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Occupational Therapy Department's Engagement in the Organizational Management of Coronavirus Disease-2019 Pandemic in an Acute Care Setup
Authors: Nadkarni Karuna Vishal , Sarang Sushant Deepak , Kasar Usha Uday , Gokhale Preetee Sanjay , Palsule Shilpshree Prashant , Mishra Sapna Vishwadeepak , Jain Vaijanti Vaibhav , Phadke Saurabh Shrirang , Pawar Neeta Sharad , Nandgaonkar Hemant Parshuram 
Published: February 2022

Background:
Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic came as a big challenge to the medical fraternity. The novelty of its manifestation made it clear that occupational therapy (OT) professionals would require to adapt to the ever-changing scenario of the pandemic and engage in newer roles to combat the pandemic.

Objective:
The objective of the study was to provide descriptive narration of the process of engagement of the OT department in handling the COVID-19 pandemic at an acute care setup.

Study Design:
A perspective from a clinical experience and a narrative review.

Methods:
Narrative account of the initiatives, challenges, preparations, and outcomes of the measures taken by the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital's (KEMH) OT Department's professionals as part of a multidisciplinary team member in combating the COVID-19 pandemic is reported. The occupational therapist at KEMH used core OT principles and teachings in treatment sessions and managerial functions to aid patients and the organization during the pandemic.

Results:
The measures taken by the OT department professionals at KEMH helped facilitate the management of the COVID-19 pandemic at the hospital. Being well-versed with the organization's style of functioning and philosophy enabled the OT department to work as part of a multidisciplinary team. The active participation of occupational therapists underlined their role in acute respiratory conditions. It helped OT be a part of the critical management of COVID-19 patients admitted in the hospital and at the Jumbo care centers developed by the hospital team of experts.

Conclusion:
The COVID-19 pandemic allowed OT professionals to create new processes and enhance service delivery through innovative actions in an acute care setup.
The Transferability Level of Junior High School Students in Solving Geometry Problems
Authors: Agustin Anisa , Retnowati Endah , Ng Khar Thoe 
Published: February 2022

Transferability indicates that learners are able to use their knowledge to solve advanced problems. This study aimed to elaborate in detail the level of transferability both near andÂ far transferability of junior high school students in solving geometry problems, and to reveal some factors causing errors in doing the transfer test. Geometry in this study covered solid prism and pyramid. This qualitative descriptive study involved as many as 157 Grade VIII students in one of the junior high schools in Sleman Regency, Indonesia. The data were collected through a written test taken by all participants and interviews with 16 students selected based on the category of the transfer test results. This results of the study showed that (1) based on the average test scores, all students acquired fair transferability, (2) based on the near transfer test item, all students could be categorized as having high transferability, (3) based on the far transfer test items, all students could be categorized as having low transferability, (4) The factors that caused student errors were: (i) difficulties in showing information of what is known in the given context of the transfer problem; (ii) difficulties in stating what is asked in the given problems; (iii) difficulties in using conceptual, procedural, and technical knowledge in executing the strategy of solution; (iv) difficulties in drawing correct conclusions. This result of this study have raised concerns regarding the importance of learning strategy that facilitate transferability.
Radiographic evaluation of the margins of clinically acceptable metal-ceramic crowns
Authors: Sheikh Bilal Badar  , Kamil Zafar  , Robia Ghafoor  , Farhan Raza Khan  
Published: February 2022

