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UAE-Japanese Relations 1973-1990 Historical Study
Authors: Alaa Ata-Allah Sobh Al-Qaisi  , Yasser Alaa Aswad
Published: June 2023

This study examines the historical relations between the Emirates and Japan (1973-1990). Which was based on economic interests (oil) to a large extent. The historical links indicate the existence of Japanese relations with the coastal emirates, which seem to have been Japan's gateway to the Persian Gulf. It seems clear that the great competition that Japan witnessed with the British government, which controlled the political and economic decisions of the emirates of the coast.This study shows the nature of relations between the UAE and Japan. Those relations that were proceeding according to two factors: First: Oil and the need to obtain it from the Emirates, which was the largest source of oil for Japan. Secondly: taking a position of neutrality in political issues and not angering the United States of America, which has deep relations with Japan, but the year 1973 and the accompanying cutting off of oil supplies to countries supporting Israel, America and Japan was one of the countries covered by the oil embargo. Therefore, the Japanese government hastened to issue a decision rejecting the Israeli aggression against the Arabs. And the necessity of resolving differences through peaceful means and referring to Security Council Resolution No. 242, which stipulates the withdrawal of Israeli forces from all occupied Arab lands after the June 1967 war. This is a position that is calculated for Japan, but from the context of the relations between the two parties, we find that this position is to ensure the continuation of the flow of oil and the preservation of economic interests between them. both parties.
The indications of the verbs associated with the words of oppositeness that refer to the annexation and separation in Abi Tammam’s poetry
Authors: Hazem Dhanoun Ismail  , Haitham Ahmed Aboush Ahmed
Published: June 2023

This paper stems from a main goal, which is to find out the significance of the verbs associated with the words of oppositeness, which refer to the annexation and separation in the poetry of Abi Tammam Al-Ta’i, by analyzing these verbs, standing on, and studying them in a careful and contemplative study. To reveal its significance, and the reason why Abu Tammam used them in his poetry, combining through in this regard, the two contradicted words, depending highly on his broad culture, his mastery of the language, his ability, and the privacy of his use and choice, as well as his philosophy that he functioned in his poetry, because he is considered one of the best poets at his time, and his poems are still repeated by tongues till now, all this pushed us to study these verbs in his poetry.
The production and processing of organic food
Authors: Telmo Marcelo Zambrano Nuñez  , Raigón Jiménez  , Carolina Giselle Herrera Egüez  , Paúl Pino  , Efraín Rodrigo Romero Machado
Published: June 2023

Food is not only failing to fulfill its purpose of nourishing and, therefore, of generating health, but also, from more and more broad scientific sectors, it has begun to denounce that food as the cause of modern degenerative diseases (obesity, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, etc.). In addition to the healthy nutrition, there are an increasing sensitivity of public opinion to the negative consequences of agricultural activity on the environment, so that the production of quality food, through respectful techniques is the alternative to obtain food for a sustainable future. Food based on agroecological products, much healthier and with less environmental impact, is an alternative to conventional (industry or chemical) food.The bromatological value of food is variable and depends on different factors, including production techniques. In addition, the different methods and products used in the post-harvest and processing can be important and decisive in the composition and final quality of the food.

The comparative results show that the nutraceutical quality of organic food is greater, providing nutrients and bioactive substances in sufficient quantities and making a nutritional contribution according to compensated foods in their right quality.
Application of Strategic Analysis and Simulation Environments for the Development of Business Competitiveness
Authors: María Fernanda Herrera Chico  , Jorge Luis Chafla Granda  , Gustavo David Cárdenas Vela  , Diego Patricio Vallejo Sánchez  , Juan Francisco Dillon Gallegos
Published: June 2023

A documentary review was carried out on the production and publication of research papers related to the study of the variables strategic analysis, simulation environments and Business Competitiveness. The purpose of the bibliometric analysis proposed in this document was to know the main characteristics of the volume of publications registered in the Scopus database during the period 2018-2022, achieving the identification of 155 publications. The information provided by this platform was organized through graphs and figures categorizing the information by Year of Publication, Country of Origin, Area of Knowledge and Type of Publication. Once these characteristics have been described, the position of different authors towards the proposed theme is referenced through a qualitative analysis. Among the main findings made through this research, it is found that Rusia, with 28 publications, was the country with the highest scientific production registered in the name of authors affiliated with institutions in that country. The Area of Knowledge that made the greatest contribution to the construction of bibliographic material referring to Economic Analysis and Business Competitiveness was the Social Sciences with 6 4 published documents, and the Type of Publication most used during the period indicated above was the Journal Article with 11 4 documents of the total scientific production.
PHOTOGRAPHY AS IDENTITY OF THE FIRST FRUITS OF RIOBAMBA. DESIGN OF INTERACTIVE DIGITAL REPOSITORY
Authors: Heidy Elizabeth Vergara Zurita  , Paulina Alexandra Paula Alarcón  , Sebastián Eduardo Vallejo Medrano
Published: June 2023

