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A Study of Customer Satisfaction with Online Food Delivery Applications
Authors: - Ritu Rapariya
Published: October 2023

Food technology has evolved over time, from cutting-edge technology in the food manufacturing process to facilitating online food delivery operations. Zomato, an Indian company, pioneered the online food industry by creating a search tool for nearby restaurants with a user-friendly interface and virtual space for comments, reviews, and assessments. This led to the evolution of the online food industry in India as a search engine rather than a delivery service. Companies like Foodpanda and Swiggy entered the market, competing for consumer attention, leading to the emergence of online food delivery applications. These platforms have become the youngest and most popular online segments in India. They serve as intermediaries between consumers and food establishments, facilitating the delivery process, bridging the gap between customers and restaurateurs, and facilitating the overall functioning of the online food delivery ecosystem. Revenue for online meal delivery enterprises is derived from commissions on food goods, typically 22% to 26% of the food item's price. However, these applications also help businesses reduce expenses related to delivery personnel wages, vehicle upkeep, fuel expenditures, and the risk of losing customers due to insufficient staff during peak periods. During discount seasons, applications allocate around 60% of the discount offered to buyers. Online meal delivery applications have been crucial in helping restaurants formulate strategic approaches to attract clients and secure their viability in a competitive environment. A study by the Interactive Advertising Bureau and Viggle showed that 69% of the overall customer base prefers using mobile devices for online orders. The Indian culinary and beverage industry has evolved, with Indian restaurants gaining global prominence due to cultural diversity and international cuisine. Online food delivery applications allow people to experience a variety of cuisines without the inconvenience of cooking and avoiding chaos and wasted time. These apps allow users to explore different restaurants and cuisines from home, place orders, and receive meals within specified timeframes, freeing up time for other productive tasks.
The Petersen Graph and its Generalizations
Authors: - Seema Varghese
Published: October 2023

The Petersen graph, a recurring mathematical object, is the subject of this paper. The Petersen graph, which bears the name of the Danish mathematician Julius Petersen, who first proposed it in 1898, is one of the most fascinating and well-known graphs in graph theory. The Petersen graph is a compact yet extremely intriguing graph with a number of distinctive characteristics and uses. Some properties and significance of Petersen graph and its generalizations are explored in this paper.
Sociodemographic Overview of Scabies Patients at the Pamenang Clinic, Jambi, Indonesia
Authors: Ulva Maria , Yenti Sukarida  , Lukman Setiadi  , Mery Lisa Pratiwi
Published: October 2023

The Pamenang Clinic in Jambi Province, Indonesia, is a health service facility that plays an important role in providing care to patients suffering from scabies. In this context, it is very important to understand the sociodemographic features of patients who come to this clinic with complaints of scabies. Sociodemography includes various aspects such as age, gender, social status, and geography that contribute to patient characteristics. This study presents a sociodemographic overview of scabies patients at the Pamenang Clinic, Jambi, Indonesia as a scientific basis and reference for studies related to scabies. This study is descriptive observational research and uses secondary data. A total of 122 research subjects took part in this study. In conclusion, the majority of scabies patients at the Pamenang Clinic, Jambi, Indonesia, were aged between 6-19 years. Meanwhile, the average age is 22.6±2.7. The majority of research subjects were male, totaling 70 people.
Postoperative Parenteral Nutrition Support and Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Combined with Cytoreductive Surgery Improve the Quality of Life, but Not the Survival Rate or Incidence of Complications
Authors: Song Weiwei , Zhu Dandan , Zhao Yinling
Published: October 2023

We have explored the efficacy of neoadjuvant chemotherapy in association with cytoreductive surgery and postoperative parenteral nutrition support in advanced ovarian cancer patients. The control group received cytoreductive surgery combined with postoperative conventional chemotherapy and fasted after surgery, whereas the treatment group received neoadjuvant chemotherapy combined with cytoreductive surgery and parenteral nutrition. In contrast to the control group, the operation time, hospital stay, amount of intraoperative blood loss, and abdominal fluid accumulation of the treatment group were diminished, the total effectiveness rate was elevated, serum levels of albumin, transferrin, and prealbumin were increased, levels of human epididymal protein 4, vascular endothelial growth factor, and carbohydrate antigen 125 were declined, and the Karnofky Performance Status score was higher. While there was no difference observed in the 1-year survival rate or total incidence of complications between the two groups, the quality of life of patients in the treatment group improved.
Las fronteras y el derecho a ser en el mundo
Authors: Barrientos Aldana Santos Romeo
Published: October 2023