Objective: To radiographically evaluate the proximal marginal fit of the clinically acceptable metal-ceramic crowns.Method: The prospective study was conducted at the dental clinics of Aga Khan University, Karachi, from July toDecember 2018, and comprised metal-ceramic crowns that were evaluated prior to the cementation. Clinicalexaminations were conducted by seating the crown on the tooth preparation and visual assessment was done usingsharp explorer along the margins. Clinically acceptable crowns were then evaluated on the bite-wing radiograph.Any horizontal or vertical inaccuracy of >0.5mm at the proximal margins was recorded as 'discrepancy'. Data wasanalysed using SPSS 22.Results: Of the 230 interproximal margins of 115 crowns evaluated, 113(49.1%) sites had marginal discrepancies;44(19.1%) horizontal discrepancies, 58(25.2%) vertical discrepancies, and 11(4.8%) having both horizontal andvertical discrepancies. Horizontal crown margin discrepancies were most associated with the mesial site of themaxillary crowns, while vertical discrepancies were commonly associated with the distal aspect of all crowns(p<0.050).Conclusions: Almost half of the crowns that were considered clinically acceptable had some vertical or horizontalmarginal discrepancy on radiographic evaluation.
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Analisis Strategi Pemasaran Usaha Mikro Kecil dan Menengah (UMKM) pada Era Digital di Kota Medan
Authors: Ariza Rizky Ananda , Aslami Nuri 
Published: February 2022

Because of the rise of technology and increased business competition, SMEs must have a strong and well-defined marketing plan in order to succeed. The goal of this study is to look at how marketing strategies are implemented in SMEs in order to compete in the digital age. The researchers used a qualitative technique in this study, conducting structured interviews with the owners or top management of SMEs, with a total sample size of 31 respondents. The findings of this study revealed that the culinary, fashion, and tour and travel industries use added value and differentiation strategies for their products and services, as well as a competitive pricing approach. In the trading industry, on the other hand, they are more likely to employ a price strategy to compete in the market and to select a niche market to develop their target market.
Keywoard : Marketing Strategy, Marketing Mix, SMEs, Medan
A Novel Deep Learning Approach for Detection of Pneumonia from Chest X-Rays
Authors: Yuan Andrew 
Published: February 2022

Current machine learning models for pneumonia detection perform poorly compared to those for other diseases. I aim to use a novel approach to build a model that can improve on performance and be applicable to other diseases.
My approach uses multi-tier neural networks instead of using single convolutional neural networks (CNNs) like what other researchers have done. My multi-tier model consists of three tier-1 Neural Networks (NNs) and one tier-2 NN. For the tier-1 NN, I use 3 selected ImageNet-trained CNNs (ResNet152V2, DenseNet201, and NASNet Hub) as the starting bases, and train each of them via transfer learning. Then, a tier-2 NN is employed to combine the prediction results from the well-trained tier-1 NNs. The tier-2 NN model is trained with the same dataset. It produces the final predictions with substantially improved performance. The dataset used for my model is pre-processed by me, and based on a public chest X-ray dataset from the NIHCC.
My model achieved an AUC score of 76.5%, which is better than each of the tier-1 NNs alone and better than most existing models created by others.
My multi-tier approach accurately detects pneumonia from chest X-rays. It’s practical and it employs incremental learning, meaning it can be continuously improved over time. In the future, I could extend my model from binary classification to multiclass classification, apply it for lung cancer, or even other diseases.
Quantified Tree Risk Assessment Used in the Management of Amenity Trees
Authors: Ellison Michael J. 
Published: February 2022

AbstractA system of tree risk assessment is proposed that expands concepts developed by others and enables a probability of significant harm to be applied to tree failure risk. By evaluating the components of a tree failure hazard and assigning to them estimates of probability, the proposed system enables the skilled tree inspector to calculate the product of those probabilities to produce a numerical estimate of risk. The use of quantification in the assessment of tree hazards enables property owners and managers to operate, as far as is reasonably practicable, to a predetermined limit of reasonable or acceptable risk.
From Margaret Cavendish to Aphra Behn: A Quantitative Analysis of Stage Directions in Restoration Comedy
Authors: Gómez-Lara Manuel J. , Rosso Antonio 
Published: February 2022

