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The semantics of scalar equatives in Mandarin Chinese
Authors: Cao Yuzhen , Luo Qiongpeng 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The article presents a formal analysis of the xiang……yiyang scalar equative construction in Mandarin Chinese (MSEs). In the standard degree-based approach, scalar equatives are widely assumed to express an asymmetrical linear ordering between two degree-denoting descriptions such that the degree to which the comparee possesses is at least as great as the degree to which the standard possesses. However, this standard analysis would fall short of MSEs, which display a cluster of properties that are unexpected on the standard account: (i) MSEs disallow differentials; (ii) MSEs cannot take measure phrases as the standard; (iii) MSEs in general do not license NPIs in the standard phrases, and (iv) MSEs disallow factor phrases that express multiplication of numerical values. We propose that unlike scalar equatives in English (ESEs), where the comparison of equality is based on asymmetrical linear ordering of the degrees as points, MSEs recur to degrees as kinds, and consequently, the comparison of equality in the latter is based on instantiation of the degree-kinds, namely, equality of properties. The commonalities and differences between MSEs and ESEs suggest that, despite the fact that degrees and properties are semantic objects of distinct types, the underlying connection between them runs deep and fundamental.
The role of subordinate financialisation in Egypt’s employment crisis
Authors: Diab Osama 
Published: December 2022

SUMMARY
Studies of financialisation have largely ignored its impact in global south contexts. This briefing, therefore, adopts the ‘subordinate financialisation’ framework to study the impact of growing financialisation in Egypt, using primary data on the financial sector, employment and capital formation. To avoid the shortcomings of methodological nationalism, this briefing stresses the global south and historical dimensions of Egypt’s subordinate financialisation. The briefing concludes that traditional policy intervention, including progressive countercyclical measures, is unlikely to counterbalance the adverse effects of this extractive variety of financialisation due to its non-cyclical nature.
Understanding galaxy rotation curves with Verlinde’s emergent gravity
Authors: Yoon Youngsub , Park Jong-Chul , Hwang Ho Seong 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
We present the results from the analysis of galaxy rotation curves with Verlinde’s emergent gravity. We use the data in the Spitzer Photometry and Accurate Rotation Curves database, which contains a sample of 175 nearby disk galaxies with 3.6 µm surface photometry and rotation curves. We compute the gravitational acceleration at different galactocentric radii expected from the baryon distribution of the galaxies with the emergent gravity, and compare it with the observed gravitational acceleration derived from galactic rotation curves. The predicted and observed accelerations agree well with a mean offset

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Mechanisms of metal–insulator transitions in ultrathin SrMoO3 films
Authors: Qi Weiheng , Liu Chen , Wang Zhen , Li Yan , Ibrahim Kurash , Wang Huan-hua 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
As the thickness of a transition metal oxide thin film is reduced to several unit cells, dimensional and interfacial effects modulate its structure and properties, and initiate low-dimension quantum phase transitions different from its bulk counterparts. To check if a metal–insulator transition (MIT) occurs to a low-dimensional 4

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Effects of formaldehyde treated-soybeal meal on sheep performance
Authors: Arifuddin M S , Yakupitiyage A , Tumwasorn S , Hansen G K , Parkpian P 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The study aims at investigating the effects of protecting soybean meal proteinby using formaldehyde on live weight gain, dry matter consumption and feedefficiency of local rams. The research was conducted during 10 weeks period, using a completely randomized design (CRD) with 4 treatments within 4 replicates. Sixteen fat tail sheep, approximately 10 – 14 months of age with body weights ranging from 9 – 12 kg were used in this experiment. Soybean meal was treated with various concentration of formaldehyde, i.e 0 g, 5 g, 10 g and 15 g formaldehyde/ kg soybean meal. Untreated soybean meal was used as the treatment control. Maize forage (zea mays) was given ad-libitum as basal diet. Treatment with highest formaldehyde levels enhanced live weight gain (19.27 kg), dry matter consumption (412.80 g/d) and feed efficiency (35.52 %). The result indicated that, formaldehyde treatment of soybean meal protected dietary protein from rumen micro-organisms. Further investigation the optimum level of formaldehyde is warranted.