The objective of this work is the conservation by modern digital means of the architectural firsts located in the city of Riobamba, an interactive photographic repository was designed in which 360° aerial shots were used. A mixed methodology was used, both qualitative and quantitative, employing methods such as documentary, descriptive, population and survey techniques, interview and observation sheets, investigating the first fruits for their historical relevance and social impact, subsequently, a buyer persona was developed to determine the user who occupied the repository, official data and information from government entities was sought with the use of the interview, The data obtained were analyzed in order to facilitate the photographic taking and move on to the creative phase, formulating guiding ideas that gave feasible solutions in the design of the proposal. With what was learned in the experimentation, the final design was started, the photographs went through a process of digital development, colorization and digital stitching; In addition, a third process of composition - punctual edition, all equirectangular shots were transferred to the panoraven platform, facilitating the creation of the repository with a contribution of interactivity, a hotspot tour and informative texts were used with the option of infospot, to reinforce the interactivity a map was added so that people know the location of the scoops and a gyroscope to create a better experience on the cell phone and adaptability on various platforms. These processes resulted in an interactive digital photographic repository of easy access, dissemination, functional and with the logo "Riobamba city of the first fruits" this identifying resource of the city was preserved, finally it can be concluded that the use of new technologies is essential to reach new generations, being essential that government entities invest in these cultural resources, which enhance tourism and consequently activate the economy of the city of Riobamba.
Measurement of Indicators of Industrial Food Processes Through Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Cristian Germán Santiana Espín  , Luis Fernando Buenaño Moyano  , María José Andrade Albán  , Celin Abad Padilla Padilla
Published: June 2023

Accurate measurement of food industrial process indicators is critical to ensuring product quality and safety. In this article, we propose the use of artificial intelligence (AI) as an efficient and accurate tool to measure and monitor these indicators. A methodology based on AI techniques is described, which includes real-time data processing and predictive model generation. The results obtained demonstrate that AI can significantly improve the measurement of indicators, reduce costs and increase the efficiency of industrial food processes. In conclusion, the implementation of artificial intelligence in the measurement of indicators of industrial food processes offers great advantages and benefits for the food industry.
Interactive Interior Design of Private Hospital Spaces
Authors: Doaa Daher Ibrahim  , Rajae Saadi Lafta
Published: June 2023

This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of interactive design of waiting rooms in private hospitals, both functionally and aesthetically. The study raises the question of whether interactive design plays an effective role in the interior design of hospital waiting rooms and their mechanisms of operation. The study uses a descriptive design for private waiting rooms in Al-Ahly International Hospital in Baghdad. Results showed that adopting interactive design provides the highest level solutions for unexpected future situations, such as fires, electrical protection, and power outages in the model. Results also showed that adopting interactive design achieved the basic function of the space, which is waiting, but it was not achieved in terms of isolation from other hospital spaces and the external environment. Finally, interactive furniture was not achieved because no interactive furniture elements were employed within the spaces.
MODEL OF THE VALUE OF POSTGRADUATE AND DOCTORAL STUDIES FOR THE ECONOMIC CULTURE OF CITIZENS
Authors: Vladimir A. Zernov  , Elena V. Lobanova  , Timur S. Slivin  , Nataliya S. Klunko  , Iryna N. Galivets
Published: June 2023

In the modern world of the knowledge economy, the culture of people has a strong proven connection with their economic activity, which has received the name "economic culture" in the scientific community. As numerous studies and statistics show, it directly affects both the personal success of a person in life (in terms of financial and material well-being and active career growth), and the efficiency of the economic development of the state and its society (primarily at the level of the indicator of innovation). At the same time, the leading drivers and catalysts for increasing the share of a high (or developed) economic culture in the structure of the economic consciousness of society in the modern world have firmly become people with high intelligence and systematic scientific knowledge - graduates of postgraduate and doctoral studies (scientific and educational programs). In our study, we propose a model developed by us of the value of these departments of universities for the development of the economic culture of their graduates on the example of the Russian New University as the largest and leading non-state higher educational university in Russia.
A Study on the Causes and Intervention of Job Burnout of Young Teachers in Chinese Vocational Colleges
Authors: Shaoxian Wang  , Zhongwu Li
Published: June 2023

