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Kontramitos in the Text of a Public Service Advertising in Bone Country: Roland Barthes Semiotics Analysis
Fatimah Fatimah, Tadjuddin Maknun, Ikhwan M.Said, Muhlis Hadrawi
Public service advertising issued by the government and BUMN is generally aimed at inviting the public as their target to have a view so that they will act and do something following the expectations of advertisers. Behind the myth that will be conveyed, an advertisement contains an ideology that will...
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The Effect of Storage Time to the Leather Microstructure due to Collagenolytic Bacteria Activity
Novita Kurniawati, Viagian Pastawan, Ragil Yuliatmo, Yuny Erwanto, Ambar Pertiwiningrum
Raw skin is the common primary material that used in the leather tannery. As an organic material, leather has a risk of microstructure damage from microorganisms. Although the tannery process uses several chemicals and actions to prevent its damage, the long storage time of leather can provide opportunities...
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Pine Based Blend Essential Oil Did Not Reduce Methane Production But Increase Organic Matter Digestibility On Ruminal Feed Fermentation In Vitro
Asih Kurniawati, Muhlisin Muhlisin, Chusnul Hanim, Muhsin Al Anas
This research was done to investigate the effect of blend essential oil EOs1 with pine (Pinus merkusii; Jungh. and de Vriese) essential oil as the main component on feed nutrient digestibility and methane production. Blend essential oil consist of pine and eucalyptus (Melaleuca leucadendra (L.) essential...
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Examining People’s Perceptions of Elephants in the Context of Human-Elephant Conflict in Aceh Selatan, Aceh, Indonesia
Cut Nurmaliah, Gina Yulia Putri, Abdullah Abdullah, Dewi Andayani, Aries Munandar, Samsul Muarrif
Elephants are animals with wide home ranges, so they need routes to move from one home range to another. The increase in population has reduced the home range for elephants, especially in Sumatra. This causes negative interactions between elephants and humans. Therefore, it is necessary to understand...
Series: Advances in Physics Research
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Physics Learning Tools of Inquiry-Creative-Process Integrated Ethnoscience: Its Validity to Train Prospective Teachers’ Critical Thinking Ability
Ni Nyoman Sri Putu Verawati, Ahmad Harjono, Wahyudi, Syifa’ul Gummah, Saiful Prayogi
This study aims to develop physics learning tools of an inquiry-creative-process (ICP) model integrated with ethnoscience and to find its validity in training prospective teachers’ critical thinking skills. This study’s learning tools developed and tested for validity comprise lesson plans (RPS) and...
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The Application of Reinforcement Learning in Video Games
Xuyouyang Fan
With the continuous development of reinforcement learning, artificial intelligence has reached a level of sophistication where it can effectively handle complex situations, making it a valuable component in video game development and gameplay experiences. Recent applications have demonstrated the potential...
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Principled Engagement in Collaborative Governance Plus Multi-Helix on Waste Governance
Deby Chintia Hestiriniah, Andy Fefta Wijaya, Ainul Hayat, Farida Nurani
This research aims to find out how Principled engagement the helixes involved in the process of implementing Palembang Mayor Regulation Number 72 of 2018 concerning waste management. The informants for this research were 17 people consisting of 8 government elements, 2 private elements, 2 community elements,...
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Factors Influencing Customer Addictive Purchase Behaviours of Toy Blind Boxes
Wenluo Duan
This article will examine which factors influence consumer behaviour when they buy toy blind boxes in the digital age. Data collection of both the observation group and control group are extracted through the questionnaire, and qualitative analysis such as Cluster analysis and the Chi-square test is...
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Research on Night Tourism Experience Scene Elements of Yangshuo West Street Based on UGC Data
Wenjing Quan
Addressing the research gap in systematic deconstruction of night tourism experience elements, particularly using UGC data, this study investigates Yangshuo West Street, a national night culture and tourism cluster. Methodologically, it innovatively integrates UGC data mining, grounded theory, and social...