Multiple Biota Cultivation (Gracilaria sp and Chanos-chanos) Development Model as a Pillar of Milk Fish-Agar Agroindustry and its Applications
Authors: Ya’la Zakirah Raihani , Sulistiawati Dwi , Nasmia  , Tobigo DesianaTrisnawati 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The general objective of the research is to formulate a development model for the cultivation of multiple biota (Gracilaria sp and Chanos chanos) as a pillar as the main support for the implementation of the development of the milkfish- agar agroindustry in the province of Central Sulawesi. The research was conducted in 3 districts producing seaweed and milkfish, namely, Morowali Regency, Parimo Regency and Donggala Regency. Each district is represented by 2 sub-districts which are the largest producers of seaweed so that there are 6 sub-districts. This research using a survey method by taking samples directly in the field by simple random sampling and purposive sampling, GIS methods for land suitability and SWOT analysis. Seaweed processing technology and marketing analysis supported SWOT analysis as requirements for development model of dual biota cultivation. The results showed that The suitability of the land is mostly suitable for the cultivation of milkfish and seaweed in Donggala Regency (716.09 Ha), Parimo Regency (674.91 Ha) and Morowali Regency (118.33ha). supported by water quality condition in 3 Regency which is quite optimal for the land suitability for cultivation of seaweed and milkfish, as well as factors that support the development model of milkfish-agar agroindustry.
Slope stability using Simplified Bishop method in Kebun Kopi area Donggala regency, central Sulawesi province
Authors: Ramadhani S , Martini  , Chauf K A , Dwijaka A , Bierhofa M Z , Gagaramusu Y 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Kebun Kopi is prone to landslides, especially during the long rainy season. On September 16, 2020, there was a landslide at KM 42, which caused the closure of the road. Slope handling in the that area has been carried out by providing reinforcement and erosion control, however, it was not sufficient for handling landslide cases. This study aimed to determine the slope stability at KM 42 based on simplified Bishop. The research was conducted in Nupa Bomba Village, Central Sulawesi Province. The data used in this research are secondary data which is the result of previous research. Secondary data were used in the form of slope geometry and laboratory test data. The collected data were analyzed using calculations according to the standards. Slope stability analysis was carried out by manual calculations using the simplified Bishop method and compared with numerical calculations using the Slide program. The results indicate that the value of the minimum safety factor has an average difference 0.22% when compared to the numerical analysis. The disadvantage of manual calculations is that the analysis process is quite long and less accurate, this can be minimized by using software analyzing slope stability problems, especially in the Kebun Kopi area.
Architectural adaptation of vernacular stilt houses in Palu city
Authors: Burhany NR , Jiba RB A , Puteri F , Marwah A 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This study intends to identify architectural adaptations that occur in vernacular stilt houses in Palu City. The research method used is a qualitative approach and field research methods. Typology is used as an analytical tool and will analyze the basic structures, functions, and the process of development of these basic structures to their current form. Then examine the possible influence of local conditions on architectural adaptations that occur. The results of this study will enrich the repertoire of knowledge of Archipelago Architecture about the development of vernacular stilt house architecture. In addition, the results of this research will later be used as reference material in conserving Kaili tribal architecture and developing stilt house architecture in urban community life.
Effect climate change on the potential erosion of the Singkoyo watershed
Authors: Sutapa I W , Yassir  , Nina B R , Sance L , Frederichsen F P 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Global climate change results in an increase/decrease in rainfall, resulting in frequent occurrence of extreme rains that cause floods and landslides as well as prolonged droughts.. This study aims to determine the effect of climate change on the erosion potential of the Singkoyo watershed. The data used in the form of rain data obtained from Singkoyo Station (2008-2020), geological maps, maps of the earth’s appearance and land use maps. The method used in analyzing the erosion potential is USLE. The climate change scenario is carried out by multiplying the average monthly rainfall by -20%, -10%, 10% and 20%. The result of this research is the reduction of rain by 10% and 20% resulted in decreased erosion potential by 3.7 tons/ha/year (13.3%) and 7.3 tons/ha/year (26.2%). An increase in rainfall of 10% and 20% resulted in the potential for erosion to increase by 3.9 tons/ha/year (13.9%) and 7.9 tons/ha/year (28.1%). The conclusion of this study is that the relationship between rainfall and erosion potential is linear, meaning that an increase in rainfall causes an increase in erosion potential and vice versa.
