Requests For Permission Research Articles

Eksistensi Pno Adeak Naik Haji pada Masyarakat Kerinci: Menggali Nilai-Nilai Sosial untuk Generasi Mendatang

This study examines the Pno Adeak tradition in the hajj ceremony of the Kerinci community, which holds significant social values and is still maintained to this day. This tradition is a rhythmic dialogue between the host and the guest, represented by traditional leaders, encompassing the expression of intentions, purposes, and requests for permission. Pno Adeak is considered important in various traditional ceremonies such as weddings, kenduri sko, kenduri sudah nue, funerals, healing ceremonies, new house inaugurations, and hajj departures. Its existence demonstrates the commitment of the Kerinci community to preserving cultural heritage amidst the wave of modernization. This research employs a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach to understand how the community interprets the social and spiritual values within the tradition and how these values contribute to the sustainability of the tradition in modern society. The results show that social values such as empathy, politeness, and responsibility embedded in Pno Adeak are crucial in maintaining social order and cultural identity of the Kerinci communityTRANSLATE with x EnglishArabicHebrewPolishBulgarianHindiPortugueseCatalanHmong DawRomanianChinese SimplifiedHungarianRussianChinese TraditionalIndonesianSlovakCzechItalianSlovenianDanishJapaneseSpanishDutchKlingonSwedishEnglishKoreanThaiEstonianLatvianTurkishFinnishLithuanianUkrainianFrenchMalayUrduGermanMalteseVietnameseGreekNorwegianWelshHaitian CreolePersian // TRANSLATE with COPY THE URL BELOW Back EMBED THE SNIPPET BELOW IN YOUR SITE Enable collaborative features and customize widget: Bing Webmaster PortalBack//

A Comparative Analysis of Malware Detection Methods Traditional vs. Machine Learning

Mobile devices have been the target of malicious software since their beginnings. Two known types
 of malware threats can intrude into mobile, independently injected applications and fraudulent
 applications that are developed to breach the security of mobile devices. Mostly these fraudulent
 applications access data using API calls and permission requests. API calls and permission requests
 are important for smooth conversation between mobile devices and database servers. This research
 proposes an efficient classification model that concatenates API calls and permission requests to
 detect malicious applications. We have used a dataset that contained more than 15 thousand Android
 devices’ malware. We have divided data into three groups to differentiate between the malicious
 permission requests and malicious API calls with normal permission requests and normal API calls.
 To increase the probability of recognizing Android malware applications, we develop three distinct
 grouping strategies for selecting the most valuable API calls that are obscure, critical, and obstreperous and are chosen because Android apps extensively use several application programming interfaces (APIs). According to the results, malware applications require authorizations to access confidential information very frequently than normal Android applications do. Also, malicious Android
 applications raise a diverse set of API calls to access sensitive data, evidenced by malware applications making a distinct set of API calls. Our proposed method attains an F-score of 94.04%, which suggests that it is efficient at discovering mobile malware applications. Our model can be of significant assistance in conducting mobile application analysis and forensic investigations into malware.

Understanding smartphone users’ app usage with restricted permissions

PurposeSmartphone apps collect users' personal information, which triggers privacy concerns for app users. Consequently, app users restrict apps from accessing their personal information. This may impact the effectiveness of in-app advertising. However, research has not yet demonstrated what factors impact app users' decisions to use apps with restricted permissions. This study is aimed to bridge this gap.Design/methodology/approachUsing a quantitative research method, the authors collected the data from 384 app users via a structured questionnaire. The data were analysed using AMOS and fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA).FindingsThe findings suggest privacy concerns and risks have a significant positive effect on app usage with restricted permissions, whilst reputation, trust and perceived benefits have significant negative impact on it. Some app-related factors, such as the number of apps installed and type of apps, also impact app usage with restricted permissions.Practical implicationsBased on the findings, the authors provided several implications for app stores, app developers and app marketers.Originality/valueThis study examines the factors that influence smartphone users' decisions to use apps with restricted permission requests. By doing this, the authors' study contributes to the consumer behaviour literature in the context of smartphone app usage. Also, by explaining the underlying mechanisms through which the principles of communication privacy management theory operate in smartphone app context, the authors' research contributes to the communication privacy management theory.