During the course of the study, the researcher identifies the numerous elements that contribute to job burnout among young teachers in higher vocational institutions in Guangxi and proposes intervention strategies for focused improvement. The author utilizes policy tools to examine the consequences of my nation's education policies and make references to constructive recommendations on human capital management in high vocational colleges. As research objects, ten institutions of higher vocational education are selected. Then, distribute the questionnaires according to the ratio of young teachers in each school to the total number of young instructors in these 10 vocational schools. 350 educators were chosen at random for this study. Statistically, the Total Effect of Transactional Psychological Capital (Personal Factors) on Professional Values (.594) is bigger than the Effect of Cognitive Social Capital (.593). (School Factor). In addition, Perceptual behavior control has an effect (0.394) on Professional values. Statistically, the Total Effect of Perceptual Behavior Control on Burnout (0.614) is larger than Interpersonal Psychological Capital (Personal factors). It should also be explored how demographic and environmental factors influence Transactional psychological capital, Cognitive social capital, Perceptual behavior control, Interpersonal psychological capital, Professional values, and Burnout.
Graduates from China's Private Undergraduate Institutions: An Analysis of Employer Satisfaction
Authors: Jinlei Yang  , Zhongwu Li
Published: June 2023

Despite the tremendous growth of higher education in China, persistent social obstacles make it difficult for college graduates to obtain employment. Employment quality is a key determinant of a nation's level of economic development and prosperity. The expansion of the employment theory dialogue among Chinese college students is aided by a discussion on how to accurately boost the employment quality of private college graduates. The goal of this survey is to do exploratory factor analysis on the employer satisfaction model established for graduates of private colleges. This survey is directed toward employers who recruit graduates from private schools and colleges with over 20,000 pupils. 500 questionnaires were mailed out, 462 were returned, and ineligible samples were deleted, leaving 451 valid samples and an effective sampling rate of 90.2%. This article uses SPSS to demonstrate empirically the model of employer satisfaction based on expectation confirmation and employability. It demonstrates that enhancing the employability of private college graduates is one of the most successful strategies for enhancing employer satisfaction. This study will boost employer satisfaction based on the perspectives of the three levels of government, schools, and students. The sample size chosen for this study is still somewhat little, and the structure's reasoning is relatively weak. Due to their hectic schedules, the vast majority of employers decline to participate in the survey, resulting in an enormous burden on the scale collectors. How to integrate research on employer satisfaction, the quality of higher education, and the career development of graduates requires additional consideration.
Personalized Education Path for Students; a Conceptual Basis for a Digitalized Education Environment
Authors: Miguel Ángel Medina Romero  , Giovanna Jackeline Serna Silva  , Oscar Eduardo Pongo Aguila  , Patricia Jannett Velasco Valderas  , Jorge Jinchuña Huallpa  , Luís Enrique Fernandez Sosa  , Dani Oved Ochoa Cervantez  , Guillermo Yanowsky Reyes  , Juan Carlos Orosco Gavilán  , José Luis Arias-Gonzáles
Published: June 2023

Learners come from different places and have other skills, abilities, and preferences when it comes to processing information, making sense of it, and using it in real life. Recently, Schools have continued to promote and pay for personalized learning on a large scale. Many learning institutions were closed for a long time, and the management opted for online learning. The main aim of this paper is to analyzes the personalized education path by discussing the right concepts and practices for students. To do this, the article focuses strictly on the digitalized education environment by examining the current trends and procedures leading to personalized education using the appropriate tools and techniques. The results have shown that students can integrate their learning using a digitally and technologically capable environment through a personalized education path. A personalized educational approach aids in preparing the future for the students through encouraging knowledge building.
The history of the Islamic faith and its impact on child development
Authors: Eman Ali Mohammed Al-Ghananeem  , Mohammad khaled mostafa al-momani  , Qutaibah Radwan Rashed AlMoman
Published: June 2023

This article offers an in-depth look at the impact that being raised in an Islamic setting may have on a child's development. The purpose of this research is to investigate the nature of the balanced relationship that exists among a child's surroundings and the maturation of their behaviors and attitudes, regardless of whether that connection is positive or negative. The approach of qualitative research was used in this research study. According to the findings of this research, one of the most significant contributors to a kid's development and growth is their surroundings. In the framework of Islam, environmental variables such as families, educators, and the surroundings are recognized as having a major impact on the development of a child.
The Divine Discourse to Satan in the Old Testament
Authors: Duraid Abd Muzayel Al Dhaheri  , Hazem Adnan Ahmed
Published: June 2023

