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Symbolic Meaning Behind Traditional Rite “Sedekah Sampar Banyu” Wonolopo, Mijen Semarang
Authors: Putri Eklesia Thenu Teshalonika , Andri Retno Martini Laura
Published: October 2022

People of Wonolopo carry out appreciation of tradition and culture “Sedekah Sampar Banyu” synergistically with the diversity around them. It can be observed by the rousing festivities of the traditional rite which is presented annually. This tradition contained series of symbols with meaningful and functional symbolic elements in it. It is unfortunate that a lot of people did not understand the meaning of the symbol in this tradition and merely consider it as a culture celebration festival. If omitted, it will evoke meaning reduction of a tradition understood by people. This research is intended to describe comprehensively about “Sampar Banyu” tradition, explain the symbolic meaning in detail and analyze symbolic forms and their functions in “Sampar Banyu” tradition. This research is done as an initial step to preserve local culture. Regarding the implementation, this study is conducted by applying qualitative research method through observation, interview and documentation. Data that has been collected is analyzed using a comparative descriptive method. In “Sampar Banyu” tradition there is also worthwhile values for human viability, such as religious values which is the basis value to human related to devotion towards God. Social and cultural values are also substantial for society. Both are the reflection of human themselves. Results of this research are expected to provide knowledge about forms and meanings in “Sampar Banyu” tradition in Wonolopo and are capable to be used as a reference to develop the next research, and as an effort to preserve and expand the potency in Wonolopo.
The Existence of Paid Photocopy Services at the Gadjah Mada University (UGM) Library in Era 4.0
Authors: Arfa Mecca , Krismayani Ika , Kaharudin dan Rizal Gani
Published: October 2022

The advanced transformation of universities' libraries that is fulfilled by many innovations has offered students an easier way to access collections of sources of information. Even though accessing collections is merely easy, there is a library service area that has restrictions. For instance, reference services frequently include a rule that states that students are only permitted to read materials there and then they are not permitted to borrow collections to read later. Some university libraries offer paid photocopying services despite the limited hours of the library service, which makes it a worthwhile study topic. A qualitative-descriptive research methodology was used for this investigation. In the meantime, the interview approach was employed to obtain the data for this study. The findings demonstrated that students had no other option except to employ copying services in order to fulfill their demands. The availability of these services also fosters a mutually beneficial relationship between users and libraries.For users, there is no need to take notes and go back and forth from the library to refer to the required references. Then for the library, photocopying services provide financial income that supports library development. Its existence, which is still surviving today, helps create a stable cost flow for libraries that can be utilized by library managers and provides time efficiency for users to get the information they need. Although the price of photocopying in the library is more expensive than photocopying outside the library, users are still enthusiastic about using it so that the service continues.
Fee-Based Service as A Human Resource Development (Librarian) in Library of Gadjah Mada University
Authors: Suaidah Zumairotus , Arfa Mecca
Published: October 2022

Fee-based services have many impacts on the performance of optimizing services in library. In addition to optimal services provided to users, the impact is also felt by librarians as human resources who provide fee-based. Researchers want to identify the effect of fee-based in the application of intellectual abilities and professionalism of human resources, namely librarians at Library of Gadjah Mada University. Librarians as human resources have an important role in optimizing the services in the library. This study uses a case study research method with data collection techniques using interviews as primary data and literature studies as secondary data. The results of this study indicate that the application of fee-based can test the intellectual abilities and professionalism of librarians in providing services to users. Librarians are required to apply library science in understanding the needs of users in more detail due to the fees charged for the services provided. A balanced view between the application of fee-based with the characteristics of libraries as institutions that provide benefits to the public supports the optimization of services provided to both special and general users at Library of Gadjah Mada University.
Functional Characteristics of “Language Game” in Tourism Promotion Text
Authors: Setyadi Ary
Published: October 2022

The making of tourism promotion texts will be "selling value" if it is packaged in a figurative way with elements of "language game", because the existence of the text has the power of feeling "curious: interesting and tickling" due to the functional nature of the form of "language game". The purpose of the study is to provide examples and references on how to make tourism promotion texts with linguistic theory in the fields of: phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics; vocabulary subfield. Because words internally consist of: sound, form, word structure, and meaning; so that data analysis focuses on diction. The data analysis method focuses on direct element division by substitution and/or paraphrasing techniques. The research phase includes: 1. data provision, 2. data classification and analysis, and 3. report preparation. Data analysis to prove that the form of "language game" is functional.
Anthropocentrism Ethics in Mari Okada’s Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku No Hana Wo Kazarou
Authors: Alif Nur Ramadhan Muhammad , Ainul Fadli Zaki
Published: October 2022