Assessment of Occupational Health and Safety Risk in the Road Construction Project in the Sigi Regency
Authors: Fahirah F , Fadjar Adnan , Madina Rika 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The possibility occurrence of occupational health and safety risk in construction work is large because each work environment has many sources of danger but can be done prevention and handling to reduce the risk of occurrence of a work accident that’s why we need the process of identification and assessment of occupational health and safety risks. This type of research is descriptive analysis, the research approach is observational to use a sheet of JHA (Job Hazard Analysis) for hazard identification and risk assessment with a semi-quantitative analysis using the standard risk assessment AS/NZS 4360:2004. The results of the hazard identification beyond the occupational health and safety are carried out in the road construction in the Sigi Regency produce 147 of the danger that comes from the unsafe action and unsafe conditions and the results of assessing the risks over 147 hazards identified there are 5 different levels of risk ranging from the risk level the most, namely level priority 3 as much as 46%, very high as much as 22%, for priority 1 as much as 14%, substantial as much as 11%, and acceptable as much as 7%.
Baseflow index on Miu watershed based on a digital graphical method
Authors: Oktavia S R , Rustiati N B , Andiese V W , Amaliah T , Labombang M , Mantika O A 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Baseflow is essential for water resource management in the dry season at the watershed scale. Management strategy water resources play a crucial role, especially those related to estimation efforts water supply, water quality management, water balance calculation, and strategy development of other water resources. This study aims to determine the value of baseflow using the Fixed Interval Method. This study used Hydro Office software with input daily discharge data from 2004 to 2013. The average baseflow value obtained was 5.53 m3/s, the process of calibrating by taking discharge data in the dry season, with no rainfall input. The BFI value obtained an average of 0. 9. This value indicates that the Miu watershed has high storage permeability characteristics. It indicates that the Miu watershed has a relatively stable flow during dry periods. The greater the BFI value, the better the water supply in a watershed.
Implementation of a Sustainable green economy in Indonesia: A Literature Review
Authors: Masdar R , Husna  , Jurana  , Amborowatie R , Meldawaty L , Tenripada  , Mursali M I , Naida N 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This study aims to examine the implementation of a sustainable green economy in Indonesia. The issue of the green economy concept supports the achievement of sustainable development goals, especially in Indonesia. This article was compiled by compiling the results of reports issued by government, nongovernment institutions and universities both from within and outside Indonesia. This article compiles several studies on the development of green investment, green economic growth and strategies for greening the economy. This article cannot be used as a concept that can generalize the application of the green economy because it is limited by the application of the methods in this article. However, the results of the research concepts presented in this article can be a reference for further researchers and policy makers.
Investigation of static and dynamic characteristics of electromagnetic sensor
Authors: Djalilov A , Nazarov O , Urolov S , Esemuratova G 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In recent years, in many parts of the world, including Central Asia, water scarcity has adversely affected the region’s economy, livelihoods and interstate relations. This increases the demand for modern metering equipment for flow and water level. Currently, water management systems in developed countries use and measure water meters with different designs to measure and control the flow and level of water. For this reason, this article investigates the static and dynamic characteristics of an electromagnetic sensor used to measure water flow and level and develops its software.
Impact of absorbents and changes of parameters of absorber operation on the level of absorbation drying of natural gas
Authors: Jumaev Kayum , Zaripov G’olib , Akhadova Dilnora , Amonova Nilufar , Hotamov Qobil 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The process of gas drying is carried out by improving the technical-economic performance, eliminating negative situations raised, reducing the amount of residual water in regenerated absorbent to less than 0.5% and organizing the process in desorber by holding the temperature in the bottom of desorber below the temperature of thermal destruction of glycol. In this research, alternative methods to increase the efficiency of the passage of water molecules from the gas content in the absorber plates to the absorbent by the mass transfer and the factors influencing the absorption process have been studied.
Combined aggregate for strip tillage and simultaneous sowing of re-crops
Authors: Alimova F A , Primkulov B Sh , Saidova M T , Boboniyozov E A 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In view of the problem of the specific condition of the fields after harvesting winter crops, special tillage is required to use them for re-sowing. For this purpose, strip tilling was chosen as the most suitable technology. Data on the experimental search for the using it for the rear of repeated crops in permanent drills and in aisles ridges are presented. Based on the principle of vertical and horizontal cutting with simultaneous loosening of the soil, working organs were developed and experimentally tested. The data on the quality of tillage by the working bodies of the recommended device obtained in experimental studies are given. A schematic diagram of the designed combined aggregate with a device for strip tillage before sowing repeated crops is shown. A diagram of the arrangement of the device organs is given. The methods and materials of experimental tests, which were run in two stages, are also indicated. Graphs of changes in the degree of soil grinding and proposed organs traction resistance are described depending on the distance between the ripping disks and the lancet share. The experimental tests results of justification the optimal values of the parameters of the working organs for strip tillage of developed combined aggregate are presented. Based on the results of the research, the results were obtained on the justification of the parameters of the working organs for strip tillage of combined aggregate. The developed aggregate can meet the requirements of no-till sowing of repeated crops. This study can provide recommendations for the design and improvement of implements for reduced tillage in the conditions of Central Asia.
