gebhart/patrepeval huggingface dataset:
STRATEGI TEKNOLOGI AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) SEBAGAI UPAYA MEMBANGUN BRAND EQUITY PERPUSTAKAAN DI ERA SOCIETY 5.0 (2021)

Seiring perkembangan zaman, teknologi juga terus mengalami kemajuan. Hal ini menuntut perpustakaan agar terus melakukan inovasi sehingga kebutuhan pemustaka bisa terpenuhi. Permasalahan yang saat ini dihadapi oleh perpustakaan adalah penggunaan media promosi yang belum sepenuhnya memanfaatkan teknologi dengan baik. Disamping itu, perpustakaan belum mempunyai brand yang mampu memberikan nilai tersendiri bagi pemustaka. Penilitian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan gambaran kepada pustakawan terkait strategi inovasi untuk mengembangkan perpustakaan sesuai era 5.0 saat ini, yaitu dengan menciptkan brand equity yang nantinya akan dipromosikan melalui teknologi Augmented Reality (AR). Metode yang digunakan adalah studi literatur dengan mencari sumber referensi yang relevan terhadap bahan kajian. Hasil yang didapatkan bahwa perpustakaan dapat mempromosikan sebuah brand equity, faasilitas, ataupun layanannya dengan memanfaatkan teknologi AR seperti menggunakan aplikasi layar, aurasma, instagram, dan tik tok.
[Preparation of compound membrane of traditional Chinese medicine for mouth ulcer]. (1991)

The compound membrane of traditional Chinese medicine for mouth ulcer, which is made of drug-containing membrane and covering membrane, is a new type of preparation of traditional Chinese medicine. The comparison of different prescriptions and membrane materials in the preparation, adhesion and drug release of the membrane has shown that that PVA17-88-CMCNa (1:1) and PVA17-88 act best as the base of drug-containing membrane and covering membrane material respectively.
FLUIDIZED-BED JET MILL FOR CONTROLLING GRANULE MORPHOLOGY OF ULTRA-FINE SiC (2013)

Granule morphology exerts great influences on many properties of particle clusters. To obtain diversified particle shapes under different experimental conditions, theoretical analysis and experimental study were carried out on the processing of ultra-fine SiC (Silicon Carbide is a kind of semiconductor material) with fluidized bed jet mill according to the application situation. Special attention was paid to the main factors for controlling particle shapes. The shaping technique after pulverization process and the pretreatment techniques before ultra-fine pulverization process were also presented. The results show that well spherical or rhombus-like particles could also be obtained under varied experimental conditions of fluidized-bed jet mill. Experimental investigations into primary factors showed that particle shapes are correlated with jet mill structure (nozzle quantity), manipulated variables (comminuting intensity, gas-solid concentration, pressure, grinding time), and particle properties (granular size).
Application of different chromosomal DNA restriction digest fingerprints to specific and subspecific identification of Campylobacter isolates (1989)

Eleven strains comprising representatives of different subspecies, biotypes, and serotypes of Campylobacter jejuni and reference strains of C. coli, C. fetus subsp. fetus, C. hyointestinalis, and C. sputorum subsp. sputorum were studied to assess the utility of different DNA profiles for measuring fine differences between allied bacteria. Strains were compared by analyses of HaeIII and XhoI digest patterns of chromosomal DNA and Southern blot hybridization patterns of XhoI digests obtained with an Escherichia coli 16S + 23S rRNA gene probe. Visual comparisons and numerical analyses of the HaeIII and XhoI digest patterns both revealed clear differences between the five Campylobacter species and between representatives of C. jejuni subspecies and biotypes. Only strains with the same Penner serotype gave identical total digest polymorphisms. The advantages of XhoI total digests and Southern blot hybridization patterns were that they were less complex than the HaeIII patterns and easier to compare visually. However, numerical analysis of XhoI data resulted in reduced discrimination. We conclude that DNA fingerprinting using either HaeIII or XhoI fragment polymorphisms has considerable potential as a generally applicable method for identification of Campylobacter isolates, especially at the infrasubspecific level.
Synthesen in der Carotinoid‐Reihe. 10. Mitteilung. Anwendung der <i>Wittig</i>‐Reaktion zur Synthese von Estern des Bixins und Crocetins (1957)