EyeMo: A Solution for Individuals with Disabilities to Use a Computer Through Eye Movements

The maintenance of an upright posture and the execution of desired movements by individuals necessitate the seamless and harmonious functioning of the muscular and skeletal systems. Neuromuscular diseases, spinal cord injuries, and related conditions can adversely impact individuals' motor functions, leading to a loss of muscle strength and, in severe cases, paralysis. Such health challenges may result in social isolation and detachment from one's social life. This study is focused on the development of a computer control application utilizing eye movements to aid users in navigating and interacting with computers. The system utilizes a lightweight eyeglass frame and a mini-USB camera to accurately capture images of the user's pupil. Pupil detection is achieved through a combination of traditional image processing and deep learning techniques, ensuring high accuracy under diverse conditions. Users have the ability to interactively calibrate the application to accommodate varying screen sizes, thereby enhancing system responsiveness. The user interface incorporates functionalities such as left-click, right-click, double-click, and scrolling, empowering users to perform tasks ranging from internet browsing to video watching. 
 After the development of the application, a request for research permission was submitted to the local institution to allow volunteers to test the application, adhering to ethical standards. Following the approval of ethical clearance, the application was made available for use by volunteers, and feedback was systematically collected. Volunteers generally reported that the application was beneficial, indicating its potential use by disadvantaged individuals. The upcoming versions of the application have the potential for integration with smart home systems. Additionally, the developed application can be used in games and for educational purposes.

Maintaining the Mandailing Mengalap Boru Custom in the Current Era of Modernization in Pematang Simalungun Village, Siantar District, Simalungun Regency

This research examines the tradition of eating boru in the Pematang Simalungun Village, Siantar District, Simalungun Regency. This tradition of menggalap boru is a tradition that has existed for a long time, where this tradition is that the husband is obliged to give a certain amount of money and cloth to his wife's namboru children at the time of walimatul'urs (the wife's departure party for her husband's place) as a request for permission for the wife's namboru children. This tradition of processing boru is a condition for the marriage to be considered valid by Mandailing customs. This research uses a qualitative approach with ethnographic methods. Data collection techniques in this research are observation, interviews and documentation. The aim of this research is to explore and examine the new melap tradition in the Mandailing custom in Pematang Simalungun Village. The results of this research are to find out how Mandailing customs are used in traditional Mandailing wedding ceremonies in Pematang Simalungun Village.

Abstract 16588: Electrophysiology Procedural Access and Growth in Remote Geographies Using Novel Remote Mapping and Clinical Support Software

Introduction: COVID-19 redefined workflows in the field of electrophysiology (EP). The geographic paucity of experienced clinical mapping support was a crucial issue that limited the worldwide adoption of complex ablation procedures. Hypothesis: To ascertain the feasibility of utilizing a novel software for remote mapping and clinical support for all spectrums of cardiac ablation procedures in a remote geography. Methods: Ablation procedures performed at Metromed International Cardiac Centre (MICC); India were included in this early feasibility analysis (EFA). All procedures were performed by a single EP operator. Remote clinical support was provided by an EP physician (primary operator's sibling) in the US. Mapping was performed by an experienced mapper from a remote location 400 miles away from MICC. The mapping system utilized was Ensite Precision with SJM Connect software. Results: 360 contiguous ablation procedures from 2020 to 2023 were included in this EFA and compared to procedures performed between 2017 to 2019. The SJM Connect software allows remote access to the Ensite console via a secured connection. It requires the operator to be granted access to the console via a permission request. The software then allows the remote operator to access the system as view-only or complete control of the console providing full remote support. Communication occurs between the remote user and the console via a chat and voice call. There was an overall increase by three times in the total number of ablations performed after using the remote system. There was also an increase in different types of complex ablation procedures performed. Conclusions: This EFA demonstrates the safety and efficacy of using remote clinical support and mapping for ablation procedures. It opens a world of possibilities including the expansion of ablation technology to all corners of the world with experienced clinical mapping support connecting the EP community on a worldwide platform.