In the recent decades, there are many literary works that discuss about environmental related issues. Especially Japan that oftentimes criticize those issues in modern works such as animation films. Mari Okada conveyed a hidden message about environmental issues in her recent work, Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku no Hana wo Kazarou. By using an ecocritical approach, this study discussed about the environmental issues, environmental ethics and nature’s representation depicted in the film. It is understood that the issues that were brought up in the film were racism, wild life exploitation, and pollution due to industrialization by a kingdom in the story. The kingdom also violated 5 out of 8 environmental ethics. From these results, it is inferred that this act is due to anthropocentrism ethics practiced by the kingdom. And the message hidden by creator were that nature will always respond.
Culture in the Pesantren Environment in shaping Figures’ Character in Novel Merindu Baginda Nabi by Habiburrahman el-Shirazy
Authors: Falah Fajrul
Published: October 2022

This research is based on the indication that the environment has an influence in shaping the character of a character or person. The purpose of this study is to reveal the culture in the pesantren environment in shaping the character of the characters. The object of this research is the novel Merindu Baginda Nabi by Habiburrahman el-Shirazy. This research is in the realm of the sociology of literature, with a Gramscian hegemonic approach. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The steps of the research work carried out were to make a questionnaire related to the culture of the pesantren and distributed to representatives of the students community. Then in-depth interviews with representatives of the student community. Data analysis includes the interpretation of words, sentence phrases, texts, and discourses in the novel Merindu Baginda Nabi. As far as the author knows through literature and access to journals, research on the Novel Merindu Baginda Nabi with Gramsci's hegemonic approach, has not been found. The results of the study indicate that the pesantren environment forms students who have religious values. The figure who represents this value is Rifa. Rifa is a child who diligently worships, studies, and achiever. He also has a culture of hard work in achieving his goals. Other figures such as Mr Nur also have a humble character. The relationship and hegemony between the characters in the novel went well and peacefully. The values of kindness and culture in the pesantren (religious, humble, and hard working) are able to bind the relationships of the characters in the novel into harmony.
Natural Methapors of Symbols and Social Impact in Sakura Song Lyrics By Ikimono Gakari
Authors: Hastuti Nur
Published: October 2022

Music is something that is universal and does not know the class of society, anyone can appreciate music even though he is not educated in the field of music. Music is used by many people as a medium to express themselves, as well as entertainment because it contains lyrics that match the emotions that are being felt by someone. In this study, the author will discuss the metaphorical description of natural symbols and how the social impact of the lyrics of the song Sakura by Ikimono Gakari on Japanese society. This study uses a semiotic approach. The method used is descriptive analysis. The source of data in this study is the lyrics of the song sakura. The data is then analyzed and interpreted, after that the data is presented in the form of a description and then concluded. The results of this study are natural symbol metaphors consisting of sakura (cherry blossoms), haru (spring), and sora (sky). The social impact of the lyrics of the sakura song is that although these lyrics tell about someone who is left behind by a lover in spring when the cherry blossoms are falling a lot. But cherry blossoms for Japanese people actually make many people happy because they can do hanami, picnic with family or eat together, dance and sing together under the blooming cherry blossoms. Cherry blossoms that appear in spring have a very important influence on Japanese people's lives, such as strengthening affection with family, making friendships closer, establishing good communication with colleagues/company partners and others. His short life and frailty carry deep meaning to life. If it is associated with Buddhism, then Sakura becomes a symbol of mortal life. Sakura can only bloom beautifully in a very short time like human life is beautiful but runs short. The cherry tree has also become a symbol for renewal and rebuilding after the death and destruction caused by the earthquake and tsunami.
Choice of Words Based on Meaning in Rhoma Irama Songs with Environmental Themes
Authors: Ariyanti Eka Sifa , Febriyanti Merry Ivana , Amin Mujid Farihul
Published: October 2022

This study aims to describe the word choices contained in Rhoma Irama songs with environmental themes that are seen based on the meaning of these songs. The methods used in this study include the stages of data collection, data analysis and presentation of data analysis results. At the stage of data collection, it is obtained through literature techniques, listening, and taking notes. This research uses a descriptive with a qualitative approach. The data source was obtained from 7 environmentally themed Rhoma Irama songs entitled (1) Anak Kera, (2) Anjing dan Sampah, (3) Bencana, (4) Di Tepi Pantai (ft. Lata Mangeshkar), (5) Kemarau, (6) Malapetaka, (7) Mata Air dan Air Mata. The results showed that the songs of Rhoma Irama with an environmental theme contain a choice of words from lexical meaning types, grammatical meanings, connotative meanings, denotative meanings, associative meanings, meanings of words and terms, and figurative meanings.
Morphosynthec in Verbal Messages Angry Expressions in The Film Dua Garis Biru
Authors: Trifidya Meinar , Tiani Riris
Published: October 2022

