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2. Data Visualization Packages for Non-inferential Civic Statistics in High School Classrooms
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Frischemeier, Daniel, Podworny, Susanne, Biehler, Rolf, and Ridgway, Jim, editor
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- 2022
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3. HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL MODELING OF THE ALBAZIN FORT DURING THE SECOND SIEGE. I
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Lokhov A.Yu., Eremin I.E., and Natsvin A.V.
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ontological analysis ,siege ,topographic map ,planimetric model ,fathom ,earthen rampart ,Archaeology ,CC1-960 ,Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence ,K1-7720 ,Social Sciences - Abstract
The paper considers the technology of computer modeling of the general structure of a completely lost architectural complex, implemented on the basis of fragmentary reference information. The author's interpretation of the most reasonable reconstruction of the object under study is presented. The paper considers the technology of computer modeling of a lost unique historical architectural complex, implemented using various sources in their content reflecting only fragmentary background information on the problem under study. Thus, the authors have taken an integrated approach in reproducing the unique appearance of the fortification, which maximally corresponds to the basic concept of construction and the requirements for military fortifications of the period under study. The uniqueness of this work lies in the fact that the use of modern information technologies acts as a tool, which allow not only to restore the lost appearance of the first military-administrative center of the Amur region, but also to promote promising research on the history of the development of the Russian Far East. In the first part of the described study, the authors have already successfully tested the above technology, following which the results of the analysis of topographic data and elementary modeling of the fortress wall of the Albazin fort built in 1686 were presented. Taking into account the general totality of the data obtained, the authors propose a rather original ontological model of the general structure of the prison. This model assumes a comparison with the existing and previously presented by other researchers models of the prison. Russian Russian pioneers and defenders of the Russian land, which in turn allows us to take a fresh look at the historical events of the heroic confrontation of the Russian pioneers and defenders of the Russian land against the enemy who is many times outnumbered and outgunned, to study the strengths and weaknesses of the tactics of the opposing sides.
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- 2022
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4. Epilogue: Fathoming
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Hawhee, Debra, author
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- 2023
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5. Power Efficiency Analysis of a Deep Learning Workload on an IBM 'Minsky' Platform
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Mazuecos Pérez, Mauricio D., Seiler, Nahuel G., Bederián, Carlos Sergio, Wolovick, Nicolás, Vega, Augusto J., Barbosa, Simone Diniz Junqueira, Editorial Board Member, Filipe, Joaquim, Editorial Board Member, Ghosh, Ashish, Editorial Board Member, Kotenko, Igor, Editorial Board Member, Yuan, Junsong, Editorial Board Member, Zhou, Lizhu, Editorial Board Member, Washio, Takashi, Founding Editor, Meneses, Esteban, editor, Castro, Harold, editor, Barrios Hernández, Carlos Jaime, editor, and Ramos-Pollan, Raul, editor
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- 2019
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6. Estimating fouling and hydraulic debottlenecking of a clarifier piping system in the expansion of a chemical manufacturing plant.
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Karre, Avinashkumar V., Sharma, Deepak, and Valsaraj, Kalliat T.
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CHEMICAL systems ,FACTORIES ,FOULING ,CHEMICAL plants ,PHYTOCHEMICALS ,PIPE fittings - Abstract
Debottlenecking and estimating fouling in a clarifier piping system for the expansion of an existing chemical manufacturing facility in the U.S. Gulf Coast was analyzed and modified. The existing clarifier piping system fitting data was gathered for the real-world operation from the field. This data was used in the Applied Flow Technology (AFT) Fathom, a program used to study hydraulic systems. The hydraulic results with and without recommended piping modifications along with changing piping roughness factors were also analyzed. The two piping roughness factor cases tested were roughness of 0.152 mm and fouling of 25.4 mm. The AFT Fathom results showed that without piping modifications and specifying fouling of 25.4 mm, required flow cannot be established due to insufficient driving force for liquid movement. The measured field flow data confirmed that the reduced clarifier capacity was due to high pressure losses in the hydraulic system. Also, it was found that the existing clarifier nozzle was inadequately designed originally, and replacing the nozzle showed an increase in the clarifier capacity due to reduced entrainment of the air. These modifications were further adapted in the plant expansion and operations were validated using the actual plant data. The plant data matched closely with the estimated capacities of the clarifiers. AFT Fathom hydraulic software was effective in predicting a fouling severity in the clarifier piping system and debottlenecking of the clarifier capacity was done. The conclusions derived from this study can be used all over the world where clarifiers are utilized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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7. Impact of Fathom on Statistical Reasoning among Upper Secondary Students
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Nanteni Ganesan and Kwan Eu Leong
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Data ,Fathom ,Graphs ,Statistics Constructs ,Statistical Reasoning ,Technology. ,Technology ,Special aspects of education ,LC8-6691 - Abstract
The teaching and learning of statistical reasoning is becoming challenging due to the change in the perspective emphasizing on the deeper understanding rather than basic statistics computations. As suggested by researchers, implementing technologies able to develop student interest in the topics leads to deeper understanding. Hence, this study used dynamic software, Fathom for teaching statistical reasoning. The purpose of this study is to examine the statistical reasoning understanding among upper secondary students after using dynamic software, Fathom. The sample consists of seventy -two students randomly assigned to control and experimental groups. The experimental group underwent an intervention where they learnt statistical reasoning using Fathom while the control group learnt statistical reasoning using traditional learning method not involving Fathom. Statistical Reasoning Assessment (SRA) was used in this study as the instrument for measuring statistical reasoning. The research hypothesis data were analyzed using MANCOVA test. The findings showed a significant difference across four statistical reasoning constructs namely Describing Data, Organizing Data, Representing Data and Analyzing and Interpreting Data between students in the control and experimental groups. Furthermore, the results of the analysis emphasized that the students who learned statistical reasoning using Fathom performed better than students in the control group. In brief, the upper secondary students’ statistical reasoning enhanced after implementing Fathom.
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- 2020
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8. Effects of alternative treatments—An EDA team project in high schools.
