Note In Order Research Articles

Структурная нота в российском и зарубежном праве: проблемы и перспективы развития законодательства и теории

The securities market and modern settlements are unthinkable without transactions with derivative financial instruments and settlements based on the difference in prices for underlying assets. The effectiveness of legal regulation is determined by the adequacy of the legal instruments to developing market relations, the interests and needs of its participants. Both Russian and foreign legislation leave many pressing issues without detailed regulation. One of the controversial issues is the legal regime of a structured note in relation to the legislation on objects of civil rights and securities. The authors of the article focused on the analysis of the legal nature of the structured note in order to correctly qualify the legal relations arising in connection with its use in circulation.

Effects of Dyadic Psychotherapy and Self- Monitoring Strategy on Marriage Anxiety among Young Married Couples in Ibadan Baptist Conference

Sustaining a cordial relationship among married couples is a necessity for the marriage to fulfill its purpose. However, marriage anxiety often exerts force on married couples resulting in undesired behaviours. Evidences have shown that young married couples experience marriage anxiety which may lead to conflicts, separation, divorce, suicide and homicide. Previous studies had focused majorly on factors leading to marital anxiety with very few interventions to address the problem. This study, therefore, employed dyadic psychotherapy and self-monitoring strategy as interventions to reduce marriage anxiety among the participants. Ninety-four participants were selected in Ibadan Baptist Conference. Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale ( 16r="> 0.89) was used as screening instrument while the main instrument for post test was Hamilton Anxiety Scale ( 16r="> 0.86). The experiment lasted eight weeks. Seven null hypotheses were tested at 0.05 level of significance. Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA) and Scheffee post hoc test were used as tools of Analysis. The results show that there was a significant main effect of treatment on marriage anxiety (F2.83=60.292; P<0.05, ?2=0.592). Dyadic psychotherapy and self-monitoring strategy were effective in reducing marriage anxiety. Thus, this paper recommended the effective management of marriage anxiety, the strategy involved as well as skills to reduce the marriage anxiety for married couples and professionals in the field of counselling to note in order to effectively treat marital anxiety among couples.

THE COMPARISON OF THE IMPERFECT JAVANESE LANGUAGE ABILITY IN THE 10 – 11 YEARS OLD BOYS AND GIRLS IN KENDAL CENTRAL JAVA

The use of Javanese language by 10 - 11 years old children in Kendal Central Java experienced some imperfection especially from the diction, grammatical, and semantic aspects. This research took the sample from 5th grade children in SDN 3 Kutoarjo, Kendal Central Java. This research used qualititave method by describing the language aspects which were resulted by the 5th grade children in oral story by using pictorial media. The analytical technique in use was direct method which was the direct analysis on language aspects such as vocabularies, grammatical, and its meaning. The data collection was collected by recording, listening, and taking note in order to collect the representative data. According to some analysis , it could be known that in javanese language ability by the 10 to 11 years old children frequently did the imperfection, especially in vocabulary, grammatical, and meaning aspects.

Electronic culinary reservations based on Android with the Scrum methodology and Firebase database

Culinary preservation activities in the process of ordering food or drinks in restaurants are the initial process in restaurant or cafe activities, the problem that occurs is the buildup of orders on the order note, and sometimes customer order errors or changes to orders by customers. The purpose of this study is to make electronic android-based culinary reservations using firebase as a realtime integrated database between tables, kitchens, and cashiers. The research method used is Agile Scrum with the product backlog, sprint, daily scrum, and sprint review stages with modeling using Unified Modeling Language diagrams. This study took a sample in one restaurant in Garut Regency. This research resulted in a prototype of a reservation application that can be used on Android smartphones for customer tables, kitchens section, and cashiers. This culinary reservation application can help improve service to customers by increasing order times faster, reducing the occurrence of booking errors, and reducing paper usage.