The main subject of this research is the language used in the film Dua Garis Biru which expresses angry emotions. Language as a means of expression, of course, is very useful for channeling feelings, attitudes, ideas, and pressures of oral and written feelings. Films that raise the theme of social issues in society, often raise disputes that describe the angry emotions experienced by each character. The emotions shown can be seen in verbal and non-verbal forms. The purpose of this study is to determine the form of speech and types of speech that show angry expressions that are supported by existing psychological phenomena. The study data was obtained using the listening method with an advanced technique, namely the free-of-conversation listening technique. The results of this study indicate that there are several utterances found in expressing angry emotions such as negative lingual markers with emotional types of speech accompanied by psychological phenomena in the vocal expression of an elevated voice.
Social Media Naming as Part of Teenager Constructed Identity
Authors: Wulandari Dwi
Published: October 2022

This study aims at finding how teenagers reveal their identity by naming their social media accounts. There are many factors contributing to the construction of identity, both from the self-concept and also from the social environment. Social media naming is used by teenagers to introduce themselves to the world. This way they can seek confirmation of their identity by confirming their proper names or find themselves new identities, by creating new names. This study is carried out by observing the Instagram accounts of 55 students of Madrasah Aliyah Berstandar Internasional Ammanatul Ummah and taking notes on their names. A guided questionnaire was then given to the students confirming the proper names and motivation behind the creation of the accounts. The result shows that almost all of the students are using their own names in naming their Instagram accounts showing that they are confirming their identity in the real world with the identity in cyberspace. Most of them prefer to use their first name or nickname for the account names, many others use their last names though their last names are not their family names. They also use numbers and punctuation to show their creativity in creating names
Islam and Local Wisdom: The Study of “Islam Nusantara” in the Cultural Perspective
Authors: Thohir Mudjahirin
Published: October 2022

Islam Nusantara, as a model of thinking, understanding, and practicing Islamic teachings based on three pillars: kalam (theology), fiqh (legal norms), and tasawuf (ethics and aesthetics) which are packaged through Indonesian culture. For this reason, the object of this study includes three important things, namely the thought, movement, and practice of the three religious pillars in relation to local wisdom. The data were obtained from two sources, namely referential and supplemented by field studies in the form of discussions with the NU regional administrators of Central Java, as a representation of religious organizations that carry Islam Nusantara. The results show that the Islamic model of Islam Nusantara is characterized by: (1) thinking (fikrah), namely a moderate way of thinking (tawasuth). That is, Islam Nusantara is in the middle of rowing between textualist interpretations and liberalist interpretations; (2) movement (harakah), namely the spirit of moving improvements towards the realization of religious moderation; and (3) activity (amaliah), aimed at glorifying tradition has been rooted for a long time in Indonesian society. Traditions that do not conflict with the principles of Islamic teachings.
Sandstone Provenance Study in Wonosegoro, Boyolali Regency, Central Java
Authors: Bimo Prabowo Mohammad , Qadaryati Nurakhmi , Agus Widiarso Dian
Published: October 2022

Wonosegoro is part of western Kendeng Zone, the depocenter of North East Java Basin that is mainly filled with thick pelagic and volcaniclastic sediments. Sandstones lithofacies is presence within the research area and may act as a useful tool to reach the aim of this research, which is to determine the provenance. The research has conducted field observation, petrographic analysis on seven thin sections of sandstones from the field, and bathymetry interpretation from benthic foraminifera. Overall, the sandstones are predominantly composed of lithic components (72.73%-88.05%) and significant matrix (25%-50%), thus classified as lithic greywacke. The combination of quartz-feldspar-lithic (QFL) and the heavy minerals composition suggest that the sandstone provenance in research area is a product of Oligo-Miocene volcanic of southern mountain range.
Supply Chain Mapping to Prepare Golden Generation 2045 for Future Technology Infrastructure
Authors: Fernandes Andry Johanes , Nurprihatin Filscha , Liliana Lydia
Published: October 2022