Abstract
Stage directions have not been a central topic in English Drama Studies until recently. Their format, purpose and when they became part of the conventional language of printed plays have been traditionally associated with pre-Interregnum authors, but this article concentrates rather on the Restoration years, when a set of cultural and social circumstances boosted the printing of plays. A quantitative examination of nearly nineteen thousand stage directions from the comedies produced between 1660 and 1682 can contribute to a better understanding of the dramatic activity during this period. Their classification and analysis offer useful insights into new staging practices—technical conditions of the scenic stages plus a more than likely evolution in acting techniques—and the authors' individual preferences regarding performance and their different degree of involvement with the politics of commercial drama.
Implementation Paper on Effective Way of Mobile Recharge
Authors: Sanodiya Nitinkumar , Thawre Vipul , Pohekar Ankur , Gedam Raju , Sarote Kunal , Gawande Dinesh 
Published: February 2022

The title of our project is Smart Scan Recharge is android application which is able to do the recharge by just only scanning the recharge voucher. This application will also display the location of the recharge vender on GPS. This way of doing a recharge is very effective because it is very efficient than the manual process.
The Role Perception of Female Secondary School Administrators in Ekiti State
Authors: Oluremi Olaleye Florence 
Published: February 2022

This study examined the self perceived role of female administrators of secondary schools in Ekiti State, Nigeria. Such perception is based on performing specific tasks, and is compared to the role of female administrators as perceived by the teachers under them and the board members of the Teaching Service Commission. A purposive sampling technique was used to select thirty (30) female principals/administrators, 670 teachers under them and five Board members. A 40 item questionnaire, arranged in a summated rating Likert Whitney U-test was employed to test the significance difference between the self-perceived role of female administrators and their role as perceived by both the teachers and Board member. Findings showed that self-perceived role of the female secondary school administrators is significantly different from her role as perceived by the teachers under them in (1) Staff Development (2) Instructional Supervision and (3) Finance and Budgeting Whereas both the female administrators and their superordinates (Board members) perceived the role of the female administrators in the following order of importance. 1. Staff development 2. Finance and Budgeting 3. Community Relations 4. Instructional Supervision 5. Student welfare Services It was recommended that both male and female school administrators need some orientation courses on professional matters regularly.
Evaluation of Intel i7 Core Processor
Authors: Setia Prerna , Nishchal  , Satvinder  
Published: February 2022

The Intel Nehalem microarchitecture that encompasses the Core i7 class of processors uses a 45nm fabrication process for different processors in the Core i7 family. Besides using the power consumption benefits of 45nm, Intel made some dramatic changes in the Nehalem microarchitecture to offer new features and capabilities in the Core i7 family of processors.The paper presented over here is a complete exposure to the precisely used technologies in Intel i7 core processor.Intel i7 processor is a newly available and latest core processor present in the market. It uses all the new technologies present with in the corporative world. It is redesigned by a high repetitive quality of software technocrats so that it is sophisticated form of all of the core processors present.Intel Core i7 usually applies to all families of desktop and laptop 64-bit x86-64processors which uses the Westmere , Nehalaem , Ivy , Sandy Bridge and the Haswell microarchitectures. The Core i7 brand mostly targets all the business and highend consumer markets for both desktop and laptop computers, and is distinguished from the (entry-level consumer)Core i3, (mainstream consumer) Core i5, and (server and workstation) Xeon brands.. In the first three microarchitecture generations of Intelbrand, Core i7 has family members using two distinct system-level architectures, and therefore two distinct. In each of the generation, the highestperforming Core i7 processors uses same socket and QPI-based architecture as the low-end Xeon processors of the previous generation, while the lower-performing Core i7 processors uses the same socket and the PCIE/DMI/FDI architecture as was in the Core i5. Intel firstly introduced the Core i7 in late 2001 with the name Nehalem-based BloomfieldQuad-core processor. In 2009, the new Core i7 models based on the Lynnfield the Nehalem-based , desktop quadcore processor and the Clarksfield the Nehalem-based quad-core mobile were added, andIn January 2010 the models based on the Arrandale dual-core mobile processor were also Nehalem-based added too . The first six-core processor in the Core lineup is the Nehalem-based Gulftown, which was launched on March 16, 2010. Both the regular Core i7 and the Extreme Edition are advertised as five stars in the Intel Processor Rating
Technologies and Sustainable Development: The Cultural Landscapes of the Mediterranean
Authors: Antonio P. D. , Romano Francesca Vera , Scalcione V. N. , Antonio C. D. 
Published: February 2022