Liability Of Expedition Companies As A Loss Of Load Items Using Ship (Study At PT. Yun Cargo Indonesia)

Cases of loss of goods often occur, this makes the sender feel aggrieved, any loss suffered by the owner of the goods is a legal problem, especially the responsibility of the shipping company to the owner of the goods. With the loss of the sender of goods, this resulted in the sender of the goods demanding responsibility for the shipping company that uses the ship. The main issue discussed by the author is, how is the liability of shipping companies due to the loss of cargo goods using ships , whether the compensation provided meets the provisions of the Commercial Law , and what legal remedies can be taken by the sender of the injured goods for the loss goods by shipping companies that use when the sea. The research method that I use is Yuridis Normative, research based on the data source in the form of laws - laws that apply, journals or articles and theories - theories and concepts of law and the views of leading legal scholars, with a note in order to find the answers by analyzing or compare one another. Analysis of the form of the claim for compensation claim in the letter of delivery of the item itself as well as the Commercial Law Code which is then presented by the author's thought power. The results of this study can be seen through the legal consequences received by the sender of the goods due to the existence of a claim for compensation claim contained in the letter of delivery of the goods as well as legal remedies for the sender of the goods carried out by the expedition in providing compensation.

Upper Hessenberg and Toeplitz Bohemian matrix sequences: a note on their asymptotical eigenvalues and singular values

In previous works, Bohemian matrices have attracted the attention of several researchers for their rich combinatorial structure, and they have been studied intensively from several points of view, including height, determinants, characteristic polynomials, normality, and stability.Here we consider a selected number of examples of upper Hessenberg and Toeplitz Bohemian matrix sequences whose entries belong to the population $P=\{0,\pm 1\}$, and we propose a connection with the spectral theory of Toeplitz matrix sequences and Generalized Locally Toeplitz (GLT) matrix sequences in order to giveresults on the localization and asymptotical distribution of their spectra and singular values. Numerical experiments that support the mathematical study are reported. A conclusion section ends the note in order to illustrate the applicability of the proposed tools to more general cases.

Intonation trajectories within tones in unaccompanied soprano, alto, tenor, bass quartet singing.

Unlike fixed-pitch instruments, the voice requires careful regulation during each note in order to maintain a steady pitch. Previous studies have investigated aspects of singing performance such as intonation accuracy and pitch drift, treating pitch as fixed within notes, while the pitch trajectory within notes has hardly been investigated. The aim of this paper is to study pitch variation within vocal notes and ascertain what factors influence the various parts of a note. The authors recorded five soprano, alto, tenor, bass quartets singing two pieces of music in three different listening conditions, according to whether the singers can hear the other participants or not. After analysing all of the individual notes and extracting pitch over time, the authors observed the following regularities: (1) There are transient parts of approximately 120 ms duration at both the beginning and end of a note, where the pitch varies rapidly; (2) the shapes of transient parts differ significantly according to the adjacent pitch, although all singers tend to have a descending transient at the end of a note; (3) the trajectory shapes of female singers differ from those of male singers at the beginnings of notes; (4) between vocal parts, there is a tendency to expand harmonic intervals (by about 8 cents between adjacent voices); (5) the listening condition had no significant effect on within-note pitch trajectories.

Management Analysis Of The Project Of Muhammadiyah Bandung University

           Project management is all planning, implementation, controlling and coordination a project from early the (idea) the end project to en sure of the project appropriately time, money and quality. Selection method scheduling project is also one the very policy note in order to obtain result in according with the original plans. This thesis specifically discuss how project management planning the construction of Muhammadiyah Bandung University. The research was conducted by means of a survey into the field and study of literature. This thesis analysis includes volume calculation, Needs of labor, materials and equipment, Bar chart, Cash flow, S Curve, method of CPM ( Critical Path Method ) is a method of identifying critical work paths or items. Forwards calculation, backwards calculation, free float and total float.            Keyword: Project Management, Bar Chart, S Curve, Critical Path Method.

ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT BOARDING HOUSE IN TEGAL PARANG, SOUTH JAKARTA

Project management is all planning, implementation, controlling and coordination a project from early the (idea) the end project to en sure of the project appropriately time, money and quality. Selection method scheduling project is also one the very policy note in order to obtain result in according with the original plans. This thesis specifically discuss how project management planning the construction of a Boarding house Tegal parang, South Jakarta. The research was conducted by means of a survey into the field and study of literature. This thesis analysis includes volume calculation, Needs of labor, materials and equipment, Bar chart, Cash flow, S Curve, method of CPM ( Critical Path Method ) is a method of identifying critical work paths or items. Forwards calculation, backwards calculation, free float and total float. Keyword: Project Management, Bar Chart, S Curve, Critical Path Method.

