bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Improving Employee Performance Through Physical Work Environment, Emotional Intelligence and Self Leadership
Authors: Resa Adhika I Nyoman , Aristana I Nengah , Rihayana I Gede , Putra Salain Putu Pradiva 
Published: January 2024

Human resources are assets owned by an organization. Without human resources in an entity, operational activities will not be able to run. Entities must be able to empower human resources so that they can produce qualified employee performance. Employee performance is influenced by many factors including the physical work environment, emotional intelligence and self-leadership. This study aims to determine the effect of the physical work environment, emotional intelligence and self-leadership on employee performance. The location of this research is at The Vira Boutique Hotel and Suites Bali. The population uses The Vira Boutique Hotel and Suites Bali employees and a sample of 55 employees. Data analysis technique using Multiple Linear Regression Analysis. From the results of the study, it was found that the physical work environment had a significant positive effect on employee performance, emotional intelligence had a significant positive effect on employee performance, and self-leadership had a significant positive effect on employee performance. Suggestions that can be given by researchers are The Vira Boutique Hotel and Suites Bali should organize the work space properly, provide training to employees and guide employees, and always supervise employees at work.
Keywords: Physical Work Environment, Emotional Intelligence, Self Leadership, Employee Performance
Automated scoring of the autobiographical interview with natural language processing
Authors: van Genugten Ruben D.I. , Schacter Daniel L. 
Published: January 2024

AbstractThe autobiographical interview has been used in more than 200 studies to assess the content of autobiographical memories. In a typical experiment, participants recall memories, which are then scored manually for internal details (episodic details from the central event) and external details (largely non-episodic details). Scoring these narratives requires a significant amount of time. As a result, large studies with this procedure are often impractical, and even conducting small studies is time-consuming. To reduce scoring burden and enable larger studies, we developed an approach to automatically score responses with natural language processing. We fine-tuned an existing language model (distilBERT) to identify the amount of internal and external content in each sentence. These predictions were aggregated to obtain internal and external content estimates for each narrative. We evaluated our model by comparing manual scores with automated scores in five datasets. We found that our model performed well across datasets. In four datasets, we found a strong correlation between internal detail counts and the amount of predicted internal content. In these datasets, manual and automated external scores were also strongly correlated, and we found minimal misclassification of content. In a fifth dataset, our model performed well after additional preprocessing. To make automated scoring available to other researchers, we provide a Colab notebook that is intended to be used without additional coding.
ANALISIS FAKTOR RISIKO KEJADIAN PENYAKIT GASTRITIS DI WILAYAH KERJA PUSKESMAS WAWOTOBI KABUPATEN KONAWE TAHUN 2020
Authors: Riwansyah Andi Ulfryda Dwi , Sety La Ode Muhamad , Salma WaOde 
Published: January 2024

Gastritis is an inflammation of the gastric mucosa that results in swelling of the gastric mucosa until the epithelium is released. The incidence of Gastritis in the world is estimated to affect more than 1.7 billion people. This study aims to analyze the risk factors of diet, stress and economic status of Gastritis disease incidence in patients in the working area of Puskesmas Wawotobi Konawe District in 2020. This study used a case control study design.The population in this study were all patients who checked themselves at The Public Poly of Wawotobi Health Center Konawe Regency in January to August 2020. The samples in this study were 104 samples (52 cases and 52 controls). Sampling using probability sampling technique by means of simple random sampling. The results showed risk factors for Gastritis disease, namely diet obtained p-value = 0,000, OR = 5,127 (CI 95% 2,218-11,850) and stress obtained p-value = 0.000, OR = 4,632 (CI 95% 2,028-10,583), while non-risk factors for Gastritis disease are economic status obtained p-value = 0.554, OR = 1.367 (CI 95% 0.629-2.971). The conclusion is that diet and stress are risk factors and economic status is not a risk factor for Gastritis disease in patients in the working area of Puskesmas Wawotobi Konawe District in 2020. People are expected to always maintain health by conducting clean and healthy living behaviors and also can maintain a balanced diet by applying balanced nutrition.
Analisis pengaruh budaya organisasi dan kepuasan kerja terhadap turnover intention karyawan (Studi Pada Green Terrace Tegallalang, Gianyar - Bali)
Authors: Mahayasa I Gede Aryana , Putra I Gusti Ngurah Andika , Oktarini Luh Nik 
Published: January 2024