A dynamic study of a chain transmission with a variable centre distance is performed (on the transmission of rotational motion)
Authors: Turdaliyev V M , Komilov S R , Ismoilov A M , Akbaraliyev X X 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The article taking into account the mechanical characteristics and technological resistances of the operator of a tillage machine with a variable chain drive in the transmission mechanism, the problem of the dynamics of the machine unit with a degree of freedom equal to two is solved, and the laws of mass movement are determined.
Agricultural technology and cotton yield
Authors: Jumanov D T , Kuziboyev J B , Izzatullayev L A 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In the conducted field experiment, three different densities of cotton bushes (80, 100 and 120,000 per 1 ha, as well as 7.2, 9.0 and 10.8 plants per 1 running meter, respectively), two types of irrigation depending on the limited field moisture. the power of the soil (NPK) regime (70-70-60 and 75-75-60%, as well as the irrigation regime 2-3-0 and 2-4-0, respectively) and the mutual proportions of fertilizers (NPK) in two standards (1: 0.7:0.5 and 1:1:0.5). The annual fertilizer rates were: N200 P140 and K100 and N200 P200 and K100 kg/ha. It was taken into account that the yield of cotton grown under the conditions of 70-70-60% of the soil NVAC (limited field capacity) in the irrigation regime was higher than the yield of 75-75-60% of the irrigated options. during the years of experimentation. At 70-70-60% irrigation regime, depending on the density of the bush and the ratio of fertilizers, the average yield was 35.7-40.9 t/ha, and at 75-75-60% irrigation regime, the average yield by options was 33.2-36.4 q/ha. It was found that the microneuron index of cotton fiber harvested from the experimental options was 4.3-4.5, and the microneuron index of cotton fiber harvested from the variants irrigated in the 70-70-60% mode was slightly higher than in the irrigation mode 75-75-60%.
Application of neurointelligence technology in predicting the development of agribusiness
Authors: Fedotova G V , Kapustina Yu A , Sigidov Yu I , Dzhancharova G K , Lamzin R M , Tsitsige  
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Neural networks have proven to be highly adaptable to various tasks associat-ed with large data sets and their processing in order to obtain new knowledge and data for subsequent planning of the development of various systems. Neural networks are used not only in the processing of large data sets, but also in the construction of predictive models. In this article, we built a neural net-work model for calculating and forecasting profit index of the agro-industrial complex (AIC) of Russia, on the basis of aggregated input factor parameters, reflecting the potential of the industries. In addition to the neural network forecast, the article builds a profit forecast using the method of regres-sion-correlation analysis, which has long been used by economists. For fore-casting purposes, the analysis of the dynamics of development of the branches of agro-industrial complex was carried out and the main factors determining their future opportunities were selected. Using the online platform Deductor Studio Academic assessed the dependence and impact of input indicators on the derived profit indicator and checking the correlation coefficients between the parameters were calculated. The obtained forecasted profit values were com-pared with the actual profit value and the difference in the accuracy of the forecasts was calculated.
Fitability of the high-clearance tractor with the 4K4 wheel arrangement at the row spacing
Authors: Akhmetov A A , Kambarov B A , Isokova Z X , Xatamov B A 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The results of laboratory, field and household tests of a tractor model implemented on sowing and row-spacing processing of cotton-plant during the growing season are specified in the article. Agrotechnical evaluation of damage to plants and knockability of cotton fruit elements by machine-tractor unit, consisting of compared tractors and cultivator, showed that knocking down cotton fruit elements in one pass at tractor with 4K4 wheel arrangement is less by 10% compared to tractor with 3K2 wheel arrangement. The fitability of cultivator on basis of a high-clearance mock tractor with 4K4 wheel arrangement on cotton-plant processing in the fruiting stage according to main indicators complies with the standards established in the Initial requirements.