness in the existing laws, contamination of the ground water and excess usage of water that produce increased quantity of wastewater. In this study, wastewater from Dangote Fertilizer Limited (DFL) was treated using adsorption method of treatment with consideration of the factors (pH, temperature and contact time) that impedes the efficiency of the method. Plantain husk, which is an agricultural waste, was used as adsorbent in the adsorption process. Response Surface Methodology (RSM) was used to determine the experimental number of runs after which it gives the optimum conditions of those parameters considered. The plantain husk was characterized using Gas chromatograph with Flame Ionization detector (GC-FID). The results obtained in the study revealed that utilization of the plantain husk as adsorbent in adsorption process for the removal of COD and Ammoniacal nitrogen from industrial wastewater will yield a high percentage removal (values). Ammoniacal nitrogen removal with plantain husk adsorbent was about 93% maximum and as pH increased to 7.5 (alkaline), a slight decrease in the Ammoniacal nitrogen removal percentage to about 92% could be attained. Furthermore, percentage removal of COD from the wastewater of about 83% maximum could be obtained. Effect of temperature on COD removal is a direct correlation as increase in temperature could lead to the decrease in COD removal. It can be concluded that the interaction between contact time and pH as compared to other interactions has an overall positive effect in the adsorption process of Ammoniacal nitrogen removal from wastewater. Being an agricultural waste and environmentally friendly materials, adsorbent from plantain husk should be considered for treatment of industrial waste water for removal of COD and ammoniacal nitrogen.
Human Resource Management System
Authors: Bandara P.M.G.R.I  , Kumarasiri R.D.S.R  , Silva H.C.M  , Herath A.M.T.N
Published: September 2022

The main focus of the essay, "Human Resources Management System," is on controlling the administrator of a company's human resources department. The systems and procedures at the intersection of human resources and management are referred to as a human resource management system (HRMS).technology (IT) with human resources management (HRM). It combines HRM as a discipline, especially its fundamental HR actions and procedures related to information technology, as opposed to data processing programming.
Systems developed into enterprise resource planning (ERP) software packages and established procedures.
This paper's major goal is to make it easier for the administrator to keep track of everyday activities including attendance, projects, work, appointments, etc.
This essay discusses the steps involved in identifying the personnel, tracking their hourly attendance, and figuring out their actual payable hours or days. This document should keep track of every employee's time spent working for the firm so that it may be used to evaluate performance. Based on that, transfers, dismissals, and promotions are possible.
colegio de San Francisco Xavier de Valladolid de Michoacán en vísperas de la expulsión de la Compañía de Jesús de la Monarquía Hispánica (1760-1767)
Authors: Sherwell Raull Pablo Abascal
Published: September 2022

La presente investigación aborda la historia del antiguo colegio jesuita de San Francisco Xavier de Valladolid de Michoacán, hoy Morelia, México, en sus últimos ocho años antes de la expulsión de la Compañía de Jesús de la Monarquía Hispánica (1760-1767). Dicho período coincide con los gobiernos del monarca español Carlos III (1759-1788), el general Lorenzo Ricci (1758-1773) y el obispo de Michoacán Pedro Anselmo Sánchez de Tagle (1758-1772). Para analizar el estado del colegio en esos años, el artículo indaga al principio su tipo de fundación, que influyó en su administración al momento del extrañamiento; después, ofrece un panorama general del estado de los colegios y fundaciones religiosas de la diócesis de Michoacán. Finalmente, centra su análisis en el colegio de Valladolid a partir de las siguientes vertientes: financiamiento, gobierno y administración, beneficiarios, docencia, arquitectura y vida cotidiana.
A new species of the genus Artemisia L. (Asteraceae) from Kyrgyzstan
Authors: Lazkov G.
Published: September 2022

A new species Artemisia abolinii Lazkov sp. nova is described from Kyrgyzstan. Its differences from related Middle Asian species of the genus Artemisia L. are given.
Notes on some genera of the family Poaceae
Authors: Tzvelev N.
Published: September 2022

Critical notes on some genera of the family Poaceae Barnhart (Stipellula Röser et Hamasha, Panicum L., Catabrosa P. Beauv., Poa L.) are given. The genus Stipellula is treated here as monotypic, with the species S. capensis (Thunb.) Röser et Hamasha. The species Panicum maximum Jacq. (widespread in the tropics) takes an unclear posision in the genus Panicum. This species is sometimes included in the genus Urochloa P. Beauv. or treated as a monotypic genus Megathyrsus (Pilg.) B. K. Simon et S. W. L. Jacobs; we include the species in the genus Panicum subgenus Megathyrsus Pilg. We consider a small genus Catabrosa to be closer to the genus Poa than to Puccinellia Parl. Listed for Eurasia are 12 species of Catabrosa. New species Catabrosa kneuckeri Tzvelev (from North Europe), С. longissima Tzvelev (from the Caucasus), C. afghanica Tzvelev (from Afghanistan) and Poa boreorossica Tzvelev (from Leningrad Region) are described. New combinations Catabrosa minor (Bab.) Tzvelev and C. atrata (Tzvelev) Tzvelev are published.
Althenia F. Pеtit (Zannichelliaceae), a new aquatic plant genus to the flora of Transcaucasia
Authors: Garakhani P. , Musayev M.
Published: September 2022

