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Proposing a Layer to Integrate the Sub-classification of Monitoring Operations Based on AI and Big Data to Improve Efficiency of Information Technology Supervision
Authors: Chakor Ahmed Yassine , Monir Azmani , Abdellah Azmani 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Intelligent monitoring of a computer network provides a clear understanding of its behaviour at various times and in various situations. It also provides relief to support teams that spend most of their time troubleshooting problems caused by hardware or software failures. This type of monitoring ensures the accuracy and efficiency of the network to meet the expectations of its users. However, to ensure intelligent monitoring, it is necessary to start by automating this process, which often leads to long and costly interventions. The success of such automation implies the establishment of predictive maintenance as a prerequisite for good preventive maintenance governance. However, even when it is practiced effectively, preventive maintenance requires a great deal of time and the mobilization of several full-time resources, especially for large IT structures. This paper gives an overview of the monitoring of a computer network and explains its process and the problems encountered. It also proposes a method based on machine learning to allow for prediction and support decision making to proactively anticipate interventions.
Detection of Driver Dynamics with VGG16 Model
Authors: Aytekin Alper , Mençik Vasfiye 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
One of the most important factors triggering the occurrence of traffic accidents is that drivers continue to drive in a tired and drowsy state. It is a great opportunity to regularly control the dynamics of the driver with transfer learning methods while driving, and to warn the driver in case of possible drowsiness and to focus their attention in order to prevent traffic accidents due to drowsiness. A classification study was carried out with the aim of detecting the drowsiness of the driver by the position of the eyelids and the presence of yawning movement using the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) architecture. The dataset used in the study includes the face shapes of drivers of different genders and different ages while driving. Accuracy and F1-score parameters were used for experimental studies. The results achieved are 91 % accuracy for the VGG16 model and an F1-score of over 90 % for each class.
Enterprise Financial Risk Early Warning System Based on Structural Equation Model
Authors: Che Fei , Jiang Yan , Omar Khairi , El-Kanj Nasser 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
This article uses structural equation modeling (SEM) to analyze and study the factors affecting corporate financial risks. At the same time, the regression analysis model is used for risk warning. The empirical test effectively proves that the formation of corporate financial risk is closely related to the industry environment in which it is located. After estimating the model’s parameters, it is found that monetary policy, enterprise-scale, market supply and marketing, and macroeconomic factors are the main factors that affect the financial risks of enterprises.
Founding Authority: Authority, the Authoritative, and John Marshall's McCulloch
Authors: Gilhooley Simon 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Lacking the powers of the “purse or the sword,” the U.S. Supreme Court is particularly dependent upon maintaining “authority” in order to ensure recognition of its constitutional rulings. Such authority allows the Court to operate against the majority and to survive as a political institution despite lacking a basis in popular will. In one understanding of the Court's position, that authority sits outside of politics, and calls upon a pre-existing and accepted relationship in order to navigate the absence of power and force. Linking authority to a pre-existing relationship and a non-political role, the Supreme Court can be seen as countermajoritarian by design. Calling on an authority which sits outside of political life, by necessity it lacks attachment to the political majority of any given era, and instead binds the nation to a constitution which sits above and beyond politics. However a second approach to authority emphasizes not a relationship to a past moment or pre-political relationship but rather the collective recognition of authority. This view of authority looks to Flathman's conception of “the authoritative,” defined in terms of “the web of conventions” that link power and authority, to situate authority within the current moment. Examining a central moment within the development of the U.S. Supreme Court's authority, the case of McCulloch vs. Maryland, this article argues that it is the second view of authority that most readily captures the authority of the Court. Through a close reading of Chief Justice John Marshall's opinion in McCulloch vs. Maryland, the article shows that while appeals to a founding moment were important within that opinion, these appeals can be productively understood as reflective of the authoritative ethos of the early American Republic. Framed in this manner, the opinion sought to generate authority not by a link to the past but through connection to a contingent sense of the authoritative. Crucially, such an approach positions constitutional authority within the contemporary political realm and offers the possibility of a constitutional politics less anchored in a particular historical moment of founding.
Role of Entomophily and Artificial Pollination in Enhancing Quality and Yield of Seed Onion (Allium cepa L.) in Indian Himalayas