Turnover intention is an employee's desire to leave an organization that has not been realized in a definite action to leave the organization where the employee is. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of organizational culture and job satisfaction on turnover intention at Green Terrace Tegallalang. The number of respondents is 38 employees (saturated sampling). Data collection was carried out through observation, questionnaires, interviews, literature and documentation. The data analysis technique used is validity and reliability test, classical assumption test, multiple linear regression analysis, determination, t test (partial regression), and F test (simultaneous regression). The results found a negative and significant effect of organizational culture (X1) on employee turnover intention (Y). there is a negative and significant effect of job satisfaction (X2) on employee turnover intention (Y). there is a negative and significant effect of organizational culture (X1) and job satisfaction (X2) on employee turnover intention (Y) at Green Terrace Tegallalang.

Keywords: Organizational Culture, Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intention
Meneropong collective entrepreneurship dan manajemen strategis pada Toko/Warung Madura
Authors: Hidayat Ujang Syaiful , Hariyanto Dwi Widi , Susanto Iwan Wahyu 
Published: January 2024

Abstract: Many Madurese-owned stalls or retail shops with similar facades, items, prices, and opening 24/365 in major cities across Indonesia have gone viral on social media, making them an intriguing retail chain phenomenon to investigate. At a glance, this phenomenon opposes conventional strategic management, which emphasizes competitive advantage. This qualitative study uses observation, interviews, and document analysis to gain insight into the strategic management paradigm was held in Surabaya and Madura. The results show that these retail stores are sporadic in nature, not retail chains. No coherent management strategy has been planned, applied, or assessed. The Madurese genius loci that becomes their philosophy of living, when put into practice, gives rise to a novel approach to corporate strategy.
Keywords: Strategic management, collective entrepreneurship, retails, Madura.
Single Millisecond Pulsars from Dynamical Interaction Processes in Dense Star Clusters
Authors: Ye Claire S. , Kremer Kyle , Ransom Scott M. , Rasio Frederic A. 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
Globular clusters (GCs) are particularly efficient at forming millisecond pulsars. Among these pulsars, about half lack a companion star, a significantly higher fraction than in the Galactic field. This fraction increases further in some of the densest GCs, especially those that have undergone core collapse, suggesting that dynamical interaction processes play a key role. For the first time, we create N-body models that reproduce the ratio of single-to-binary pulsars in Milky Way–like GCs. We focus especially on NGC 6752, a typical core-collapsed cluster with many observed millisecond pulsars. Previous studies suggested that an increased rate of neutron star binary disruption in the densest clusters could explain the overabundance of single pulsars in these systems. Here, we demonstrate that binary disruption is ineffective and instead we propose that two additional dynamical processes play dominant roles: (1) tidal disruption of main-sequence stars by neutron stars and (2) gravitational collapse of heavy white dwarf binary merger remnants. Neutron stars formed through these processes may also be associated with fast radio bursts similar to those observed recently in an extragalactic GC.
The Discovery of the Faintest Known Milky Way Satellite Using UNIONS
Authors: Smith Simon E. T. , Cerny William , Hayes Christian R. , Sestito Federico , Jensen Jaclyn , McConnachie Alan W. , Geha Marla , Navarro Julio F. , Li Ting S. , Cuillandre Jean-Charles , Errani Raphaël , Chambers Ken , Gwyn Stephen , Hammer Francois , Hudson Michael J. , Magnier Eugene , Martin Nicolas 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
We present the discovery of Ursa Major III/UNIONS 1, the least luminous known satellite of the Milky Way, which is estimated to have an absolute V-band magnitude of

+

2.2

−
0.3

+
0.4

mag, equivalent to a total stellar mass of

16

−
5

+
6

M
⊙. Ursa Major III/UNIONS 1 was uncovered in the deep, wide-field Ultraviolet Near Infrared Optical Northern Survey (UNIONS) and is consistent with an old (τ > 11 Gyr), metal-poor ([Fe/H] ∼ −2.2) stellar population at a heliocentric distance of ∼10 kpc. Despite its being compact (r
h = 3 ± 1 pc) and composed of few stars, we confirm the reality of Ursa Major III/UNIONS 1 with Keck II/DEIMOS follow-up spectroscopy and identify 11 radial velocity members, eight of which have full astrometric data from Gaia and are co-moving based on their proper motions. Based on these 11 radial velocity members, we derive an intrinsic velocity dispersion of

