Modern Models Research Articles

Chinese dragon modeling based on Openscad

Nowadays, 3D modeling technology has become a vital link between modern technology and traditional culture. The question of how to replicate and innovate traditional cultural elements using advanced computer graphics (CG) technology has become a topic worthy of exploration. Therefore, this paper aims to discuss how to construct a dragon model rich in Chinese traditional characteristics through the powerful 3D modeling tool OpenSCAD, to demonstrate the potential of integrating modern modeling technology with Chinese traditional cultural elements. The paper first introduces the basic features of OpenSCAD and its potential applications in constructing complex 3D models, followed by a detailed discussion on the design concept, modeling process, and technical details of the Chinese dragon model, including the dragon's posture, detail depiction, and color coordination. Ultimately, a digitally rendered Chinese dragon with profound traditional aesthetic sensibilities was successfully created. The experimental evaluation results garnered widespread recognition from evaluators, particularly in terms of appearance.

Modern model of nurse activity in a multi-profile hospital

Considering the knowledge acquired both at the basic level and through continuous education and the skills developed over the years, the level of training of medical personnel has increased. This allows delegating part of the doctor’s powers to a nurse, thereby partially solving the problem of shortage of medical personnel.

Preserving Secondary Knowledge

Emulation and migration are still our main tools for digital curation and preservation practice. Both strategies have been discussed extensively and have been demonstrated to be effective and applicable in various scenarios. Discussions have primarily centered on technical feasibility, workflow integration, and usability. However, there remains one important aspect when discussing these two techniques: managing and preserving operational knowledge. Both approaches require specialized knowledge but especially emulation requires future users to also have a great variety of knowledge about past software and computer systems for successful operation. We investigate how this knowledge can be stored and utilized, and to what extent it can be rendered machine-actionable, using modern large language models. We demonstrate a proof-of-concept implementation that operates an emulated software environment through natural language.

Methodology for modeling and optimizing liquid cooling plates in the design of electronic equipment

Problem formulation. When solving the problem of excessive heat generation, which occurs when operating radio-electronic devices with a high density of electronic components and increased power, it is necessary to use cooling. Otherwise, this problem can lead to overheating of the electronics, which in turn can cause malfunctions of the devices or even their failure. Purpose. Development of a technique that will improve the cooling process of radioelectronic devices due to op-thymization of the parameters of liquid cooling plates. Results. A mathematical statement was formed, a modeling technique was proposed and procedures for optimizing liquid cooling plates were performed. Based on the developed 3D model of the liquid cooling plate, multivariate analysis procedures have been implemented using modern automated design tools. The liquid cooling system was optimized using modern modeling software, in particular the Solidworks Simulation program. Practical significance. The presented simulation results can be used in designing and creating cooling systems for various devices and devices.

Forecasting Customer Actions: Exploring Machine Learning Techniques for Behavior Analysis and Prediction

Modern modelling of today’s consumer behaviour is highly dependent on data mining which mines customers’ data in order to answer specific questions in time. This complexity and uncertainty relating to the consumer be-haviour makes it difficult for us to predict. Therefore, selection of appropri-ate methods is very important. Predictive models can be designed so as to identify specific group or individual actions and thus making them useful marketing tools. However, many models are overly simplistic for they leave out some of the essential factors hence leading to inaccurate forecasting out-comes. Consequently, instead of concentrating on customer behaviour-firm capital structure relationships only a strong association rule mining model should be created using online store data that effectively estimates customer response. Knowing their business clients is crucial when it comes to profitability by aligning the company’s earnings with their concerns. Artificial intelligence (AI) optimizes product location by clustering techniques targeting the right customers. It examines customer behaviour and buying trends utilizing Kaggle’s client membership card records such as Customer ID, age, gender, annual income, spending score among others. This includes basic market analytics based on demographic information like age or income split into groups, however big data superiority over traditional methods cannot be underestimated including machine learning applications such as Customer Seg-mentation Automated Methodology (CSAM), k-means clustering for user segmentation among others. This approach facilitates focused advertising campaigns and development and launch of new products aimed at particular consumer sections.