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Warstat, Selina and Proemmel, Andreas
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TREATMENT effectiveness , *CLASSROOM activities , *HIGH schools , *COMPUTER science students , *HIGH school students , *COMPUTER science - Abstract
Scientific statistical working in a team is a special challenge for students in high schools, especially with a civic statistical problem. Ideally, they are following the PPDAC cycle: they formulate a problem together, plan an investigation, collect the data, use software to analyze the data, and formulate results in a seminar paper. This article is written jointly by a student and a computer science teacher involved in the project, offering insights from both perspectives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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9. Overview of Tissue Engineering Patent Strategies and Patents from 2010 to 2020, Including Outcomes
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Adél Hinsenkamp, Zoltán Benyó, and István Hornyák
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Engineering ,Tissue Engineering ,business.industry ,Management science ,0206 medical engineering ,Biomedical Engineering ,Bioengineering ,02 engineering and technology ,Regenerative Medicine ,021001 nanoscience & nanotechnology ,020601 biomedical engineering ,Biochemistry ,Regenerative medicine ,Field (computer science) ,Translational Research, Biomedical ,Biomaterials ,Tissue engineering ,Basic research ,Humans ,0210 nano-technology ,business ,Fathom - Abstract
In the regenerative medicine and tissue engineering (TE) field, it is often an overlooked and challenging aspect to fathom how TE-related basic research could be translated to applied and translational research, ultimately aiming to develop and market a product or service. The aim of the present article is to investigate the patents in the field of TE and to look up relevant patents, type of applicants, and outcomes of relevant patents over the last 10 years. Besides referencing these patents, it was also the aim to collect data on companies related to the relevant patents to investigate the current commercial status of the product or service that the patent relates to.
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- 2022
10. Revisiting the valuable locales in our cities? Visualizing social interaction potential around metro station areas in Wuhan, China
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Jiangping Zhou, Hanxi Ma, and Jiangyue Wu
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Metro station ,Carriage ,Geography ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Regional science ,Space time cube ,Environmental Science (miscellaneous) ,Fathom ,China ,Social relation - Abstract
A complete tour of metro users consists of their journeys inside the carriage and various activities outside the carriage, in particular, those in or around metro station areas (MSAs). To fathom out the spatiality and magnitude of those activities, which involve substantial interactions among people or with urban spaces, we assume that (a) metro users who spent 30 min or more together in or around the same MSA would physically interact with at least another person there; (b) the more an MSA sees metro riders co-presenting there the higher social interaction potential (SIP) there is; (c) SIP of an MSA is positively correlated with the number of distinct riders co-presenting in that MSA. By exploiting two-day metro smartcard data of Wuhan, China, we use the number of distinct riders co-presenting in that MSA to measure and visualize the MSA-level SIP in that city. Our visuals show the SIP varies across MSA and time of the day. Some MSAs have higher SIP in the daytime whereas other MSAs have higher SIP at the nighttime. Few MSAs continuously have high SIP. These results inform us where and when SIP would be the highest and the lowest across MSAs, which can facilitate metro operators’ monitoring and management of MSAs on the one hand and help businessmen and officials decide where and when to provide services and/or sell products across MSAs.
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- 2021
11. Women, work and pandemic: An impact study of COVID‐19 lockdown on working women in India
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Jigyasa Meena and Amithy Jasrotia
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working women ,work from home ,Sociology and Political Science ,pandemic ,India ,Context (language use) ,Gender studies ,Performative utterance ,Original Articles ,Work (electrical) ,Action (philosophy) ,COVID‐19 ,Pandemic ,Global health ,Original Article ,Sociology ,Standpoint theory ,Fathom ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
The first wave of the pandemic caused due to COVID‐19 was marked by a complete lockdown in India in March 2020. This unprecedented time and global health crisis pushed everyone indoors and compelled all employees to work from home (WFH). This study is an attempt to explore the challenges and possibilities of the WFH scenario in the context of working women in India. Around 203 women professionals participated through Google form questionnaire from May–June 2020 to fathom the impact of lockdown while working in the WFH format. This study employs the ‘the Standpoint theory’ and the theory of ‘Performative action’ by Judith Butler to grasp the work‐life balance and gender roles in family spaces. The results of the study have shown that although the spouses of these women are sharing some responsibilities of household and children, but still the main onus rests on women's shoulders. The identities attached with their working and non‐working status have been fused with the arrival of paid work at home. The majority of the respondents reported that they have to give a big share of their time to household activities by compromising their work efficacy on the job.
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- 2021
12. What Proto-logic Could not be
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Woosuk Park
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Cognitive science ,Philosophy ,TheoryofComputation_MATHEMATICALLOGICANDFORMALLANGUAGES ,Mathematics (miscellaneous) ,Ontology ,Language of thought hypothesis ,Sociology ,Fathom - Abstract
Inspired by Bermudez’s notion of proto-logic, I would like to fathom what the true proto-logic could be like. But this will be approached only in a negative way of figuring out what it could not be. I shall argue that it could not be purely deductive by exploiting the recent researches in logic of maps. This will allow us to reorient the search for proto-logic, starting with animal abduction. I will also suggest that proto-logic won’t get off the ground without proto-geometry. These negative results will shed some lights on some further conceptual and historical issues around the language of thought hypothesis to arrive at the true proto-logic.
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- 2021
13. Individual water consumption behavior in relation to urban residential dynamics: The Case of Qatar
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Ifigeneia Koutiva, Ahmed Kalifa, Christos Makropoulos, and Alanoud Al-Maadid
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Geography ,Relation (database) ,Dynamics (music) ,business.industry ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Environmental resource management ,Environmental consciousness ,macromolecular substances ,Fathom ,business ,Water consumption ,Water Science and Technology - Abstract
The purpose of this study was to analyze different human behavioral components and the data collected from several households regarding their water consumption to fathom public demeanor better and ...
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- 2021
14. The Relationship Between Flipped Learning And Pupils' Performance A Reflection On Alternative Philosophical Underpinnings
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Mohammad Sedigh Javanmiri and Ismail Mohammed Noriey
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History ,Vision ,Data collection ,Polymers and Plastics ,Ontology ,Field (Bourdieu) ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering ,Ideal (ethics) ,Educational research ,Perception ,Cultural diversity ,Academic Performance ,Flipped Learning ,Epistemological ,Mathematics education ,Philosophical Underpinnings ,Business and International Management ,Fathom ,Psychology ,media_common - Abstract
This research paper investigates the significance of the relationship between flipped learning and pupils’ academic performance in secondary schools in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq especially with a focus on alternative philosophical underpinnings. Undoubtedly, the significance of this study in the field of educational research bubbles over with controversies. Professional researchers/teachers’ disagreements about what happens in schools emanate from the difference in philosophical lenses employed in understanding phenomena, divergent visions regarding the purpose of schooling, and what constitutes an ideal society and cultural differences. This research attempts to understand teachers’ perception of reality in classrooms and fathoms the relationship between flipped learning and pupil’s academic performance, engagement and achievement. The research methodology employed has focused on mixed methods that allow the data analysis to adopt an interpretive approach and attempted to address the research questions by developing a structured observation and a questionnaire to facilitate the data collection procedure. The findings show that alternative philosophical underpinnings bear profound effects on pupils’ learning: teachers and the epistemologies and ontologies employed to understand reality in classrooms significantly impact flipped learning and pupils’ academic performance. The results suggest that these implications share common critical statements found in the related literature reviews that also indicate reflections on alternative philosophical underpinnings.