3.7

−
1.0

+
1.4

km s−1 but some caveats preclude this value from being interpreted as a direct indicator of the underlying gravitational potential at this time. Primarily, the exclusion of the largest velocity outlier from the member list drops the velocity dispersion to

1.9

−
1.1

+
1.4

km s−1, and the subsequent removal of an additional outlier star produces an unresolved velocity dispersion. While the presence of binary stars may be inflating the measurement, the possibility of a significant velocity dispersion makes Ursa Major III/UNIONS 1 a high-priority candidate for multi-epoch spectroscopic follow-ups to deduce the true nature of this incredibly faint satellite.
Identification of 4FGL Uncertain Sources at Higher Resolutions with Inverse Discrete Wavelet Transform
Authors: Cao Haitao , Xiao Hubing , Luo Zhijian , Zeng Xiangtao , Fan Junhui 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
In the forthcoming era of big astronomical data, it is a burden to find target sources from ground-based and space-based telescopes. Although machine-learning methods have been extensively utilized to address this issue, the incorporation of in-depth data analysis can significantly enhance the efficiency of identifying target sources when dealing with massive volumes of astronomical data. In this work, we focused on the task of finding active galactic nucleus (AGN) candidates and identifying BL Lacertae objects (BL Lac) or flat spectrum radio quasar (FSRQ) candidates from the 4FGL_DR3 uncertain sources. We studied the correlations among the attributes of the 4FGL_DR3 catalog and proposed a novel method, named fractal dimension–inverse discrete wavelet transform (FDIDWT), to transform the original data. The transformed data set is characterized as low-dimensional and feature-highlighted, with the estimation of correlation features by fractal dimension theory and the multi-resolution analysis by inverse discrete wavelet transform (IDWT). Combining the FDIDWT method with an improved lightweight MatchboxConv1D model, we accomplished two missions: (1) to distinguish the AGNs from others (non-AGNs) in the 4FGL_DR3 uncertain sources with an accuracy of 96.65% ± 1.32%, namely Mission A; and (2) to classify blazar candidates of uncertain type into BL Lacs or FSRQs with an accuracy of 92.03% ± 2.2%, namely Mission B. There are 1354 AGN candidates in Mission A, and 482 BL Lacs candidates and 128 FSRQ candidates were found in Mission B. The results show a high consistency of greater than 98% with the results in previous works. In addition, our method has the advantage of finding less variable and relatively faint sources than ordinary methods.
From Feast to Famine: A Systematic Study of Accretion onto Oblique Pulsars with 3D GRMHD Simulations
Authors: Murguia-Berthier Ariadna , Parfrey Kyle , Tchekhovskoy Alexander , Jacquemin-Ide Jonatan 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
Disk-fed accretion onto neutron stars can power a wide range of astrophysical sources ranging from X-ray binaries, to accretion-powered millisecond pulsars, ultraluminous X-ray sources, and gamma-ray bursts. A crucial parameter controlling the gas–magnetosphere interaction is the strength of the stellar dipole. In addition, coherent X-ray pulsations in many neutron star systems indicate that the star's dipole moment is oblique relative to its rotation axis. Therefore, it is critical to systematically explore the 2D parameter space of the star's magnetic field strength and obliquity, which is what this work does, for the first time, in the framework of 3D general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamics. If the accretion disk carries its own vertical magnetic field, this introduces an additional factor: the relative polarity of the disk and stellar magnetic fields. We find that depending on the strength of the stellar dipole and the star–disk relative polarity, the neutron star's jet power can either increase or decrease with increasing obliquity. For weak dipole strength (equivalently, high accretion rate), the parallel polarity results in a positive correlation between jet power and obliquity, whereas the antiparallel orientation displays the opposite trend. For stronger dipoles, the relative-polarity effect disappears, and jet power always decreases with increasing obliquity. The influence of the relative polarity gradually disappears as obliquity increases. Highly oblique pulsars tend to have an increased magnetospheric radius, a lower mass accretion rate, and enter the propeller regime at lower magnetic moments than aligned stars.
Evaluation of empagliflozin efficacy as a promising anti-aging treatment in mice: In-vivo study
Authors: Obaid Khalid Ali , Fawzi Hayder Adnan 
Published: January 2024