Este estudio se aproxima a las diferentes aristas que surgen al preguntarse por la movilidad humana, aportando nuevas formas de comprensión del comportamiento migratorio y los aspectos jurídicos vinculados a tal fenómeno. Desde una mirada comparativa entre los países centroamericanos y México, se espera enriquecer el debate sobre la regulación en el marco de los contextos migratorios. Por otro lado, los argumentos abordan lo concerniente a la incidencia política de los ciudadanos y la libertad de movilidad; estableciendo como punto de partida las (faltas de) regulaciones y las violaciones al derecho humano de participar activamente en un Estado democrático.
Vulneraciones a los derechos humanos derivadas de la prohibición de otorgar medidas sustitutivas
Authors: García Natareno Pedro José , Saquic Riquiac Karina Maribel
Published: October 2023

En Guatemala la prisión preventiva es un medio de coerción personal por el cual se restringe el derecho a la libertad y tiene por objeto asegurar la presencia del sindicado dentro del proceso instituido en su contra, no obstante, para su aplicación el juez deberá analizar de forma razonable, si existe alguna otra medida menos lesiva que pueda sustituir la imposición de la prisión preventiva; la no ponderación de los Derechos Humanos del sindicado acarrearía una serie de vulneraciones a derechos convencionalmente valiosos, a pesar de ello, Guatemala adiciona y reforma el artículo 264 del Código Procesal Penal en el cual se enlista un abanico de delitos en los que de forma taxativa se prohíbe el otorgamiento de alguna otra medida sustitutiva legalmente reconocida, siendo la prisión preventiva la única medida aplicable a quienes resultan sindicados del cometimiento de uno de dichos delitos; resultando esta acción contraria a las garantías procesales plenamente reconocidas, teniendo como consecuencia la vulneración de Derechos Humanos tales como el derecho a la presunción de inocencia, el principio  favor libertis y el principio de proporcionalidad, los cuales son garantías que se encuentran estrechamente vinculadas a la prisión preventiva como medida de aplicación de última instancia.
Control judicial y constitucional de pactos colectivos de condiciones de trabajo en el sector público
Authors: Gramajo Castro Juan Pablo
Published: October 2023

Los pactos colectivos de condiciones de trabajo en el sector público suscitan discusión, entre otros motivos, por su impacto sobre las finanzas estatales. En Guatemala se ha debatido la posibilidad de impugnarlos o de ejercer otras formas de control jurídico sobre ellos. Esto ha ocasionado que la Corte de Constitucionalidad se pronuncie sobre qué medios son viables al efecto. El reconocimiento de la negociación colectiva en el marco constitucional e internacional hace necesario, además, conocer qué protección implica este especial rango jurídico.

Este trabajo expone los aspectos básicos del marco constitucional y convencional de la negociación colectiva en Guatemala, así como un resumen de los estándares internacionales de mayor relevancia emanados del Comité de Libertad Sindical de la Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT). Sobre esas bases se examina la revisión y la impugnación de pactos colectivos de condiciones de trabajo. Finalmente, se presentan algunos criterios emitidos por la Corte de Constitucionalidad, susceptibles de orientar casos futuros.
Perceptions on Climate Change and Satisfaction on Adaptive Measures: Farmer Field Evidence from Punjab, Pakistan
Authors: Rana Zeeshan Shabbir , Hussain Intizar , Saboor Abdul , Usman Muhammad , Sadiq Shumaila , Mahmood Nasir , Almas Lal Khan
Published: October 2023

Climate change poses a serious threat to the agrarian economy of Pakistan. Future agriculture productivity of the country can only be secured through the adaptation of climate change strategies. This research is designed to investigate the farmers’ perceptions of climate change and their satisfaction with the adaptation measures in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The questionnaire-based data was collected in 36 districts, from 360 respondents through the field survey. Both random and convenient sampling techniques were employed. For empirical analysis, a Multinomial Logistic regression model was operated. The results indicate that an increase in per-hectare yield lessens the farmer’s vulnerability to climate change. This research found that the farmers observed that changing precipitation patterns, extreme climate events, mutable sowing and harvesting time, temperature variation, night temperature, and traditional crop varieties are key vulnerable factors of climate change. These may create an alarming situation for agriculture productivity in the province. It is registered that farmers are not satisfied with adaptation measures particularly concerning heat-resistant and drought-resistant varieties. Agriculture extension services could not deliver optimally to protect the agriculture output from climate vulnerability. The results show that farmers are not satisfied with the performance of climate-resilient and research institutions. It is recommended that the government, research institutions, and climate-resilient institutions design new sowing and harvesting patterns, new seed varieties, new climatic zones, and alternative crop switching. The whole paradigm of extension services needs to be modernized and mechanized with the wider application of ICTs. The extension department should timely disseminate the climate information and educate the farmers on climate resilience and adaptation.
Bone Remodeling Process and Covid-19: A Modelling Approach
Authors: Rattanakul Chontita
Published: October 2023