The continued growth of the manufacturing industry as a result of shifting consumer demands has created turmoil in the supply chain process. The Indonesian government is currently focusing on human development and mastery of science and technology in the supply chain to prepare for Golden Generation 2045. Various problems arise in the current supply chain process, namely lack of transparency, complex production processes, and poor partner relations. The manufacturing industry must begin to prepare for the development of technology infrastructure, especially in supply chain integration, supply chain performance, and information sharing. Based on the problems experienced, a supply chain strategy mapping was carried out to identify challenges and improvements that needed to be made. The supply chain strategy is mapped with market trends and defines divisions affected by constructing new technology infrastructure. This strategy is taken into consideration in defining challenges and improving supply chain processes. This study aims to map supply chain strategies in the form of a mindmap to maximize processes and prepare technology infrastructure. Supply chain strategy mapping allows the manufacturing industry to implement strategies to react quickly if there are problems with suppliers, missing orders, spikes in demand, or other unexpected things.
The Future of Mobile Commerce Application in a Post Pandemic Period; An Integrative Model of UTAUT2
Authors: Ashoer Muhammad , Haerdiansyah Syahnur Muhammad , Sidik Tjan Juliyanti , Junaid Asriani , Pramukti Andika , Halim Abdul
Published: October 2022

The massive adoption of mobile commerce during the COVID-19 period has become the only way for consumers to sustain their consumption. However, as we enter the endemic phase, the continuity of this modern shopping mode is still questionable, whether consumers continue to use it or discontinue it. To address this issue, we integrate the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2) and Self-Determination Theory (SDT) to empirically predict the antecedents of consumers' continuous usage of m-commerce in a post COVID-19 setting. Through an online survey, primary data was collected from 202 consumers in Indonesia who had at least twice purchased via an m-commerce application in the last six months. The data was then analyzed using a variance-based structural equation modeling technique (SEM-PLS). The results showed that all nine identified constructs from UTAUT2 (performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, hedonic motivation, habit) and SDT (autonomy, competence, relatedness) had a positive and significant impact on the continuous usage intention of m-commerce among Indonesian users and affirm prior research findings as well. Furthermore, habit was found to be the strongest predictor of influencing consumer behavior towards m-commerce applications. This finding provides further enrichment to the theory based on the integrated UTAUT2 and SDT models. Practically, the current results are essential to marketing strategies as they add novel insights pertaining to consumers' expenditure through m-commerce apps during post-COVID-19 in emerging markets.
An Overview of EV Roaming Protocols
Authors: Priyasta Dwidharma , Hadiyanto  , Septiawan Reza
Published: October 2022

Roaming in electric mobility (EV roaming) enables EV users to make use of any charging station belonging to other networks with only a single user registration based on roaming agreement between operators. This paper presents an overview of the functionalities of the four major existing EV roaming protocols, namely the Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI), the Open InterCharge Protocol (OICP), the Open Clearing House Protocol (OCHP), and the eMobility Inter-operation Protocol (eMIP). This paper focuses on how each EV roaming protocol works in terms of data exchange with the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) which is the de-facto protocol embedded in many charging stations available in the market. Related actors and their roles that are defined in each protocol will be presented. Examples are given in the form of a sequence diagram in order to depict the interaction between actors in the case of user registration, start a charging session, stop a charging session, and billing. This paper concludes that employing the sequence diagram is one effective method to achieve a fast learning curve while studying the EV roaming protocols.
Information Literacy by Diponegoro University Library Science S1 Students of Batch 2020 in Fulfilling Their Information Needs
Authors: Utama Zahra Dzahabiyya , Jumino Jumino
Published: October 2022

Information literacy is a person's ability needed to be able to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively. The existence of information literacy skills possessed by a student will of course be used in learning during lectures, this is because students need information with valid data and sources. This study aims to determine the information literacy ability of Diponegoro University Library Science students in 2020 to meet information needs. This study uses a qualitative method with data collection using observations, interviews, and literature studies. The results shos that the ability of students in information literacy was quite good. It can be seen that some students have been able to identify information needs by developing keywords, and Diponegoro University Library Science 2020 students have been able to evaluate the information they need so that they can find valid information for lecturing references.
Contribution to a new method for deep drawing with kinetic control
Authors: Paunoiu Viorel , Teodor Virgil , Baroiu Nicusor , Morosanu Georgiana-Alexandra , Epureanu Alexandru
Published: October 2022

The paper presents a new deep drawing sheet metal method in which, due to the complex geometric shape of the part, there are significant variations in the level of deformation in different areas of the piece. The method aims to im-prove the quality in the deep drawing process by reducing the variation of the wall thickness of the part, caused by the different degree of stretching of the sheet in different areas of it. In the proposed method the vertical movement of the punch is completed by two vertical rotational movements of it which will have the effect the increasing the flexibility of the deformation process, the active elements occupying the most favorable position dictated by the material flow in the die. It results an improved material deformability and a higher degree of deformation. Also, the new method offers a relatively simple constructive solution of the press and does not require long auxiliary times for assembly-disassembly.
Ideological and Political Research on the Micro-system Curriculum of Vocational Core Competency in Higher Vocational Apprenticeship Course “Subgrade and Foundation”
Authors: Zhang Qiang , Zhu Zhigang
Published: October 2022