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From Drama Scenes to Geographical Imprints: Empowering the Creation of Tourism Destinations through the “Anime Pilgrimage” Driven by the Emotional Projection of Generation Z ACGN
Yang Bai, Minyue Zhong, Qian Chen, YanPing Li, Xianrong Deng, Xueqian Song
For the mechanism of the “Anime Pilgrimage” behavior driven by the emotional projection of Generation Z ACGN on tourist destinations, 1747 user comment data were crawled and a theoretical model was constructed using programmatic grounded theory. A questionnaire survey was conducted for Generation Z and...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Light Under the Ginkgo Tree -- Review of the Architectural Design of Suizhou South Station in Hubei, China
Jingyou Ye
In recent years, station design has gradually tended to develop in the direction of cultural stations. The design of many stations is no longer just satisfied with basic functions but has begun to incorporate local cultural characteristics. Suizhou South Station As a key passenger station on the Han-shi...
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Materialism Moderates the Relationship between Pandemic Threats and Preference for Eco-Friendly Products
Yaming Wang, Yongtian Yin, Chubo Gong
Previous research has demonstrated that pandemic threats increase consumers’ preference for eco-friendly products. However, the effect does not always exist. The current research proposes that materialism plays a moderating role between the pandemic threats and the preference for eco-friendly products....
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Exploring Pre-service EFL Teachers’ Experiences in Lesson Planning
Ika Wahyuni Lestari, Nurbaiti Utami Siwi
Lesson plan is a set of class plans that include guidelines for a teacher about what type of learning resources to use and how to use them. Moreover, teachers are required to design a lesson plan related to the course that they will apply in the classroom. However, designing a lesson plan may be challenging...
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Nursing Care Management of Peripheral Sensation in A Case of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus at Sakai Heisei Hospital, Osaka
Mustaqim Mustaqim, Wahidah Wahidah, Yanah Kuscianah
Diabetes mellitus is one of the factors that can affect blood flow due to viscosity due to the accumulation of blood sugar. Damage to peripheral nerves resulting in symptoms of tingling, numbness or weakness in the feet and hands. Loss of pain sensation or decreased peripheral pulse in addition to affecting...
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A Review on Literature of Islamic Insurance
Hanif Azzam Chusaini, Muhamad Subhi Apriantoro, Yayuli
This study examines the Islamic insurance literature published in reputable international journals. This paper briefly examines the current status of various issues raised in the Islamic insurance literature. It then attempts to define and suggest for the sake of the overall objective of an Islamic socioeconomic...
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The Relationship Between Body Mass Index and Incidence of Anemia among Adolescent Girls in East Lombok, Indonesia
Qonita Rachmah, Badra Aufa, Ari Nurfikri, Supriadi, Nia Murniati, Elsa Roselina, Nur Fadilah Dewi
Anemia in adolescent girls could bring several health consequences and its prevalence was high, thus, remains a public health significance. Nutritional status is one of important factor in anemia development. This study aims to observe a correlation between age and nutritional status with incidence of...
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The Impact of Climate Risk on the Insurance Decisions of Agricultural Enterprises
Ruonan Xi, Zhenxian An, Jiayuan Peng, Xinyu Sheng, Qianting Ma
Against the backdrop of escalating global climate change, climate risk has increasingly affected agricultural production. This study analyzes how climate risk influences insurance decisions of agricultural firms, using data from 304 Chinese agricultural enterprises between 2011 and 2022.The empirical...
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Research on China’s Agricultural Overseas Investment in Southeast Asia under The Belt and Road Initiative
Jingxi Huang
Faced with the dual challenges of food demand pressure brought by population growth and increasing scarcity of agricultural resources, China has continuously increased overseas agricultural investment under the “Belt and Road” initiative, aiming to ensure national food security and expand international...