Apart from the effects on the lungs, COVID-19 caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) also has effects on bone metabolism including the bone remodelling process. The bone remodelling process involves bone formation by bone-forming cells (osteoblasts) and bone resorption by bone-resorbing cells (osteoclasts). The infection with SARS-Cov-2 decreases the inhibiting effects of Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) on osteoclastic reproduction and inhibits the osteogenic ability of osteoblasts which might lead to the imbalance in the bone remodeling process. In this study, we modify the system of differential equations to investigate the effects of Covid-19 on bone formation and bone resorption. The geometric singular perturbation method is utilized to analyze the modified model theoretically. To illustrate the theoretical results, numerical investigations are also demonstrated. The results indicate that the oscillations in the numbers of osteoclastic cells and osteoblastic cells observed in the clinical evidence could still be expected when the effects of SARS-Cov-2 are incorporated, however, the oscillations occur at the higher level of the number of osteoclasts and hence more bone loss might occur when infected with Covid-19.
Natural and Artificial Radioactivity Concentrations and Health Risks due to Radionuclides in the Soil of Nevşehir (Cappadocia)
Authors: Özden Seli̇n , Pehli̇vanoğlu Serpi̇l Aközcan
Published: October 2023

Natural and artificial radionuclides in the surface soil samples collected from the Nevşehir (Cappadocia) region were analyzed using gamma spectrometry employing an HPGe detector. Activity concentrations of 226Ra, 232Th, and 40K range from 58.31 to 77.40 Bq kg−1, 60.56 to 90.97 Bq kg-1, and 796.42 to 1142.8 Bq kg-1, respectively. The values indicate that the activity concentrations of the natural radionuclides in the soil samples were higher than the world average. Since Turkey is a country greatly affected by the Chernobyl accident, 137Cs activity concentration was measured to determine whether its effect continues. The activity concentration of 137Cs ranges from Minimum Detectable Activity (MDA) to 6.88 Bq kg−1. In addition, the radium equivalent activity, the absorbed dose rate, the annual effective dose equivalent, and the excess lifetime cancer risk parameters were calculated to determine the radiological effect of natural and artificial radionuclides on the population in the study area. All values except the radium equivalent activity were found to be above the world average.
MULTI-COMPARTMENT VEHICLES FOR SPLIT PICK-UP AND SPLIT DELIVERY PROBLEM WITH TIME WINDOW
Authors: Lamedjogue L. , Adama C. , Ousmane B. , Kokou T. , Moustapha D.
Published: October 2023

In this article, we'll look at multi-compartment vehicles, which collect goods from suppliers and deliver them to different customers who place large orders. Because some products are incompatible with each other, these goods cannot be transported by single-compartment vehicles. In addition, because customers can place large orders, some suppliers and/or customers may be visited several times by different vehicles. In this work, the aim is to satisfy a group of customers while respecting the constraints linked to the capacity of each compartment and each type of product, and to ensure that each supplier is visited before the customer. Our first step is to model our problem mathematically and then solve it using an approximate method. Given its complexity, we use the genetic algorithm to solve the problem of split pick-up and delivery with time windows by multi-compartment vehicles. Our model allows us to determine a minimum distance and a minimum cost using a reasonable number of vehicles.
The teaching of “indirect methods” by Gabriel Lamé, from the École polytechnique of Paris to the Institute of engineers of St Petersburg (1818-1827)
Authors: Barbin Évelyn
Published: October 2023

Gabriel Lamé was a mathematician, he is well known for his work in mathematical physics, which he did at the time he became a professor at the École polytechnique in 1832. In this paper, we are interested in the young Lamé, engineer and mathematics teacher, about what he called “indirect methods” in geometry. Our main aim is to analyze the relations between his various teaching assignments and his mathematical conceptions. We examine two different contexts. Firstly, in a textbook written while he was a student at the École polytechnique in the years 1817-1818. Secondly, in the context of his and Émile Clapeyron’s teaching at the “Institut du corps des ingénieurs des voies de communication” [Institute of Transportation Engineers] in St Petersburg from 1820 to 1827.
Debates on axiom systems for school geometry during the 1960s: Relating the proposals by Artin, Choquet, Dieudonné and Papy
Authors: Goemans Wendy , De Bock Dirk
Published: October 2023

During the first half of the 1960s, vivid debates on which axiom system is the most suited for teaching geometry in upper grades (15–18-year-olds) took place on a series of international meetings. Jean Dieudonné sparked up these debates with his slogan “Euclid must go!” at the 1959 Royaumont Seminar. In the following years, Dieudonné positioned himself at an extreme position in the discussion about the “best” axiom system for teaching geometry, as did Gustave Choquet, but the latter at a different, conflicting, side of the spectrum. Apart from several other mathematicians, Emil Artin mingled in the discussion with his contribution on three extreme points of view on teaching geometry. The controversy between Choquet and Dieudonné peaked in 1964 when they each published a book propagating their respective viewpoints. Only in 1965, Choquet and Dieudonné were reconciled through the efforts of André Revuz, whose proposition for teaching geometry was based on Georges Papy’s two-stage approach. In this contribution, we examine Artin’s influence on Choquet and Dieudonné. It is the only shared reference both protagonists took up in their own work, and from a comparison of the content and structure of these mathematicians’ books, it is interesting to see on which parts there is an overlap. We note that Choquet’s axiomatic system and Dieudonné’s approach based on linear algebra are similar to, respectively, the first and second stage in Artin’s work. Also, we investigate how Papy was influenced by Artin, Choquet and Dieudonné, through an analysis of his “Mathématique Moderne” series. Finally, we discuss how Revuz reached the settlement through Papy’s position. By comparing the content of relevant sources, we shed light on the debates on axiom systems for school geometry during the first half of the 1960s.
Teaching Engineers in Spain in the XVIII century: Analysing Mathematical Courses
Authors: Massa-Esteve Maria Rosa , Roca-Rosell Antoni
Published: October 2023

