Display Card Research Articles

Metode Emo Demo Meningkatkan Pengetahuan dan Sikap Cuci Tangan Pakai Sabun (CTPS) pada Anak Usia Sekolah

The population of children in Indonesia is an average of 30% of the total population of Indonesia and children of elementary school age are the largest compared to others. There are 40.2% in Indonesia and around 54.2% in the City who have the habit of washing their hands. The COVID-19 pandemic is a threat to the health of all people, including school-age children. Emo Demo is a method of educating the public developed by the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition .Handwashing with Soap is a program of the Ministry of Health in changing clean and healthy living behavior. This study aimed to identify the effect of the emo demo method on the knowledge and attitudes of CTPS in school-age children. The research design was a quasi-experimental with a pre-post test design with a control group. Data collection tools used questionnaires and observation sheets. CTPS education using the Emo Demo method was given once for 20 minutes to each group using display cards and simulated germicidal fluid and hand washing tools. The research sample consisted of 70 people consisting of 35 people in the intervention group and 35 in the control group. The analysis showed that there was a significant difference in the increase in the average value of knowledge and attitudes about CTPS in school-age children. Based on these results, it is expected that the use of learning media for school-age children is not monotonous, the Emo Demo method can be used as a method of education for school-age children.

GPU Accelerated Intuitionistic Fuzzy and Otsu Algorithms for Foreign Leaf Detection in Cotton

The foreign substances, arising during the production and shaping of wool and cotton raw materials that are used in textile and cotton gin factories or coming from the outside, decrease considerably the quality of the obtained fabric or yarn. Nowadays, a different methods are used to separate foreign substances in the textile sector, most of these methods are not efficient in terms of speed and quality. Computerized vision systems play a vital role in the field of textiles as in other fields. In this study, Intuitionistic Fuzzy Algorithm is used to define the foreign substances in the images that obtained from a camera. CPU (Central Processing Unit) based applications have speed problems due to the structure of the algorithm. For this reason, GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) technology was used to overcome the speed problem. The otsu algorithm generates a dynamic threshold from the numerical values of the image obtained using the Intuitionistic fuzzy algorithm. By this means, the threshold value of each frame obtained from the camera was calculated on real time and implemented on the image timely. These algorithms were accelerated maximum 262 times using NVIDIA GTX 480 GPU supported display card.

Numerical Analysis of Temperature Field on the Desktop Computer Motherboard

The motherboard is one of the most important parts of a computer. According to the ATX motherboard, this article introduces the numerical simulation of temperature field on the motherboard by using thermal analysis software. Firstly introducing the heat production of a motherboard briefly, then the article takes advantage of ANSYS software modeling based on the prototype of ATX motherboard, meshing, solving, and compares the results with the actual value which are well agreed. From the simulation results, it is shown that the display card and Northbridge CPU with higher power consumption. Their heat dissipation configuration should be enhanced.

Sales forecasting of computer products based on variable selection scheme and support vector regression

Since computer products are highly replaceable and consumer demand often changes dramatically with the invention of new computer products, sales forecasting is therefore always crucial for computer product sales management. When constructing a sales forecasting model, discussing and understanding the important predictor variables can help focus on improving sales management efficacy. Aiming at to select appropriate predictor variable and construct effective forecasting model, this study combines variable selection method and support vector regression (SVR) to construct a hybrid sales forecasting model for computer products. In order to evaluate the feasibility and performance of the proposed approach, this study compiles the weekly sales data of five computer products including Notebook (NB), Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), Main Board (MB), Hard Disk (HD), and Display Card (DC) from a computer product retailer as the illustrative example. The experimental results indicate that the proposed hybrid sales forecasting scheme can not only provide a better forecasting result than the four competing models in terms of forecasting error, but also exhibit the capability of identifying important predictor variables. Furthermore, useful information can be provided by discussing the identified predictor variables for the five different computer products, thereby increasing sales management efficacy.

Dynamical hologram generation for high speed optical trapping of smart droplet microtools

This paper demonstrates spatially selective sampling of the plasma membrane by the implementation of time-multiplexed holographic optical tweezers for Smart Droplet Microtools (SDMs). High speed (>1000fps) dynamical hologram generation was computed on the graphics processing unit of a standard display card and controlled by a user friendly LabView interface. Time multiplexed binary holograms were displayed in real time and mirrored to a ferroelectric Spatial Light Modulator. SDMs were manufactured with both liquid cores (as previously described) and solid cores, which confer significant advantages in terms of stability, polydispersity and ease of use. These were coated with a number of detergents, the most successful based upon lipids doped with transfection reagents. In order to validate these, trapped SDMs were maneuvered up to the plasma membrane of giant vesicles containing Nile Red and human biliary epithelial (BE) colon cancer cells with green fluorescent labeled protein (GFP)-labeled CAAX (a motif belonging to the Ras protein). Bright field and fluorescence images showed that successful trapping and manipulation of multiple SDMs in x, y, z was achieved with success rates of 30-50% and that subsequent membrane-SDM interactions led to the uptake of Nile Red or GFP-CAAX into the SDM.