An Exact, Steady, Purely Azimuthal Flow as a Model for the Antarctic Circumpolar Current

AbstractThe problem of flow moving purely in the azimuthal direction on a sphere is considered. An exact solution for an incompressible (constant density), inviscid fluid, which admits a velocity profile below the surface and along the surface, is constructed; this can be regarded as a model for the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC). The new approach adopted here is to model the processes that produce the observed structure of the ACC by the introduction of a nonconservative body force. It is shown that if the body force is conservative, then the governing equations necessarily lead to profiles that are quite unrealistic. However, with a suitable choice of body force, which reverts to conservative outside the ACC, any velocity profile of any width can be constructed as an exact solution of the system. A fairly simple choice is made in this note in order to present some specific results: a profile on the surface that is zero outside the arc of the ACC, with a maximum at its center and decaying with depth. It is shown that the methods developed here can be used to produce ever more complicated profiles to correspond to different data. Indeed, the basic example that this study introduces can be regarded as one of the jets that compose the ACC, and the results allow for any number of such jets. Although only one velocity profile is described, it is emphasized that many different choices, motivated by direct velocity observations in specific regions, are possible within the model. In conclusion, a few comments are made outlining the way in which this exact solution can be embedded within more general and complete discussions of the ACC and its properties.

Rharodesmus tabarkensis n. sp., a new pyrgodesmid from Tunisia (Diplopoda: Polydesmida)

Recently, we (Akkari & Enghoff 2011) described a new species of the genus Rharodesmus Schubart, 1960, discussing the taxonomic state of the family Pyrgodesmidae and providing notes on the four genera occurring in the west Palaearctic area. However, we failed to present details on the holotype of the new species, which we now provide in this note in order to make the species name available. Thus, we describe here the new species Rharodesmus tabarkensis Akkari & Enghoff by reference to the full description given in Akkari & Enghoff (2011) with the following information on the type material: Holotype ♂, TUNISIA, NW, Jendouba Governorate, Tabarka, N36°57.8, E8°44.6, alt. < 40 m, coastal slope below the Genoese fort, under stones, 9.iii.2009, N. Akkari & H. Enghoff leg. (Natural History Museum of Denmark, Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen, ‒ ZMUC); Paratypes: 12 ♂♂, 8 ♀♀, 14 juveniles, same locality and date as holotype, N. Akkari & H. Enghoff leg. (ZMUC).

Schizomyia botellus n.sp. – a new bud galling species from Apiaceae in Israel

In a recent paper (Dorchin & Freidberg 2011) we reviewed the cecidomyiid fauna of the plant family Apiaceae in Israel. For one of the species that was described in that paper, we failed to provide details about the holotype depository, which we now provide in this note in order to make the species name available. We hereby describe the new species Schizomyia botellus Dorchin & Freidberg, by reference to its full description in the above mentioned publication. Details of the holotype are as follows: ♂, Israel, Mishor Paran, 17.iii.1995, N. Dorchin, reared from Deverra triradiata gall, deposited in the national collection of insects, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel (TAUI). Details about the paratypes, biology and distribution of the new species are found in Dorchin & Freidberg 2011.

Network based music playing/song accompanying service system and method

A system and method for providing a service of playing an accompaniment/musical performance is disclosed. In order to embody the system and method for providing the service of playing the accompaniment/musical performance, virtual orchestra system (VOS) files, which is converted from digital music files, e.g., musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) files and includes play order notes and sound data for each musical instrument capable of being played, are used. A server provides the VOS files through a network, e.g., a local area network (LAN), an Intranet, a value added network (VAN), an Internet or a public switched telephone network. A music is selected by a user through at least a client terminal. The play order note for each musical instrument is provided and the sound data for each musical instrument is played based on the play order note, thereby playing in solo or in concert. (At this time, sound for the others musical instrument is silent or used as a background music.) Lyric texts are provided along with the play order notes, thereby being capable of playing a solo voice/instrument or an ensemble voice/instrument.