Authors: Paschapur Amit Umesh , Bhat Sunaullah , Subbanna Avupati RNS , Choudhary Ganesh , Hedau Nirmal Kumar , Mishra Krishna Kant , Kant Lakshmi 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Onion (Allium cepa L.) is a highly cross pollinated crop that needs insect pollination (entomophily) for optimum seed set. In the present study, more than 120 insect species were noted to visit onion flowers, out of which fifty-nine species were collected through in-situ sampling technique and identified up to species level. The Indian bee (Apis cerana indica) was the most abundant insect pollinator visiting onion flowers in the study location. The pollination behaviour and foraging activity of A. c. indica were assessed, and the pollen foragers were observed to be swift flyers visiting a significantly higher number of flowers per minute during the peak flowering period and spending less time per flower (3 seconds) to collect nectar from deep seated nectaries of the flowers. The seed yield enhancement assessed through entomophily and artificial pollination methods showed that the open pollinated flowers recorded the highest yield statistically, followed by A. c. indica and A. mellifera pollinated flowers. However in artificial pollination treatments, sponge puff pollinated flowers recorded significantly high seed yield per hectare and percentage seed set per umbel, followed by camel brush, hand gloves (cloth) and hand gloves (rubber). In conclusion, all the cross pollination treatments were statistically significant on the closed pollination treatment concerning to the entire yield parameters calculated.
Right from Wright: A View on N. T. Wright’s Approach to the New Testament
Authors: Mocan Beneamin 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
The writings of the prominent biblical scholar N. T. Wright are much debated upon throughout the world. His currently in progress ‘Christian Origins and the Question of God’ series intrigued some and pleased others. There are a lot of articles and books evaluating either positively or negatively his writings. This is all because of the huge amount of information and of the carefully constructed methodology that permits Wright to continue his project despite the critiques brought against him. This article strives to offer a positive account of Wright’s project, having its focus on his methodology. The author suggests that the key of understanding his methodology lies in his theory of reading the New Testament texts and the history related to them. It is further suggested that this theory of reading pushed Wright toward the well-known category of ‘worldview’. This puts him in the position of bringing together the ‘then’ and the ‘now’ worldviews which, in the author’s view, constitutes the major contribution of Wright’s project.
Human Rights in Two Eastern Orthodox Official Documents: An Analysis from a Public Theology Perspective
Authors: Stanciu Teofil 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
This paper represents a critical analysis of Eastern Orthodox perspective on Human Rights in two important official documents issued by some of the most prominent patriarchates: Moscow and Constantinople. They are compared and looked at from a public theology’s point of view as outlined by Max Stackhouse. At the same time, in this article it will be emphasized the fact that the same Eastern Orthodox theological tradition is to be credited for two significantly different approaches on the topic at hand. The recorded differences are to be interpreted in such a manner as to account for a possible paradigm shift in Orthodox ‘rights talk’. But this shift is more evident in contact with Western environment where the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition is just one of the religious and public voices in a pluralist, globalized and secularized society.
The Davidic Messiah in the Old Testament Tracing a Theological Trajectory
Authors: Martin Daniel D. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
The present article revisits the issue of messianism, particularly as it finds its expression in the Davidic kingship tradition, that is, the belief concerning a Davidic Messiah. Since Old Testament messianic hope is inseparably associatied with the dynasty of David a study that traces the various perspectives concerning the Davidic Messiah chronologically and canonically can bring a contribution to this important Old Testament theme, too often neglected. Thus, the study shows that the belief in the coming of a Davidic Messiah is a prominent eschatological theme in the Old Testament. Its roots can be traced back to the historical covenant made by Yahweh with David, which receives hyperbolic and symbolical dimensions in the royal Psalms, and a full-fledged eschatological orientation in prophetic writings. The monarchic prophets: Isaiah, Micah, Amos, and Hosea draw on the covenant promises to David to ground their message regarding the coming of a ‘new David’, who would destroy the wicked, protect the poor and oppressed, and institute an eternal era of peace, justice, and righteousness. In the context of the Babylonian exile, Jeremiah and Ezekiel foresee that God will bring forth a righteous ‘shoot’ of Davidic line to reunite the nation and shepherd God’s people. In the post-exilic period, Zechariah underscores the promise that David’s son will build a house for Yahweh, moving from the initial historical focus on Zerubbabel and his role, to the eschatological expectation of the one and only messianic figure that will bring the final restoration.
The Karst Landscapes of Beni Mellal Atlas (Central Morocco): Identification for Promoting Geoconservation and Tourism
Authors: Ait Barka Abdellah , Rais Jamila , Barakat Ahmed , Louz Elhassan , Nadem Samir 
Published: August 2022

