Dea; ANALISIS KARAKTERISTIK WAKAMONO KOTOBA DALAM ANIME HAIKYUU!! KARYA HARUICHI FURUDATE by Dea Farauzhulli, Rina Supriatnaningsih, Silvia Nurhayati

“…The characteristics of wakamono kotoba which were happened as seen from deviation ofword class or new form of expression were: a) syllable ~ru addition in verb; b) syllable ~sa addition in noun; c) syllable ~kusai addition in adjective; d) Japanese alphabets usage followed by initial word of absorbed word; e) New word is formed; f) sound changing; g) sentence or phrase shortening into new word; h) semantics changing and shifting; i) usage function changing and shifting; j) word formation reverse on followed byshortened word; k) loan word form usage even though there was Japanese standar language; l) loan word usage mixed with Japanese; m) usage of reading way from meaningful numbers; n) dialect usage; o) new expression (including phrase or bokashi kotoba).   …”
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Obrazy unii między Wielkim Księstwem Litewskim a Królestwem Polskim w litewskiej pamięci zbiorowej (koniec XIX w. – 1940 r.) by Dangiras Mačiulis

“…A similar situation happened in 1913 when the Polish society mentioned the 500th anniversary of the Herald Union. …”
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Associations between trajectories of obesity prevalence in English primary school children and the UK soft drinks industry levy: An interrupted time series analysis of surveillance... by Nina T. Rogers, Steven Cummins, Hannah Forde, Catrin P. Jones, Oliver Mytton, Harry Rutter, Stephen J. Sharp, Dolly Theis, Martin White, Jean Adams

“…This analysis involved comparing obesity levels 19 months following the SDIL with predicted obesity levels had the SDIL not happened according to gender of the child and school’s area level of deprivation. …”
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數位經濟的公平隱憂 ── 創新因素、創新要素與事業結合 之審查 An Antitrust Review of Innovation Factor and Innovation Elements on Mergers in Digital Economy... by 江雅綺 Ya-Chi Chiang

“…The innovation factor weighs the innovation efficiency after the merger whilst the innovation elements imply the re-sources input to make innovations happen, such as the data that powers the digital economy business models. …”
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Recuperación estructural en bosques sucesionales andinos de Porce (Antioquia, Colombia) by Adriana P Yepes, Jorge I del Valle, Sandra L Jaramillo, Sergio A Orrego

“…Three species of palms were abundant and exclusive in old secondary forests and primary forests: Oenocarpus mapora, Euterpe precatoria and Oenocarpus bataua. These palms happened in cohorts after forest disturbances. Secondary forest structure was 40% in more than 43 years of forest succession and indicate that many factors are interacting and affecting the forests succession in the area (e.g. agriculture, cattle ranching, mining, etc.). …”
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Mental Abilities in the Formation of Strategic Thinking at Organizational Level by Shahram Khalil Nezhad, Nader Mazloomi, Hoseyn Rahmanseresht, Akbar Moghaddar

“…Comparing the 37 elements in the research model of this paper with the previous studies shows a 37-fold advantage compared to the minimum, 12.84-fold against the average, and 3.36-fold increase compared to the maximum number of elements in those studies, which indicates the superiority of the research model over the previous body of work.In 70.3% of the identified themes, some form of construct creation has happened (54.1% of themes with "concept conformation + concept creation" and 16.2% "concept similarity + concept creation"). …”
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KONTRIBUSI PENGINDERAAN JAUH UNTUK PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM PEMANTAUAN PEMANFAATAN RUANG PADA RENCANA TATA RUANG WILAYAH by Panji Agung, Mohammad Pramono Hadi, Sigit Heru Mukti

“…The observation result  of implementation in Regency Sleman by using the controlling and monitoring space utilization plan system which have been made by compiling of ASTER imagery processes and Space Utilization Plan map, prove that in Regency Sleman was happened infringement on space utilization plan for agriculture areas are equal to 34%, for dry agriculture areas equal 17%, and equal 12% for plantation areas. …”
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In This Issue: Peer2Peer by Duncan Hilchey

“…We look forward to your collaboration with JAFSCD to make this happen. Publisher and Editor in Chief…”
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Facility-based stillbirth review processes used in different countries across the world: a systematic reviewResearch in context by Yebeen Ysabelle Boo, Uchenna Gwacham-Anisiobi, Dixa B. Thakrar, Nia Roberts, Jennifer J. Kurinczuk, Monica Lakhanpaul, Manisha Nair