After tracking a selection of divine speeches of Satan in the texts of the Old Testament and showing the extent of contradiction and deviation that affected those texts, as it becomes clear to the researcher that the main issue of this research is to show the false image transmitted to us by the writers and interpreters of the Old Testament, which showed the extent of the ability and validity of Satan to interfere in human life, it has raised his ability and made it comparable to the ability of God Almighty, At times, God allows Satan to enter into the complex of gods, which he holds and sits on his right, and this tells us that he is welcomed by God Almighty, and at other times he depicts to us the extent of God's trust in Satan and his entry with him defiantly to discover the extent of obedience enjoyed by his servants, and here God appears unaware of what his servants hide and what they declare, and once those texts describe God with descriptions of a worthy of his holy self, such as the lack of ability and courtship of the devil and excitement. To take revenge on His servants and other attributes that Allah has not revealed in terms of authority. It is clear to the researcher through the review of those texts in which the divine speech of Satan that there is a dual nature (positive and negative) and this is what the Old Testament claimed enjoyed by that Satan in addition to misleading people and seducing them, some texts have raised the status of Satan and made him close to God and within his divine council and influential on the him and challenging him, describing him with strength and the ability to disease and heal, This is what helped the emergence of some deviant images, as it provided a suitable ground for deviation because the empowerment of Satan and his ability to provoke and challenge God paves the way, according to what the Jews claimed, the way for people to associate with that satanic force, so the Bible's view of Satan prompted Satanists and owners of deviant movements to adopt these claims, so God is exalted from what they say is very high.
Educational Regulation Ineffectiveness in Instilling Pancasila Character in Reform Era
Authors: Fadhil Purnama Adi  , I Gusti Ayu Rahmi H A  , Hartiwiningsih
Published: June 2023

This research aims to find out the ineffectiveness of government regulation in preparing the students with Pancasila character in reform era. Socio-legal research method was used by analyzing and describing the factor causing the ineffectiveness of primary legal material with social science and primary legal material aids. The result of research shows the ineffectiveness of educational regulation in instilling Pancasila character during reform era due to three factors: firstly, the aim and objective of the educational regulation not delivered successfully because the regulation often changes leading to the students and the teachers’ lost orientation; secondly, the contradiction between the objective of educational regulation to instill Pancasila character and the people’s aspiration; and thirdly, the less powerful instrument to support the educational regulation to embody Pancasila character. In the future, the decision of MPR (House of Representatives) should be reconstructed to be the law protection for the blueprint of Pancasila character education that is implemented consistently and sustainably by BSKAP and BPIP to embody students and college students.
The Correlation Among University-Industry Collaboration (Uic) Predictors: The Results of Innovation Collaboration and University Performance
Authors: Emiliana Sri Pudjiarti  , Edy Lisdiyono  , Rini Werdiningsih
Published: June 2023

This piece of writing reveals how the factors influencing university-industry collaborations referred to as predictors in the text affect the results. Specifically, it looks at data collected from Indonesia's private universities and analyzes their results using a partial least squares structural equation model. The findings showed that research done at schools collaborating with industry sectors produced higher academic performance. “Finding ways to collaborate with other stakeholders outside the university, such as research institutions, competitors, customers and suppliers, led to more innovative ideas. This was due to universities being able to work with these groups to better enhance their ability to collaborate and create competitive advantages. Combining skills in research and development with innovation allows students to learn how to interact with the workforce while also increasing their understanding of science and math. Working alongside people with different life experiences, interests and perspectives helps students create more creative ideas.
The transformations of the genres of art with the effectiveness of the paradigm, the performance art as a model
Authors: Mohammad Abbas Fadel  , Mohammad Glubb Al-Kinani
Published: June 2023

I dealt with the problem of tagged research (transformations of art genres with the effectiveness of paradigm / performance art as a model), where the research problem was to ask the following question: What are the transformations of art genres with the effectiveness of paradigm / performance art as a model? While its importance and need for it are: It contributes to supplying the educational system with some information that may be a new addition in this field. It will contribute to clarifying and studying the transformations of the genres of art, where performance art is a model for it. While the aim of the research was to identify the transformations of the art genres with the effectiveness of the paradigm / performance art as a model, while the objective limits of the research were: the transformations of the art genres with the effectiveness of the paradigm / performance art as a model) As for the spatial boundaries: America, Europe and the Middle East. And temporal borders: 1960-2023.
How the Media Constructs Namibian Tourism as Escapism for Global Traveler in Post-Pandemic Era
Authors: Bramantio  , Rima Firdaus  , Nadya Afdholy
Published: June 2023

The Namibian tourism industry is gradually recovering from the pandemic's impact following the end of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021. One of the things that is suspected to be a tourism booster is media information. This paper discussesthe construction of Namibian tourism in the Post-Pandemic Era by the media of the Namibia. This research selected the data sample from a website titled “Namibia Endless Horizons” which can be accessed through the official website address visitnambia.com.ina and used Norman Fairclough’s Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). The result of the analysis, the media does not just convey information but at the same time constructs reality. The reality in this case is tourism in Namibia and the tagline that represents Namibia's image and identity to tourists. Although it is unavoidable that the identity and image of Africa through Liberating, Soul, Rugged, and Natural is to change the stigma that has always been associated with the continent. Namibia's "vastness", on the other hand, offers to unravel the saturation caused by stagnation caused by global pandemics in the last two years or so. Namibia is an escapism for global travelers.
Phenomenology of place in contemporary theater
Authors: Sinan Mohsen Ahmed Al-Azzawi
Published: June 2023