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The Insane Vegetarian: Gender, Sanity, and Food Politics in World Literature
Meera Kumar
This paper examines the intersections of sanity, madness, and vegetarianism in literary and biographical texts spanning the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries across Britain, America, India, and South Korea. Using a qualitative research framework grounded in close reading, the study analyses texts...
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Pandan War as Potential Local Wisdom in Eco-Tourism Development in the Tenganan Pegringsingan Traditional Village, Karangasem Regency, Bali
I Nyoman Subamia, I Putu Gede Septian Dhani Wijaya, I Made Agus Dwi Mandala Putra
The purpose of this writing is to examine that Perang Pandan as potential local wisdom in the development of ecotourism at Desa Adat Tenganan Pegringsingan, Karangasem district, Bali. This paper uses a descriptive method and primary data collection techniques from interviews and questionnaires from villagers...
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Examining Social Capital for Urban Societies in the Midst of Covid-19 Through Digital Gotong Royong
Dodi Faedlulloh, Vina Karmilasari, Intan Fitri Meutia, Devi Yulianti
Covid 19 attacks all aspects of human life on a global scale. The Indonesian government implemented a policy called Large-Scale Social Restrictions to reduce transmission. The mobility of people automatically changes due to these restrictions, especially in urban areas in Indonesia. Because high individual...
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Comparative Study of Air-Gap Field Distribution Characteristics Among Different Pole Array in SPM
Xinghua He, Liang Yan, Xiaoshan Gao, Pengjie Xiang, Chris Gerada
The pole array directly influences air-gap filed distribution and hence output torque performance especially in surface-mounted PM machine (SPM). The fundamental wave of air-gap magnetic flux density determines the average torque, and harmonic generates torque ripple. In generally, there is a trade-off...
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Lexicon Ke-biu-an in Balinese Language and Culture
Putri Ayu Julita, Aron Meko Mbete
Biu or banana is a plant that is easily found in the tropics, including Bali. Biu can be used from the roots to the flowers. In addition to being consumed, biu is also useful for health and religious facilities. Almost every day, the Hindu community in Bali needs biu in religious activities. The aim...
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Analysis of the Application of Target Costing as a Production Cost Control System Empirical Study on CV Cahaya Gemilang Teknik
Fitria Saumaningsih, Nur Alim Bahri
Costing target is a method of profit planning and cost management that is focused on products and takes into account the manufacturing process in order to strive for cost control. The goal of this study is to examine how the costing target method is used to control production costs and to evaluate how...
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Does Digital Trade Inhibit or Exacerbate Carbon Emissions?
--Evidence from China
Li Zhang
The reduction of carbon dioxide emissions is receiving increasingly more attention from the international community. Nevertheless, what are the primary factors that impact carbon dioxide emissions? How to curb carbon dioxide emissions without blocking economic development? Based on a panel data of China...
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Leadership and Work Environment: The Impact on the Performance of MSME Employees in Tegal City
Setyowati Subroto, Mei Rani Amalia
MSMEs in Indonesia have a very important role, we can said that they are the backbone of the Indonesian economy. Based on BPS data, about 99% of existing business units are MSMEs, which able to absorb about 96.3% of the workforce from the number of productive workers available. In order to maintain and...
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Improving Student Learning Activities in Islamic Macroeconomics Course through a Project-Based Learning (PjBL) Approach
Neng Kamarni
One solution to solving problems faced by students in Blended Learning is to apply one of the learning approaches, namely the Project Based Learning (PjBL) approach where with this learning approach students will be creative, because through this learning approach students are expected to deepen their...
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Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Pressure Ulcer Prevention: Literature Review
Gusti Ayu Putu Krisna Dewi, Supratman Supratman, Nurlaila Fitriani, Vinami Yulian
Introduction: Pressure ulcer is one of important complication and frequently happens to inpatients. Moreover, pressure ulcer has a significant impact on patients’ life quality. Nurses have a critical role in the prevention of pressure ulcer. Several treatments to prevent pressure ulcer e.g. wound dressing,...