Aim: Evaluation of the anti-aging properties of Empagliflozin (EMP) associated with the aging process in mice.
Methods: The mice were allocated into four groups: negative control received normal saline without receiving D-galactose (DGA); all the three other groups received DGA (200 mg/kg/day orally) for eight weeks; the second group received normal saline; the third group received vitamin C, the final group received EMP and continued for another eight weeks.
Results: Treatment with EMP reduced the levels of TNF-α, IL-1β, and MDA levels significantly compared to induction group (91.7±9.6 ng/ml, 30.6±5.5 pg/ml, and 66.7±8.3 ng/ml vs. 304.0±102.9 ng/ml, 70.2±6.8 pg/ml, and 204.7±56.9 ng/ml; respectively), while levels of GSH-Px were significantly increased (3.3±0.6 ng/ml vs. 0.3±0.2 ng/ml). In addition, EMP increases the level of both COL-1 and COL-3 compared to the induction group (1,783.6±186.9, and 1,583.6±186.9, vs. 885.7±242.5, and 685.7±242.5 pg/ml; respectively).
Conclusion: EMP positively affects several aging parameters in mice.
Le site paléochrétien Notre-Dame de la Place à Bordeaux : nouveaux acquis chronologiques
Authors: Urbanova Petra , Blancard Pierre Regaldo-Saint , Guibert Pierre , Lanos Philippe , Herve Gwenaël , Dufresne Philippe , Bouvier Armel 
Published: January 2024

Résumé : Lors d’une fouille de sauvetage en 1983, une abside semi-circulaire avait été découverte sous l’église Notre-Dame de la Place, à proximité de la cathédrale de Bordeaux. Le contexte de la découverte et un faisceau d’indices historiques et archéologiques avaient conduit à identifier ces vestiges comme ceux de l’église Sainte-Marie. Sur la base d’un poème de Venance Fortunat, Aliette de Maillé avait proposé en 1959 que cette église ait été construite sous l’épiscopat de Léonce II entre 549 et 567. Même s’il est clair que le monde paléochrétien a fortement marqué le centre-ville de Bordeaux, il restait bien des incertitudes, notamment en ce qui concerne la chronologie des vestiges. Notre étude avait pour objectifs, d’une part, de réexaminer les données existantes avec un regard critique sur les arguments historiques et archéologiques et, d’autre part, d’acquérir des datations physiques par thermoluminescence, luminescence optiquement stimulée et archéomagnétisme sur les différentes phases de construction. La synthèse des 16 nouvelles dates obtenues a été établie par modélisation chronologique bayésienne. Les résultats nous indiquent que la date la plus probable pour la construction du bâtiment à abside se situe entre la deuxième moitié du ive et la première moitié du ve siècle. Cette nouvelle chronologie, les traits architecturaux atypiques et de nombreuses incertitudes relevées dans l’interprétation historique nous amènent à reconsidérer ces vestiges, très largement reconnus depuis près de quarante ans comme étant l’église paléochrétienne la plus ancienne attestée et préservée à Bordeaux.
Un monde d’amateurs révélé par une collection : le musée Miln et l’archéologie préhistorique à Carnac autour de 1900
Authors: Richard Nathalie 
Published: January 2024

À partir de l’exemple des donateurs du musée Miln, qui ouvre ses portes à Carnac (Morbihan, France) en 1882, cet article évoque la diversité sociale des collecteurs d’objets préhistoriques dans la France rurale du xixe siècle. Il met en lumière la richesse des collections actuelles et de leurs archives comme sources pour écrire une histoire sociale et culturelle des sciences plus dense et plus complexe. Cette histoire prend en compte toute la gamme des acteurs qui contribuent localement à la construction des savoirs. Beaucoup d’entre eux ne sont pas visibles dans les sources publiées, y compris celles qui émanent des sociétés savantes provinciales, et constituent des cas limites qui interrogent la catégorie même d’« amateur en sciences ».
Savoirs d’ici, savants d’ailleurs : collecter et collectionner la Préhistoire en Bourgogne septentrionale à partir des années 1950
Authors: Torterat Gwendoline 
Published: January 2024