The director incorporates the philosophical effect of place into theatre performance to enhance the recipient's awareness. The director is vital to any theatrical performance, and their philosophical effect on the contemporary stage is immense. Through their creative vision, the director can combine elements of the script and performers to create an experience for the audience that sparks contemplation and enables more profound engagement with the play. This research aimed to study the artistic phenomenon and its impact on artistic achievement and divided it into four sections. In terms of defining the terminology, the second section is the theoretical framework. The first is the concept of phenomenology in the theatrical direction, an indicator most prominent of those applied by directors. The second section deals with place theatrical, and the researcher concludes the second section with the most critical indicators. In the third section, the researcher identified the research community and the sample selection method, analyzed the sample, and concluded with the sample analysis results. In the fourth section, the most important results of this research are extracted, and conclusions are drawn.
POLITICAL POLARIZATION AND COMMUNITY SECURITY ASSURANCE WEST JAVA POST-2019 ELECTIONS
Authors: Zulfikar Rakita Dewa  , R. Widya Setiabudi Sumadinata  , Nandang Alamsah Deliarnoor  , Neneng Yani Yuningsih
Published: June 2023

The 2019 presidential election left residue that threatened the security of the people of West Java. The residue is political polarization that still occurs even though the 2019 elections already finish for a long time, and a new government has been formed. At this moment, Joko Widodo and Prabowo Subianto are both sitting in government does not affect the polarization that occurs in society. West Java is a province with nearly 20 percent of the national vote and the highest number of voters in Indonesia and has always been an arena for open political battles in every general election. With political polarization overlaid with identity politics, the security of the people of West Java is threatened. Therefore, this article will examine how political polarization in West Java and security guarantees from the local government for its people. In analyzing this research, the author used the concept of human security Mary Kaldor (2007) with a descriptive qualitative methodology through a phenomenological approach. The research concluded that the security conditions in West Java were relatively conducive and the West Java provincial government continued to carry out development according to the community's needs. So that prosperity and independence can be realized in every individual in West Java society.
A Strong Combination of Cryptographic Techniques to Secure Cloud-Hosted Data
Authors: Khalid Altarawneh
Published: June 2023

In Hybrid Cloud Security, we combine symmetric encryption with key management to ensure anonymity. Our method provides a flexible and scalable deployment solution for cloud-based data security. To store, analyse, and deal with data, cloud computing relies on a core concept: sharing resources. Since cloud services are utilized by many individuals and are dispersed across the Internet, they provide a number of security vulnerabilities. Due to their worldwide accessibility, hybrid clouds open up a wide range of opportunities. The security solution works with a wide variety of PaaS, SaaS, and even IaaS cloud services (Infrastructure as a Service). It also works with most Cloud services out there. Hybrid public key cryptosystems can improve cloud security. Businesses are wary about cloud computing due to security concerns. The primary goal of this research is to strengthen the security of cloud computing by fusing the cryptographic models of Rabin and Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA). Evaluating the efficacy of a hybrid approach to producing secret keys for data encryption and decryption. The purely RSA-based system has higher latency and is less computationally intensive than the hybrid system.
ASSESSING THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF USING RECYCLED MATERIALS IN URBAN CITIES PROJECTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Deepak Kalra  , Amer Al-Qassem
Published: June 2023

Recycled materials in construction projects are receiving more attention as the demand for sustainable development rises. In order to promote sustainable development, this study aims to evaluate the viability of using recycled materials in urban construction projects from an economic and environmental standpoint. A secondary data strategy was employed in this study to gather and examine already-existing data. Results show that building with recycled materials is a viable strategy for sustainable development. A thorough examination of recycled materials' physical and chemical characteristics also yields important information about their suitability for construction. The study emphasizes the critical role sustainable urban development plays in advancing the welfare of people, communities, and the environment. The research's distinctiveness comes in its emphasis on determining if recycled materials may be used in urban construction projects, highlighting the significance of sustainable practices in minimizing our environmental effects while serving the demands of both present and future generations.
The impact of using technology and its methods in promoting national belonging and confronting extremism
Authors: Awwad Abdelrahman Siyah Alrowaili  , Billal CHIKHI
Published: June 2023