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The Effect of Contract Work System and Work Motivation on Employee Performance: A Case Study on Employees of Pt. X
Fitriah, Siti Sri Rahayu, Nurcahyawati
In today's globalised world, companies must adapt quickly and improve their performance to remain competitive. Employee performance is critical, especially in the garment industry, where production speed, product quality and operational efficiency are key factors. Human resource management is crucial...
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Analysis of The Need for Development of A Multigrade Management Model In The Era of Independent Learning in Souths Sulawesi Elementary School
Wahira Wahira, Abdul Hamid, H. B. Lukman
This study aims to (1) find out the picture of the application of multigrade management in the era of independent learning of elementary school students and (2) know the need to develop a multigrade management model in the era of independent students in elementary schools. This research uses R&D...
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Balancing Automation with Human centered HR Practices
Sandeep Kumar Gupta, T. S. Saranya, Anjali Saluja, Gimcule, Darisha Kharmih, T. L. Ashalatha, Kiniholi Yeptomi
Automation plays a constant role in the formation of the modern-day workplace. In the human resources (HR) area, technology is to be integrated in a manner that keeps its human dimension intact. Though automating aids in the streamlining of processes, will assist with decision making, and be an operationally...
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Exploring EFL Students’ Attitudes toward Proficiency Pairing Methods
Faradila Masuara, M. Ridha Ajam
Researchers have shown a growing interest in elaborating proficiency pairing methods in recent years. However, research on students’ attitudes toward different pairing methods is rarely investigated. This study aimed to explore students’ attitudes toward different proficiency pairing methods (H-H, L-L,...
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Integrating Ethical Leadership into Performance Appraisal Systems: A Review of ESG Sustainability Practices
Alwizan Mohd Ron, Ahmad Shahrul Nizam Isha
Past research has extensively documented the negative impacts of political appointments on organizational leadership and the significance of ethical leadership in enhancing organizational performance. However, there remains a gap in studies focusing on ethical leadership within the contexts of Environmental,...
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Does Taxpayer Understanding and The Use of E-Filing Affect Taxpayer Compliance? (Tax Volunteer as Moderating Variable)
Afdah Oktari Nuzba, Mega Mayasari
This study examines the effect of taxpayer understanding and the use of e-filing on the compliance of Individual Taxpayers with tax volunteers as a moderating variable. The method used in this research is quantitative, with data collection techniques carried out through two survey options, offline and...
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Spiritual Quotient as Moderating Effect of Compensation and Competence on Performance
Moh. Erfan Arif, Mohammad Thariq
This study aims to investigate the effect of compensation and competence on employee performance moderated by spiritual quotient. The method used in this research is descriptive analysis with a quantitative approach. This study was conducted by involving all employees of Sanggar Corporation. Data were...
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The Validity of the PONTA Learning Model Base on Blended Learning in Vocational High Schools
Tasri Ponta, Hamsu Abdul Gani, Abdul Muis Mappalotteng
This study aims to determine the validity of the PONTA learning model based on Blended Learning in Vocational High Schools developed. The syntax of the PONTA learning model consists of: (1) Preparation; (2) Observations; (3) Negotiation; (4) Transfers; (5) Apply. The type of research is research and...
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COVID-19 Pandemic as a Trigger for Quality Tourism in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (Case Study in Moana Bike Tour Nanggulan)
Ahmad Fatah Haidar Rahmat
Tourism is a backbone for Yogyakarta’s economy. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has a negative impact on the tourism industry due to mobility restriction as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19. On the other hand, the COVID-19 pandemic encourages the presence of quality tourism that...
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Inflation, Interest Rate and Wage Trade-offs in Southeast Asia Countries
Chui-Ting Tang, Hui-Nee Au Yong, Mei-Ting Yap, Xin-Yi Chong
This paper focused on the factors that give impacts to the inflation in Southeast Asia countries, including Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Loas, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. This paper has analysed the relationship between inflation and factors that influence inflation...