The research aims to highlight how Matera and Pompeii, both UNESCO sites are united by a thousand-year-old history always alive, a heritage made of archaeological remains, paintings, frescoes and intangible goods. Henry Vollam Morton in his book "A traveler in Southern Italy" tells of his visit to Matera in the 60’s, when the Sassi had been abandoned and the population moved for the most part to new neighborhoods, and the city appears to his eyes as "an incredible Pompeii” suspended between past and future, once lived and then abandoned.
Today both realities live again thanks to people and institutions who believed in the possibility to restore their life through technology and to resurface enclosed treasures still to be discovered.
Pompeii, an ancient Roman colony, although it seems for its history a crystallized city, is always alive and moving thanks to the continuous discoveries that make it one of the most visited destinations with an exponential growth of tourists.
Matera was in the last century with the agricultural neighborhood and it is now because like other cities it is into the phase of experimenting with ultra-fast 5g telephony.
The 5G experiment has shown that the use of satellite technologies can be of great help to the management and sustainability of cultural landscapes because of support to the development of culture and creativity to the management of visitors, the organization of the tourist destination and the use of cultural heritage and also it enhance and preserves agricultural landscapes and productions, as an expression of the relationship of the community with the natural space.
Diversity of Induced M1V4 Mutant Population of Cassava (Mahinot Esculanta Crantz)
Authors: Kinyua Miriam , Okwaro Henry 
Published: February 2022

ABSTRACT
Cassava owns a small genome (about 770 Mb), it is considered as an allopolyploid with a high level of heterozygosity characteristics which severely hamper the speed and ease of introgressing useful genes in cassava. Mutation techniques form a classical procedure of development of variation in crops like cassava while genetic markers can be used to reveal genetic variation in the germplasm. This study was undertaken to determine the genetic relatedness of mutagenised cassava early generation populations through phenotypic and genetic marker procedures. Diversity of mutagenised population of cassava at M1V4 generation was examined at seedling stage in the greenhouse and at adult stage in the field through checking phenotypic and genetic traits. Plant height, number of lobes on leaves, petiole colour, number of nodes per stem and gel separation of PCR products developed from SSR markers differed significantly between selected putative mutants as well as in comparison with parent line. For example plant height of the 10 selected mutants ranged from 16 cm to 113cm where the parent grew to 24.33 cm while the number of nodes ranged from 11 to 24 with the parent having 13 nodes. Diversity of the mutant lines was demonstrated and further studies can be undertaken to quantify the variation for breeding and production of cassava.
Aprendizagem baseada em projetos: organização e execução de uma proposta formativa na educação a distância
Authors: Gamez Luciano , Malheiro Cicera A. Lima 
Published: February 2022

Neste trabalho, apresentamos o relato de experiência de um processo de organização, execução e implementação de uma proposta formativa para o Ensino Superior a distância, que partiu da utilização da Aprendizagem Baseada em Projetos (ABP) como estratégia metodológica e pedagógica. A experiência deu-se no contexto da disciplina Projeto Integrado do curso superior de Tecnologia em Design Educacional da Universidade Federal de São Paulo. Essa disciplina teve como objetivo direcionar e promover a aplicação prática de conteúdos, de forma interdisciplinar, do conjunto de disciplinas de uma Unidade Curricular situada no contexto de trabalho do designer educacional na educação formal. A descrição dessa experiência é apresentada, bem como os resultados colhidos na avaliação, pelos alunos dessa proposta formativa, relatada como positiva e significativa, tanto pelos discentes como pelos demais professores do curso, por proporcionar a integração entre ações teóricas, reflexivas e práticas no desenvolvimento de competências profissionais específicas do designer educacional.
The knowledge in virtual networks with social media to promote open education: habitat of collective intelligences
Authors: Meister Izabel Patricia , Okada Alexandra 
Published: February 2022