AbstractThe Atlas of Beni Mellal is located in the Moroccan central High Atlas, characterized by an important geo-diversity that attracts tourists every year. However, the number of visitors remains limited due to the lack of the promotion means, enhancement and mediation of this heritage. The obtained data indicate that the studied area preserves a great number of karst geosites, such as ruiniform landscapes, caves, poljes, sinkholes, Karren, shaft cave and many remarkable reliefs such as canyons and cliffs. This work concerns the inventory, the quantitative evaluation and the enhancement of the remarkable geomorphosites. The results reveal the presence of 21 sites, including six karst forms; five ruiniform landscapes and one karren form, one enviable panoramic viewpoint and five karst springs, four caves, two travertines, two waterfalls, and one structural relief geosite; canyon, and one tepee structures. However, these sites are not protected against all types of degradation, because the general public does not recognize them. These karst forms are very vulnerable, they cannot reproduce quickly, and their deterioration leads to their permanent disappearance. That is why this heritage must be the object of a particular attention of the whole community. The valorisation of these geomorphologic assets is the proposal of a number of circuits and geo-tourist routes from the perspective of local and integrated development.
The Never-Ending Story of Complicated Hypertension
Authors: Weiss Emma , Sica Gabriel , Balahura Ana Maria , Japie Cristina , Bartos Daniela , Calmac Lucian , Minoiu Costin , Gulie Laurentiu , Badila Elisabeta 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Polyvascular disease affects up to 20% of atherosclerotic patients and portends a significantly higher cardiovascular risk, especially in terms of ischemic events. Therapeutic options mainly focus on aggressive pharmacotherapy and risk factor control. We present the case of a male obese patient with coronary artery disease, chronic renal disease, and refractory hypertension who underwent serial contrast imaging to document the extent and severity of his systemic atherosclerosis and was consequently referred for cardiovascular surgery to address total occlusion of the abdominal aorta. We further discuss specific features complicating the medical management of patients with severe hypertension, extensive atherosclerosis, and renal disease.
3 Key notions for road transport sustainability: Resilience, Climate action and Energy transition
Authors: Dimnet Eric 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
In this paper, we study the relationship between resilience and sustainable development in order to determine the place of road resilience in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) such as climate action and energy transition.
This study shows that road resilience is inseparable from adaptation to climate change, its mitigation and the energy transition. Therefore we address the issue of adapting road infrastructure to climate change and to the decarbonization of transport. It also emphasizes that resilience of road infrastructure is a necessary condition for any adaptation strategy and reminds us that the contribution of road transport to climate change mitigation overlaps in practice with the decarbonization goal resulting from energy transition.
Roundabout with a strong U-Turn traffic
Authors: Lobază Mihai Gabriel 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
The traffic capacity of a roundabout depends very much on the existing traffic volumes on each approach, each direction of travel having an impact on the other movements in the intersection, especially on those with which it conflicts.
Roundabouts where the turning maneuver has significant values, such as roads / streets where the left turn is allowed at long distances, substantially influence the capacity of the approach with which it intersects. This maneuver includes calculating delays and vehicle queues at all other arms, resulting in a reduction in their capacity and, ultimately, in the entire intersection.
As can be seen from the results of the analyzed roundabout, U-turn (which replaces the left turn movement) produces a significant increase in delays on the rest of the approaches, thus preventing further development of the community.
Countering Illegibility: A Brief History of Forced Evictions in Postsocialist Romania
Authors: Zamfir George Iulian 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Forced evictions have been recognised as a relevant process in Romanian post-socialist urban transformations. Housing privatization, including restitutions, represents the key driver. Some attempts in grasping the scale of the process have already been made. This article brings extensive quantitative data stemming from national and local levels, which can support improved estimations of the scale: reports of the National Union of Bailiffs and answers to public information requests from multiple municipalities; archival data, local press monitoring and accounts of the process in the city of Cluj-Napoca. At least 100 thousand forced evictions are estimated to have taken place at national level between 1990-2017, comprising several hundred thousand individuals, the Roma population being disproportionately affected. Qualitative data produced through activist research complements the picture. The findings contribute to the debate regarding postsocialist urban transformations, indicating that the role of the state in the production of the housing market through forced evictions-based gentrification has been insufficiently acknowledged. The results are relevant to policy debates, as well as to housing activist practices2.
Hybridizing Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm for Optimizing Edge-Detector Techniques
Authors: M. Almufti Saman 
Published: August 2022