The research aims to explore the impact of modern technology and its methods (digital citizenship, social media) on enhancing national identity and combating extremism. To achieve this goal, a descriptive-analytical approach was adopted to identify the research variables and review the most important findings of previous studies that addressed these variables (modern technology, national identity, and extremism). In addition, a field study was conducted by distributing 500 questionnaires to a random sample of students at Jouf University and then analyzing the data using the statistical package for social sciences SPSS25. The study found a statistically significant positive impact of using modern technology and its methods (digital citizenship, social media) on enhancing national identity and a statistically significant positive impact on combating extremism. The key terms are technology, national identity, extremism, digital citizenship, and social media.
The Development of Aerobic Capacity between the Short-term Training 15"/15" and the Long-term Training 3'/3' for Soccer Players U21
Authors: D Boumedien Kada  , Dif Haroun  , Bengoua Ali  , D Nghal Mohammed
Published: June 2023

The study aims to identify the type of interval exercises that have an effective impact on developing some aerobic capacities (maximum airspeed - VMA, maximum oxygen consumption - VO2MAX) for football players U21. The researchers proposed two training programs for a sample of 16 players from the youth team of JSMTairet activity in the amateur second division of the Algerian championship center-west for the season 2021/2022. The sample was divided into two groups, where the first group applied the proposed training program using long-term interval training method of 3'/3', while the second group applied the program using short-term interval training method of 15” /15”. The proposed training program lasted for 8 weeks, with two sessions per week, under the supervision of the research team. The Intermittent Fitness Test 30/15 IFT was used to measure the rate of aerobic capacities VMA/VO2MAX. After obtaining, processing, analyzing, and interpreting the results, it was found that there were statistically significant differences between the post-tests of the two groups. This suggests that training with short-term interval exercises improves the level of aerobic capacities VMA/VO2MAX for football players. Therefore, the researchers recommend using short-term interval exercises during planning and preparation of training programs in different preparation and competition periods to develop physical fitness for players and achieve the highest levels of sports achievement.
Criticism of the poetry novel in Al-Abab Al-Zakher by Al-Saghani
Authors: Samira Hamad Fayyad  , Ali Matar Jeru
Published: June 2023

Poetry is one of the most important sources of the Arabic language, and the grammar of the language was built on ancient, reliable poetry. Poetry was not written down in the early ages, so they relied on verbal narration of poetry. Therefore, the poetic heritage was exposed to a number of problems, including the multiplicity of narrations, and changing the setting of one narration, and this is what linguists called To confirm, trace, and scrutinize poetic narrations, many of which were criticized and corrected, especially from the owners of dictionaries, and Al-Saghani in his dictionary Al-Abab Al-Zakher cared about this phenomenon and worked to scrutinize the transmission of the correct narration (narration and control), and criticized the erroneous ones and corrected them. Poetry, to detect the authenticity and accuracy of the correct ones.
The modified role of the company's characteristics in the relationship of accounting disclosure transparency with the restatement of financial statements: Evidence from Iraq
Authors: Sada Sabah Sabry  , Ali Ibrahim Hussein
Published: June 2023

The research aims to demonstrate the transparency relationship of accounting disclosure with the restatement of financial statements in the light of the role of the company's characteristics within the Iraqi industrial and banking sector. The sample research included financial reports of certain companies and banks listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange that summarized the sample with 16 companies, selected from two different sectors, namely; The banking sector (eight banks), the industrial sector (eight companies), from (2011) to (2021) with (176) views. The transparency of accounting disclosure has been measured through the Standard and Poor s' model. This measure is considered one of the most important and best measures of transparency used ever. But the reissue of the financial statements was measured by a dummy variable (1,0), the latter being the company's characteristics measured by six characteristics (company size, company profitability, leverage, company age, industry type, ownership structure). Research concluded that there is a (positive) correlation between the transparency of accounting disclosure and the restatement of financial statements under the company's respective characteristics (Company Size, Company age, Industry type). That is, as these characteristics increase, they will strengthen the relationship between variables, as well as a negative correlation between the transparency of accounting disclosure and the restatement of financial statements under the Company's characteristics represented by (Ownership structure). When excluding this property the relationship will be more positive. As for the company's characteristics (profitability, leverage) has not recorded a significant impact on research variables.
Depiction of European nature by an Egyptian poet: An aesthetic analysis of Ali Mahmoud Taha's poetry
Authors: Abdullah Abdulrahman Aloraini
Published: June 2023