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- 2022
15. Hydraulic analysis on ITER component cooling water system 2B.
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Zhang, Wei, Guo, Bin, Zheng, Jie, and Dell'Orco, Giovanni
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HEAT sinks , *ALUMINUM , *COOLING , *HYDRAULICS - Abstract
The ITER Component Cooling Water System 2B (CCWS-2B) is a closed loop which supplies cooling water to the clients of aluminum material. These clients include Coil Power Supply and Distribution System and Neutral Beam Injector (NBI) System. Due to the different modes of operation and hundreds of clients require different inlet pressure, a complicated hydraulic model is developed by means of AFT Fathom 9.0 in this study to perform the hydraulic analysis on CCWS-2B. Flow distribution in different building is investigated, and the pressure profile is presented in this study. Three solutions are introduced to improve the lack of fluid at some worst case point by using the current selected pump. The results obtained in this study can provide support and reference to the final design of CCWS-2B. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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16. Cdep: Qos-Aware Crowd-Deduplication with Efficient Data Placement in Big Data Analytics
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Bosco Nirmala Priya
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Structure (mathematical logic) ,Repetition (rhetorical device) ,Computer science ,business.industry ,General Mathematics ,Big data ,Cryptography ,Space (commercial competition) ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,Education ,Computational Mathematics ,Constant (computer programming) ,Computational Theory and Mathematics ,Data_FILES ,Data deduplication ,Fathom ,business ,computer - Abstract
In current world, on account of tremendous enthusiasm for the big data extra space there is high odds of data duplication. Consequently, repetition makes issue by growing extra room in this manner stockpiling cost. Constant assessments have shown that moderate to high data excess obviously exists in fundamental stockpiling structures in the big data specialist. Our test thinks about uncover those data plenitude shows and a lot further degree of power on the I/O way than that on hovers because of for the most part high common access an area related with little I/O deals to dull data. Furthermore, direct applying data deduplication to fundamental stockpiling structures in the big data laborer will likely explanation space struggle in memory and data fragmentation on circles. We propose a genuine exhibition arranged I/O deduplication with cryptography, called CDEP (crowd deduplication with effective data placement), and rather than a limit situated I/O deduplication. This technique achieves data sections as the deduplication system develops. It is imperative to separate the data pieces in the deduplication structure and to fathom its features. Our test assessment utilizing authentic follows shows that contrasted and the progression based deduplication calculations, the copy end proportion and the understanding presentation (dormancy) can be both improved at the same time.
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- 2021
17. Liberal States, Authoritarian Families: Childhood and Education in the Early Modern Age
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Albert Cheng
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Politics ,Political science ,Modernity ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Political economy ,Authoritarianism ,Fathom ,Education ,media_common - Abstract
Demographers would label me a millennial. But as much as I enjoy the material and political perks of the 21st century that previous generations could not fathom, I have my gripes with modernity, li...
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- 2021
18. The Technological Uncanny as a Permanent Dimension of Selfhood
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Aydin, Ciano, Vallor, Shannon, and Philosophy
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Uncanny ,Technology ,Extimacy ,media_common.quotation_subject ,22/2 OA procedure ,Uncanny valley ,Self ,Inside-outside ,Feeling ,Aesthetics ,Alterity ,Phenomenon ,Robot ,Lacan ,Self-formation ,Sociology ,Dimension (data warehouse) ,Fathom ,media_common - Abstract
“The uncanny valley” indicates that as a robot approaches a nearly human state, initial positive responses quickly turn to strong revulsion. After reviewing various explanations for this phenomenon, this chapter interprets the uncanny feeling towards humanoids not as a response to a lack of humanness but rather as a response to the inability to fathom and appropriate what makes the viewer of the robot different from the robot, that is, what makes the viewer human. The more technologies become intrusive, the more this inability is intensified, making the technological uncanny a permanent dimension of selfhood. As a result, technology cannot be simply externalized and conceived as an outside factor that can determine or liberate us, nor as something that can destroy or strengthen us. This insight calls for a more sophisticated account of how technology is shaping us, as well as how we would like to be shaped by it.
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- 2022
19. A virtual imprint of the artificial neural networks
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Gaurav Kumar
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Structure (mathematical logic) ,Artificial neural network ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Process (engineering) ,SIGNAL (programming language) ,Artificial intelligence ,Fathom ,business ,Field (computer science) ,Counterfeit ,Drawback - Abstract
Artificial neural systems ordinarily alluded because the neural systems are the information or signal process scientific demonstrate that is supported the natural nerve cell. A neural network is also complicated structure that comprise a bunch of interconnected neurons which provides an extremely energizing choices for complex drawback understanding and different application which may play crucial half in today’s engineering science field therefore researchers from the various teach are designing the counterfeit neural systems to fathom the problems of pattern acknowledgment, forecast, improvement, related memory and management. During this paper I’ve bestowed the basic have faith in of the counterfeit neural organize, its characteristics and its applications.
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- 2021
20. THE NARRATOR AND NARRATING STRATEGY IN SMOLLETT’S NOVEL ‘THE ADVENTURES OF FERDINAND, COUNT FATHOM’
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Iryna Ruskykh
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Literature ,Pathos ,Reincarnation ,business.industry ,Memoir ,media_common.quotation_subject ,HERO ,Narrative ,Art ,Fathom ,Adventure ,business ,media_common - Abstract
The aim of this paper is to investigate Smollett’s narrative strategy used in his third novel “The Adventures of Ferdinand, Count Fathom”. Despite the similarity to the previous texts, there is a certain novelty in “Ferdinand Fathom” which is connected with the narrative possibilities Smollett resorts to. Retaining the genre-forming motive of adventures, the special correlation between name and surname, Smollett changes the title of the novel, introduces composite and multi-level literary frame. It is the place where the reincarnation of the biographical author into his intratextual counterpart takes place. Smollett chooses a special narrator who is emotional, moralizing, full of naive pathos. He comments a lot, does not hide in the background, and is somewhat similar to the intellectual authors of Fielding and Sterne. He tells the story of an adventurous hero who is longing for destruction and enrichment. Designed to evaluate the hero’s actions, he becomes his memoirist.
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- 2021
21. Introducing English Linguistics: Book Review
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Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, Kweku Rockson, and Edward Owusu
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Syntax (programming languages) ,English as Second Language ,Content analysis ,Natural (music) ,Language education ,Applied linguistics ,Sociology ,Fathom ,Language acquisition ,Linguistics - Abstract
Every normal human being is born with a natural capacity for language learning and acquisition. To gain proficiency in language learning or teaching, one needs to fathom certain inputs that facilitate language learning and teaching. Books are influential resources for English language teaching and learning. Research papers can also be beneficial resources that facilitate second language teaching and learning. This paper, therefore, provides a precis of the main tenets of Meyer’s Introducing English Linguistics, in guileless words for the assistance of our second language students, readers, and English as second language teachers and users in general. Though this content analysis review paper uses the text, Introducing English Linguistics as the main data, references have been made to other related information from other authors.