Abstract A simple and efficient synthesis of norbixin and crocetin diesters is described following the schemes C 2 + C 2o + C 2 ,=C 24 and C 3 + C 14 + C 3 = C 20 respectively. By means of the Wittig reaction crocetin di‐aldehyde is condensed with a bromoacetic acid ester and a C 14 ‐dialdehyde with an α‐bromopropionic acid ester. The intermediate tri‐ phenylphosphorane compounds are crystalline and easily isolated in a pure state.
A Comprehensive Reservoir/Wellbore Model for Horizontal Wells (1998)

Abstract Comprehensive, three-dimensional, anisotropic and transient, reservoir/wellbore coupling models are developed for infinite-conductivity and infinite-conductivity wellbores to calculate the productivity of a horizontal well placed in a box-shaped drainage volume. The finite-conductivity well model considers frictional and accelerational pressure drops in the wellbore. It also takes into account the effects of fluid inflow into the well. These models are semianalytical in nature and can be used under transient or pseudosteady state flow conditions. The infinite-conductivity well model is compared with the uniform flux model to show the differences in well productivity calculations. The effects of wellbore pressure drop on well productivity are shown using the finite-conductivity well model. These models can provide reference solutions to calculate well indices or to check the accuracy of a numerical simulator. Because of their analytical nature they are easier and faster to use than numerical simulators. Using superposition in space and time, these models can be run under a variety of constraints. We believe that our finite-conductivity well model is more general than any published previously. P. 191
Stability or stasis in the names of organisms: the evolving codes of nomenclature (2004)

Nomenclature, far from being a dry dusty subject, is today more relevant than ever before. Researchers into genomics are discovering again the need for systems of nomenclature-names are what we use to communicate about organisms, and by extension the rest of their biology. Here, we briefly outline the history of the published international codes of nomenclature, tracing them from the time of Linnaeus in the eighteenth century to the present day. We then outline some of what we feel are the major challenges that face the codes in the twenty-first century; focusing primarily on publication, priority, typification and the role of science in the naming of organisms. We conclude that the codes are essential for taxonomists in the pursuance of their science, and that the democratic nature of decision-making in the regulation of the rules of nomenclature, though sometimes perceived as a potential weakness, is in fact one of its great strengths.
Neurofibrillary tangles, granulovacuolar degeneration, and neuron loss in down syndrome: Quantitative comparison with alzheimer dementia (1980)

The degree of neurofibrillary tangle formation, granulovascuolar degeneration, and nerve cell loss was quantified in serial sections of the hippocampal formation from the brains of 5 adults dying with Down syndrome (monogolism). These morphometric results were compared with values obtained from a series of mentally normal elderly patients reported previously. Granulovacuolar change appeared to be related as much to patient age as to the existence of monogolism. By contrast, the number of Alzheimer neurofibrillary tangles and loss of pyramidal neurons from the hippocampus exceeded levels found in considerably older subjects and fell into the same range of severity as was noted in 8 patients with Alzheimer dementia. The neuron population in the hippocampus of Down syndrome patients may be only half the expected normal number for their decade. These quantitative similarities stimulate the search for a common pathogenetic mechanism underlying cerebral changes in monogolism and senile dementia of the Alzheimer type.
DAB: digital audio broadcasting coverage aspects of a single frequency network (1992)

Discusses the single frequency network concept in detail, first from the theoretical point of view and then explains the planning procedures necessary for planning a nationwide digital audio broadcasting (DAB) system, using both CCIR Recombination 370 and the BBC terrain data based prediction program.
'Push-out based' strategies for controlling the share of buffer space (2002)