Why do doctors issue sick notes? An experimental questionnaire study in primary care

Issuing sick notes is one of the core tasks of General Practice and yet little research has explored how doctors decide whether or not to offer a sick note. To explore what factors influence this decision with a focus on the impact of type of problem (psychological versus physical), adverse family circumstances (present versus absent) and patient demand (asks for note versus does not ask). Experimental factorial design using questionnaire-based vignettes with eight scenarios which varied in terms of the three core factors. East and West Sussex PCTs. Doctors' beliefs about the patient and their subsequent behaviour. Four hundred and eighty-nine GPs completed a questionnaire asking them to rate one of eight hypothetical patients in terms of their beliefs about the patient and their hypothetical behaviour. The doctors rated the patient with the psychological problem as more ill, less work-shy, more unfit for work and described feeling more sympathy towards him compared with the patient with the physical problem. The presence of adverse family circumstances generated more sympathy and doctors considered this patient as less work-shy. A patient demand for a sick note had no effect on doctors' beliefs about the patient. In terms of doctors' behaviour, the doctors were more likely to give the patient with the psychological problem a sick note overall and because they felt he needed or deserved one, and more likely to give the patient with the physical problem a sick note in order to maintain a relationship with him. The decision to give a sick note was not influenced by either adverse family circumstances or patient demand. Doctors have more positive beliefs about patients with a psychological problem and are more likely to offer them a sick note. Issuing sick notes is unrelated to the patient's family circumstances or patient demand.

Stability and exponential stability of an adaptive control scheme for plants of any relative degree

Relying on a new adaptive pole assignment control scheme for plants with unknown relative degree and uncertain order which can be made minimum phase by means of a relative-degree-one first order parallel compensator, a new adaptation mechanism is proposed in this note in order to tackle with the problem of the attainment of an exponentially stable behavior of the output error. In particular, the connection between exponential stability and persistent excitation is outlined, and a complete stability analysis is performed.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">&gt;</ETX>

On the calculation of ‘real’ investment returns

1. The rise in the general level of prices that has occurred in Britain at varying speeds over the last half century has caused many investments to appreciate considerably in money terms, but without this necessarily representing any increase in the purchasing power of the monetary proceeds. It has for some time been desirable to adjust for changes in the general purchasing power of money, and to calculate returns on investment ‘in real terms’. The issue by the British Government of Index Linked Treasury Stocks provides investments whose future return is defined in terms of the Retail Prices Index (R.P.I.), and it is desirable to calculate ‘real’ redemption yields on these stocks. There has been some discussion about how such real yields should be calculated, and, as will be seen, it is necessary to make certain assumptions in order to produce explicit results. The Joint Investment and Index Committee of the Institute of Actuaries and the Faculty of Actuaries has asked me to prepare this note in order to explain the details of how real yields should be calculated, and what assumptions need to be made and stated. I am very grateful to the members of the Committee, particularly the Chairman, R. H. Pain, for their assistance in its preparation.

Anomalous X-ray Diffraction Intensities

The general explanation of the observations previously described under the above heading1 probably follows, as stated there, from the well-known Laue equations connecting line-breadth with the size of a crystallite measured in a direction a1. I have recently become aware of a paper by R. Brill,2 in which this aspect of Laue's work first appears to have been demonstrated quantitatively, and I would like to add this to my former note in order to direct attention to that paper.

Prof. Eimer on the Nervous System of Medusæ

SOME of your readers may remember that a few months ago I published in NATURE an abstract of a lecture which I had delivered at the Royal Institution on “The Evolution of Nerves.” In this lecture I mainly treated of my recent researches on the nervous system of Medusœ; and stated, among other things, that I was the first to publish the observation concerning the paralysing effect of removing the margins of nectocalyces.1 Within the last few days, however, I have received a communication from Prof. Eimer, of Tübingen, informing me that he has the right to claim priority as regards the publishing of this observation. I therefore send you this note in order that I may rectify the injustice which I previously did to Dr. Eimer in your columns.

Dr. Klein on the Small-pox of Sheep

I WRITE this note in order to inform you that, my attention having been directed to some alleged fallacies in some of my observations regarding the small-pox of sheep, I am at present engaged in reinvestigating the subject.