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- 2021
22. To Fathom His Very Roots: Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance and 'Evidence' of His Literary Racial Passing
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DeLisa D. Hawkes
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Cultural Studies ,Literature ,History ,Literature and Literary Theory ,business.industry ,Fathom ,business - Published
- 2021
23. Innovative Leadership: A Literature Review Paper
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Ibrahim Bader A. Alharbi
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Strategic leadership ,Transformational leadership ,Transactional leadership ,Foundation (evidence) ,Leadership style ,Engineering ethics ,Sociology ,Fathom ,Meaning (linguistics) - Abstract
Innovation and leadership have been two key areas of research in the last decades. Various scholars have come up with multiple definitions of the terms, all revolving around the influence notion. Leaders have been reported to influence other individuals to dedicate their efforts to attain a given objective. Leadership, however, is a broad term, possessing many definitions. It includes and affects various approaches, situations, skills, reactions, competencies, and qualities. On the other hand, innovation is a practical implementation of methods or ideas that facilitate introducing new products or improving how services and goods are offered. To clearly understand the real meaning of innovative leadership, it is crucial first to fathom the leadership and innovation concepts. The paper aims to review the innovative leadership style as portrayed in the literature, and combining the two terms, and offering more insight and structural foundation for researching elements of innovative leadership.
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- 2021
24. Lichens as Astrobiological Models: Experiments to Fathom the Limits of Life in Extraterrestrial Environments
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Rosa de la Torre Noetzel and Leopoldo G. Sancho
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Environmental science ,Extraterrestrial Environment ,Fathom ,Lichen ,Astrobiology - Published
- 2020
25. Destination Branding Semarang Chinatown as a Cultural Heritage Site
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Aditya Satyagraha and Shania Helena Soetjipto
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Value (ethics) ,Cultural heritage ,History ,Chinatown ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Media studies ,Identity (social science) ,Architecture ,Atmosphere (architecture and spatial design) ,Fathom ,Pleasure ,media_common - Abstract
Semarang Chinatown area is one of the historical sites of Ancient Semarang Heritage City where there are cultural relics in store. Consisting of, viz.: architecture, food, stories, and environment that’s prominent with a Chinese family style atmosphere. Ironically, numerous cultural assets contained in the Semarang Chinatown Area are less celebrated unlike Semawis Night Market since people envision the area Semarang Chinatown only has it as its prime and foremost attraction. People's awareness to to other cultural and historical assets is immensely minimal. Therefore, through this Final Project the writer has chosen to fathom this issue and to come up with a solution. By establishing a brand new and fresh visual identity, the author wishes to be able to introduce Semarang Chinatown Area as an integrated cultural historic area to a wider-reaching audience to array a large selection of richness of philosophy, culture, and value that will not only enrich the knowledge of visitors but also to entertain them with some aesthetic pleasure.
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- 2020
26. Remarks on the semantics and paradigmaticity of NN compounds
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Jesús Fernández-Domínguez
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050101 languages & linguistics ,Linguistics and Language ,Root (linguistics) ,Computer science ,Process (engineering) ,Corpus-based ,Cognitive Neuroscience ,Compounding ,Semantics ,Lexicon ,Language and Linguistics ,030507 speech-language pathology & audiology ,03 medical and health sciences ,Noun ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Productivity ,Modifiers ,05 social sciences ,Linguistics ,Word-formation paradigms ,0305 other medical science ,Fathom ,Productivity (linguistics) ,Derivational paradigms - Abstract
English Noun+Noun compounding has garnered the attention of morphologists due to characteristics that involve its semantics (Bauer & Tarasova, 2010; Jackendoff, 2009), degree of productivity (Bauer, Beliaeva, & Tarasova, 2019; Maguire, Wisniewski, & Storms, 2010) and possible paradigmatic nature (Bagasheva, in press; Boyé & Schalchli, 2016). This article addresses the above questions from an inclusive perspective with the aim bringing together various unsolved issues in the study of this morphological process. The experiment exploits data from the BNC Sampler and the Oxford English Dictionary, from which morphological and semantic information is extracted in order to fathom the contribution of nominal root compounding to the lexicon. The results show that the paradigmatic nature, semantics and high productivity of NN compounding are all closely interrelated, which explains certain characteristics associated to the current status of this process and its role in the enrichment of the lexicon., Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad (proyecto FFI2017-89665-P)
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- 2020
27. Cognitive Computing Safety: The New Horizon for Reliability / The Design and Evolution of Deep Learning Workloads.
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Zhu, Yuhao, Reddi, Vijay Janapa, Adolf, Robert, Rama, Saketh, Reagen, Brandon, Wei, Gu-Yeon, and Brooks, David
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COGNITIVE computing , *RELIABILITY in engineering , *COMPUTER architecture - Abstract
This column includes two invited position papers about the challenges and opportunities in cognitive architectures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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28. Effects of alternative treatments—An <scp>EDA</scp> team project in high schools
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Selina Warstat and Andreas Proemmel
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Statistics and Probability ,Engineering management ,Data collection ,Civics ,Computer software ,Fathom ,Psychology ,Team project ,Education - Published
- 2020
29. A framework for analyzing the competitiveness of unconventional modes of transportation in developing cities
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Md. Shafiul Azam, Md. Nafis Imtiyaz, Md. Golam Sobhani, and Moinul Hossain
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050210 logistics & transportation ,Process (engineering) ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,0211 other engineering and technologies ,Analytic hierarchy process ,Transportation ,02 engineering and technology ,Management Science and Operations Research ,Business model ,Environmental economics ,Service (economics) ,Public transport ,0502 economics and business ,Sustainability ,Mainstream ,021108 energy ,Fathom ,business ,Civil and Structural Engineering ,media_common - Abstract
Unconventional modes of transport (UCMs) play a substantial role in many developing cities in meeting the mobility demand in spite of having negative image in the eyes of the authorities. This manuscript outlines a conjoint framework where various factors affecting sustainability and competitiveness of UCMs are identified through observation study and organized using PESTLE qualitative framework. Afterwards, it presents an AHP-TOPSIS based qualitative approach where inputs from experts as well as major stakeholders (owners/operators, drivers, conductors and passengers) are combined based on the PESTLE framework to fathom the competitiveness of UCMs. Along this process, the manuscript also unveils the business model of UCMs along with their area of operation, advantages and weaknesses. For this, the study uses Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh as study area and selects three popular UCMs – locally known as Rickshaw, Easy bike and Leguna. The findings suggest that economic, social and political factors respectively have the highest influence among all factors of PESTLE. Rickshaw was found to be the most competitive followed by Easy bike and Leguna. The study is expected to shed light into the perception and expectation of major stakeholders of UCMs which in turn will provide valuable insight for designing conventional public transport services, and/or, help in slowly integrating the UCMs into the mainstream transportation service through addressing their shortcomings.