Models of data processing and logical access segregation considering the heterogeneity of entities in information systems

The subject of the research is the process of logical access segregation to data in information systems. The aim of the article is to improve the accuracy and reliability of modeling processes for data processing and logical access segregation considering the heterogeneity of entities in information systems. The tasks to be solved include: conducting a comparative analysis of modern data access distribution models, integrating simpler role-based models, synthesizing hierarchical role-based models, developing enforced typing models based on trust relationships, and presenting the main provisions of the security policy integration process. The methods used are: systems analysis, component design, logical and simulation modeling in the form of role-based access segregation models. The results obtained include: development of data processing models and logical access segregation in information systems that take into account the heterogeneity of entities and the multi-level structure of information systems. The models differ from known ones by considering the heterogeneity of entities and the multi-level structure of information systems. This has increased scalability by up to 35% due to a modular approach to defining security policies. Additionally, the developed model demonstrates 25% higher implementation practicality as it easily integrates with existing access control systems and adapts to various platforms and environments. The proposed models are effective for large information systems and distributed environments due to their modularity and ability to adapt to different operational conditions. This ensures reliable access control in systems with numerous subjects and objects. The implementation of multi-level RBAC models has improved the accuracy and reliability of results.

Global bioethics in european context

The article analyses the foundations and principles of global bioethics in the European ethical, legal and philosophical contexts. An analysis of European bioethics shows that there are at least three modern models of European bioethics: bioethics as metaethics; bioethics as biolaw; bioethics as applied biomedical ethics. European bioethics originates in the global bioethics of V.R. Potter and F. Jahr, and encompasses not only moral issues of medicine and public health, but also global environmental and social problems. In this context, the convergence of the natural and the human is seen as a rehabilitation of practical philosophy, a further study and development of the principles of practical reason, understood by analogy with the objective laws of nature. The study of constitutions, legislative and legal regulations of European countries has revealed a variety of bioethical principles in the field of biomedicine. However, at the level of legislation in biomedicine, there is a certain influence of the American model of bioethics, biomedical ethics, which is manifested in the principlism methodology and the weak connection between medical and environmental issues. Global bioethics in the European context is characterized by an intensification of bioethical reflection, social relationships and legislative activity in biomedicine within pan-European structures, such as the European Council and the European Union. The defining feature of global bioethics as a phenomenon of European culture and ethos is that its principles can be “activated” only as a semantic and logical integrity. Bioethical principles serve as a kind of harmonising factor of European biopolitics.

DEVELOPMENT OF THE DEFENCE INDUSTRY OF UKRAINE TO ENSURE NATIONAL SECURITY

The national defence industry concentrates on military, electronic, information and space technologies. In the near future, Ukraine's defence industry may become one of the most knowledge-intensive industrial sectors of the economy. Accordingly, the purpose of the study is to assess the capacity of Ukrainian defence enterprises to produce weapons and military equipment to ensure national security. The research aims not only to assess the problems of the defence industry under martial law but also to ensure the effective development of the defence industry sectors by identifying priority areas of funding.It was found that the current state of the Ukrainian defence industry does not meet the current realities of the time, especially in the context of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The provision of equipment and weapons to military units is at a low level. It is found that the renewal of modern models of weapons and military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, before the full-scale invasion, was less than 1%, which in turn did not allow to compensate for the rate of ageing of existing weapons. The authors suggest ways to support the development of Ukraine's defence industry, in particular, through the creation of a Defence Industry Development Fund.The authors propose to create a Defence Industry Development Fund using public and private sources of funding not prohibited by the legislative framework of Ukraine, which will expand the capabilities of defence industry enterprises to produce weapons and military equipment. The creation of a system of multi-level continuous education in the defence industry and long-term conditions for the sustainable development of the defence industry's human resources will allow to engage in capacity building and reach a new level of support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine through the implementation of NATO standards.