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Role of Libraries as AI-driven Innovation and Learning Centers: A survey-based study on Different Academic Libraries of Jorhat District, Assam
Bondona Borah, Jacqueline J. Thabah
Modern libraries are undergoing a remarkable transformation into AI-powered hubs of innovation, effectively linking advanced technologies with community education and learning. By employing intelligent tools such as machine learning and automated analytical technologies, these libraries are transforming...
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Machine Learning and Deep Learning Approaches for Global Electric Vehicle Sales Forecasting Under Low-Resolution Data Constraints
Abhishek Kumar, Devesh Kumar Upadhyay, Partha Sarathi Bishnu
Electric Vehicle (EV) sales are increasing globally. This has created need for accurate forecasting models for formulating policies and implementing industry decisions. This paper presents a comparative study of machine learning (XGBoost) and deep learning models (LSTM and Transformer) for EV sales forecasting...
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Potential of Syariah Banks as Nadzir in Cash Waqf for Halal Tourism Funding
Vidiana Tasya Sabilla, Mohammad Izdiyan Muttaqin
Waqf has the potential to improve the economy of a country, because waqf has a role in improving the welfare of the people. Apart from that, the role of managing cash waqf funds can also be used more widely, not only for purposes which are always related to the construction of mosques, prayer rooms,...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Monitoring the Gas Balance in the Regional Gas Transmission Network Using Intelligent Methods
Aigul Petrova
Improving the efficiency of balance control in the gas transmission system is an urgent task. Applying intelligent techniques such as artificial neural networks or adaptive hybrid neural fuzzy systems (ANFIS), combining the advantages of neural networks and fuzzy logic, could be such a solution. The...
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Legnaturalistic Law as a Basic of Legal Regulation of Safe Society Development
Oleksii Shmotkin, Anna Shmotkina, Viktor Kolonyuk
The purpose of modern civilization is its secure development without which it is impossible to exist in the future. Activities in this development begin with its modeling, which is carried out through the legal regulation of this process. The basis of legal regulation is law. Without his correct understanding,...
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
THE REALITY OF AGING VIEWED FROM THE ARTERIAL WALL
Edward G. Lakatta
Pages: 202 - 203
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
12.09 PULSE PRESSURE AMPLIFICATION, PRESSURE WAVEFORM CALIBRATION AND TARGET ORGAN DAMAGE
D. Agnoletti, Y. Zhang, P. Salvi, C. Borghi, J. Topouchian, M.E. Safar, J. Blacher
Pages: 202 - 203
Journal: Artery Research
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STRUCTURAL PROTEINS AND ARTERIAL AGING
Michael J. Sherratt
Pages: 202 - 202
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
12.08 SYSTOLIC HYPERTENSION MECHANISMS: EFFECT OF GLOBAL AND LOCAL PROXIMAL AORTA STIFFENING ON PULSE PRESSURE
P. Reymond, O. Vardoulis, N. Westerhof, N. Stergiopulos
Pages: 202 - 202
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
CARDIOTROPHIN-1: A NEW KEY MOLECULE IN VASCULAR FIBROSIS, ARTERIAL STIFFNESS AND SENESCENCE
Natalia Lopez-Andres
Pages: 202 - 202
Journal: Artery Research
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12.07 COMPARISON OF TWO RADIOFRAQUENCY-BASED SYSTEMS FOR ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL CAROTID STIFFNESS
C. Palombo, C. Giannattasio, C. Morizzo, A. Maloberti, D. Dozio, F. Cesana, G. Castoldi, N. Guraschi, A. Stella, M. Kozakova
Pages: 202 - 202
Journal: Artery Research
Conference Abstract
GETTING A GRIP ON ARTERIAL STIFFNESS: THE ASKLEPIOS STUDY
Ernst Rietzschel
Pages: 202 - 202