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- 2020
30. Impact of Fathom on Statistical Reasoning among Upper Secondary Students
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Kwan Eu Leong and Nanteni Ganesan
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Secondary level ,Mathematics education ,Statistical reasoning ,Psychology ,Fathom - Published
- 2020
31. Cohesiveness of farmers' groups in Delta State Nigeria: Its implication for agricultural development
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Albert Ukaro Ofuoku
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Government ,Agricultural development ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Soil Science ,Sample (statistics) ,04 agricultural and veterinary sciences ,Plant Science ,010501 environmental sciences ,01 natural sciences ,Group cohesiveness ,State (polity) ,040103 agronomy & agriculture ,0401 agriculture, forestry, and fisheries ,Business ,Fathom ,Empowerment ,Socioeconomics ,Agronomy and Crop Science ,Agricultural extension ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,media_common - Abstract
This study which covered Delta State, Nigeria was embarked on to ascertain the cohesiveness of farmers' groups and fathom the implications for agricultural development. At the first stage, 18 farmers associations were randomly selected from the list of farmers? groups at the zonal headquarters of DTADP. Ten percent often membership strength of each selected association was randomly selected to form the study sample and this resulted to selection of 156 farmers. Farmers subscribed to the various groups for the purpose of accessing extension services/information and credit facilities. They also had the purpose of benefiting from government farmers` empowerment schemes and exchange ideas, knowledge and information with other members of their respective groups. Most of the groups were found to be highly cohesive and members were also highly cohesiveness of the groups was influenced by members of satisfaction with the groups satisfied with their various groups. This implies that agricultural development and revival of the economy can be achieved. It is recommended that sustained cohesion of the groups should be encouraged through agricultural extension agents and other farmers should be encouraged for their specialized groups in other to reap benefits of self-help farmers` groups.?
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- 2020
32. Review: The Single Life in the Roman and Later Roman World, edited by Sabine R. Huebner and Christian Laes
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Susanna Elm
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History ,Relative scarcity ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Extended family ,Gender studies ,Roman Empire ,Sexual partnership ,Classics ,Asceticism ,Sociocultural evolution ,Fathom ,Period (music) ,media_common - Abstract
Sabine R. Huebner and Christian Laes, ed., The Single Life in the Roman and Later Roman World . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. 434 pp. ISBN 9781108470170. $130.00. “All the single ladies” will not be surprised nor will their male and gender fluid counterparts: there was never a time in history without persons who lived the single life, however defined. What is surprising is that the single life has received comparatively scant scholarly attention, especially in the premodern period. Indeed, as Christian Laes observes, “sociocultural research on the single life in the Roman empire has been virtually absent so far” (21). Once one considers how to define “the single life,” however, the relative scarcity of scholarly investigation becomes easier to fathom. What is “the single life?” In his detailed and sophisticated introduction to this important volume Christian Laes makes it clear that Christian asceticism is not what is primarily at issue (though it does of course play a role), but rather something akin to “not married and not in a sexual partnership” without a religious motivation to forgo either and while of an age at that allows for both. In other words, many human beings experience such a situation at some point in the course of their life, for example while not yet married or no longer married because of being widowed or divorced. But does that mean they live a single life? After all, they could be part of an extended family; does that count? In short, analyzing the single life in premodern societies such as the Roman and Later Roman world poses significant conceptual and methodological challenges. As Laes points out, even in today's Western industrialized societies that form the basis of his comparative analysis (3–5), the single life encompasses such potentially contradictory elements as “the legal fact of not being married or not being in an exclusive relationship” (whereby being in an exclusive relationship is only sometimes a legal fact); “living alone and the possible …
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- 2020
33. Transitional trajectories of academic progress for low-status students at a University in South Africa
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Musawenkosi Khanyile and Bhekimpilo Mpofu
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Medical education ,Poverty ,Higher education ,business.industry ,Learning environment ,media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,050301 education ,Rubric ,Education ,Disadvantaged ,Unemployment ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Sociology ,Life-span and Life-course Studies ,Fathom ,business ,0503 education ,Disadvantage ,050104 developmental & child psychology ,media_common - Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the perceptions of university undergraduate students who originate from disadvantaged South African schools. The perceptions probed are those that relate to their material circumstances, learning and teaching environment and academic progress. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws on a theoretical framework that underscores the primacy of the environment blended with transition theory to explain environmental influences on disadvantaged students’ academic progression at university. Data were gathered through detailed face-to-face interviews with eight participants and from the open-ended section of a questionnaire administered to 41 students from which the 8 students were drawn. Findings The findings demonstrate that disadvantaged students require both physical and socio-psychological support in order to succeed at university. Research limitations/implications A university in South Africa and the students from low quintile schools provide the case study for the explication of the findings of this study. Ethical issues such as seeking the informed consent of the participants to access their academic records weighed against the potency or robustness of the results of this study, because few of the participants allowed this researcher to access their results. Thus, this study focussed on potentially sensitive areas such as the academic records of students and poverty. As such it was extremely difficult to persuade disadvantaged students to participate in this study. Practical implications The study is thus useful for the school system, families and higher education institutions in the quest to provide the much-needed socio-psychological or “empathetic infrastructure” that acts as the cytoplasm for disadvantaged students’ academic progress at university. Social implications By invoking the primacy of the environment under the rubrics of epigenetics, this study also sought to contribute to the debate around the human genome – a grand ambitious global scientific project launched in the late 1980s to generate a catalogue of all the genes present in humans. However, this was a smokescreen because there are simply not enough genes to account for the complexity of the human life or human disease. By invoking the theory of transition, this study sought to fathom how to promote a favourable teaching and learning environment for poor students at university in a holistic manner. Originality/value This study utilised an empirically supported definition of disadvantage: that of students coming from no fee schools, as classified by the Department of Education based on Household Expenditure statistics of 2002 using the quintile system. The quintile system is based on average measures of income, unemployment rates and educational levels. To date, there is no published research utilising the school quintile system to define disadvantaged students in higher education in South Africa. This paper, which investigates such a sample from a university, is therefore ground-breaking and novel.