The analysis of the treatment of new mathematics in the training of engineers and gunners, taught in private colleges, academies and universities in the XVIII century, merits attention for a better understanding of the evolution of the history of mathematical education in this environment. We consider herein the activity of leading teachers and scholars who, despite being side lined in the common historiography of mathematics, played a major role in disseminating “modern” mathematical theories. In Spain, as in other countries, the origins of “scientific” engineering settle in the Army, where officers acquired their training informally. After the War of Succession (1701-1714), the Spanish Bourbon Monarchy played a leading role in scientific and technologic development by establishing institutions to provide higher education for the officer corps, and in these academies mathematics constituted a core subject. In 1739, a Royal Ordinance established the contents of the course in mathematics to be taught in the academies. This course, prepared by Pedro Lucuce (1692-1779), consisted of eight treatises with a total of approximately 2,200 pages devoted to the main fields of mathematics, including “pure” mathematics (arithmetic and geometry), and “mixed” mathematics (cosmography, statics, hydraulics, architecture, artillery, and fortification). The aim of this paper is therefore to analyse the treatment given to pure mathematics in this original course and to highlight some ideas which it contains. In addition, we make some reflections and provide evidence on the process of transition from workshop technical culture to school culture. We briefly present a notable case of this transition, the private mathematical course prepared by the Minorca artist Pasqual Calbó.
Career Opportunities for Girls and Mathematics Education 1890-1920 in the US
Authors: Shvartsberg Yana
Published: October 2023

This study is dedicated to evaluating the effect of career opportunities prevalent among the female population in the United States on women’s mathematics education during the time high school education came to be accepted as a necessity for most children in the United States. The time period of 1890 through 1920 in the United States, called the Progressive Era, is known for its social, political, and education reforms. Shifting ideology and newly enacted laws for compulsory education sent students streaming to public schools, which in turn forced schools to accommodate a student population that was increasingly diverse, both in upbringing and in prior knowledge. Thus, in order to create a place for each child in the public school system, educators saw the solution in the diversification of education. The position of diversified education was to adapt school curriculum to meet utilitarian demands and to incorporate vocational, manual, commercial, and industrial studies into the public school system. Differentiated curriculum demanded the elimination of some subjects, and this movement specifically targeted mathematics, along with other subjects. The subjects that were eliminated differed, based on the professions foreseen by (or for) students, and since many of the vocations were gender specific, so was the education. This study will review data from multiple sources and perspectives—government, contemporary publications, and private manuscripts and letters written by prominent educators and historians—to analyze how high school mathematics curricula for girls were affected by the shifting job market demands.
Giyera sa Droga (War on Drugs): An Application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour to the Influence of Negative Word-of-Mouth Communication to the Tourists’ Intention to Visit the Philippines
Authors: Andalecio Avi Ben Pestañas
Published: October 2023

War on drugs campaign commenced in the Duterte Administration in 2016. The campaign resulted to worldwide criticisms which spread negative word-of-mouth about the Philippines. The study applied the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) by Ajzen and Fishbein (1991) to test the negative word-of-mouth (WOM) communication regarding war on drugs to tourists’ intention to visit the Philippines. Structural Equation Modelling was utilized to determine the relationship among the three factors of TPB namely; Attitude, Subjective Norm, and Perceived Behavioral Control to tourist intention. The data was collected from 242 foreign passport holders and through an interview conducted with the Department of Tourism (DOT). The result of the study shows Attitude does not affect tourist intention to travel. On the other hand, Subjective Norm has the strongest influence on tourist intention followed by Perceived Behavioral Control but does not necessarily affect their decision-making behavior towards visiting the Philippines regardless of the campaign.
Impact of big data and analytics on quality management in rural tourism in southern Africa - Zimbabwe: A systematic literature review
Authors: Ranganai Njodzi , Basera Vitalis , Muwani Tendai Shelton
Published: October 2023