The domestic research on the ideological and political research on the microsystem curriculum of the vocational core competence module chain of the civil engineering apprenticeship professional courses in higher vocational colleges is in a blank area. In this paper, the vocational core competence module of the Subgrade and foundation course is optimized to form a microsystem curriculum module chain, which is organically integrated into the relevant requirements of the “curriculum ideological and political” from the characteristics of the apprentice students, Take the vocational core competence training project as the chain to carry out the ideological and political construction of apprenticeship micro system courses integrating schools and enterprises, carry out integrated training for students in terms of professional ethics, professional skills and innovation ability, and improve the quality of talent training.
Exploration of College Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education from the View of Knowledge Innovation
Authors: Song JiaLing , Dong PingPing , Zhang Yue
Published: October 2022

With the changes in China’s demand for innovation, the State Council, the Ministry of Education, the National Science and Technology Administration, and other departments have issued several proposals and opinions, and colleges and universities should actively adjust the policies of innovation and entrepreneurship education to respond to the call. Colleges and universities implement innovation and entrepreneurship-related systems, but the effect is unsatisfactory. Its essence does not lie in the determination and attitude of colleges and universities, but in the formulation of the program system itself that is not close to reality and has not mastered scientific methods. As a result, there are many problems in colleges and universities, such as scattered scientific research resources, low quality of scientific and technological achievements, low patent conversion rate, and slow progress in the integration of production and education. After observing from the perspective of knowledge innovation, it proposes to strengthen the reform of ideological education and training, strengthen the research on quality standards of innovation and entrepreneurship, and deepen the integration of production and education, to solve the current situation of difficult innovation and entrepreneurship in colleges and universities.
Study on Compliance and Practice of International Law and Remedies
Authors: Gong Yingzhen , Chen Xinman , Lin Sicheng , Wu Mingzhe
Published: October 2022

How can powerful countries be made to comply with international law? This question has been widely discussed by scholars. This paper expounds from three aspects: theory, famous case analysis and proposed solutions. First, how this problem came into being, secondly, its impact, and finally, how the country should deal with this problem.
Research on the Problems of Enterprise Logistics Transportation Cost Management and Optimization Countermeasures
Authors: Dan Hu
Published: October 2022

For modern enterprises, logistics and transportation is an important factor affecting the profit of enterprises, and its role is obvious and critical. However, how to effectively manage and reasonably control logistics and transportation costs in the new era to improve the economic benefits and competitiveness of enterprises has become an important issue that every enterprise needs to consider and resolve. In this context, this paper analyzes the role of transportation in logistics, discusses the connotation of enterprise logistics transportation cost, and elaborates on the problems of enterprise logistics transportation cost management and optimization countermeasures, aiming to provide useful reference for enterprise development and competitiveness improvement.
A Comprehensive Overview of the Fundamental and Applications of Metaverse
Authors: Yan Zhiying
Published: October 2022

Nowadays, Metaverse is very popular around the world. People read a lot of news reports about the metaverse every day. In many people’s minds, the metaverse may be the future of humanity. Most investors prefer to invest companies which have some relationship with Metaverse products. However, how metaverse would fully integrate into our lives is still unclear, and there are numerous proposed solutions in the market. In order to evaluate the feasibility of metaverse applications, we will focus on what Metaverse is, the existing Semi-Metaverse attempt, the existing Metaverse application and the Metaverse university that the CUHKSZ’s students made in this paper. Besides, we will also talk about the potential risks that the Metaverse may bring. At the end, we illustrate what Metaverse need to prepare and improve in the future. If Metaverse can be realized in the future, it will bring infinite convenience to human life. However, it is still very difficult to fully realize Metaverse depending on today’s science and technology.
The Effect on Memory If Arc Loses its Function of Removing AMPAR
Authors: Wang Yuchen
Published: October 2022

This work analyzes arc protein’s ability in balancing Long-Term Potentiation and Long-Term Depression and inquires on unrestricted LTP’s impact. The purpose of this analysis is to investigate the effect on memory if arc protein loses its function of removing AMPA receptors. By dividing mice into the wild type group and the LTD deficit group, this work emphasizes on the important of LTD in relieving the saturation point of LTP.
A Study of Xi Jinping’s Speech Discourse in the Context of Metadiscourse
Authors: Zhuang Ganlin , Li Yaxin
Published: October 2022