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- 2019
34. Water usage, hygiene and diarrhea in low-income urban communities—A mixed method prospective longitudinal study
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Zenat Zebin Hossain, Charlotte Crim Tamason, Rebeca Sultana, Anowara Begum, Leela Sengupta Carstensen, Jannatul Ferdous, and Peter Jensen
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Diarrhea ,Longitudinal study ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Clinical Biochemistry ,010501 environmental sciences ,01 natural sciences ,Domestic and personal hygiene ,03 medical and health sciences ,Hygiene ,Multidisciplinary approach ,Environmental health ,Qualitative research ,medicine ,lcsh:Science ,030304 developmental biology ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,media_common ,ComputingMethodologies_COMPUTERGRAPHICS ,0303 health sciences ,Bangladesh ,Water quantity ,Waterborne diseases ,medicine.disease ,Medical Laboratory Technology ,Geography ,Attributable risk ,Environmental Science ,lcsh:Q ,Fathom ,Water use - Abstract
Graphical abstract, Epidemiological studies considered water use and hygiene practices as central risk factors for diarrhea. Few studies focused on independent association of water quantity with diarrheal diseases. This study aimed to describe the methodological protocol that adapted multidisciplinary and mixed-method research approach to assess how water usage including water quantity influences the attributable risk for diarrhea in a low-income urban community in Bangladesh. The quantitative, anthropological and microbiological approaches were threaded together to provide a greater understanding of the infrastructural, behavioral and microbial interactions to fathom the dimensions of fecal oral transmission pathways within the households. The use of the 'Choleraphone' (i.e. a mobile phone based real time diarrheal reporting system) was a contemporary approach intended to cut down on resources, reduce research fatigue and provide more accurate data compared to the 'gold standard' (i.e. visiting a household of diarrhea cases within 48 hours) for measuring diarrhea incidence. Development of methods to measure water quantity using qualitative and quantitative approach within a setting where meter water connection is rare was another unique feature of this protocol. This protocol provided guidance and insight on how multiple methods of different disciplines can be combined to enrich understanding of waterborne diseases.
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- 2019
35. WLA4ND: a Wearable Dataset of Learning Activities for Young Adults with Neurodiversity to Provide Support in Education
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Yujing Chen, Pattiya Mahapasuthanon, Anya S. Evmenova, Huzefa Rangwala, Vivian Genaro Motti, and Hui Zheng
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Activity recognition ,Smartwatch ,Human–computer interaction ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Deep learning ,Wearable computer ,Artificial intelligence ,Fathom ,business ,Neurodiversity ,Neurotypical ,Wearable technology - Abstract
Data-driven assistive wearable technologies are promising to support young adults with neurodiversity in inclusive education. Existing datasets focus on wearable sensor data of various activities from neurotypical people. However, no dataset exists including learning-related activity data from individuals with neurodiversity. The contributions of this paper include (1) WLA4ND, a dataset of learning activities performed by eight young adults with neurodiversity collected from smartwatch sensors. The activities are common learning tasks, including reading, writing, typing, answering follow-up questions, and off-task. (2) Evaluation of classification on WLA4ND with five activity recognition models, including conventional and deep learning methods. The Convolutional Recurrent Neural Network (CRNN) model achieved a balanced accuracy of 92.2% for user-dependent evaluations, while Federated Multi-Task Hierarchical Attention Model (FATHOM) achieved 91.8% for user-independent evaluations. This evaluation demonstrates that existing activity recognition technologies can be applied to neurodiverse populations. Also, WLA4ND can be used by researchers as a complement for activity recognition, automatic labeling, and next-generation assistive wearable applications.
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- 2021
36. Assessing organizational readiness to adapt to climate change in a regional protected areas context: lessons learned from Canada
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Stephanie L. Barr and Christopher J. Lemieux
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Global and Planetary Change ,Ecology ,National park ,Climate change ,Resource management ,Context (language use) ,Business ,Fathom ,Adaptation (computer science) ,Protected area ,Environmental planning ,Indigenous - Abstract
Parks and other forms of protected areas worldwide face significant threats from rapid climatic and associated ecological change. While the need to adapt to the impacts of climate change on biodiversity is widely acknowledged, and the extant literature has identified numerous adaptation options, much less is known about the institutional preconditions that enable or inhibit adaptation in resource management systems. We address this gap by presenting a framework that assesses the readiness of protected area organizations to adapt to climate change. Specifically, using a mixed methods approach including a literature review, online survey, and workshop, we: (1) adapt a framework to assess organizational adaptation readiness in protected areas organizations; (2) use the framework to assess organizational adaptation readiness in Bruce Peninsula National Park (BPNP) and Fathom Five National Marine Park (FFNMP) in Ontario, Canada, and (3) identify ways to strengthen the readiness of protected area organizations to respond to climate change. Results indicate that BPNP/FFNMP have low to moderate overall organizational adaptation readiness, with higher readiness in terms of understanding social-ecological systems (e.g., mapping and monitoring social and ecological values) and lower readiness in terms of collaboration, knowledge management and exchange. Recommendations to increase the organizational adaptation readiness of protected area organizations include increasing collaboration and knowledge exchange with partners, local residents, and Indigenous communities, and educating staff and visitors about climate change impacts. Overall, framework outcomes can be used to assess organizational strengths, weaknesses, and most importantly identify areas for resource allocation or re-allocation to enhance readiness and ensure that adaptation planning is translated into on-the-ground action.
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- 2021
37. Dynamic Capabilities that Facilitates the Successful Implementation of Digitalization
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Wei Sun
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Software visualization ,Computer science ,Key (cryptography) ,sort ,Market environment ,Dynamic capabilities ,Fathom ,Black swan theory ,Data science ,Competitive advantage - Abstract
Facing the global black swan event since 2020 in the market environment, companies need to integrate and reconstruct internal resources, with their dynamic capabilities, promoting digitalization, and gain competitive advantage. It is essential for modern era firms to fathom applying dynamic capacities. In the article, with synthesizing early dynamic capabilities researches using the visualization software (Citespace), the summaries of key trend, hotspots and evolution of dynamic capabilities based on the WOS database has been presented. It could benefit the understanding of the dynamic capabilities theory. Moreover, the increasing numbers of enterprises are enhancing their digitalization in recent years. To comprehend how the digitalization help the enterprise operation, the theory of dynamic capabilities could be valuable. This article aims to clearly sort out the research on enterprise dynamic capabilities, and then combining with the status qua of enterprise digitalization, propose possible future research suggestions.
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- 2021
38. A Systematic Literature Review on Malware Analysis
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Fahad Mira
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business.industry ,Computer science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Computer security ,computer.software_genre ,System requirements ,Systematic review ,Index (publishing) ,Malware ,The Internet ,Quality (business) ,Malware analysis ,Fathom ,business ,computer ,media_common - Abstract
Malware is a significant security danger on the Internet nowadays. Hostile to Virus organizations get a huge number of malwares tests each day. It is intended to harm PC frameworks without the information on the proprietor utilizing the framework and method headways are presenting enormous difficulties for scientists in both the scholarly world and the business. Malware tests are arranged and gathered for additional investigation. In this literature review, we did the manual research on the publications from the year 2014 to 2020. We selected about 27 articles out of 55 articles as primary studies and applied quality evaluation criteria and deducted research questions from them. The motivation behind this SLR is to inspect the accessible literary works on malware examination and to decide how exploration has developed and progressed regarding the amount, substance, and publication outlets. We also discussed the issues and challenges we are facing in malware analysis along with detection system requirements. Large numbers of the malicious programs are tremendous and confounded so it is difficult for researchers to fathom its subtleties. Scattering of malicious data beyond clients of the web and furthermore preparing them to effectively utilize against malicious items are critical to shielding clients from malicious attack. This review paper will give a comprehensive book index of techniques to help with battling malicious data.