Big data and analytics have assumed a significant role in the technological advancement that is shaping the world's travel industry today, posing both significant challenges and opportunities for rural tourism in southern Africa. Big data and analytics provide useful information to all tourism businesses, allowing them to estimate visitor need, optimize decision-making, knowledge exchanges and relationships with consumers, and deliver the best service in a more productive and effective way, thereby managing quality. The focus of this research is to investigate the problems and opportunities that may arise from the use of big data and analytics in rural tourism, its management, and the sector's future. The research content was obtained from popular web sources including articles indexed in Google Scholar, institutional repositories, dissertations and Scopus. Thirty-one peer reviewed articles published between 2012 and 2022 were considered for review. A thread of the problems and opportunities faced by use of big data and analytics was drawn inferring to rural tourism in Zimbabwe, a country in southern part of Africa. Despite widespread privacy and security issues, big data and analytics are widely thought to be advantageous for tourist and hospitality firms as founded in literature. In addition, big data and analytics is offering fresh viewpoints on the quality management discussion to both the tourist and hospitality industries. This study is useful for both scholars and practitioners interested in the utilization of big data and analytics.
Perception of Gaborone as a Tourist Destination: The Tourists’ Point of View
Authors: Olga Kemang Kamogelo , Sechele-Mosimanegape Phetogo , H. Mkwizu Kezia
Published: October 2023

The main aim of this paper is to explore perception of Gaborone as a tourist destination from the tourists’ point of view. Specifically, this paper has two objectives which are to explore the perceptions of tourists on the brand image of Gaborone city as a tourist destination, and to explore the perception of tourists on the brand identity of Gaborone city as a tourist destination. The study location is Gaborone city in Botswana. A total of 50 tourists as a sample size. The methodology used was quantitative. The usable questionnaire for analysis were 35 and subjected to descriptive analysis. The findings have shown that there were different perceptions by tourists regarding the image and identity of Gaborone city as a tourist destination. Hence, this study’s outcome is helpful to business communities, destination planners and Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) to consider brand image and identity as marketing strategy tools to attract visitors.
The Effectiveness of Audio-Visual Based Learning Media Assisted by Adobe Software in Physics Learning
Authors: Filimditty Elfira Josmin , Pattiserlihun Alvama , Kristiyanto Wahyu Hari
Published: October 2023

As science and technology advance, reform efforts in the utilization of technological outcomes in the learning process become more common. The goal of this study was to determine the efficacy of developing Audio-Visual-based Physics learning medium for use in Physics classes. ADDIE is the method that was used (Analyze, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation). Analyze (analyze) the contents of determining the test subject, the program that will be used to create films, and the reference material that will be collected. The content is designed (development). Making films, adjusting the data collection instrument to the aspects to be examined Storyboard (story sequence + visuals) as a physics learning medium produced based on the results of earlier analysis, Implementation (implementation) displays the contents on the subject using the Zoom meeting application. Development (development) includes product realization and validation for material specialists and media experts. Observation (evaluation) Data is gathered using data collecting instruments such as a questionnaire sheet for one material expert and one media expert, as well as answer questionnaires for 15 early-level SWCU Physics and Physics Education students on nuclear material, with a 75 percent affirmative response rate hypothesis. Data analysis that has been descriptively, qualitatively, and quantitatively processed. The results of a questionnaire to material and media experts were 94.17 percent, and the results of the questionnaire responses found 93.68 percent of all aspects, with the majority of the subjects stating that the audio-visual-based physics learning media that was created was worthy of being used as learning media.
EMG Signal Analysis on Flexion Extension Movements of The Hand and Leg Using Matlab
Authors: Pratama Destra Andika , Irdayanti Yeni , Sukardi Satrio Aditiyas
Published: October 2023

Muscle Spiker Shield is a tool used to record electrical signals generated by the muscles of the human body. These signals can provide important information about the health and activities of organisms, especially humans. As technology advances, more and more devices can be used to record the activity of these signals, including the Muscle Spiker Shield. One of the uses of the Muscle Spiker Shield is to monitor muscle wave activity. Human muscle waves are electrical signals generated by muscles and can provide information about the state of a person's movement activity. Monitoring human muscle wave activity can help in various fields, such as medicine, psychology, and sports. Currently, an electromyograph has been developed which functions as a voltage meter for all muscles to detect muscles in a state of tension and relaxation with the help of a microcontroller. On the Electromyography signal output then to the Arduino uno microcontroller. When using the Muscle Spiker Shield tool with MATLAB, the signals recorded by the tool are imported into the MATLAB software. Then, the data can be processed using various signal analysis techniques, such as filtering, peak detection and statistical processing. Some of the applications that can be done are monitoring leg and hand muscle wave activity during meditation, monitoring muscle wave activity to determine a person's movements, and monitoring muscle wave activity during exercise.
Relevancia Económica del Crédito Interno, Ahorro Interno y Capitalización Bursátil en la Economía Peruana
Authors: Pastor Paredes Jorge Luis , More Sánchez Verónica Albina
Published: October 2023