This study analyses the depiction of European nature by an Egyptian poet, Ali Mahmoud Taha. Taha spent a considerable period of his life travelling across the cities and provinces of Europe, noting in particular, the manifestations of nature so different from his own country. These manifestations, being part of his poetic experience, find detailed reflections in his poetry, at times approaching the abstract. This study applied aesthetic thematic analysis to describe the European nature not as an abstract one, but rather as a concrete entity in the poet’s feelings and expression. The analysis reveals that Taha's exploration of beauty in his poetry originated during his visit to Europe as a tourist in 1938. During this time, Taha developed a profound fascination with the picturesque landscapes of Europe, which he skillfully conveyed through his poetic expressions. His appreciation for nature in its most positive form was evident, as he focused on highlighting its inherent beauty rather than exposing any ugliness it might possess. Moreover, Taha's nature poetry prominently featured women, with love being intricately intertwined with the sensory experience of nature and shared moments with his companions. This research aims to pave the way for further literary and critical investigations into the influence of Arab poets on the Western manifestations, exploring every intricate detail and dimension. Additionally, it seeks to derive poetic connotations and their associations with novel contributions in the realm of Arabic literature.
Ordinary fractional differential equations to show results of oscillations, using the graphical and numerical approximation in the Julia programming language
Authors: Julio Cesar Morocho Orellana  , Cristian Luis Inca Balseca  , Franklin Marcelo Coronel Maji  , Lizeth Fernanda Silva Godoy  , Evelyn Geovanna Inca Balseca  , José Luis Haro Mariño
Published: June 2023

The present study developed at a documentary and explanatory level, which aims to assume through an illustrative approach in the Julia programming language, the representation of oscillating results in solutions of fractional ordinary differential equations, among these topics the solutions stand out in: Systems of differential equations equations, differential equations of partial fractions and the differential equations of fractional lags. In this sense, this scientific article assumes the recent foundations in this field and serves as foundations for future research contributions.
Ecotourism as a cultural and sustainable business alternative in the Cavernas El Tocglo tourist center in Ecuador
Authors: Catalina Margarita Verdugo Bernal  , Silvia Patricia Montufar Guevara  , Erica Estefanía Andino Peñafiel  , Marlene Isabel Coronel Grados  , Myriam Isabel Piray Quezada  , Andrés Fernando Andy Mamallacta
Published: June 2023

This investigation arises from identifying a problem within the territory of the Tena canton, located in the north of the Ecuadorian Amazon, a biodiverse area at a natural and cultural level but that suffers from a waste of tourist at-tractions, especially in the Santa Rosa sector, which worsens due to the absence of adequate infrastructure, affecting the well-being of its inhabitants, who would imminently benefit from the rescue of their culture and the generation of income from ecotourism. For this reason, this project proposes the determination of the tourist potential of the study territory, to then characterize a market study, then carrying out the technical design of the ecotourism center for recreational purposes supported by a legal, administrative, environmental study and landing on the economic and financing of the project as a local business alternative, highlighting local cultural practices, a quality service and at the same time helping to educate about the importance of preserving and safeguarding the natural environment [1].
ELABORATION OF AN ENERGY BAR FROM QUINOA POP WITH OATS, HONEY, AND NUTS
Authors: Adriana Isabel Rodríguez Basantes  , Adriana Monserrath Monge Moreno  , Byron Stalin Rojas Oviedo  , Susana Isabel Heredia Aguirre
Published: June 2023

One of the main problems in the food industries is the use of various additives for the preservation of their products and to give an artificial flavor without the need to add natural products in their product, so these products have a relatively low percentage in terms of organic raw material and therefore your product will not have the same nutritional characteristics as a product made to Base of organic raw material such as fruits, cereals and vegetables. For this reason, food companies need to formulate and develop products that are based on organic raw material to bring to market products with high nutritional values and that do not have a great cost of obtaining so that the product is directed to all social classes without exclusion.Taking into account the need of the food company, quinoa pop will be formulated and elaborated for later use in the formulation and elaboration of an energy bar based on organic raw material using different concentrations of quinoa pop, nuts and honey to obtain a product of quality and safety, and sensory characteristics that are ideal for the consumer.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND ICT AS DIGITAL MARKETING TOOLS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Authors: Rodriguez Cruz William  , Ximena Patricia Granizo Espinoza  , Gustavo Ricardo Quintero Cuero  , María Gabriela Tobar-Ruiz  , Daysi Andrea Morales Segura
Published: June 2023

A documentary review was carried out on the production and publication of research papers related to the study of ICT variables and Digital Marketing. The purpose of the bibliometric analysis proposed in this document was to know the main characteristics of the volume of publications registered in the Scopus database during the period 201 7-2022, achieving the identification of145 publications. The information provided by this platform was organized through graphs and figures categorizing the information by Year of Publication, Country of Origin, Area of Knowledge and Type of Publication. Once these characteristics have been described, the position of different authors towards the proposed theme is referenced through a qualitative analysis. Among the main findings made through this research, it is found that India, with 21 publications, was the country with the highest scientific production registered in the name of authors affiliated with institutions in that country. The Area of Knowledge that made the greatest contribution to the construction of bibliographic material referring to the study of knowledge management and ICT within Digital Marketing, was Computer Science with 59 published documents, and the Type of Publication most used during the period indicated above was the Conference Articles with 52% of the total scientific production.
Corporate tax fraud and public current income in the northern commercial sector of Guayaquil. A qualitative approach
Authors: Alvarado Márquez Mariana de Jesús  , Luna Rioja Carlos Hugo
Published: June 2023