The impact of instructional units on accordance with Dienes model in motor behavior and learning some basic football skills for students.

The Denz model is one of the models of teaching based on cognitive theory within the theories that have interpreted the phenomenon of learning. The research also aimed to prepare educational units according to the Denz model. The researcher used the experimental curriculum to suit it. ) The experimental group and the Division (C) the control group and by (20) students for each group, and the study concluded that the Denz model has a positive impact on the superiority of the level of the experimental group students in motor behavior and learned some of the basic skills of football under research. The researcher recommended, based on the modern models of teaching, including the Denz model, which is the student's primary axis in order to achieve the best results.

Бразильский интегрализм: праворадикальная утопия в эпоху фашизма

The 20s-30s of the 20th century have gone down in history as "the time of fascism", which is quite true for European countries. A unique phenomenon for the countries of the "South" was the emergence of a mass fascist movement in Brazil - Integralism, which proposed a new model of state-hood and economic system based on nationalism, authoritari-anism, and corporatism common to all fascist movements. Meanwhile, this movement had a number of striking differ-ences from its European counterparts: multiculturalism, non-ethnic and non-racial nationalism, and anti-imperialism. Inte-gralism was Brazil's first truly mass nationwide political movement in its history, whose main difference was the regionalization of politics and the disunity of the elites of the different provinces of the country, thus presenting a model of integration and nationwide modernization of the country. This article analyzes the ideological, political and programmatic foundations of Integralism, its political aspirations and practices.

Innovation in Distribution of Wealth Through Zakat: Building Shared Prosperity by Applying Tafsir Qs. At-Taubah Verse 60

Whether it is recognized or not, there are many things in society problems related to the economy,especially not equal distribution of income between one group and another others that cause social and economic disparities.To overcome this problem, zakat is the obligation of every Muslim for those who have fulfilled the requirements to accomplish this, become an alternative solution for overcome this problem. In this case distribution Zakat funds are the most important part of building shared prosperity. But in this era of globalization of course. The distribution of zakat requires new innovations through application of QS interpretation. at-taubah verse 60 effectively, efficiently and relevant to the development of the times by doing various collaborations and modern distribution models. Tree The discussion in this article is the application of QS interpretation. At-Taubah verse 60 which emphasizes the concept of caring, justice and economic equality by combining new innovations to create a more effective system in building economic prosperity, of course can be realized by applying eight groups mustahiq who has the right to receive and utilize funds zakat.

Analysis of the sintering process of the sintering charge in a high layer. Report 1. Fuel combustion and dissociation of limestone

Communication 1 provides a brief overview of theoretical works on the creation of mathematical models of the sintering process, ranging from simplified balance models to the three-dimensional dynamic model. A modern three-dimensional mathematical model is adapted from industrial data on the agglomeration of a sinter mix in a bed 700 mm high with a bed of sinter at the sinter plant No. 5 of PJSC “MMK”. Changes in the device circuit diagram of sinter plan, the actual temperature of the mix, segregation of fuel along the height of the bed, the mode of intensive ignition of the mix in the ignition hearth with diffusion burners, the unevenness of the sintering process across the width of the pallets, additional heating of the bed after the hearth with air from a linear cooler, the actual degree of throttling of the vacuum chambers of the sinter machine, heat exchange in pallets are taken into account. The process of a combustion zone of solid fuel formation under the ignition hearth has been analyzed, and an increase in its height during the sintering process in a high bed has been established, that due to the segregation of mix and fuel along the height of the bed and the consumption of oxygen for the oxidation of FeO above this zone. The processes of limestone dissociation and melting of the mix zones formation and their development during the sintering process are considered

The Role of Communication Skills in the System of Higher Medical Education of the Republic of Armenia

A high level of communication skills (CS) among health care workers increases adherence to treatment and improves treatment outcomes. The work clarifies and describes the existing barriers and difficulties in studying, teaching and assessing CS for future doctors, and suggests approaches to improving the educational process. Modern frameworks, models and teaching strategies have been studied to effectively integrate the didactic components of CS into the educational program. Particular attention is paid to the system of training medical personnel in Armenia.