La presente investigación tiene como objetivo principal determinar la relevancia económica de las colocaciones o crédito del sector bancario, de los depósitos o ahorro financiero del sector bancario y de la capitalización bursátil del mercado de valores en la economía peruana. La investigación es de tipo cuantitativa, explicativa-causal, de diseño no experimental, para la contrastación empírica se utilizó el modelo de regresión jerárquica múltiple con data de series cronológicas trimestrales utilizando el software SPSS. Los resultados obtenidos corroboran estadísticamente la problemática descrita indicándonos la poca relevancia económica de la capitalización bursátil en el PBI señalándonos que, la baja incidencia del valor total del mercado de las acciones en circulación en la Bolsa de Valores de Lima no han tenido un importante impacto en el crecimiento y desarrollo de la economía peruana, asimismo, el crédito interno o las colocaciones al sector empresarial por parte del sector bancario no han contribuido en el financiamiento de mayor producción y empleo, respecto a los depósitos bancarios o ahorro financiero interno, estos también han sido insuficientes como dinamizador del aparato productivo mostrándonos la poca capacidad de ahorro en nuestro país evidenciando la propias característica de un país en desarrollo.
Yoga na Recuperação de Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC): Uso da NeuroYoga para Reabilitação do Cérebro
Authors: Tiboni Kaiut Ravi Kishore , Agrela Rodrigues Fabiano de Abreu
Published: October 2023

Este artigo explora a aplicabilidade da NeuroYoga, uma abordagem integrativa que combina yoga e neurociência, na reabilitação do cérebro pós-Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC). Inicialmente serão abordadas as caractrísticas do AVC, e os princípios da neuroplasticidade, essenciais para o processo de recuperação. Em seguida, apresentaremos brevemente o conceito de NeuroYoga, discutindo sua importância emergente na promoção da neuroplasticidade e na regulação do estresse. Revistaremos estudos e casos existentes que exemplificam a eficiência do Yoga na reabilitação de AVC e estabeleceremos diretrizes práticas para a integração segura do Yoga na reabilitação dos pacientes. Finalmente, serão discutidas as lacunas nos estudos atuais e as possíveis direções para pesquisas futuras, afirmando o potencial inexplorado do NeuroYoga na melhoria da condição pós-AVC e na qualidade de vida do paciente. A orientação de um profissional qualificado para a prática de NeuroYoga é enfatizada para garantir a segurança do paciente.
Creencias Matemáticas Declaradas por Profesores Colombianos en Formación Inicial
Authors: Vanegas Díaz Johnny Alfredo , Henao Saldarriaga Sara Marcela
Published: October 2023

En el presente artículo se aborda una temática de interés, en el campo del Dominio Afectivo en Educación Matemática, la cual se ocupa del análisis descriptivo de las creencias matemáticas declaradas por un grupo de profesores en formación inicial de un programa de Licenciatura en Educación Básica con énfasis en Matemáticas de una Universidad Pública Colombiana. La elección metodológica consideró la planeación de un estudio de casos que incorporó la implementación y análisis de dos instrumentos: a) un comunicado para declarar sobre las creencias matemáticas, y b) un cuestionario abierto. Los principales hallazgos ponen de manifiesto que las creencias matemáticas de los participantes se enmarcan mayoritariamente en la dimensión afectiva y en la dimensión epistemológica. Por un lado, es destacable el carácter de dificultad y complejidad que asocian a la disciplina, al tiempo que referencian su alto valor de utilidad, especialmente en situaciones de la vida diaria. Por otra parte, sobresale la creencia epistemológica de las matemáticas como una ciencia que te ayuda a ver y comprender el mundo.
A Shared Laugh Between Mother and Daughter Conversation on Daughter’s End-Stage Cystic Fibrosis Disease
Authors: Winarti Oktifani
Published: October 2023

Study shows the meaning of laughter can be varied. This article is discussing about the meaning of laughter between a mother and her daughter in the context of health communication, especially within an end-stage disease namely Cystic Fibrosis. This article is using a Conversation Analysis as a method to analyse a series of interaction and divided into several parts of conversation excerpts. The previous studies have also consistently demonstrated that laughter has positive effects on human interaction and social behaviour, including increased social connection, improved mood, and enhanced coping, especially within a ‘crisis moment’ such as coping with an end-stage diseases. This study breaks down the interaction that shows how frustrating life events can be a laugh-worthy memories.
Islamic Lifestyle on Hijab Alila YouTube Shows (Episode Bts the Series)
Authors: Fitri Nur Romadhan  , Sinduwiatmo Kukuh
Published: October 2023

The development of information technology, closely related to globalization, is evident in the significant enthusiasm of the public towards K-Pop and the fading of culture, as exemplified in the content showcased in the web series "Hijab Alila" on YouTube. This research aims to discuss the aspect of signs using Ferdinand de Saussure's theory. In each scene, an analysis of the web series "Between Two Sides: BTS The Series" will be conducted based on the system of signs in Structural Semiotics. Based on the analysis, it is simultaneously developed with the interpretation of the aspects and scenes analyzed as a whole. The researcher adopts a constructivist paradigm with a qualitative approach, providing an insight into the constructed reality of Islamic lifestyle.
The Effect of Jingle Exposure in Television Advertising on Brand Awareness in the Elaboration Likelihood Model
Authors: Mustikasari Ratih Pandu , Dian Hutami Rahmawati  , Heidy Arviani
Published: October 2023