Ant colony optimization is a swarm intelligent algorithm that mimics the ant behaviors to optimize solutions for hard optimization problems. Over years Ant-based algorithms have been used in solving different problems including: Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP), Wireless Sensors Network (WSN), Benchmark Problem, and it has been used in various image processing applications. In the image processing fields various techniques have been used to detect edges in a digital image such as Canny and Sobel edge detectors. This Study, proposed a hybridized Ant Colony Optimization algorithm for optimizing the edge detector quality. The proposed method initializes its attribute matrix and the information at each pixel routed by ants on the input image. Experimental results show the results of the proposed algorithm and compare the results with the original built-in MATLAB edge detection method called Canny and the results of basic Aco edge detector. All three algorithms tested in different images and the MSE and PNSR are calculated before and after applying Gaussian noise. Based on the Experimental results obtained by the three used methods (Canny Edge Detector, Ant Colony Optimization, and Hybrid Aco-Canny), the proposed Hybrid ACO-CANNY methods was the best method for detecting edges.
Perceptions and usage of masks among dental professionals – The impact of COVID
Authors: Ameena N. B. , Ramanarayanan Subramaniam , Kuruvilla Suneesh , Latti Pooja 
Published: August 2022

Objectives:
As per the World Health Organization, the usage of mouth masks, hand washing, and social distancing as a part of a comprehensive package were the primary non-pharmacological methods that were effectively used as early prevention and control strategies against COVID-19. The habitual use of medical masks/mouth masks by dentists plays a significant role in reducing the occupational inhalation of aerosols, saliva, microorganisms, blood, tooth particles, restorative materials, etc., from the patient’s mouth/airway. The study was conducted to assess the influence of the pandemic on perceptions and usage of masks among dentists.

Materials and Methods:
The study was a cross-sectional questionnaire-based survey conducted online. The target population was dental practitioners, dental house surgeons, postgraduate students, and teaching faculty in Ernakulam district of Kerala, India. The questionnaire was divided into two parts. The first part consisted of questions on professional data – designation, type of practice, and experience. The second part consisted of 18 questions to assess the perception and usage of masks.

Results:
The final sample size was 207. About 40% of the respondents (n = 81) were faculty/practitioners. The rest were house surgeons/postgraduate students. Over 60% of the respondents had treated patients during the pandemic. About 57% reported having done aerosol-generating procedures (AGPs). Over 93% of them reported that the pandemic has changed the preference for masks for non-AGP. Over 91% followed the recommended guideline for mask disposal. Over 96% of the study participants agreed that the pandemic has increased their awareness regarding the use of masks. About 76% felt that dentists were better protected against COVID infection due to the habitual wearing of masks as a part of their profession. About 86% felt that the change in mask practices will continue after the pandemic.

Conclusion:
The perceptions and knowledge regarding the usage, selection, and disposal of masks among the population studied have improved following the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering dental professionals as a cohort involved in regular usage of masks for decades, better knowledge and practice related to the use of masks is warranted.
THE INFLUENCE OF PRODUCT DESIGN, SALES PROMOTION AND PRODUCT QUALITY ON CUSTOMER PURCHASE DECISION AT CONVERSE SHOES (STUDY ON MILLENIAL GENERATION)
Authors: Rahmawati Christina Heti Tri , Tanuwijaya Tjhai Catherine , Yuniarto Albertus Yudi 
Published: August 2022

This study aim to determinate: (1) the influence of product design, sales promotion and product quality simultaneously on customer purchase decision at Converse, (2) the influence of product design partially on customer purchase decision at Converse, (3) the influence of sales promotion partially on customer purchase decision at Converse, (4) the influence of product quality partially on customer purchase decision at Converse. This sampling technique uses a non-probability sampling method with purposive sampling technique. The population of this research are millenial generation which is at the age of 21- 40 years. The sample of this research is 100 respodent of millenial generation who already purchased and used Converse shoes and the data was obtained by distributing questionnaires. The data analysis technique used in this study is descriptive analysis, classical assumption test, and multiple linear regression analysis using the SPSS 23 application. The results of the study show that: (1) product design, sales promotion and product quality simultaneously influenced consumer purchase decision, (2) product design partially influenced consumer purchase decision, (3) sales promotion partially influenced consumer purchase decision, (4) product quality partially influenced consumer purchase decision.
Pengaruh Produk dan Harga Terhadap Keputusan Pembelian di Shopee.com
Authors: Azwar  , Supardin Lalu , Budi Setiawan  , Audita  
Published: August 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menguji pengaruh produk dan harga terhadap keputusan pembelian. Reponden dalam penelitian ini adalah konsumen di Yogyakarta. Jumlah responden dalam penelitian ini sebanyak 120 responden. Pengambilan sampel dilakukan dengan teknik purposive sampling. Penelitian ini menggunakan teknik analisis regresi linier berganda dengan SPSS sebagai alat analisis.
Berdasarkan hasil pengujian data yang dilakukan, menunjukkan bahwa: 1) Produk secara parsial berpengaruh signifikan terhadap keputusan pembelian di Shoppe.com. 2) Harga secara parsial berpengaruh signifikan terhadap keputusan pembelian di Shoppe.com. 3) Produk dan harga secara simultan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap keputusan pembelian di Shoppe.com.
Kata Kunci: Produk, Harga, Keputusan Pembelian