Analysis of the sintering process of the sintering charge in a high layer. Report 2. Reduction and oxidation processes, moisture behavior and gas dynamics of the sintering process

Piece of information 1 of this article briefly examines the history of the development of modeling the sintering process. To study it, a modern three-dimensional mathematical model was used. Its adaptation was made for the operating conditions of sinter plant No. 5 of PJSC “MMK”, on whose sinter machines the mix is sintered in a bed 700 mm high. Studies have been carried out on the formation and development of fuel combustion and limestone dissociation zones. In the information under consideration, the reduction and oxidation processes of moving the temperature fields of the material with the melt, the combustion zone, processes of gas formation along the height of the bed are presented together. It has been established that a small-height Fe2O3 reduction zone is formed under the fuel combustion zone, and that the conditions for the formation of an oxidation zone under the fuel combustion zone, discussed in the literature, are extremely unfavorable. An analysis of the processes of drying and waterlogging of the mix in a high bed was carried out. A lesser negative impact of moisture condensation in a high bed has been established compared to a low or medium height bed. The gas-dynamic operation of the bed under the ignition hearth with throttling conditions of the first vacuum chambers of the sinter machine is considered. A decrease in the rate of gas filtration at the outlet of the bed was established in comparison with the input rate after the drying and fuel combustion zones exited the bed.

Functional optimization of the design of adaptive furniture to improve the accessibility and comfort of people with impaired musculosical system

In today's world, there is a growing need to create an inclusive environment that meets the needs of people with limited mobility. This applies not only to architecture and public spaces at the level of macro- and meso-ergonomics, but also to adaptive furniture at the level of micro-ergonomics. The study is devoted to the formalization of a number of requirements for the modeling of adaptive furniture for people with musculoskeletal disorders. Particular attention is paid to aspects in the development of furniture that not only provide comfort, safety and functionality, but also represent an aesthetically pleasing design that contributes to the integration of ASPA into the social environment. Ergonomic requirements are considered, taking into account the anthropometric and biomechanical features of such users with the help of digital models (DHM). Using DHM, you can study the interaction of users with furniture, simulate different scenarios of their use, and evaluate the parameters of the quality of comfort and safety. It has been established that the integration of DHM with modern three-dimensional modeling technologies allows optimizing furniture designs, making them maximally adapted to the needs of ASPA. The purpose of the study is to develop a methodology for designing adaptive furniture, which ensures an increase in the standard of living of users thanks to individually configured ergonomic. In order for ASPAs to be able to work comfortably and productively, the projected development of the interpenetration of modern technical innovations in this field with the subsequent unification in a separate direction of designing inclusive furniture and equipment, with the division into separate groups for different types of disabilities, becomes quite relevant.

Alternative teaching in the modern model of education .

W progresywnym modelu nauczania przedmiotowe treści są zintegrowane, a nauczyciel towarzyszy aktywnym uczniom, którzy poprzez doświadczenie poznają świat i siebie. Uczniowie uczą się także organizować swój proces zdobywania wiedzy i umiejętności, a zmotywowani wewnętrznie poszukują samodzielnie interesujących technik uczenia się. W alternatywnym nauczaniu nacisk kładzie się na współpracę i eksperymenty prowadzone także poza szkołą. Alternatywność nauczania opiera się między innymi na osobie nauczyciela, którego zadaniem jest stworzenie dziecku optymalnie wielu bezpiecznych i zróżnicowanych okazji do stawania się inicjatorem, uczestnikiem, sprawcą działań (samodzielnie i we współpracy z innymi), doświadczania przyjemności z podejmowanego działania, radzenia sobie z porażkami, a także czerpania satysfakcji z własnych działań, tak w świecie realnym, jak fantazji i zabawy. Dzięki takim doświadczeniom dziecko ma nauczyć się wrażliwości na własne potrzeby, gotowości do stawiania sobie celów i odwagi w ich realizacji.