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- 2021
39. The Thematic and Symbolic Potluck at the Animal Farm
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Christina Charan
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Politics ,History ,Allegory ,Aesthetics ,Taste (sociology) ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Novella ,Intellect ,Narrative ,Fathom ,Communism ,media_common - Abstract
Animal farm by George Orwell published in 1945 seems to be a plainly written tale at a cursory glance but it with an in depth study we could fathom the scope of it. Animal farm is rich at diverse flavours all well mixed to give the perfect taste for sensibilities and intellect. Richness of literary techniques, multidimensional narratives, characters and symbolic delicacies is offered by animal farm. The literary richness is exhibited in a simple allegorical form which represents perfect craftsmanship. This paper will discuss the various vital aspects of the novel including its multidimensional themes, felicitous characters, diverse narratives and precise symbols along with the well established techniques of social settlements. George Orwell the writer had an intimate experience of the brutal dealings during World War II, as he corresponded for BBC. He was instigated by the communism at USSR and his desire to bring to light the factual conditions and real reasons which gave birth to the novella Animal Farm. The variety of themes strikes the correct chord of thought. The novella is written in a form of political allegory based on the political and social fervour; where the characters replicate the leaders, common populace, bureaucrats and enterprise-grade at USSR during and after the Russian revolution of 1917.
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- 2019
40. The Making of a Tarot Deck
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Michael Dowers and Christine Payne-Towler
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Cultural Studies ,Alchemy ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Visual Arts and Performing Arts ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Art history ,Art ,Fathom ,Making-of ,Applied Psychology ,Deck ,media_common - Abstract
We of the twenty-first century can barely fathom the world of the specialists who composed, visualized, and assembled the alchemical manuals.
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- 2019
41. Researchers’ online visibility: tensions of visibility, trust and reputation
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Jutta Haider and Sara Kjellberg
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scholarly communication ,Social network ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,Visibility (geometry) ,Library and Information Sciences ,Public relations ,050905 science studies ,Focus group ,Scholarly communication ,Information Studies ,Computer Science Applications ,Social media ,Sociology ,0509 other social sciences ,050904 information & library sciences ,Fathom ,business ,Publicity ,Information Systems ,Reputation ,media_common - Abstract
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to understand what role researchers assign to online representations on the new digital communication sites that have emerged, such as Academia, ResearchGate or Mendeley. How are researchers’ online presentations created, managed, accessed and, more generally, viewed by academic researchers themselves? And how are expectations of the academic reward system navigated and re-shaped in response to the possibilities afforded by social media and other digital tools?Design/methodology/approachFocus groups have been used for empirical investigation to learn about the role online representation is assigned by the concerned researchers.FindingsThe study shows that traditional scholarly communication documents are what also scaffolds trust and builds reputation in the new setting. In this sense, the new social network sites reinforce rather than challenge the importance of formal publications.Originality/valueAn understanding of the different ways in which researchers fathom the complex connection between reputation and trust in relation to online visibility as a measure of, or at least an attempt at, publicity (either within academia or outside it) is essential. This paper emphasizes the need to tell different stories by exploring how researchers understand their own practices and reasons for them.
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- 2019
42. It’s Raining Men: Recent Work on Early Modern Water
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Katherine Ibbett
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Cultural Studies ,Literature ,Linguistics and Language ,History ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Work (electrical) ,business.industry ,Tempest ,Fathom ,business ,Language and Linguistics - Abstract
As a child, long before I read The Tempest, I came across a pastiche of its famous aquatic lines: “Full fathom five thy father lies / His aqualung was the wrong size.” I can never hear Shakespeare ...
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- 2019
43. Innovation, Disruption and Sense-making
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Wendi Arant Kaspar
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ComputingMilieux_GENERAL ,Computer science ,business.industry ,Subject (philosophy) ,Information technology ,Library and Information Sciences ,Marketing ,Fathom ,business ,Computing systems ,Pace - Abstract
Innovation, specifically innovation in information technology and computing systems, has, in my mind, changed the world more quickly than any other type of innovation weave seen. Whether or not it has improved the world may be subject to debate, but it has definitely sped the rate of change to a pace that is hard to fathom.
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- 2019
44. Issue of Interaction between Lecturer and Students during Lecture Visualization
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N. M. Holub
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Higher education ,business.industry ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Teaching method ,Pharmaceutical Science ,Information technology ,Presentation ,Complementary and alternative medicine ,Brainstorming ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Mathematics education ,Pharmacology (medical) ,Situational ethics ,Fathom ,Psychology ,business ,Construct (philosophy) ,media_common - Abstract
At the present stage of reforming higher education, there is an urgent problem of preparing the philologist teacher. It should aim at development of student’s personality, help to construct professional competence. To make specialist training qualitative should encourage them to cooperate, which should be built on interaction of participants of educational process. This article considers a vital issue of activating cognitive activity in students during lectures, which are considered to be a passive form of organizing education in higher school. The article clears up the problem of interaction between a teacher and students during the lecture visualization that provides presentation of lecture material with the help of modern information technologies (IT). The author pays attention to the advantages of a lecture visualization, especially to the possibility for better visual perception of theoretical material, increasing students’ interest in studying a subject and their active participation in discussing problems, formulating own conclusions etc. Modern ways of solving problems of interaction between a teacher and students, as the research shows, find realization in interactive teaching methods (brainstorming, discussion, an analysis of problematic situations).The author offers different ways of solving problematic situations. The basis of the proposed method comprises analytical and synthetic activity of students and creative approach to solving problems. As experience shows, students do not fathom the ways to solving a problematic situations at once, that’s why this article clears up innovative methods of doing problem and situational tasks with the help of modern information technologies.