Metadiscourse is an important concept in the field of discourse analysis, but related studies have been confined to various genres of written discourse. There is little research on the persuasive function of metadiscourse in speech. This paper adopts a data analysis method to collect keynote speeches by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the opening ceremonies of the 1th to 4th China International Import Expo and Xi Jinping’s New Year message from 2014 to 2022, with a total of 13 speeches as the corpus of this research. Based on the literature research method, directives, self-mentions, and attitude markers of Hyland’s Model of Metadiscourse are combined with the affective appeals of Aristotle’s rhetorical persuasion theory as an analytical framework to analyze the corpus. And the purpose of this paper is to discuss how these three types of metadiscourse achieve affective appeals in Xi Jinping’s speeches. The study finds that these three types of metadiscourse are frequently used in Xi Jinping’s speeches and have realized an important affective appeal function as well as enhanced the persuasion effect of the speech.Directives,self-mentions, andattitude markersare conducive to affective appeal, resonating with the audience, and achieving the purpose of persuasion in the speech. This paper finds ways to promote the audience’s understanding of speech from the perspective of metadiscourse rhetorical persuasion by studying the affective appeal function of metadiscourse in Xi Jinping’s speeches.
Interview-based Study about the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Smartphone Use among the Seniors in China’s Firsttier Cities
Authors: Chen Anqi , Deng Yawen , Huang Huishan , Zhu Yufan
Published: October 2022

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic was a sudden disaster for all human beings. To prevent the spread of the pandemic, China used smart facilities to manage it, especially relying on smartphones. This study examines what the impact of the pandemic is on the use of smartphones by seniors, a group that is weaker in the use of smart devices. The study looks at the situation with seniors in the new media environment, seeking to help them cross the digital divide and bring social attention to their plight during the pandemic. The authors conducted in-depth interviews with 52 seniors from first-tier cities in China and then did a discourse analysis of the interviews. The study found that the pandemic increased the smartphone penetration among the seniors, and helped them mitigate the digital divide and increase their social adaptability. However, it is still noteworthy for smartphone addiction.
City and Country: a Narrative Analysis of Partnership in Mediation
Authors: Yu Jiamei
Published: October 2022

In recent years, short video has been popular with the public, and its content has been constantly enriched in the development process to meet the needs of different users. As an important branch of short video field, life short video has been continuously sought after by users[5]. In today’s era of advocating equality between men and women, the relationship between men and women is also the topic most discussed by people with the continuous development of society. In short life videos, one of the main scenes of the relationship between men and women is the daily relationship between partners. In order to analyze the difference of relationship between urban and rural areas, this article adopted literature research and text analysis method to explore and compare the urban and rural lifestyle between partners in a short video in the type of love, love attitude, Partner relationship and get along with atmosphere on the different way of narrative, and summarizes the media partnership narrative differences between urban and rural table to concentrated reflection. It is found that there are indeed differences between urban and rural areas in the above four aspects. In urban media, couples’ life tends to be “happy and happy binary relationship life” while in rural areas, couples’ life tends to be “harmonious and multiple relationship life” and so on. However, the story presented in the media is different from the real life, so the last part of this paper also makes a correct guide to the media partner relationship.
Research on Gender Discrimination in Chinese Workplace Based on Social Gender Theory
Authors: Geng Xicheng
Published: October 2022

Gender discrimination in the workplace is a really important problem right now. Based on this backdrop, the purpose of this paper is to investigate this topic and establish the research subject, which will be China’s workplace gender discrimination, with the hope of exploring certain common legislation from the perspective of human resource administration. Through the use of the literature, this study discovered that in the process of China’s human resource management force, the definition of sex discrimination has its own unique meaning, the form has pay with different payment, single gender recruitment, female mating birth is limited by contract, and so on, investigate its reason, women’s natural responsibility under the premise of unit of choose and employ persons does not undertake the cost, and so on. In order to address this issue, the government should reinforce policy support and guidance, better male supported baby rearing, and increase employers’ awareness of their social responsibilities, according to the research published in this journal. The authors of this work hope that this research will serve as a resource for resolving or relieving this situation.
The Impact of Live-Streaming E-commerce Key Opinion Leader Traits on Consumer Engagement——Based on the Mediating and Moderating Effect of Consumer Confusion and Platform Enabling
Authors: Xia Shibin
Published: October 2022

