Form Of Notebooks Research Articles

تحليل موادي كتاب المدرسي في كتاب العرطي تأليف شيخ الشريف الدين يحي العمرطي رحمه الله

Textbooks are all forms of materials used to assist teachers when carrying out classroom activities. Not all schools have the opportunity to get enough textbooks, both in quality and in quantity. The acquisition of textbooks in schools is still limited to the allocation of funds.As for the research questions in this research 1. What is the Book of Arti 2. How to present the material in the book Al-Murrasi Al-Arti written by Sheikh Sharif Al-Din Yahya Al-Amrati - may God have mercy on him 3.What are the advantages and disadvantages in the book Al-Murrasi Al-Arti written by Sheikh Sharaf Al-Din Yahya Al-Amrti. Research Objectives 1. To know the planets Arti - may God have mercy on him 2. To know the presentation of the material in the book of the arti school according to Sheikh Sharif al-Din Yahya al-Amrti - may God have mercy on him 3. To know the advantages and disadvantages in the book of the arti school written by Sheikh Sharaf al-Din Yahya al-Amrti - may God have mercy on him. The type of research used in this research is a type of library research (library research). It is the data that will be retrieved based on documents that are in the form of notebooks, journals, scientific and so on. This research is both descriptive analysis, and then described as what it is, according to the results of the research.

Design of Web-Based E-Perpus Information System

The library of a specific MTS school in Cianjur currently employs a manual data processing system, which involves the utilization of handwritten notes in the form of notebooks. This research aims to transform the manual process of book data input and borrowing into a web-based digital medium utilizing object-oriented system development techniques and descriptive research methodologies. The application features a library menu that enables users to access a comprehensive list of available libraries remotely without needing a physical presence at the library. The software system has been developed utilizing the PHP programming language and MySQL database and is furnished with the Bootstrap framework. The findings of this investigation suggest that the utilization of computerized data processing procedures would facilitate ease of processing and yield outcomes of greater precision in contrast to manual methods.

Становление культуры делопроизводства в России XIV – начала XVI века

Introduction. Writing, as a special sign system, provides a link between the past and the present is one of the main ways of transmitting cultural tradition. This article deals with a special form of clerical work in Medieval Russia – scrolls and columns. Materials. A column with a border is a narrow strip of paper, about 16– 17 cm wide and up to 45 cm long, or 14–15 cm wide and up to 35 cm long. They were glued together along a narrow edge with each other, resulting in documents up to several tens of meters long – columns. Such documents were kept twisted, in scrolls. Analysis. In the second half of the 15th century, the Grand ducal chancery became the center of administrative power. There were a transformation and development of clerical work in it. The conducted research suggests that the appearance of the column form of clerical work was due to political, socio-economic and cultural reasons. The appearance of the columns dates back to the second half of the 15th century. The disappearance of the column form of clerical work occurred in 1700–1702. Peter I initiated a revolution in clerical work by ordering to switch to conducting business in a notebook form. The innovation did not spread immediately; the old traditions of document processing were preserved in the monasteries for several years. Results. The appearance of the columnar form of clerical work coincided with the emergence of a single centralized state under Ivan III, the increasing importance of the clerical apparatus. The disappearance was due to the reforms of Peter I, the formation of the Russian Empire and the replacement of orders by colleges. It is obvious that the emergence and disappearance of such a specific form of office work are associated with large-scale national changes.

Notework: Victorian Literature and Nonlinear Style. Simon Reader. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2021. Pp. vii+238.

<i>Notework: Victorian Literature and Nonlinear Style</i>. Simon Reader. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2021. Pp. vii+238.

Pelaksanaan Pembelajaran Band Di Kelas XI Jurusan Seni Musik Populer SMK Negeri 7 Padang

This study aims to describe the implementation of Band learning in class XI students of the Department of Art Popular Music at SMK Negeri 7 Padang. This type of research is a qualitative descriptive study, with the object of research namely Band learning in class XI students of the Department of Art Popular Music at SMK Negeri 7 Padang. The main instrument in this study was the researcher himself, assisted by supporting instruments in the form of notebooks and mobile phones. Data collection techniques were carried out through library research, observation, interviews, and documentation. The analysis technique is through the steps of data reduction, data presentation, analysis, and concluding. Based on the results of the study, it was found that Band learning in class XI of the Department of Art Popular Music was not running optimally, due to the lack of seriousness of students in carrying out the tasks given by the teacher, even though the implementation of learning carried out by the teacher was following the Learning Implementation Plan (RPP). Factors that cause Band learning are not optimal because students do not have personal instruments, limited lesson hours during the pandemic, and lack of student motivation.

