bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Indefinite expressions and accessibility hierarchy to core argument functionsin a sample of Austronesian
languages(and beyond)
Authors: Bril Isabelle 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
In many languages, indefinite expressions are known to have restricted access to core argument functions. This
article focuses on the accessibility hierarchy of indefinite expressions to subject and object functions in a sample of
Austronesian languages. Aiming at some comparative analysis, some cross-linguistic perspectives on the differential encoding of ±
definite core arguments and other types of restrictions are discussed. The questions addressed are: (i) What type of indefinite
nouns have core argument function? (ii) If barred from core argument function, how are indefinite arguments circumvented? (iii)
Does existence or lack of indefinite articles correlate with access to core argument function, and in what way?
In Austronesian languages, one finding is that languages with indefinite articles display fewer restrictions on
the access of indefinite NPs to core argument function. Another finding is that differences of definiteness, individuation and
specificity of arguments tend to be expressed by distinct domains: the noun phrase in languages with indefinite articles, the verb
phrase in languages without indefinite articles (via valency, voice alternations, alignment changes), with an intermediate
situation in some Micronesian languages.
Ditransitive constructions in Akebu
Authors: Makeeva Nadezhda , Shluinsky Andrey 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This paper contributes to the typology of ditransitive constructions. Akebu (Kwa, Ghana-Togo mountain, West
Africa) has four strategies of alignment of ditransitive verbs, if both theme and recipient objects are expressed: a neutral
strategy, a possessive-like strategy, a strategy with a pronominal reprise and a ‘take’ serial verb construction strategy. The
possessive-like strategy that is most standard in Akebu is rare in a cross-linguistic perspective and has not been attested in
other Kwa languages. The factors that license a certain strategy are person, number and noun class of the theme and recipient and
the internal structure of the theme noun phrase.
Are we ready to measure running power? Repeatability and concurrent validity of five commercial technologies
Authors: Cerezuela‐Espejo Víctor , Hernández‐Belmonte Alejandro , Courel‐Ibáñez Javier , Conesa‐Ros Elena , Mora‐Rodríguez Ricardo , Pallarés Jesús G. 
Published: March 2020

ABSTRACTTraining prescription in running activities have benefited from power output (PW) data obtained by new technologies. Nevertheless, to date, the suitability of PW data provided by these tools is still uncertain. The present study aimed to: (i) analyze the repeatability of five commercially available technologies for running PW estimation, and (ii) examine the concurrent validity through the relationship between each technology PW and oxygen uptake (VO2). On two occasions (test‐retest), twelve endurance‐trained male athletes performed on a treadmill (indoor) and an athletic track (outdoor) three submaximal running protocols with manipulations in speed, body weight and slope. PW was simultaneously registered by the commercial technologies StrydApp, StrydWatch, RunScribe, GarminRP and PolarV, while VO2 was monitored by a metabolic cart. Test‐retest data from the environments (indoor and outdoor) and conditions (speed, body weight and slope) were used for repeatability analysis, which included the standard error of measurement (SEM), coefficient of variation (CV) and intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC). A linear regression analysis and the standard error of estimate (SEE) were used to examine the relationship between PW and VO2. Stryd device was found as the most repeatable technology for all environments and conditions (SEM ≤ 12.5 W, CV ≤ 4.3%, ICC ≥ 0.980), besides the best concurrent validity to the VO2 (r ≥ 0.911, SEE ≤ 7.3%). On the contrary, although the PolarV, GarminRP and RunScribe technologies maintain a certain relationship with VO2, their low repeatability questions their suitability. The Stryd can be considered as the most recommended tool, among the analyzed, for PW measurement.