In order to deal with buffer overflow in ATM-based high-speed networks, various techniques have been proposed and analysed. Push-out is a loss priority scheme which permits to share the buffer space among two classes of traffic, i.e. classes with different target losses. In this paper the major problem of such a scheme, the cost required for preserving cell sequence, is addressed and the idea of the push-out is generalized. Results are given when 3 kinds of traffic have to share the same buffer. As regards the gain over the implementation cost, results are shown when in presence of 2 different classes of traffic. A discrete-time model has been used for the analysis.
Water-jet cutting (2015)

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Mining Alarm Database of Telecommunication Network for Alarm Association Rules (2006)

Some alarm correlation rules were discovered from the alarm databases of telecommunication network management systems by using technology of association rule mining and alarm sequence analysis. The generation and the release information of alarms was recognized and extracted from alarm sequences. The correlation between alarm time and clear time of alarms was used to reorganize alarm data so that better mining result could be obtained. This paper proposes a method to combine the correlated alarms to form an alarm transaction. The method not only solves the problem of asynchrony of correlated alarms in the network, but also discards many redundant data, and reduces the volume of alarm data and the number of rules in the result. The primary experiment shows our method is practical. The discovered rules are useful in locating problems in the network and filtering redundant alarms.
High‐fat feeding redirects cytokine responses and decreases allergic airway eosinophilia (2009)

The data indicate that high-fat dietary content redirects local immune responses to allergen in the lungs and systemic responses in the spleen and serum. These effects are not due to changes in regulatory T cell populations but may reflect a failure to mobilize eosinophils in response to allergic challenge.
Preparation of Biodegradable Materials by Reactive Extrusion (2008)

This work aimed to prepare biodegradable polymeric materials based on blends of a synthetic high density polyethylene (HDPE) and biodegradable polymers such as polylactic acid (PCL) and poly(caprolactone) (PLA), in a co-rotating twin-screw extruder. A polyethylene modified with maleic anhydride was used as compatibiliser. The mechanical results showed that the addition of PLA improves the blends stiffness while the addition of PCL leads to materials with a greater elongation at break and a lower Young modulus. This feature is related with the mechanical properties of each material as well as the adhesion between them. Concerning the biodegradability tests, it was found that HDPE/PCL blend presents the highest degree of biodegradability.
A distributed multi-agent tracking, awareness, and communication system architecture for synchronized real-time situational understanding, surveillance, decision-making, and control (2010)

In this paper we deal with the design and analysis of an intelligent multi-agent-based architecture for synchronized real-time situational understanding, awareness, decision-making, and control in a geographically networked distributed computing environment. In particular, we focus here on the design and implementation of a middleware framework for agent intra and inter-node communication as well as computing nodes synchronization. While the proposed work finds applications in many areas including networked chemical sensors, large key infrastructures and resources such as highways and transportations, here as application of the proposed method we consider the challenging scenario case of a set of distributed collaborating radars (multi-agent) system geographically distributed over a large terrain environment with several moving targets. Here, each radar agent, taken separately, does not have the capabilities and resources to span the monitoring of the totality of a given large terrain. However, when collaborating with other radars distributed in the large terrain environment, each with similar limited capabilities, we show and illustrate the proposed distributed agents (radars) capability of not only monitoring their respective regions, but also tracking, communicating with neighboring agents, and decision-making, to collaborating span the monitoring the totality of a given large terrain. We show how the neighboring agent radars do not necessarily have to be running on the same computing node. Similarly, as part of the scenario we also consider the case of existence of friendly and unknown forces/stressors targets that are capable of moving throughout the same distributed environment. We show how the proposed algorithms are scalable. They are implemented on the CMINDS High Performance Distributed Computing Engine (HDPC) test-bed taking full advantage of a distributed environment and multiple processing systems.
Prevalence of genosubtypes (PorA types) of serogroup B invasive meningococcus in the north of Spain from 2000 to 2003 (2005)