Cet article restitue une diversité de pratiques liées à la figure de l’amateur et son évolution concrète dans le domaine patrimonial. Elles sont examinées à travers le cas de trois ramasseurs de cailloux, comme ils sont surnommés, originaires du nord de la Bourgogne. Collectionneurs de savoirs sur la Préhistoire et de belles pièces, ils ont classé dans leur réserve respective des dizaines de milliers de silex taillés que les labours remontaient à la surface de parcelles agricoles. N’utilisant aucun outil de détection, ils ont procédé par ramassage dès les années 1950, une décennie décisive qui suit la réorganisation du CNRS et la mise en place de circonscriptions archéologiques. Les responsabilités sont alors progressivement redistribuées ainsi que toute la chaîne des opérations liées à la collecte et l’étude scientifique des vestiges archéologiques.
Statistical process control in pulsed drip irrigation systems
Authors: Cossich Vinicius , Boas Marcio Antonio Vilas , Kepp Naila Cristina , Lopes Allan Remor , Júnior Dário Machado 
Published: January 2024

Pulse drip application is a management option to prevent clogging and improve water-use efficiency. The measurement of distribution uniformity is opportune for pulse irrigation projects to ensure efficiency since the shorter the pulse time, the more negative influence the transition periods have. The objective of the present work was to monitor the quality of a drip irrigation system with different emitter models and different pulse times. The experiment was conducted under laboratory bench conditions, and 25 tests were performed for each pulse application (2, 3, 6 and 12 minutes) and emitter model (non-compensated and auto-compensated). Uniformity was determined using Christiansen's uniformity coefficient (CUC) and distribution uniformity coefficient (DUC) and monitored by Shewhart control charts and exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA). The decrease in pulse time caused a decrease in flow rate and uniformity only in drip irrigation systems with non auto-compensated emitters. However, this decrease is subtle, to the point that uniformity presented an excellent performance for all pulses tested. The use of the Shewhart and EWMA control charts were effective in monitoring the uniformity of the pulsed drip irrigation system. The Shewhart control chart was more robust in identifying isolated non-compensated uniformities, while the EWMA control chart was more sensitive in identifying unstable propensity. In the treatments with the non-compensated emitter, the statistical process control was able to identify that shorter pulse times resulted in greater application instability. As for the auto-compensated emitters, the statistical process control highlighted the concern with application uniformity after maintenance interference.
Keywords: anti-drain emitter, high-frequency irrigation, irrigation interval, statistical quality control.
Relations for quadratic Hodge integrals via stable maps
Authors: Politopoulos Georgios 
Published: January 2024

AbstractFollowing Faber–Pandharipande, we use the virtual localization formula for the moduli space of stable maps to
$\mathbb {P}^{1}$
to compute relations between Hodge integrals. We prove that certain generating series of these integrals are polynomials.
Representaciones del conflicto armado en el cine colombiano
Authors: Rivera Betancur Jerónimo , Ruiz Moreno Sandra 
Published: January 2024

El cine es un acto de representación y se basa en la construcción de realidades inspiradas en la experiencia. En Colombia, el cine no ha sido producto de una industria estructurada, si no más bien del esfuerzo de algunos realizadores que han encontrado diferentes maneras de contar historias sobre temas que hacen parte del acontecer nacional. El conflicto armado en Colombia, entendido como confrontación entre fuerzas del Estado y grupos organizados al margen de la ley, tiene más de cincuenta años y ha estado presente en el arte desde entonces. La investigación “Narrativas del conflicto armado en el cine colombiano” abordó una muestra de películas de la filmografía nacional para encontrar la forma como se ha representado el tema del conflicto armado en el cine colombiano.
ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT TRENDS OF PERSONAL SUBSIDIARY PLOTS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Authors:   Chelyabinsk State University, Zhigar Oksana V. , Serikova Olga O. ,   LTD "AlyansAvto"
Published: January 2024

The article reflects the essence and legislative foundations of employment in personal subsidiary plots in the Russian Federation. Statistical data on the dynamics of the number and average area of personal subsidiary plots, their distribution on the territory of Russia are given. The directions of state support of personal subsidiary plots are considered. The problem of pension provision for citizens employed in personal subsidiary plots is revealed. The foreign experience of organizing the activities of family farms is considered. Recommendations are proposed to support those employed in personal subsidiary plots in our country.