A substitution method for nanoscale capacitance calibration using scanning microwave microscopy
Authors: Morán-Meza José A , Delvallée Alexandra , Allal Djamel , Piquemal François 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This paper presents a calibration method and an uncertainty budget for capacitance measurements performed on micrometric size capacitors at microwave frequencies and nanometric resolution using a scanning microwave microscopy (SMM). The method applies the classical one-port vector network analyzer calibration for SMM using three known capacitance standards. These standards are established from a commercial calibration kit placed close to the microcapacitors in order to be calibrated. The calibration kit is composed of a large number of Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (MOS) microcapacitors with capacitance values C ranging from 0.1 fF to 8.6 fF. Diligent selection criteria were established for the choice of the three capacitors. Their capacitance values were calculated from the AFM measured values of the area of the top electrodes and the dielectric thickness and considering the contribution of fringing fields. The combined type uncertainty on these calculated values amounts between 5% and 14% in relative value (uncertainty given at one standard deviation). The comparison between the capacitance values measured on calibration kit capacitors using the calibrated SMM and the calculated values show a good agreement for capacitances higher than 0.8 fF within uncertainties varying between 6% and 9%. For smaller capacitances, most of the observed deviations are not significant at two standard deviations. The uncertainties are mostly dominated by dimensional measurements and less importantly by unwanted capacitance effects. Based on these results, capacitances of two sets of microcapacitors were calibrated. The combined uncertainties vary from 14% to 7% for capacitances ranging from 0.1 fF to 3.1 fF respectively. The permittivity values of the dielectric layer of the two samples have been determined. They are found equal to 4.0 and 4.1 with a standard uncertainty of 0.6 and correlate with the expected value of 3.9.
A detailed comparison of measured and simulated optical properties of a short-period GaAs/AlxGa1−xAs distributed Bragg reflector
Authors: Wilson T J , Hodgson P D , Robson A J , Jackson C , Grew B , Hayne M 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
A 6-period GaAs/Al0.9Ga0.1As distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) has been grown and its optical properties have been both measured and simulated. Incremental improvements were made to the simulation, allowing it to account for internal consistency error, incorrect layer thicknesses, and absorption due to substrate doping to improve simulation accuracy. A compositional depth profile using secondary-ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) has been taken and shows that the Al fraction averages 88.0% ± 0.3%. It is found that the amplitude of the transmission is significantly affected by absorption in the n-doped GaAs substrate, even though the energy of the transmitted light is well below the GaAs band gap. The wavelength of the features in the transmission spectrum are mostly affected by DBR layer thicknesses. On the other hand, the transmission spectrum is found to be relatively tolerant to changes to Al fraction.
Semi polar compounds from lemon-local: Focus on lipid metabolism
Authors: Yulianti A B , Raudina S I , Amrulloh R M , Ekowati R A R , Furqaani A R , Tejasari M , Dewi M K 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The study aim was analyzed the potential of semi polar compounds from lemon-local on old mice lipid profile with high fat dietary. Experimental study using DDY mice, males, 50−55 weeks. Five of 30 mice were sacrificed before treatment (group 6), group 1 (negative control), groups 2, 3, 4 and 5 were fed high fat dietary, group 3, 4 and 5 were treated doses 1, 2 and 3, respectively, orally. Parameters measured were body weight, HDL, TAG, total cholesterol. The results showed body weight of mice were above normal and dose 2 treatment cause weight loss (p=0.658). The highest cholesterol level was in positive control and the lowest was in the group given doses 2 (p=0.042). The highest triglycerides level was in the pretreatment group and the lowest was in the group given doses 2 (p=0.148). The highest HDL was in the positive group and the lowest was in the group given doses 2 (p=0.278). Semi polar compound from lemon-local at dose 2 could be regulated profile lipid on old mice with high fat dietary. This research needs to be improved, especially biomechanism of active substances.