Pengaruh Gerakan Senam Asma Terhadap Penurunan Frekuensi Sesak Napas Pada Klub Asma Di RSUP Surakarta

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory condition of the airways that involves various cells and their components. This chronic inflammation can result in increased hypersensitivity in the airways, which causes recurring symptoms such as wheezing, difficulty breathing, a heavy sensation in the chest, and coughing, especially at night or early in the morning. Asthma greatly affects a person's quality of life, especially when an asthma attack occurs. Asthma attacks can cause severe shortness of breath, prolonged coughing, and chest pain. In severe cases, it can cause death if not treated quickly and appropriately. Method: This community service activity was carried out in several stages, namely as follows: 1) request for permission and interviews with asthma club administrators at RSUP Surakarta; 2) observing asthma exercise activities and collecting pre-data using a questionnaire; 3) education and justification of movements in asthma exercises; 4) post data collection using a questionnaire; 5) evaluate activities by analyzing the results of pre and post questionnaires. Results: After carrying out this activity, the results were obtained that justification of asthma exercise movements had a sufficient impact on reducing shortness of breath in asthma sufferers. Participants who regularly participate in asthma exercises experience a better quality of life.

Fungsi Upacara Adat Tentobus pada Suku Dayak Pesaguan di Kecamatan Tumbang Titi Kalimantan Barat

The Tentobus traditional ceremony procession is usually carried out by the Dayak Pesaguan ethnic in West Kalimantan Province. The Pesaguan Dayak ethnic is close to nature and often carries out activities by working together. They respect the norms and rules that are still attached, so that the activities they carry out for survival are accompanied by rituals as expressions of gratitude and requests for permission. Based on believed folklore, the traditions and rituals passed down from ancestors are related to the culture brought by the Majapahit era and are part of the civilization of the Dayak Pesaguan tribe in Tumbang Titi District, Ketapang Regency. This research is descriptive qualitative research with an anthropological approach. Researchers conducted interviews and documentation studies. Data collection through interviews with sources and literature study. The credibility test was carried out by extending observations and data triangulation. The results of this research state that the Tentobus Traditional Ceremony aims to cleanse oneself and reject evil as well as cleanse oneself from mistakes in the past year, the old year, and the following year. The Tentobus Traditional Ceremony process is carried out sequentially with different procession sequences. Overall, each procession boils down to expressions of gratitude and protection.

PEMBUATAN 54 PLANG NAMA JALAN UNTUK DESA SENDAYAN DARI KUKERTA UNRI 2022

Real Work Lecture is a community service program carried out in universities as a form of implementation of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education. The Real Work Lecture activity carried out by the service team for Sendayan Village is the creation of a street name sign. This flagship program is intended to help the people of Sendayan Village. This service activity begins with a request for permission and a presentation to the village head, hamlet head and all Sendayan Village staff. This activity aims to help the entire community of Sendayan Village. For an area, a street name signpost is definitely needed because it can make it easier for someone to find the location of an area and also as the identity of a residential area.

Standardisation of prof by investigating judges when exercising their powers to consider requests for permission to conduct procedural actions