Legume (Fabaceae) Fruits and Seeds. By Joseph H Kirkbride, Jr, Charles R Gunn, Anna L Weitzman, and , Michael J Dallwitz. Boone (North Carolina): Parkway Publishers. $75.00 (CD‐ROM). ISBN: 1–887905–25–1. 2000. [Requirements—Windows 95, 98, or NT. For good image quality, a display card with at least 32,768 colors at 800x600 or 1024x768 resolution and a refresh rate of at least

<i>Legume (Fabaceae) Fruits and Seeds</i>. <i>By </i>Joseph H Kirkbride, Jr, Charles R Gunn, Anna L Weitzman<i>, and </i>, Michael J Dallwitz. <i>Boone (North Carolina): Parkway Publishers</i>. $75.00 (CD‐ROM). ISBN: 1–887905–25–1. 2000. [<i>Requirements</i>—Windows 95, 98, or NT. For good image quality, a display card with at least 32,768 colors at 800x600 or 1024x768 resolution and a refresh rate of at least

Shortcomings of low-cost imaging systems for viewing computed radiographs

Objective: To assess potential advantages of a new PC-based viewing tool featuring image post-processing for viewing computed radiographs on low-cost hardware (PC) with a common display card and color monitor, and to evaluate the effect of using color versus monochrome monitors. Materials and Methods: Computed radiographs of a statistical phantom were viewed on a PC, with and without post-processing (spatial frequency and contrast processing), employing a monochrome or a color monitor. Findings were compared with the viewing on a radiological Workstation and evaluated with ROC analysis. Results: Image post-processing improved the perception of low-contrast details significantly irrespective of the monitor used. No significant difference in perception was observed between monochrome and color monitors. The review at the radiological Workstation was superior to the review done using the PC with image processing. Conclusion: Lower quality hardware (graphic card and monitor) used in low cost PCs negatively affects perception of low-contrast details in computed radiographs. In this situation, it is highly recommended to use spatial frequency and contrast processing. No significant quality gain has been observed for the high-end monochrome monitor compared to the color display. However, the color monitor was affected stronger by high ambient illumination.

Improvisation in current weather display system

ABSTRACT. Presently the current weather information at four International Airports in India is being provided to air traffic control units through a Close Circuit Television (CCTV) system. The meteorological assistant who sits in the control tower obtains the information from various panels in front of him, prepares the display card by filling values of various parameters and then displays it through CCTV system. This method of display is outdated and lacks quality. Two improved computer based display systems have been developed at Meteorological Office. Palam. These systems greatly improve the quality of display presentation. These can also be used to extend the current weather display system to distant users like, International Airlines offices. One of the system is under test at the Meteorological Office, Palam, Terminal and working satisfactorily. A remote extension of this display system is also working at international Meteorological Office at Terminal II which is 10 km away from the main office at Terminal I.&#x0D;

Point-of-Choice Nutrition Information for the Modification of Milk Selection

Abstract The present study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of a point-of-choice nutrition-information program on one dietary practice, the selection of milk. Students in two dormitory cafeterias were presented with a nutrition-information sign and nutrient display cards (in Dormitory I) or with nutrient display cards only (in Dormitory II), using a multiple-baseline experimental design. The sign provided general nutrition information and recommendations for changing food selection, while the display cards, posted directly on the milk dispensers, indicated the number of calories, milligrams of cholesterol, and percent of calories from fat in a serving of whole, lowfat chocolate, or nonfat milk. The results show that nonfat milk consumption significantly increased in both settings relative to baseline levels, while lowfat chocolate milk consumption declined in Dormitory II, and whole milk consumption declined in Dormitory II. This study demonstrates that providing simple nutrition information at ...

An exercise on the determination of the primary structure of proteins

An exercise is described which illustrates how a simple laboratory investigation may be complemented with suitable related logical and numerical problems to increase its educational scope. The exercise extends the students' analysis of an unknown dipeptide to the larger problem of the primary structure of a polypeptide. As far as possible it reiterates techniques already used in the laboratory and involves photographs and facsimilies of actual data mounted on large display cards. Thus it is an integral part of the laboratory work, rather than being a mere appendix to it.

Memory storage and retrieval within and across modalities in children

Twenty-four kindergarten and fourth grade children were asked to locate a display card which had been visually or verbally presented. A probe, which identified the card to be located, was presented verbally and visually equally often. The children's ability to recall the location of an item did not differ as a function of the modality to which the material was presented. Nor was recall significantly affected when the presentation modality differed from the probe modality, suggesting that children as young as 5 can cross these sensory modalities to retrieve material with no loss in accuracy. Serial position curves suggest that the verbal and visual material is not stored in a common intersensory store. The primacy effect is found to be stronger with visually presented material and the recency effect strongest with auditorily presented material. Probe modality did not influence the serial position curves.

Leatherneck: A Borrowed Nickname

MANY VISITORS to the Smithsonian Institution have found the Navy History Room to be delightfully interesting. Many of those same visitors have come away from that room, after viewing the Marine Corps Exhibit, with the firm conviction that they had learned how the popular nickname of Leatherneck had come into being. They have believed that this bit of information could be passed on to others without being challenged effectively. To provide the clincher in any discussion of the term, and to silence any scoffers, those same individuals would triumphantly assert, And, furthermore, I saw it at the Smithsonian! Ever since ... t\.ugust 10, 1954, when the U. S. Marine Corps opened its permanent exhibit at the National Museum,! a display card has been prominently placed before an old leather stock which has constituted the focal point of interest in one of the exhibit cases. The card, with seeming authoritativeness, states:

Do Doctors Want Display Cards Advising the Use of Toxin-Antitoxin?

Do Doctors Want Display Cards Advising the Use of Toxin-Antitoxin?