Incremental ratio of urea: Urease in alkaline hydrolysis of dried kume grass (Sorghum plumosum var. Timorense) improves its nutritive values
Authors: Dato T O D , Mullik M L 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This experiment aimed at assessing effects of alkaline hydrolysis using rice husk ash filtrate (RHAF) with or without urea and urease enzyme on nutrient content of dried kume grass. A 6x3 completely randomized design was employed to test 6 treatments, namely RK1 = dried kume grass sprayed with RHAF (15% w/v) and hydrolysed for 3 hours, RK2 = Like RK1 + urea 4%, RK3 = Like RK2 plus urease for urea: urease ratio of 1:2 or 1:3 (RK4) or 1:4 (RK5) or 1:5 (RK6). Measured variables were dry matter (DM), organic matter (OM), crude protein (CP), and crude lipid (CL). General linear model for CRD was employed in data analysis, and Duncan test for treatment difference. Results showed that increased urea: urease ratio significantly effecting CP and CL content, yet no difference between 1:4 and 1:6 ratios. The lowest improvement was in RK1 (7.41% CP and 41.93% CL) and the highest was in RK6 (22.75% CP and 210.16% CL). In the contrary, all treated groups showed a decline in DM and OM. It is concluded that alkaline hydrolysis using RHAF plus urea: urease ratio at 1:4 is the best treatment to improve the nutritive value of dried kume grass.
Ethanolic extracts of pleurotus ostreatus in the prevention of raised body temperature and C-Reactive Protein
Authors: Rahimah S B , Putri R K , Hendrayani V , Maharani W , Hartati J , Djunaedi D D , Soeroto A Y , Bisri T 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Anti-inflammatory effect of ethanolic extractions of Pleurotus ostreatus would measure on body temperature and the C-Reactive protein (CRP) in rats induced by carrageenan. In this study, 30 rats were divided; group I (normal control) group II (negative control- caraggenan), group III (positive control- ibuprofen 400 mg / time), group IV and V (treatment I and II: ethanolic extract at 250 and 500 mg / kg BB). The Rats’ body temperature was measured at 0, 2, 4, 6 hours and at the 6th hour the qualitative and semiquantitative CRP was examined. The results showed that the temperature was reduced in the 1st to 6th hour, with different patterns. The Kruskal Wallis test shows significant P-values in the 2nd hour (0.02) and 6th (0.02). The qualitative CRP was analyzed using the Fisher Test and showed a significance at 1:2 dilutions (p=0), while the semiquantitative CRP is only at 1: 1 a dilution (p=0.0). The ethanol extraction of Pleurotus ostreatus at the dose of 250 mg and 500 mg / Kg BB showed a decrease in temperature and CRP, which was quite good when compared with ibuprofen. This result confirms about anti-inflammatory effect of the mushroom.
Decision support system selection of tender winners project development building of STMIK STIKOM Indonesia with TOPSIS method
Authors: Putra D M D U , Pratama P A 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
STMIK STIKOM Indonesia is a college that has been established since 2008. In the process to build the existing building on STMIK STIKOM Indonesia, should used the contractor that have to meet some criteria such as Letter of Offer, Certificate of Registered as a service provider, Tax Document, Building Design Picture, Implementation schedule, Construction Business License, Company’s experience in last 3 years and price, which takes at least 2 months to get a winning contractor whereas the desired building should be built immediately to be used in teaching and learning activities. To produce a decision support system for the selection of the tender winner, this study using the TOPSIS method. TOPSIS is one of the multicriteria decision-making methods that are widely used to process decisions practically. The resulting system can help the decision maker to determine the contractor who won the tender of building projects in STMIK STIKOM Indonesia.
The existence of traditional Balinese architecture on Puri and Umah
Authors: Indriani M N , Widyatmika M A , Mahapatni I A P S , Wardani A A A C 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Balinese architecture, basically, is seeking for the harmony between The Creator, the human and the environment which is stated in the local religious concept Tri Hita Karana. Nowadays Balinese architecture style has grown rapidly with influences of the externals. The research aims to find out the existence of Balinese architecture as cultural tourism potency of Denpasar as the main gate of Bali, especially in the traditional Balinese building namely puri and umah. This research uses a qualitative method that starts with data mining of respondent’s views descriptively, in-depth interviews, and the interpretation of both respondents and researcher as the found concept. This qualitative research proceeds inductively begin with obtaining detailed data, categorizing data, abstracting, and determining the concepts as a finding. The sampling technique is purposive sampling. Data collected by observation, interview, and documentation. From the theory of style and theory of decorative architecture, the existence of Balinese architecture in the traditional puri and umah, seen significantly developed in the zone of pawongan and palemahan without ignoring the ergonomic factor. Similarly, the traditional puri and umah used the ornament that not carved. In the parahyangan area, there are insignificant changes in the materials and colours.