The composition of new vaccines against Neisseria meningitidis serogroup B is based on differences in the variable regions VR1 and VR2 of the class 1 outer-membrane protein (PorA) of meningococci. Genosubtyping of 96 N. meningitidis B isolates from blood or cerebrospinal fluid from 2000 to 2003 in the north of Spain allowed characterization of all the strains. Twenty-six genosubtypes or distinct PorA types were obtained. The most prevalent were P1.5-1, 10-8 (20 strains), P1.19, 15 (14 strains), P1.22, 9 (11 strains) and P1.5, 2 (nine strains), while 17 genosubtypes were represented by only one or two strains. The wide diversity of genosubtypes observed and their differences compared with those found in other regions reveals the difficulty in designing a useful outer-membrane vesicle vaccine applicable to different regions of the world.
Cloudpress 2.0: A MapReduce Approach for News Retrieval on the Cloud (2012)

In this era of the Internet, the amount of news articles added every minute of everyday is humongous. As a result of this explosive amount of news articles, news retrieval systems are required to process the news articles frequently and intensively. The news retrieval systems that are in-use today are not capable of coping up with these data-intensive computations. Cloudpress 2.0 presented here, is designed and implemented to be scalable, robust and fault tolerant. It is designed in such a way that, all the processes involved in news retrieval such as fetching, pre-processing, indexing, storing and summarizing, exploit MapReduce paradigm and use the power of the Cloud computing. It uses novel approaches for parallel processing, for storing the news articles in a distributed database and for visualizing them as a 3D visual. It uses Lucene-based indexing for efficient and faster retrieval. It also includes a novel query expansion feature for searching the news articles. Cloudpress 2.0 also allows on-the-fly, extractive summarization of news articles based on the input query.
Crystal structure, dissociation and zwitterion formation in 2,6‐diaryl‐1(3)‐oxo‐3(1)‐hydroxy‐5(7)‐imino‐7(5)‐amino‐1 <i>H</i>,5<i>H</i>‐(3‐<i>H</i>,7<i>H</i>)‐pyrazolo[1,2‐<i>a</i>]pyrazoles (1988)

Abstract Single crystal X‐ray analysis and quaternization of 2,6‐diphenyl‐1(3)‐oxo‐3(1)‐hydroxy‐5(7)‐imino‐7(5)‐1 H ,‐5 H [3 H ,7 H )‐pyrazolo[1,2‐ a ]pyrazole is described. The dissociation constants are determined and compared with those of 4‐phenyl‐1,2‐dimethyl‐3(5)‐oxo‐5(3)‐hydroxypyrazole and 4‐phenyl‐3,5‐diaminopyrazole. The quaternization of the latter compound is also described. The influence of electron donating substituents at the cationic moiety on the electronic spectra of such paraionic systems is discussed. The title products exist in the solid state as zwitterions and probably as covalent species in solution.
The Clinical Significance of Indocyanine Green Excretion Test in Evaluation of Liver Functional Reserve (2015)

Post-operative liver failure is the deterioration of liver function following liver resection with high mortality. To assure safe liver treatment, accurate preoperative estimation of the functional reserve is crucial. Although the hepatic functional reserve is generally evaluated by the model for endstage liver disease (MELD) scores and Child-Pugh classification, their accuracy is unsatisfactory. In recent years, indocyanine green（ICG） excretion test is commonly used to examine the kinetics of liver function and possess considerable advantages. ICG, a near-infrared fluorophore, has high uptake and retention in liver. The distribution and elimination of ICG was measured using pulse dye densitometry by transcutaneous measurements, which is minimally invasive and automated. There are some studies concerning the clinical significance of the ICG excretion test showed that ICGR15 (indocyanine green retention rate at 15 minutes) is a sensitive indicator of liver function. The aims of this study were to compare the predictive value of ICG excretion test with Child- Pugh classification and MELD scores, and investigate the risk factors for hepatic insufficiency after treatment, which could provide more convenient and reliable method for evaluating liver functional reserve. Keywords: Child-Pugh classification, hepatic dysfunction, ICG excretion test, MELD scores.
Multi-objective daily operation management of distribution network considering fuel cell power plants (2011)