The subspecies Althenia orientalis (Tzvelev) García-Mur. et Talavera subsp. betpakdalensis (Tzvelev) García-Mur. et Talavera is reported as new to the flora of the Transcaucasia and Azerbaijan. The genus Althеnia F. Pеtit is new for the region.
A new species of the genus Setaria P. Beauv. (Poaceae) from the Russian Far East
Authors: Tzvelev N. , Probatova N.
Published: September 2022

A new species — Setaria maximowiczii Tzvelev et Prob. from the Russian Far East is described. Its distinctions from related S. pycnocoma (Steud.) Henrard ex Nakai are specified.
The genus Apterigia Galushko (Cruciferae) of the Caucasus
Authors: Dorofeyev V.
Published: September 2022

The taxonomic structure and morphology of the genus Apterigia Galushko in the Caucasus was considered. This genus in the Caucasus is represented by four species: A. rostrata (N. Busch) Galushko, A. zangezurica (Tzvelev) V. I. Dorof., A. pumila (Steven) Galushko and A. caespitosa (Boiss.) V. I. Dorof. The first three species are classified to the type section, the last species — to the new section Subulata V. I. Dorof. sect. nova. In South-West Asia also 4 species of the genus Apterigia are known: A. kurdica (Hedge) V. I. Dorof. comb. nova, A. valerianoides (Rech. f.) V. I. Dorof. comb. nova, A. papillosa (Boiss.) V. I. Dorof. comb. nova and A. sintenisii (Hausskn. ex Bornm.) V. I. Dorof. comb. nova. They were considered in the genus Thlaspi L. earlier.
Transforming our world from high-value culture
Authors: Khuc Quy Van
Published: September 2022

We can our world by high-value culture
Genetic code as the unity of chemism and semiosis
Authors: Rakočević Miloje M.
Published: September 2022

The paper presents the properties of the genetic code (built from two components: amino acid and nucleotide component) in a new understanding, as the unity of chemism and semiosis. The connection between the two components is established through the three-membered nucleotide associations (three-letter "words"), the codons. In doing so, the Standard Genetic Code Table is viewed as a system-arrangement of strictly balanced and nuanced physico-chemical properties of amino acid molecules, with several "robust" places; robust because they have a high amino acid diversity. …
Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia as a Therapy Measurement Strategy: The Example of Functional Analytic Psychotherapy
Authors: Maitland Daniel
Published: September 2022

In their 2021 report, the ACBS Task Force on the strategies and tactics of contextual behavioral science research indicated the need for more biophysiological measures of processes of change. Respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) may be one such metric. RSA is a biological marker of nervous system functioning and has been proposed as an index of social engagement. Given the emphasis on social relationships in Functional Analytic Psychotherapy (FAP), RSA may be especially useful for understanding the process of change in this treatment approach. The current brief report details the logic of using RSA as a measurement tool in FAP and provides data to establish proof of concept. RSA data were collected from three participants in a multiple baseline experiment which involved a baseline condition of reading two-person plays and a FAP condition. Videos of the sessions were coded using the FAP Rating Scale and RSA for time of each therapeutic move extracted. Findings suggest that RSA may be viable for measuring therapy processes and outcomes. Applications and limitations of the measurement strategy are discussed.
Real and Complex Numbers of Binomial Coefficients in Combinatorial Geometric Series
Authors: Annamalai Chinnaraji
Published: September 2022

This paper discusses the real and complex numbers of binomial coefficients in combinatorial geometric series. The coefficient for each term in combinatorial geometric series refers to a binomial coefficient. This idea can enable the scientific researchers to solve the real life problems.
KONSEP DASAR DAN RUANG LINGKUP EKONOMI MONETER
Authors: Resky Andi Sry Aska
Published: September 2022

Ekonomi Moneter merupakan suatu cabang ilmu ekonomi yang membahas tentang peran uang dalam mempengaruhi tingkat harga-harga dan tingkat kegiatan ekonomi dalam suatu Negara.
SALSA is an ICT based educational tool for Astrophysics students to study structure and dynamics of Milky Way Galaxy
Authors: Hossain Mir Sakhawat
Published: September 2022

After the discovery of radiation from Galactic Hydrogengas clouds in 1951, the 21cm wavelength HI line hadbecome the best marker to study spectral profiles in radioastronomy. It has been utilized as an important tracer for thedistribution and velocity of molecular gas clouds in the Interstellarthat has helped enormously in the understanding of galacticstructure. ICT based astronomy and astrophysics tools have beendeveloped for decades for undergraduate level use including radiotelescopes controllable over the Internet at minimal cost. Theseradio telescopes can effectively be used to study galactic structureand dynamics. This paper presents an observation to study galaxydynamics and map its spiral structure which was carried outbetween galactic coordinate longitudes 6° to 225° and latitudes0° to 35° with two low cost 2.3 meters Haystack model typeradio frequency receiving systems called SALSA radio telescopesat Onsala Space Observatory in Sweden which is maintained byChalmers University of Technology. Components of the velocityof Hydrogen gas clouds were calculated using different galacticlongitudes and latitudes as a function of galactic distance fromthe center to plot spiral galactic arms and rotation curves. Thisradio observational experiment was done by remote operationover the Internet in frequency switching mode. Our project aimsto prove the quality and importance of this type of ICT basedtools for astronomical education and citizen science.