An android-based application to predict student with extraordinary academic achievement
Authors: Sudipa I G I , Wijaya I N S W , Radhitya M L , Mahawan I M A , Arsana I N A 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The study period of students who pass the time limit and high numbers of dropout in a college can affect the value of campus accreditation. The anticipation of that possibility, the college must make predictions about potential students don’t graduate on time. This study aims to build a system capable of predicting students who have the potential. If students with unpredictable graduation risks can be identified in the early stages, then the indication of dropout rates may be reduced by providing special appeals to students at risk. Prediction analysis applies the K-Nearest Neighbors method to dig up the trace data stack and look for the proximity of the data with the new data. The test data used student class of 2011 with 100 students as sample data. This method of classification is based on several attributes, namely the evaluation of the 1st semester to semester 6th, the number of GPA, credits that have been taken each semester, number of credits passed, and the number of credits that didn’t pass. The result of classification becomes the output of the system which is then entered into the testing phase. This stage compares the output with the original data with 70, 73% accuration result.
A mobile-based application for children emergency identification training for mothers
Authors: Awalia F , Septriana D , Afziani B , Budiman B , Romadhona N 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Melong is a dense district in West Java of Indonesia and mostly occupied by pre-prosperous families, therefore the probability to be exposed with a pediatric emergency situation is large. The intervention was dedicated to preparing the community in identifying the pediatric emergency situation. The preliminary survey was conducted to identify household with toddlers. The mother of correspondent households was gathered in a forum and the baseline data about their knowledge in a pediatric emergency situation were measured twice, before and after the intervention. The intervention given in this public service is group discussion between a pediatrician, public health specialists, and the mothers. After the intervention had given, the mothers were explained and equipped by tools that would be useful to identify (and to cope) with problems such as a thermometer, water bladder, and measuring glass. Most of the respondents filled the questionnaires, they were mothers with children or grandchildren at home. The intervention method was successful to increase the pediatric emergency identification. Further evaluation for consistency of knowledge at home is needed due to rare chances of emergency situation.
Calculating blood pressure and BMI increase caused by night shift construction working using an android-based application
Authors: Rahmawaty I , Batara T , Nafiani N , Diandra D 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The purpose of this study was to assess cardio metabolic disorders earlier by measuring Body Mass Index (BMI), Blood Pressure and Physical Fitness (VO2max). This study was an observational study with cross sectional approach conducted on CV Harith construction by taking subject of 30 peoples by randomly purposive which met the inclusion criteria. Workers shifted morning work then performed night shift each for 2 weeks before they were measured. This study uses the Dependent t test to determine morning and night shift differences. The results showed that there were significant increased on BMI and blood Pressure with p less than 0, 001 but there was no significant decreases on Physical fitness among night and day shift working. This study shows night shift in construction workers causes a significant increase in blood pressure and BMI but does not show significant changes in worker physical fitness.