Live-streaming e-commerce has become a significant technique for businesses to perform marketing operations because to the rapid development of social emerging media. Consumers are more exposed to live shopping, and in order to save time and money, they rely more on Key Opinion Leaders (KOL). KOLs deliver more thorough product information to customers, eliminate buyer confusion, and improve consumer engagement behaviors. As a result, this study investigates the impact of KOL traits in connection to consumer engagement and offers a moderated mediation model to investigate if customer confusion serves as a mediating factor and whether this process is controlled by platform enabling. The findings of the empirical investigation, which used 368 valid samples, reveal that: consumer confusion partially mediates the association between KOL traits and consumer engagement; and platform enabling positively moderates the relationship between KOL traits and consumer confusion. These findings have significant implications for businesses looking to improve the quality of their marketing initiatives and broaden their market reach.
Reflections and Suggestions on the “Community + Volunteer” Model of Epidemic Prevention and Control
Authors: Zhao Yanan
Published: October 2022

The outbreak of Newcastle Pneumonia is characterised by its pandemic nature and uncertainty, which makes the prevention, control and management of the epidemic much more difficult. The epidemic prevention and control model of “community + volunteers” was implemented in the community to effectively improve the efficiency of epidemic prevention and control. This model is community-led and identifies the needs of the community: social organisations are the main actors, organising volunteers and integrating public resources to provide efficient and low-cost epidemic prevention and control services for the community. The paper analyses the effectiveness and problems of the “community + volunteers” epidemic prevention and control practice in community H in Bayannur, summarises the experience and makes feasible recommendations to improve community epidemic prevention and control governance.
The Devshireme System in the Ottoman Empire
Authors: Qi Hanxu
Published: October 2022

The Ottoman Empire, as a multi-ethnic empire, was first created by the Turks. In the fifteenth century, the Byzantine Empire was destroyed and the Turks made Constantinople their capital. By the sixteenth century, the Ottoman Empire had grown to its full potential and reached its peak in the seventeenth century, spanning three continents: Asia, Europe and Africa. In order to rule and administer the empire, the Turkish rulers created a number of unique systems and models of administration, such as the Sultanate, the Tima, the Millet and the Demisheme. The Demesme system was a rigorous selection system that was important to the military and political development of the Ottoman Empire. A study of this system will help us to understand the rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire, its institutional structure and management style, and will also be of some value for the present-day employment system.
The Combined Engineering Assessment Methods for Business Courses under the Background of Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Pan Cuiying
Published: October 2022

In the era of artificial intelligence, it is difficult for traditional business courses to adapt to the development of new technologies. The combination of work and study in business courses has become one of the main directions of business course reform in the new era. Taking the course “Commercial Banking Business and Management” as an example, the paper divides the course assessment into four modules by using artificial intelligence platform and big data processing technology, and uses Python language to carry out procedural evaluation and feedback on the four modules in an all-round management evaluation system. Relying on artificial intelligence technology, the program combines online and offline teaching, assessment and evaluation to effectively improve the teaching effect of business courses.
Consequences of America’s Health Insurance System & Poverty on Child and Teen Deaths
Authors: Jiang Qichuan
Published: October 2022

Access to health care and wealth inequality continue to be central topics in American politics. This research aims to examine the true cost of these concerns by analyzing their effect on a severe societal issue: children and teen deaths.
Parachute Method: A Novel Method to Retrieve a Stuck Degloved Finger
Authors: Periasamy Madhu , Asokan Kumanan , Mohan Monusha , Muthukumar Vamseedharan , Venkatramani Hari , Sabapathy S. Raja
Published: October 2022

An entrapped finger is a relatively uncommon domestic injury. When the finger gets stuck proximal to the proximal interphalangeal joint, the resultant distal edema and inappropriate attempts at retrieval can result in circumferential degloving of the skin and injury to the neurovascular structures. We report a technique that can be used in such circumstances. Strategically placed skin sutures are used to get the skin through the constricting ring, and retrieval is aided by a cut finger glove that wraps the finger and can be lubricated. This non-cutting technique is named as the parachute technique since the withdrawn skin sutures look like the strings of the parachute. This technique is valuable when the finger gets stuck in an idli plate, a common South Indian kitchen utensil, where there is difficulty of access to cutting equipment and where inappropriate attempts at retrieval can result in skin injury making further attempts more difficult.
Reachability of fractional dynamical systems with multiple delays in control using ψ-Hilfer pseudo-fractional derivative
Authors: Panneer Selvam A. , Govindaraj V.
Published: October 2022

In this article, we study the reachability of linear and non-linear fractional dynamical systems with multiple delays in control in the sense of the ψ-Hilfer pseudo-fractional derivative. The necessary and sufficient conditions for the reachability of linear fractional dynamical systems are obtained using the Gramian matrix, which is expressed by Mittag–Leffler functions. Sufficient conditions for the reachability of nonlinear fractional dynamical systems are obtained by using Schauder’s fixed point theorem. Two numerical examples are offered to help better understand the theoretical results.
Applications of machine learning to a compact magnetic spectrometer for high repetition rate, laser-driven particle acceleration
Authors: Swanson K. K. , Mariscal D. A. , Djordjevic B. Z. , Zeraouli G. , Scott G. G. , Hollinger R. , Wang S. , Song H. , Sullivan B. , Nedbailo R. , Rocca J. J. , Ma T.
Published: October 2022