Based on the modern achievements of the national science in criminal procedure and the development of the theory of evidence in criminal proceedings, in particular, its standardization, the author examines the theoretical prerequisites for standardization of evidence by an investigating judge when considering requests for permission to conduct procedural actions. The following conclusions are emphasised: 1) the concepts of functions and powers of an investigating judge are multilevel, and powers are of optional, auxiliary significance in relation to the function. The function of judicial control finds its practical implementation through the formal existence of a certain range of powers of the investigating judge and through their exercise during criminal proceedings; 2) the consideration of requests for permission to conduct procedural actions is a type of powers of the investigating judge aimed at exercising the function of judicial control over the observance of the rights, freedoms and interests of persons in criminal proceedings; 3) the consideration of requests for permission to conduct procedural actions is carried out in the form of evidence, which is standardised by the legislator; 4) standards of proof are a set of rules that must be followed by the subject of criminal proceedings and ensure that he or she has the level of conviction necessary to make a lawful and reasonable decision; 5) when considering requests for procedural actions (depending on the type of procedural action), the investigating judge must be guided by the following standards of proof: reasonable grounds, reasonable suspicion; beyond reasonable doubt; 6) the guidelines for the application of the “beyond reasonable doubt” standard by the investigating judge when deciding on the choice of preventive measures are not directly provided for by law, but follow from the nature and objectives of this procedure.

Terjadinya Perizinan Perkawinan Poligami yang Tidak Berdasarkan Undang-Undang Perkawinan

Polygamy marriage is where a man who has married a woman then remarries with another woman and has more than one wife, in Indonesia polygamy is possible if the person concerned gives permission to practice polygamy, or the application for polygamy permission must be linked to the permission of the first wife and Institutions certainly need to consider the application. The institutions that are imposed in granting the request are the Court and the Panel of Judges, unless meeting the requirements of the Court, I conclude whether the Petitioner will receive permission to enter into a polygamous marriage, the court will grant permission if the marriage has not reached the goal of marriage. Polygamous marriages cannot be used as an arena to measure one's religious obedience, in this case the more active the polygamist is considered the better his religious position, or the more patient a wife accepts polygamy, the more qualified her faith or considers her husband as sunnah. There have been many cases of a man who has more than one wife or is called polygamy, in this case the Judge of the West Jakarta Religious Court granted the request for permission to have polygamy on condition that he strengthens cumulatively and alternatives. If one of these conditions can be proven, then the court can give permission to practice polygamy and the court can grant it if these conditions have been met. The court must also investigate whether the wife really does not carry out the obligations of a wife, suffers from an incurable disease, or is unable to love offspring.

The pragmatic structure of refusal

This paper sets out to unpack the pragmatic structure of refusal—its illocutionary nature, success conditions, and normative effects. I argue that our ordinary concept of refusal captures a whole family of illocutions, comprising acts such as rejecting, declining, and the like, which share the property of being ‘negative second-turn illocutions’. Only proper refusals (i.e. negative replies to permission requests), I submit, require speaker authority. I construe the ‘refusal family’ as a subclass of the directives-commissives intersection. After defending my view against a number of potential objections, I highlight how a theoretically grounded analysis of refusal is not only of intrinsic value, but may also have significant moral and legal implications.

Imperative of Request of Indonesian and Japanese Language

The research aimed to find the imperative of requests and their politeness in the Indonesian and Japanese languages. It also aimed to analyze the similarities and dissimilarities between both languages. The method applied in the research was comparative studies. The data on both languages were collected from novels, movie dialogue, email, questionnaires, SNS (LINE, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook), and daily conversation corpus. As a result, the request markers "tolong" and "mohon" change an imperative into requesting expression. "Boleh" and "bisa" are necessary to construct an interrogative imperative of request. On the other hand, in the Japanese language, there are onkei hyōgen (~te kureru/~te kudasaru/~te morau/~te itadakeru) and ganbō hyōgen (~tai, ~te hoshii). It also has positive (masu), negative (nai/masen), assertive (masuka/desuka), and tentative (deshōka) forms. In the Indonesian and Japanese languages, commanding has the lowest politeness, followed by requesting expression. The permission request is the politest. Also, the imperative of request shows modesty and does not strongly force the audience. The imperative of request in the Indonesian language is a command that got request markers "tolong" and "mohon" to soften the command intention. On the contrary, the Japanese separate the imperative of command and request forms.