Modernism after Postcolonialism: Toward a Nonterritorial Comparative Literature

Modernism after Postcolonialism: Toward a Nonterritorial Comparative Literature

THE VALUES OF EDUCATION IN DREAM NOVEL MIMPI ANAK PULAU BY ABIDAH EL KHALIEQY REVIEW OF INTRINSIC STRUCTURE STUDY

The purpose of this research is to explore and gain a profound understanding of the values of education in the novel Mimpi Anak Pulau by Abidah El Khalieqy is reviewed from the angle of intrinsic structure of the novel (themes, plot, figures, luminaries, and background) that builds storytelling in the novel. This research is a qualitative descriptive research. The method used is content analysis. Techniques and procedures for data collection using research instruments in the form of notebooks, analysis sheets of intrinsic elements, analysis sheet of educational values in the novel Mimpi Anak Pulau by Abidah El Khalieqy. Results of the study shows the values of education in the form of religious/diligent worship, honest, toleration, discipline, hard work, creative, independent, democratic, curiosity, love of homeland, achievers, friendly, peace, love of reading, caring environment, social care, and responsible, which are found and depicted in the novel Mimpi Anak Pulau by Abidah El Khalieqy These educational values are demonstrated through an analysis of instrinsic structures, which include themes, figures and luminaries, grooves, and backgrounds.

Suriye Maarif Müdürü Halil Kemal Bey Layihasının Osmanlı Diplomatiği Bakımından Değerlendirilmesi ve Transkripsiyonu

Halil Kemal Bey, one of the Maarif -Education- Directors of Abdulhamid II, after working as the Maarif –Education- Director of Aleppo for three years between 1886-1889 was appointed to Syria Maarif –Education- Directorate. He, from there, was appointed to Beirut in 1891 and to Syria for the second time in 1892. Halil Kemal Bey wrote this layiha during his second Syrian Maarif –Education- Directorate in 1892. In his Layiha he offered solutions for the problems that occurred due to mutual faults of Sunni and Nusayri community in Hatay. He has tried to prove that the real source of these problems is not the religious beliefs but the economic concerns of the riches and prominent in the region. This layiha is included in the Ottoman Archives section of the Presidency State Archives, within the scope of the Maarif Nezâreti- Education Ministry - Maruzati section within the Yildiz Perakende Document classification. One page presentation letter was written for layiha, which was prepared as 6 pages in notebook form. A separate study was conducted about Halil Kemal Bey and his Layiha. In this study the transcription of Layiha was made and evaluated in terms of Ottoman Diplomatics.

Apache Spark usage and deployment models for scientific computing

This talk is about sharing our recent experiences in providing data analytics platform based on Apache Spark for High Energy Physics, CERN accelerator logging system and infrastructure monitoring. The Hadoop Service has started to expand its user base for researchers who want to perform analysis with big data technologies. Among many frameworks, Apache Spark is currently getting the most traction from various user communities and new ways to deploy Spark such as Apache Mesos or Spark on Kubernetes have started to evolve rapidly. Meanwhile, notebook web applications such as Jupyter offer the ability to perform interactive data analytics and visualizations without the need to install additional software. CERN already provides a web platform, called SWAN (Service for Web-based ANalysis), where users can write and run their analyses in the form of notebooks, seamlessly accessing the data and software they need. The first part of the presentation talks about several recent integrations and optimizations to the Apache Spark computing platform to enable HEP data processing and CERN accelerator logging system analytics. The optimizations and integrations, include, but not limited to, access of kerberized resources, xrootd connector enabling remote access to EOS storage and integration with SWAN for interactive data analysis, thus forming a truly Unified Analytics Platform. The second part of the talk touches upon the evolution of the Apache Spark data analytics platform, particularly sharing the recent work done to run Spark on Kubernetes on the virtualized and container-based infrastructure in Openstack. This deployment model allows for elastic scaling of data analytics workloads enabling efficient, on-demand utilization of resources in private or public clouds.