Message processing is a very important part of the communication process. The Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) is a communication theory that is in the sociopsychological tradition and focuses on message processing. ELM sees that messages are processed by individuals through two routes, namely central and peripheral. This theory is used to analyze the information processing of respondents to exposure to Oreo advertising jingles on brand awareness. According to Aaker (in Chernatony, McDonald and Wallace, 2011, p. 455), brand awareness itself has four important indicators, namely brand recognition, brand recall, brand dominance and brand knowledge. This research was conducted by experimental method. The results of the hypothesis test show that there is a significant influence between jingles and brand awareness. The path used by respondents in processing the information in this jingle is the peripheral route.
Representation Of Cyberbullying In Social Media Instagram (Semiotic Analysis On @Rachelvennya Account)
Authors: Hafshah Hazimah  , Hariyanto Didik
Published: October 2023

As the world of technology develops, communication patterns also evolve. This is marked by the emergence of new media known as social media. The use of social media also has negative effects, one of which is the phenomenon of cyberbullying. Instagram is one of the social media platforms where this phenomenon occurs the most. Like Rachel Vennya, an influencer as well as a public figure who has experienced cyberbullying on her Instagram account. This study aims to analyze the verbal and non-verbal meanings of posting images and language text comments on the Instagram account @rachelvennya based on Ferdinand de Saussure's semiotic theory. The research method used is a qualitative approach with a descriptive research type. Data collection is done by making observations and observations, assisted by documentation. The research results show that 5 different Rachel Vennya Instagram posts reap negative comments that contain elements of cyberbullying. And 5 of these posts have different forms of cyberbullying, 2 of which are sexual harassment, and the other 3 posts are harassment / humiliation, and satire. Conclusion: The impact of this cyberbullying action is to limit the comment column on the @rachelvennya Instagram account. And the language used by cyberbullies seems harsh, frontal and impolite
A new subspecies of Apamea ingloria (A. Bang-Haas, 1912) from northern Tien Shan Mountains (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae: Noctuinae: Xylenini: Apameina)
Authors: Volynkin Anton V. , Titov Sergey V. , Saldaitis Aidas
Published: October 2023

A new subspecies of Apamea ingloria (A. Bang-Haas, 1912), Apamea ingloria postnikovi ssp. n. is described from the high mountain habitats of the Ketmen Ridge in the Northern Tien Shan Massif. The diagnostic comparison is made with the nominate subspecies and A. kaszabi Varga, 1982. Adults, male genitalia and basal abdominal sternites are illustrated.
Improving the Quality of Public Services through Innovation of Online Complaints Based on the Wargaku Application
Authors: Hertati Diana
Published: October 2023

Communities have broad access to submit complaints to public service providers. However, there are still problems with public complaint services, so efforts to improve public service delivery are needed. The Surabaya City Government made a breakthrough through the innovative Wargaku application as a responsive and informative complaint service. The purpose of this study is to analyze the Improving the Quality of Public Services through the Innovation of Online Complaints Based on the Wargaku Application at the Surabaya City Communication and Information Service. This type of qualitative descriptive research and data collection techniques with interviews, observation, and documentation. Data analysis uses an interactive data analysis model from Miles and Huberman, namely: collection, presentation and condensation of data, and conclusion. The research results show that Improving the Quality of Public Services Through Innovation of Online Complaints Based on the Wargaku Application at the Surabaya City Communication and Information Service can run optimally as evidenced by the relative advantages that provide convenience and community satisfaction; suitability by updating and perfecting Wargaku innovations, the complexity is different because people have unequal abilities and knowledge; the possibility of trying it has gone through trials and socialization of the Wargaku application program to the public and is easy to observe, the complaint application made is not much different from before.
Sensitivity Analysis-Based Validation of the Modified NERA Model for Improved Performance
Authors: Atta Ullah  , Hamzah Sakidin  , Shehza Gul  , Kamal Shah  , Mohana Sundaram Muthuvalu  , Thabet Abdeljawad  , Mudassar Iqbal
Published: October 2023