MP-453092-1 FEASIBILITY OF REMOTE MAPPING AND CLINICAL SUPPORT USING NOVEL SOFTWARE

Covid redefined how the world functions. The electrophysiology (EP) community identified multiple needs that arose due to this paradigm and redefined workflows. The geographic paucity of experienced clinical mapping support was a crucial issue that limited the worldwide adoption of complex ablation procedures. To ascertain the feasibility and safety of utilizing a novel software for remote mapping and remote clinical support for all spectrums of cardiac ablation procedures and to compare the adoption of ablation technology in that geography. Ablation procedures performed at Metromed International Cardiac Centre (MICC), India were included in this early feasibility analysis (EFA). All procedures were performed by a single EP operator. Remote Clinical support was provided by an EP physician (primary operator's sibling) in the USA. All mapping was performed by an experienced mapper from a remote location 400 miles away from the primary EP operator in India. The mapping system utilized was Ensite Precision with SJM Connect software. 300 contiguous ablation procedures from 2020 to 2022 were included in this EFA. The proprietory SJM Connect software allows remote access to the Ensite console via a secured connection. The software requires the operator to be granted access to the Ensite console via a permission request that must be acknowledged on the Ensite Console. The software will then allow the remote operator to levels of access to the system, view-only access, or complete control of the console to provide full remote support. Communication occurs between the remote user and the console via a chat function and over a voice call. This remote connection can be terminated at any time from either the console or the remote operator. There is no PHI displayed. Results detailing case demographics and acute procedural success and safety will be presented. Results comparing the adoption of ablation technology with the previous 3 years in this geography will be presented. This EFA demonstrates the safety and efficacy of using remote clinical support and remote mapping for ablation procedures. This opens a world of possibilities including the expansion of ablation technology to all corridors of the world with experienced clinical and mapping support connecting the EP community on a worldwide platform. Additional studies and strategies are needed to further understand the implication of remote support algorithms in bridging the healthcare gaps in the field of cardiac EP.

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Islamic Educational Values in Local Wisdom Traditional Tradition of Mappogau Sihanua Karampuang Sinjai District

Objective: this research is a preliminary study that aims to describe the process of implementing traditional ceremonial traditions and Islamic values and the impact of acculturation of Islamic education on Mappogau Sihanua Karampuang. Method: This study uses field research with a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques are observation, interviews, and documentation. The subjects in this study were ten community leaders directly involved in implementing the Karampuang traditional ceremony and two educators. Results: This study found that in the Mappogau Sihanua tradition, several ritual processes must be passed, namely: Mabbahanang is deliberation, Mappaota. It is a request for permission or blessing. Mabaja-baja is cooperation to clean houses and traditional locations, menre ri fur (going up to the top of a mountain to release vows), mabbali sumange, preparing traditional medicines, and Malling is a prohibition on slaughtering livestock. The most numerous messages of value in the Mappogau Sihanua Karampuang time-honored tradition are moral values such as respecting each other, preserving the environment, respecting leaders, cooperation/helping each other, ukhuwah, and friendship values. Novelty: The novelty in this study is that the values of Islamic religious education can have a positive impact and give the Karampuang community new perspectives on something new in behavior.

IOS and Android Platform Development of Korean Professional Application-Oriented Talent Training Platform Based on Multi-Dimensional Information Transmission Algorithm

iOS and Android platform development of Korean professional application-oriented talent training platform based on multi-dimensional information transmission algorithm. Firstly, we consider the data security of the system. When the application executes the sensitive operation, the policy executor will request the security policy from the security decision center. If the security policy contains restriction rules for the sensitive operation, the security decision center instructs the policy executor to carry out corresponding permission control and security operation. It is necessary to first perform static analysis on the Android application specified by the user to obtain all sensitive API calls and dangerous permission requests involved in the application; then convert the obtained information into policy points, and decide whether to agree or not by operating the policy points. Dangerous requests from applications and more fine-grained API calls. With these technologies, the professional application-oriented talent training platform is implemented. Through the verification, the efficiency of the platform is tested.

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