PRINSIP KERJA SAMA PERCAKAPAN DI KANTOR IMIGRASI KELAS 1 BENGKULU

This research aims to describe the forms of compliance and violation of cooperation principle which have been occurred at Class 1 of Bengkulu Immigration Office. This research is a qualitative descriptive research. Sources of data in this research were officers and applicants. This research data was a speech event that it told by officers and applicants which contain of cooperation principle in it. Data collection was conducted start from date March 20th until April 6th, 2017. The instrument used in this research were a human instrument with hardware tools in the form of notebooks and smartphones, and software such as limitation and understanding maxims of conversation/cooperation principle (maxim quantity, maxim quality, maxim relevance, and maxim manner. Data collected by recording technique and note technique. Data analysis were done by steps as follow; data transcription, data identification, data classification, data interpretation, data validation, and data conclusion. The results of this research showed that two conclusions. First, the forms of compliance with the cooperation principle which have been occurred at center of Class 1 of Bengkulu Immigration Service which consist from four maxims based on Grice maxim and six maxims of mixed results between the maxim of quantity, quality, relevance, and manner were found when conducting research in the field. Second is the forms of violation of cooperation principle at center of Class 1 of Bengkulu Immigration Service which consist from four maxims based on Grice maxim and five maxims mixed found when conducting research in the field. Keywords: Cooperation Principle, Conversation, Maxim

The MPO system for automatic workflow documentation

Data from large-scale experiments and extreme-scale computing is expensive to produce and may be used for critical applications. However, it is not the mere existence of data that is important, but our ability to make use of it. Experience has shown that when metadata is better organized and more complete, the underlying data becomes more useful. Traditionally, capturing the steps of scientific workflows and metadata was the role of the lab notebook, but the digital era has resulted instead in the fragmentation of data, processing, and annotation. This paper presents the Metadata, Provenance, and Ontology (MPO) System, the software that can automate the documentation of scientific workflows and associated information. Based on recorded metadata, it provides explicit information about the relationships among the elements of workflows in notebook form augmented with directed acyclic graphs. A set of web-based graphical navigation tools and Application Programming Interface (API) have been created for searching and browsing, as well as programmatically accessing the workflows and data. We describe the MPO concepts and its software architecture. We also report the current status of the software as well as the initial deployment experience.

Applications of the Soave-Redlich-Kwong Equation of State Using Mathematica

A single equation of state (EOS) such as the Soave–Redlich–Kwong EOS can accurately describe both the liquid and vapor phase. We present several applications of this equation of state including estimation of pure component properties, computation of vapor–liquid equilibrium (VLE) diagram and phase envelope for binary mixtures. Finally, we solve a flash distillation problem for a mixture of hydrocarbons and show how one can obtain the true vapor pressure (TVP). All these computations are available in the form of notebooks upon request from authors or from the Wolfram Research Information Center (Binous, 2006a). These problems can serve as teaching material for a chemical engineering thermodynamics undergraduate level course.

Effects of notebook computer configuration and task on user biomechanics, productivity, and comfort

This study took a comprehensive approach to evaluating effects of using a notebook computer stand-alone or along with inexpensive peripheral input devices. The study examined effects on biomechanics, productivity, and discomfort, and considered the impact of both computer configuration and task performed. It was hypothesized that, in general, the stand-alone configuration would induce greater postural fixity and more non-neutral postures than configurations with peripheral input devices. Dependent measures included muscle activity, posture and posture variation/fixity, productivity, and subjective assessments of discomfort and preference. The data were generally consistent with the hypothesis, though some biomechanical advantages were identified for each configuration; specifics and exceptions are discussed, along with reasons for a general recommendation for the use of an external mouse, or mouse and keyboard (without number pad) when using a notebook computer for an extended period of time, as in a desktop replacement scenario. Relevance to industry Notebook computer use is rapidly increasing, in industry and schools. Yet the notebook form factor is inconsistent with a number of current design recommendations. Little research concerning physical ergonomics of notebook computer use has been conducted, so recommendations for use are currently limited and not strongly supported by objective evidence.