Tax fraud is a very large problem within the economies of Latin America and Ecuador, it is no exception; the northern commercial sector of the city of Guayaquil was located as the object of study, which presents a problem with a limited current income due to tax fraud, raising as main objective: to characterize the relationship between corporate tax fraud and public current income in the period 2018-2020. The research design is qualitative. The interview technique was used and applied to ten experts chosen for convenience. The results show that tax evasion is an evasion mechanism that directly affects current revenue and affects the funds available to the State to improve strategic sectors for the benefit of society in general. It is concluded that the general objective was met, recommending that there should be greater tax control by the competent national body and studies should be conducted to help estimate efficient calculation mechanisms for tax evasion and money laundering that affect the economy of Guayaquil.
A qualitative-conceptual approach to competitiveness in SMEs technology-based companies in Latin America
Authors: Heidy Rico  , Luis Ortiz Ospino  , Florentino Rico  , Mario de la Puente
Published: June 2023

This study examines the general circumstances for the growth of technology-based businesses (TBEs) in Latin America from a multifaceted standpoint that is characterized by examining the status of public institutions and individual actions that aid in their development in the absence of funding sources resources, both financial and non-financial. According to a survey of the literature covering the years 2015 to 2021, the major obstacle to their survival is the poor productivity of the elements that influence the ongoing presence of public organizations to ensure their functioning. This paper aids in understanding the degree of stability required by this group of businesses to make up for the inadequate diversity of Latin American national output.
MORTGAGING PROPERTY UNDER FRENCH AND VIETNAMESE LEGISLATION: CONTRAST AND COMPARISON
Authors: Van Chu Huynh
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this paper was to effectively compare and contrast on mortgaged property law in Vietnamese laws and French laws and recommend some modification for Vietnamese to effectively protect the rights of both creditors and debtors in mortgage transactions and adopt few practices and applications from French mortgage property law. The research found that each government has different types of property law which needs to be cater or followed by the domestic and international public. The mortgage property law effectively helps individual to continue to remain the legal owner of the particular property and use different forms of funds the loan to effectively fulfill the requirements. The comparison of Mortgage property law of France and Vietnamese concluded that the purchase along with sale of property within France is highly smooth process as compared to in the Vietnamese.
HIỆU QUẢ ĐIỀU TRỊ CỦA ENTECAVIR Ở BỆNH NHÂN VIÊM GAN B MẠN TÍNH TẠI TRUNG TÂM BỆNH NHIỆT ĐỚI, BỆNH VIỆN BẠCH MAI
Authors: Nguyễn Văn Dũng , Trịnh Thị Ngọc , Nguyễn Thị Lan Anh
Published: June 2023

Mục tiêu: “Hiệu quả điều trị của thuốc kháng vi rút ETV ở bệnh nhân viêm gan vi rút B mạn tính tại Trung tâm Bệnh nhiệt đới, Bệnh viện Bạch Mai”.

Đối tượng và phương pháp: 136 bệnh nhân chẩn đoán viêm gan vi rút B mạn tính điều trị tại Trung tâm Bệnh nhiệt đới, Bệnh viện Bạch Mai từ 8/2010 đến 4/2019 được lựa chọn theo kỹ thuật chọn mẫu thuận tiện. Nghiên cứu mô tả có phân tích.

Kết quả và kết luận: đáp ứng vi rút sau 12 tháng, 18 tháng, 24 tháng, 30 tháng, 36 tháng, 42 tháng, 48 tháng, 54 tháng và 60 tháng điều trị lần lượt là 60%, 67,2%, 81,1%, 84,4%, 88,1%, 88,9%, 96,7%, 89,5% và 93,1%. Đáp ứng sinh hóa sau 12 tháng điều trị là 75,8% và tỷ lệ đáp ứng sinh hóa thay đổi từ 75 - 87,8% trong quá trình điều trị ETV. Chuyển đảo huyết thanh HBeAg ở những BN HBeAg dương tính sau 12 tháng điều trị là 37,8% và tỷ lệ chuyển đảo HBeAg tăng, sau 60 tháng tỷ lệ chuyển đảo HBeAg là 60%. Tỷ lệ chuyển đảo huyết thanh HBsAg sau 48 thángvà 60 tháng điều trị là 3,5% và 7,4%