“…The generated learnings from the stillbirth review processes inform the action plans and allow facilities to consider where the changes should happen to improve the quality of care in the facilities, enabling positive short-term and medium-term outcomes. …”
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Simulation of runoff from Qarahsoo basin snowmelt By Using SRM model by Mohammad Hossein Aalinejad, Saeed jahanbakhsh, Ali Mohammad Khorshiddoust

“…However, decreasing precipitation in the cold months of the years had been predicted severely so that the reduction of precipitation in February was of utmost importance for feeding the snow cover and rivers, which had been estimated to be 20%. This happened while increasing precipitation was mainly related to the hot months of the year whose amount was insignificant and didn`t have that much effect on the runoff. …”
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Simulation, sensitivity analysis, and optimization of bioprocesses using dynamic flux balance analysis by Gomez, Jose Alberto, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Planning under uncertainty in resource-constrained systems by Strawser, Daniel DeWitt.

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Managing global software development teams : technology and policy proposals for knowledge sharing by Seshasai, Satwiksai, 1980-

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A play : Between me and you by Jung, Jin Won, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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New directions for forecasting air travel passenger demand by Garvett, Donald Stephen, Taneja, Nawal K.

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An embedded neuro-fuzzy architecture for explainable time series analysis by Xie, Chen

“…In real-world applications, the majority of data that are available for training are very often derived from the steady-state, while the test data could include the transient scenarios that potentially cause poor prediction performances. This could happen in detecting manufacturing defects of aircraft engines, leaking or exploding incidents from a nuclear chemical plant, or financial crises that lead to tremendous losses. …”
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Computational methods for modeling human-like agents in virtual environment by Kang, Yilin

“…Three key requirements of realistic characters in virtual worlds have been identified, namely (1) Autonomy: Agents should be able to function autonomously and make decisions proactively in response to events happening in the virtual world around them; (2) Interactivity: The interaction between virtual humans and real humans should be as natural as possible, integrating both verbal and nonverbal communication such as facial expressions and body gestures; and (3) Personality: Virtual humans should exhibit human-like traits and characteristics, such as personalities and emotions. …”
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Structural integrity of reinforced polymer matrix composites subjected to hygrothermal conditioning by Zhong, Yucheng

“…Due to the degradation in the tensile strength, a pronounced decrease in the fatigue life of GLARE 4A laminates happened.…”
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Spatial query processing for location based services by Liu, Yaqiong

“…In fact, waiting at a node is likely to happen and one edge can be traversed at different speeds. …”
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MEMANEN HUJAN MENYEMAI KEHIDUPAN: Studi Dinamika Pengetahuan Pertanian Lahan Tadah hujan dalam Merespon Kekeringan pada Petani Alumni Sekolah Lapang Iklim by , Esti Anantasari, S. Ant., , Prof. Dr. PM. Laksono, MA.Â

“…As it based on the experience of agricultural knowledge that has been done in decades,  most of farmers still could not answer some of the agricultural problems, especially in  terms of dryness that affect water availability for agricultural purposes.    This research is a description of daily life of farmers who graduated from Climate Field  Schools  (SLI),  who  live  in  the  hamlet  Wareng  IV,  Wareng  Village,  District  Wonosari,  Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta Province. This research aims to obtain an explanation  of  how  dialetika  local  knowledge  and  the  introduction  of  new  knowledge  of  SLI  in  overcoming the limitations of water that affect the sustainability of rainfed agriculture.    The  research  method  is  primaly  qualitative  gained  through  observation  and  inâ��depth  interviews  in  addition  to  this  method  an  extensive  reading  on  documentary  evidence  has been done.     Meanwhile, the analysis of the data findings has also sharpened by theoretical approach  as connectionism approach which could explain more about the diversity of knowledge  and strategies in response to climate change impact on water availability conditions.    The results of this study indicated that water has an important role in the daily life of  farmers who lived in the Wareng Wareng, South Mountain. Water became an important  part  in  their  life,  even  each  farmer  has  a  different  experience  and  knowledge  in  responding  to  utilize  the  water  in  their  daily  life.  Wareng  farmers  have  variation  of  experiences,  knowledge,  and  abilities  to  manage  rain  water  due  to  the  diversity  of  interpretation  in  understanding  the  events  that  ever  happened  and also  has  made  a  dialectical  thought  regards  to  the  new  knowledge  which  they  already  gained.  New  scientific knowledge which gained through the SLI has enriched the local knowledge of  farmers so that the farmers are capable to respond the climate change issue, especially  when the water suddenly become finite or even become excessive.Â…”