This exploratory study examines how knowledge is created in virtual networks with social media in the context of resilience and adversity, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The aim of this study is to explore social network interactions to improve informal learning. Participants were members of the COLEARN community including educators, students, researchers and professionals from Brazil interested in Open Education enhanced by technologies for Responsible Research and Innovation. This community, started in 2008 on the OpenLearn Moodle platform, became an open education network in 2012 expanded with FaceBook. It is currently focused on the open schooling approach to promote partnerships between universities, schools and society on real socio-scientific issues with the multi-network platform of the CONNECT project in Brazil and Europe. Findings suggest that informal learning can be enriched with the possibility of establishing networks of investigation, knowledge and innovation based on the understanding of how knowledge is constructed in virtual social networks and by observing the movement of collective intelligences instituted in them.

Keywords: Social networks. Open schooling. Informal Learning. Collective intelligence. Responsible Research and Innovation.
Colección Resumen de las Actas de la Comisión de Monumentos y Patrimonio Histórico. Número 3, sesión 11 de marzo de 2019.
Authors: Comisión de Monumentos y Patrimonio Histórico  
Published: February 2022

Sesión 11 de marzo de 2019.
Relación de los asuntos tratados:1.- Se aprueba formalmente el acta núm. 2, del 11 de febrero último.2.- UCAM.Como ya se informó en la sesión anterior, a comienzos del mes de febrero estuvo en la Academia una Comisión de la Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM) para transmitirnos su inquietud al no obtener de la Administración Municipal ni Autonómica, la licencia para construir en una parcela que forma parte del entorno protegido (2012) del Monasterio de San Pedro de la Ñora.3.- Consejo Regional de Patrimonio.4.- A continuación, se recoge el Orden del D ía con los asuntos tratados en el Pleno del Consejo Regional de Patrimonio Histórico , celebrado el día 6 de marzo de 2019.5.- Iglesia parroquial de Santa María la Blanca, en Canillejas (Madrid).6.- Iglesia de Santo Domingo de Silos, en Pinto. 7.- Fortificación de la Guerra Civil española, el “Blockhaus 13”, de Colmenar del Arroyo (Madrid).8.- Pinturas tituladas “Alegoría del fuego” y “Alegoría de América”, de Guillermo de Anglois. Se aprueba la declaración.9.- Esculturas atribuidas a Pedro de Mena, “San José con el Niño” e “Inmaculada Concepción”.10.- Aunque figuran en el Orden del Día, del Consejo Regional de la Comunidad de Madrid, no se han recibido en la Academia, ni el expediente de declaración de BIC de la presa del Gasco y Canal de Guadarrama , en Madrid, ni la consulta sobre la protección del Archivo de Vicente Aleixandre.11.- Plaza de la Almudena, inmediata a la plaza de la Armería del Palacio Real (Madrid).12.- Designación de un Académico para presidir la Comisión de Valoración de la Bodega Cooperativa de Felanitx, Es Sindicat, en Palma de Mallorca.13.- Designación de un Académico para presidir la Comisión de Valoración de los bienes y derechos incluidos ... Parque Arqueológico A Rocha, Santiago de Compostela, Coruña. Petición del Instituto de España recibida en la Academia el pasado 8 de marzo.14.- Asuntos varios.
Colección Resumen de las Actas de la Comisión de Monumentos y Patrimonio Histórico. Número 9, sesión 12 de noviembre de 2018.
Authors: Comisión de Monumentos y Patrimonio Histórico  
Published: February 2022

Sesión 12 de noviembre de 2018.
Relación de los asuntos tratados:1. Se aprueba formalmente el acta núm. 8.2. Fábrica de Piensos Compuestos BIOTER-BIONA S.A., en Santander, y Hotel Miramar, en Castro Urdiales.3. Armadura de lazo de la iglesia de Santa María la Blanca, en Canillejas (Madrid).4.- IV Mesa de Participación para la Revisión del Catálogo de Elementos Protegidos del Plan General de Madrid (miércoles 17 de octubre de 2018).