Fuel cells are environmentally clean, have low emission of oxides of nitrogen and sulfur and, at the same time, they can operate with a very low level of noise. In addition, they can provide energy in a controlled way with higher efficiency compared to conventional power plants. This study presents an efficient multi-objective new fuzzy self adaptive particle swarm optimisation evolutionary algorithm to solve the multi-objective optimal operation management considering fuel cell power plants in the distribution network. The objective functions of the problem are to decrease the total electrical energy losses, the total electrical energy cost, the total pollutant emission and deviation of bus voltages. The proposed algorithm is tested on a real distribution test feeder and the results demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed approach to generate true and well-distributed Pareto-optimal non-dominated solutions.
The IAM Facilities Management Group (FMG) (1986)

This month Facilities looks at the second of the recently‐formed facilities management groups, which, while broadly similar to the first in its objectives, has a very different flavour and structure. The Institute of Administrative Management (IAM) is the umbrella organisation for a number of specific administrative disciplines, including office automation, telecommunications and office design. For a number of years the IAM has run the Office of the Year Award scheme which has helped focus attention on facilities management issues — in particular the importance of high‐quality design and good planning for new and existing buildings. About a year ago the institute's council members decided to take the next logical step and broaden the scope of the office design section to embrace the wide range of facilities management responsibilities. The Facilities Management Group (FMG) obviously has a key strengthening role to play within the institute because it strongly reflects the interests of the other specialist sections and offers a unique way of drawing together a diverse membership.
Amperometric carbon dioxide gas sensor based on electrode reduction of platinum oxide (1993)

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTAmperometric carbon dioxide gas sensor based on electrode reduction of platinum oxideToru. Ishiji, Katsuo. Takahashi, and Akira. KiraCite this: Anal. Chem. 1993, 65, 20, 2736–2739Publication Date (Print):October 15, 1993Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 15 October 1993https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac00068a006https://doi.org/10.1021/ac00068a006research-articleACS PublicationsRequest reuse permissionsArticle Views418Altmetric-Citations17LEARN ABOUT THESE METRICSArticle Views are the COUNTER-compliant sum of full text article downloads since November 2008 (both PDF and HTML) across all institutions and individuals. These metrics are regularly updated to reflect usage leading up to the last few days.Citations are the number of other articles citing this article, calculated by Crossref and updated daily. Find more information about Crossref citation counts.The Altmetric Attention Score is a quantitative measure of the attention that a research article has received online. Clicking on the donut icon will load a page at altmetric.com with additional details about the score and the social media presence for the given article. Find more information on the Altmetric Attention Score and how the score is calculated. Share Add toView InAdd Full Text with ReferenceAdd Description ExportRISCitationCitation and abstractCitation and referencesMore Options Share onFacebookTwitterWechatLinked InRedditEmail Other access optionsGet e-Alertsclose Get e-Alerts
Palliation of malignant ascites (2019)

Malignant ascites (MA) carries a poor prognosis. It can have a significant impact on quality of life (QOL), with increasing abdominal distention, pain, and dyspnea. Diuretics typically do not work well for MA. Paracentesis is effective in providing temporary symptom relief but requires frequent repeat procedures. Options for durable symptom management include indwelling catheters, peritoneal ports, peritoneovenous shunts, intraperitoneal (i.p.) catumaxomab, and hyperthermic i.p. chemotherapy. These interventions do not necessarily improve overall survival but may improve QOL.
Quantum Algorithms for Curve Fitting. (2014)

We present quantum algorithms for estimating the best-fit parameters and the quality of least-square curve fitting. The running times of these algorithms are polynomial in $\log{n}$, $d$, $\kappa$, $\nu$, $\chi$, $1/\Phi$ and $1/\epsilon$, where $n$ is the number of data points to be fitted, $d$ is the dimension of feature vectors, $\kappa$ is the condition number of the design matrix, $\nu$ and $\chi$ are some parameters reflecting the variances of the design matrix and response vector, $\Phi$ is the fit quality, and $\epsilon$ is the tolerable error. Different from previous quantum algorithms for these tasks, our algorithms do not require the design matrix to be sparse, and they do completely determine the fitted curve. They are developed by combining phase estimation and the density matrix exponentiation technique for dense Hamiltonian simulation.