An Outsider-Insider's Perception

shooting at Columbine and that we needed to be in a lockdown situation, some students screamed in anger, can't get to my job! You can't do this to me! sucks! Other students cried about friends and their possible injuries; some stood numb in disbelief. When relative calm had returned (no one knew about deaths), a majority of kids either sat in our commons area and watched a makeshift television console or went to class to do the same. Others wandered the halls looking for escape from their newly instituted prison. In some classes, students cheered the actions of Lorri Brovsky, our campus security guard, whom they saw on television at Columbine, doing whatever she could to disarm the situation. She was our source of information. Eventually, she gave the okay to release our students to their homes. Did they feel fear? Yes, but more, they felt uncertainty about friends and even about Chatfield's safety. Within the next few days, students who combed the Internet chat rooms found that we were the next target. Few chose to believe that. I was glued to the television, awaiting news about Dave Sanders, whose name was not among those victims listed as having been brought to local hospitals. I suspected the worst, and when my fears were confirmed I grieved a lost friend with whom I had played recreational softball long ago and against whom I had briefly coached girls' softball. I did not look forward to the next day at school, but I would be surprised at how well our students would respond to this beyond-belief occurrence. Fortunately, I teach upper-level students. They are basically mature, caring young adults, and they made our debriefing sessions easier than I expected. Their primary concerns were for their fiercest rivals and off-the-field best friends and the impact that this event would have on them. They expected to be the host school, and they went about making that happen. Student Alliance (our name for student council) organized all of the contributions from WalMart, Kmart, Target, and many other stores that offered immediate help in the form of notebooks, backpacks, and pens. Book companies donated replacement texts; local schools donated extra athletic uniforms; and our students helped to organize and distribute these materials. One student in particular, Brad Lauervik, seemed to be everywhere at once. He knew every store manager by first name, every deliveryperson by uniform, every truck by its contents and destination. Then, supplies in place, we awaited the arrival of Columbine. By the next Monday, in preparation for hosting the Columbine students and staff, Chatfield was already on a new schedule, starting at 7:00 A.M. instead of 7:30 A.M. and ending at 12:10 P.M. instead of 2:00 P.M. All doors were monitored by parents and staff alike for the first three days until the parents, equipped with radio-receivers, felt comfortable in handling the entire duty, much to the relief of our students and ourselves. When Columbine arrived, their parent community would do the same. One way in and one way out was the mandate for that first week. Eventually students were allowed to leave the school through two exits, and then three. This modified lockdown was accepted as the norm for both student bodies for the remaining four to five weeks of school.

The role of projection operators in the theory of N-beam diffraction and the inversion of three-beam elastic scattering intensities.

Commencing from a projection-operator description of N-beam diffraction, the mathematical basis for the recovery of phase and amplitude information from a three-beam convergent-beam electron diffraction pattern is given for both the centrosymmetric and noncentrosymmetric cases. The algebra is available in Mathematica Notebook form from the URL ftp://ftp.physics.uwa.edu.au/pub/EMC/3BeamAlgebra.nb.

Implications of practice parameters (guidelines).

Practice parameters (guidelines) have been developed for many years. The first such parameter, developed by a Joint Task Force of the American Academy of Allergy and Immunology, and the American College of Allergy and Immunology, was on the diagnosis and treatment of patients with asthma. It was sent in notebook form to members of the Academy and College in 1993. An updated version will be published as a supplement to the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology sometime in 1995. Although the overriding consideration in the development of these parameters is to improve the level of care for patients, and by doing so to decrease asthma morbidity and mortality, recent guidelines have also emphasized cost factors, especially those that are now being developed by managed care organizations. Practice parameters can also reduce malpractice liability, and studies have even shown a reduction in hospital admissions by instituting relatively simple measures of patient behavior. There is no doubt that practice parameters will become an important part of our everyday life.

ZAP! freshman electricity and magnetism using desktop experiments: A progress report

A set of informal experiments done with a safe and inexpensive kit of tools, household materials, and electronic components, meant for freshmen students of introductory electricity and magnetism is described. The students work for a term with electric and magnetic fields and their sources, starting with simple dc circuits and finishing with table-top microwaves. All apparatus is built, calibrated and used, not in on-campus supervised labs, but as a part of regular week by week homework, done usually in partnership. Experiment descriptions and quantitative results are reported in notebook form. A few years of actual teaching experience, both at MIT and at Cal Tech, are reviewed.

Notebook form and symbols for petroleum geologists

Notebook form and symbols for petroleum geologists