Accurately and rapidly diagnosing laser–plasma interactions is often difficult due to the time-intensive nature of the analysis and will only become more so with the rise of high repetition rate lasers and the desire to implement feedback on a commensurate timescale. Diagnostic analysis employing machine learning techniques can help address this problem while maintaining a high degree of accuracy. We report on the application of machine learning to the analysis of a scintillator-based electron spectrometer for experiments on high intensity, laser–plasma interactions at the Colorado State University Advanced Lasers and Extreme Photonics facility. Our approach utilizes a neural network trained on synthetic data and tested on experiments to extract the accelerated electron temperature. By leveraging transfer learning, we demonstrate an improvement in the neural network accuracy, decreasing the network error by 50%.
Quantitative methods to determine the student workload. I. Empirical study based on digital platforms
Authors: Velazquez L. , Atenas B. , Castro-Palacio J. C.
Published: October 2022

We present a quantitative study of an online course developed during COVID19 sanitary emergency in Chile. We reconstruct the teaching–learning process considering the activity logs on digital platforms in order to answer the question of How do our students study? The results from the analysis evidence the complex adaptive character of the academic environment, which exhibits regularities similar to those found in financial markets (e.g., distributions of the daily time devoted to learning activities follow patterns like Pareto’s or Zipf’s law). Our empirical results illustrate (i) the relevance of economic notions in the understanding of the teaching–learning processes and (ii) the reliability of quantitative methods based on digital platforms to conduct experimental studies in this framework. We introduce in the present work a series of indicators to characterize the performance of professors, students’ follow-up of the course, and their learning progress by crossing information with the results of assessments. In this context, the learning rate appears as a key statistical descriptor for the allocation of the student workload.
Multifield driven bond relaxation on the dielectric constant of GaN, InN, and ZnO
Authors: Liu Jin , Zhu Min , Ouyang Gang , Zhao Heping , Yang Xuexian
Published: October 2022

From the perspective of bond relaxation under multifield perturbation, we examined the dielectric response to perturbation for GaN, InN, and ZnO. It is found that the surface local bond contraction and quantum entrapment dictate the size dependency of the dielectric constant at the nanometer scale. Reproduction of experimental observations under temperature, pressure, and tensile strain derived respective information of the Debye temperature and atomic cohesive energy, the bulk modulus and energy density, the bond length, bond energy, and force constant. The formulation of the multifield effects on the dielectric constant of semiconductors is beyond the scope of the available approaches, which not only revealed quantitative information but also provides deeper insight into the physical origin of the dielectric response to perturbations.
Magnetic nanoparticle ensembles with promising biophysical applications: An EPR study
Authors: Shanina B. D. , Konchits A. A. , Krasnovyd S. V. , Shevchenko Yu. B. , Petranovs’ka A. L. , Rieznichenko L. S.
Published: October 2022

In this paper, we present the results of a study of the properties of silver and copper nanoparticle (NP) ensembles and Fe3O4:Gd:B composites, which are promising for their potential uses in biomedicine. Magnetic resonance is applied as the main method of analysis. The magnetic properties of the NPs are found to be highly sensitive to the nanoparticle size, which enables finding the size distributions of metal NPs, using magnetic measurements. The dependence of the magnetic properties of lyophilized ensembles of Ag and Cu NPs on the interaction with molecular oxygen is revealed. The composites magnetic system Fe3O4:Gd:B is a key component of a promising method for neutron-capture therapy. The magnetic properties of this system, which are the result of differences in the g-factors of its components, are described in detail. As a consequence, the dependence of the resulting g-factor on the ratio of the components is established.
Performance improvement of a low-frequency vibration generator by using iterative learning control
Authors: Du Yunsong , Dang Pengchao , Liu Zhihua , Qiao Chongxin
Published: October 2022

This paper presents the performance improvement of a low-frequency vibration generator by using iterative learning control (ILC). A linear motor is designed as a low-frequency vibration generator to calibrate accelerometers. The traditional three-loop control model is first established. The Luenberger observer control method and the closed-loop ILC method are then proposed to improve the performance. Finally, the prototype of this low-frequency vibration system is set up. An accelerometer is calibrated to verify the accuracy of ILC. Subsequently, the total harmonic distortion, amplitude accuracy, and transverse motion of this linear motor vibration generator are tested. Compared with results obtained from the Luenberger observer control, the results derived by the ILC reveal better performance.