COMMUNIST PARTY’S AND POLITICS’ ELITES IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF MONGOLIAN SOCIETY IN THE 1920s TO 30s

This study shows the multifactorial process of formation of new communist and political elite in Mongolia in the 1920s and 30s during the hardest period of the struggle for sovereignty and the formation of true Mongolian state. The author focuses on the analysis of domestic political and foreign policy factors influencing the development of the basic principles and mechanisms of the formation of the Mongolian Communist Party’s and politics’ elite and its participation in the process of transformation of traditional Mongolian society based on the socialist modernisation model. The characteristics of the process of formation of the Mongolian communist and political elite from the very first revolutionary circles of Mongolia People’s Party to the fundamental measures of the country’s socialist reorganisation are given. Particular attention is paid to the formation of a “tactical alliance” at the initial stage of the revolutionary process, the internal political struggle in the ranks of the Mongolian communist and political elite in carrying out fundamental social changes and the transformation of Mongolian society in the period of the 1920s-40s. On the basis of archival material and taking into account the achievements of modern Russian and foreign historiography, problematic and key issues of Russian historiography of the process of formation of the political elite and the transformation of the socialist model of the socialist model in Mongolia in the 1920s-30s are considered. The author concluded that the period of the 1920s and 30s, the struggle between old and new social forces, the formation of a new communist and political elite unfolded against a very unique background characterised, on the one hand, by the desire for national unity, the revival of Mongolian statehood, and on the other hand, by the choice of the optimal model of social development in those historical conditions.

Softmax parameterization of the occupation numbers for natural orbital functionals based on electron pairing approaches.

Within the framework of natural orbital functional theory, having a convenient representation of the occupation numbers and orbitals becomes critical for the computational performance of the calculations. Recognizing this, we propose an innovative parametrization of the occupation numbers that takes advantage of the electron-pairing approach used in Piris natural orbital functionals through the adoption of the softmax function, a pivotal component in modern deep-learning models. Our approach not only ensures adherence to the N-representability of the first-order reduced density matrix (1RDM) but also significantly enhances the computational efficiency of 1RDM functional theory calculations. The effectiveness of this alternative parameterization approach was assessed using the W4-17-MR molecular set, which demonstrated faster and more robust convergence compared to previous implementations.

Strengthening Creative Local Human Resources In The Field Of Business Models And Marketing Of Coffee Ecotourism In Sukodono Village, Malang District

Sukodono Village in Malang Regency has diverse resource potential, but faces challenges related to branding and optimizing existing potential. Thelevel of community literacy related to science and technology is still low, affecting the ability to operationalize technology to develop a sustainable coffee ecotourism business model. Making Sukodono Village a successful coffee ecotourism destination requires strategic planning to improve the competitiveness of the area. The level of knowledge and skills of local human resources is still lacking, hampering competitiveness and competence in developing sustainable business and marketing models, particularly in the utilization of digital platforms. Therefore, improving the quality of local human resources in Sukodono Village needs to be encouraged in order to apply modern business models such as the business model canvas.Assistance in community empowerment in Sukodono Village, by developing a more productive coffee ecotourism business model through a business model canvas (BMC), can be a solution to this problem. The development of coffee ecotourism begins with the branding process through existing promotional media, including village layout maps, websites, and regional taglines to increase the popularity of Sukodono Village as a coffee ecotourism destination in Malang Regency

Transformation of the modern model of low-carbon economy

Transformation of the modern model of low-carbon economy