Marijuana is an illicit narcotic with multiple negative health effects as it continues to pose a severe danger to the health of people in emerging regions. Marijuana is spread through interactions between users and non-users. This study utilizes first-order non-linear ordinary differential equations to modify the Non-user, Experimental, Recreational, and Addicted (NERA) users’ model by adding a new class known as the hospitalized class of marijuana smokers. Moreover, this paper focuses on validating the NERA model using the sensitivity analysis concept. The NERA model presented in a previous study for marijuana usage among the target population consists of four distinct stages: the first stage is known as the non-user stage and is represented by the letter N; the second stage is known as the experimental stage of marijuana smoking and is represented by the letter E; the third stage is known as the recreational stage of marijuana smoking and is represented by the letter R; the fourth stage is represented by the letter A; and this last stage is known as the addicted stage of marijuana smoking. The suggested mathematical method achieved the reproduction number () for marijuana use. The results of the sensitivity tests indicate how crucial a variety of variables are to the spread of marijuana. The parameters that have a key impact on marijuana consumption were discovered based on sensitivity analysis. All these procedures, including the reproductive number and invariant region, using the sensitivity analysis concept were utilized to validate the updated model. In this study, the NERA model is modified by utilizing first-order non-linear ordinary differential equations. Furthermore, as demonstrated by the graphical and technique sections, the proposed modified models were successfully validated for improved performance.
Review on Patch Antennas for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Application
Authors: Nur Hidayah Ramli
Published: October 2023

The wide-ranging Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) applications making them be one of the Internet of Things promising technologies. The vast potential of monitoring and surveillance for public safety threats using drones be a current issue for researchers. Antennas play an important part in UAV to create reliable communication links. There are different types of antennas that can be used for UAV application depend on antennas size, efficiency, gain, angle of radiation pattern, polarization, etc. This paper mainly focuses on patch antennas for UAV applications. In general, there are two types of patch antenna is described which are single patch antenna and array antenna. The review of patch antennas can be a useful guideline to choose or design antenna for UAV applications in the future.
The Effect of Different Waste Material Binders in Relation to Khaya Senegalensis Solid Fuel Pellet Quality
Authors: Ras Izzati Ismail  , Khor Chu Yee  , Alina Rahayu Mohamed  , Nik Muhammad Khairi Nik Mustafa  , Lee Yit Leng  , Nur Lailina Makhtar  , Norawanis Abd Razak
Published: October 2023

Fuel pellets are an attractive renewable energy source derived from biomass sources thanks to their uniformity and ease of handling. However, raw biomass and waste material binders have several drawbacks, which include poor physical properties, particularly low density and compositional heterogeneity, which restrict their wider use as a general source of energy. Besides, due to the low energy density, low bulk density, and uneven shape and size of raw biomass, it is very difficult to store and transport biomass in its original form, which decreases transport efficiency. This study investigated the effect of waste material binders (rice husk, corn cob, and sugarcane bagasse) on the mechanical and thermal properties of Khaya Senagalensis pellets. The mechanical and thermal properties were determined according to ASTM standards. Waste material binders have affected pellet quality such as density, bulk density, moisture content, durability, compressive strength, shatter index, water resistance, ash content, volatile matter, fixed carbon, and calorific value. From the analysis, sugarcane bagasse as a binder shows the highest quality pellet in terms of mechanical properties. Sugarcane bagasse produces the highest density (0.967g/cm3), bulk density (0.4094), durability (99.71%), shatter index (98.85%), water resistance (98.35%), and thermal properties, which are the highest volatile matter (94.71%) and the lowest ash content (1.71%). In a nutshell, sugarcane bagasse is a good binder that gives a positive impact to the K.senegalensis pellets in terms of storage and transportation compared to corn cob and rice husk binder.
An efficient IoT-Artificial Intelligence-based Chronic Kidney Diseases Prediction using Temporal Convolutional Network (TCN) Deep Learning Method in Healthcare System
Authors: Rahul Sanmugam Gopi  , Tavanam Venkata Rao  , Uma Maheswari Sethuramasamy  , Jeyasekaran Jeno Jasmine  , U. Soma Naidu  , Sundararajan Edwin Raja
Published: October 2023

IOT (Internet of Things) can control the remote based patient’s health care monitoring system and here monitoring for the chronic kindney diseases predication levels. When an IoT device collects data from patients, it sends the data to a software application that can be viewed by healthcare professionals and/or patients. Ongoing Chronic Kidney Diseases (CKD) is one of the main supporters of the bleakness and mortality of non-transferable illnesses, influencing 15-20% of the total populace. Early and exact finding of CKD stages is accepted to be fundamental to decrease the effect of unexpected problems on patients, for example, hypertension, sickliness (low blood count), bone mineral issues, poor nourishing wellbeing, and irregularities. Since our requirement is better disease classification for Temporal Convolutional Network (TCN) DL (Deep Learning) methods, the problem of machine learning method is that the existing system cannot detect the level of disease. Our get the Chronic Kidney Disease dataset get from kaggle minimum 1000 and 10000 datas has been used the preprocessing of input datasets. The feature extraction using Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) and this algorithm has been process for specially used for text data or information extraction. This method can be used for perfect extract text data form CKD disease dataset. After extract the data and then approach the classification method of TCN algorithm. In this algorithm to classify the CKD disease level accuracy find out here. Our classification algorithm for TCN examine the extreme performance of pointers being an accuracy.