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- 2018
45. Scientific basis of value and valuation
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Ünsal Özdilek
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Economics and Econometrics ,Revenue management ,Strategy and Management ,media_common.quotation_subject ,05 social sciences ,Real estate ,Microeconomics ,0502 economics and business ,Economics ,050211 marketing ,Business and International Management ,Consciousness ,Fathom ,050212 sport, leisure & tourism ,Finance ,Valuation (finance) ,media_common - Abstract
Real estate analysis, in general, and valuation, in particular, are being challenged more and more by the expectational and informational properties of value. Both properties evolve inversely in the state of consciousness; the expectation in events of desire is continuously collapsing into experiences. Expressions for events are the basis of information, used in models to explain and approximate the future expectation in value. The exclusive use of information limits the explicative/predictive capacity of models and thus risky, because they omit the inversely evolving effects of expectation, simultaneously attached to the same event. To reliably fathom the risk, the global reference position of value needs to be kept in perspective as regards the work of the opposing mechanisms of expectation and information. This research clarifies the scientific nature of value based on these mechanisms and in practical terms ascertains its link to valuation approaches in real estate, as well as their informational sources of price, cost, and income (PCI).
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- 2018
46. Replace Stasis with Motion to Fathom the Persistence of Waqf: The Complex Histories and Legacies of a Muslim Institution
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Amy Singer
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Persistence (psychology) ,History ,Sociology and Political Science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Political economy ,Political Science and International Relations ,Religious studies ,Institution ,Fathom ,Waqf ,Motion (physics) ,media_common - Published
- 2018
47. The Effect of Teaching Formulaic Expressions Through Contrastive Lexical Approach on Iranian Pre-intermediate EFL Learners' Writing Skill
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Fatemeh Ebrahimi, Ehsan Namaziandost, Prodhan Mahbub Ibna Seraj, and Meisam Ziafar
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050101 languages & linguistics ,Linguistics and Language ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Writing ,Formulaic expressions ,Experimental and Cognitive Psychology ,Multilingualism ,Iran ,050105 experimental psychology ,Language and Linguistics ,Psycholinguistics ,Session (web analytics) ,Mathematics education ,Humans ,Learning ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Control (linguistics) ,Competence (human resources) ,General Psychology ,Normality ,media_common ,Language ,05 social sciences ,Lexical approach ,Female ,Fathom ,Psychology - Abstract
This study aimed to investigate the effect of the contrastive lexical approach on Iranian EFL learners' writing skills. For this study, forty pre-intermediate students from a private English language institutes in Ahvaz, Iran were selected. Then, they were randomly divided into two equal groups of 20; one experimental and one control group. To have two groups of equal numbers, we used a block randomization sampling method. All of these students were female, ranging in age from 18 to 30. Their level of English language proficiency had already been determined by the Institute to be pre-intermediate. First, they were given a pre-test to determine their writing ability. Afterward, the experimental group received writing practices through the Contrastive Lexical Approach (CLA), during 14 sessions. Each session lasted for an hour and a half. The teacher sensitized learners in the experimental group towards the presence of L2 equivalents for L1 formulaic expressions, while the control group received an ordinary, traditional instruction, during which learners read texts containing the same formulaic expressions as for the experimental group without receiving any translation and were then asked to write about the same topics. At the end of the course, a post-test was administered to the two groups. Data were analyzed through independent and paired samples t tests after ensuring the normality of the data. Finally, to discover the power of the statistical tests, the effect size was also calculated. The study showed that using a contrastive lexical approach has a significant positive effect on Iranian EFL learners' writing skills. As the findings in this study propose, the writing skill can be improved through the use of a contrastive lexical approach. Teaching through a contrastive lexical approach, hopefully, gives the learners the chance to fathom their skillful writing competence, which requires the proper use of varied forms of structures and expressions and this, in turn, may sensitize them to know more about what language features to work on to increase their writing proficiency.
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- 2021
48. Addressing Two Central Issues of Team Interaction Dynamics: The Whole is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
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Mustafa Canan and Mustafa Demir
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Cognitive science ,Quantum probability ,Teamwork ,Computer science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Ontic ,Quantum cognition ,Situational ethics ,Fathom ,Open system (systems theory) ,Task (project management) ,media_common - Abstract
In successful teams, each team member has a distinct taskwork based on individual task roles and responsibilities. Each team member effectively interacts with one another and the technology with which they must interact during the task. Both taskwork and teamwork have situational propensities and entail both ontic and epistemic aspects; thus, understanding how they affect teammates’ taskwork and teamwork becomes crucial to fathom the emergence of team coordination dynamics. This paper conceptually discusses the application of quantum cognition to team coordination; how this approach can improve the understanding of the notion of the whole. The open system model, which incorporates both classical and quantum probability descriptions of a system, is reviewed to describe both ontic and epistemic uncertainty. The open system model's contributions to the entropy of an entangled whole are discussed. Lastly, the conceptual differences between sensing and interaction and the experimental scenarios to study these differences are delineated.
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- 2021
49. Kuala Lumpur: Gateway to Malaysia
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Suet Leng Khoo and Nicole Shu Fun Chang
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Civil society ,Kuala lumpur ,State (polity) ,Urban planning ,Political science ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Public administration ,Private sector ,Creative city ,Fathom ,Nexus (standard) ,media_common - Abstract
This chapter seeks to fathom the viability of Kuala Lumpur (KL) as a potential creative city in Malaysia. This chapter will begin by illustrating the history of KL to set the backdrop. The chapter will also analyse the situation of KL and how the creative city strategy is unfolding in the city. The chapter concludes by discussing the state, private sector and civil society nexus in propounding this strategy.
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- 2021
50. Optimal Robotic Path Planning Using Intlligents Search Algorithms
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Ahmad T. Abdulsadda, Ali Al Bakri, and Baidaa AlKhlidi
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Computer science ,Search algorithm ,Artificial Intelligence ,Control and Systems Engineering ,Swarm behaviour ,Robot ,DECIPHER ,Particle swarm optimization ,Motion planning ,Fathom ,Fuzzy logic ,Industrial engineering - Abstract
This investigation investigates the application of Adjusted Fuzzy Molecule Swarm Optimization (FPSO) to the versatile robot route issue in arrange to decide the briefest conceivable course with the least time required to travel from a beginning area to a goal area in a deterrent working zone. MPSO is being created in this ponder to progress the capability of customized calculations for a worldwide course. The proposed calculations decipher the environment outline spoken to by the framework show and develop an idea or nearly ideal collision-free way. Reenactment tests appear the viability of the most recent organized calculation for portable robot course arranging. The programs are composed in MATLAB R2019a and run on 2.65 GHz Intel Center i5 and 7 GB Smash computers. Changes proposed in MPSO and cuckoo look calculation fundamentally point to resolve the untimely merging issue related to the beginning PSO. A mistake calculate is demonstrated within the MPSO to guarantee the meeting of the PSO. FPSO points to handle another issue which is the populace may incorporate a few infeasible ways; an updated strategy is tired the FPSO to fathom the issue of the infeasible street. The discoveries illustrate that this calculation has huge potential to fathom the course arranging with satisfactory comes about in terms of decreasing remove and time for execution.
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- 2021
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