The development of digital comic on ecosystem for thematic learning in elementary schools
Authors: Mustikasari L , Priscylio G , Hartati T , Sopandi W 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This research aims to generate digital comic on ecosystem for thematic learning in elementary school. Research and development was used as method of the study. This study was conducted with five-grade students in five Public Elementary Schools, two Private Elementary Schools and two Integrated Islamic Primary Schools. The instruments of data collection used in this study were questionnaire and interview. The students questionnaire responses was analysed qualitative and quantitative for each item. The validity test of the developed digital comic on ecosystem is good validity categories. This finding also suggests that the developed digital comic can increase students’ motivation and interest in thematic learning. The development of digital comic learning media on thematic learning in elementary schools can motivate students in the learning process worthy of being used in learning. The feasibility of comic media is shown by the assessment of material experts by 3.51 (good), media expert’s assessment of 4.01 (good), teacher’s assessment as an education practitioner by 3.9 (good) and student questionnaire assessment by 3.93 (good).
The impact of parental education levels on digital skills of students in urban sprawl impacted areas
Authors: Warih M P , Rindarjono M G , Nurhadi N 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The current research will describe developing cities in developing countries especially in Indonesia representing polycentric or urban sprawl growth patterns. The purpose of this study is to identify the influence of the level of education parents have on the digital expertise of students in supporting learning in urban sprawl impacted areas, this is intended to recommend handling the problem of low levels of knowledge of students about the use of technology to support learning and so that students have good digital expertise to support his work in the future. Data analysis used is descriptive qualitative to explore social factors of the community and students who develop in Colomadu District. Data were obtained through interview methods accompanied by questionnaires in the study area. The results of this study illustrate that the low level of education of parents will lead to low income and socio-economic conditions, thus becoming a barrier to information and digital abilities of students in urban sprawl affected areas. Students tend to have digital expertise when the level of education of parents is in a good level and has a good economic level, besides that it is found that regional development does not necessarily have a positive impact on increasing students’ knowledge about technology. Furthermore, the low level of digital ability of students will be predicted to become an obstacle in the future.
Distribution of lesson within Indonesian latest curriculum using a web-based application
Authors: Ningsih D S , Rohman A 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This study aims to explain and to describe the role of school principals in the implementation of 2013 Curriculum at Elementary School Pakem 2 Sleman Yogyakarta. This study uses qualitative method. The instruments of the research were observation, interview and documentation. It is where the researcher seeks to collect and analyze research data through primary data sources in the form of structured interviews with the principal regarding the role of school principal in implementation of 2013 Curriculum. The results of this research show that school principals have played good roles in implementation of 2013 Curriculum in Elementary School Pakem 2 Sleman Yogyakarta. The roles are such as: (a) role as an educator, (b) role as a manager, (c) role as an administrator, (d) role as a supervisor, (e) role as a leader, (f) role as an innovator, and (g) role as a motivator. Collaboration between school principals, school supervisor, and teacher has been maximizing in implementing curriculum in this school. The school principal is very open minded to anyone who wants to give input form of suggestions or criticisms for the progress of the school.
Digital detector on bureau classification of Indonesia: A case study of self-unloading vessel bought from China
Authors: Danny F , Muswar M , Fridolini F 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
In the implementation of the principle of sabotage (Presidential Instruction Number 5 in 2005) about the empowerment of the cruise industry nationwide, the Government issued new rules for the shipping industry operating in Indonesia the fulfilment of class acceptance requirements for foreign vessels that have been purchased and operating in the Indonesian territory becomes an important concern, so that all ships sailing within the territory of Indonesia have been registered in the Indonesian Classification Bureau, its consequences are to be classed in the domestic ship classification and in this case is the Bureau Classification of Indonesia (BKI). This research used the descriptive methods with the literature data from mandatory ship classification is done for the sake of safety, as one of the tools to measure the worth or not to sail. Requirements of classification more focus on the technical requirements and calculations of a hull construction, stability, electrical machinery, and the supporting system of the vessel operating systems such as boilers, steering system, and others. Because this research is foreign vessels purchased from China, in the case of foreign vessel classifications purchased and then operated in the territory of Indonesia, it is obligatory to carry out a classification in the Indonesian Classification Bureau (BKI) and fulfill the requirements for finished shipbuilding class acceptance procedures, and then BKI issued a Temporary Classification Certification and Temporary Load Line Certificate.