Separate Rules Research Articles

A International standards and rules for interaction between public authori-ties during the Covid-19 pandemic

The study aims at identifying the core rules and standards for forming a legal model of inter-action between levels of public authority in a federal state during a pandemic. The authors have considered documents that regulate the process of interaction between public authorities during the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the doctrinal sources of law in Belgium, Germany, Canada, the USA, Switzerland, and Australia. In addition, they have analyzed the acts of the World Health Organization adopted during the COVID-19 epidemic and containing recom-mendations on the interaction of public authorities during a pandemic. The research methods were as follows: general philosophical, general and special scientific (structural-legal, compara-tive-legal, and formal-legal The authors have concluded that it is possible to introduce separate rules and standards for such interaction of public authorities during the period of a pandemic into the Russian legal system.

Exact SDP reformulations of adjustable robust linear programs with box uncertainties under separable quadratic decision rules via SOS representations of non-negativity

Exact SDP reformulations of adjustable robust linear programs with box uncertainties under separable quadratic decision rules via SOS representations of non-negativity

Tight Money-Tight Credit: Coordination Failure in the Conduct of Monetary and Financial Policies

Violations of Tinbergen’s rule and strategic interaction undermine stabilization policies in a New Keynesian model with the Bernanke-Gertler accelerator. Welfare costs of risk shocks are large because of efficiency losses and income effects of costly monitoring, but they are much larger under a simple Taylor rule (STR) or a Taylor rule augmented with credit spreads (ATR) than with a Taylor rule and a separate financial rule targeting spreads. ATR and STR are tight money-tight credit regimes responding too much (little) to inflation (spreads). The Nash equilibrium of monetary and financial policies is also tight money-tight credit but it dominates ATR and STR. (JEL E12, E31, E44, E43, E52, E63)

English Vocabulary Teaching Techniques at Secondary Level Schools in the Punjab, Pakistan

The aim of the paper was to identify various English vocabulary teaching techniques employed by teachers in public sector. The data for that purpose was collected through classroom observations. A total of 20 classes in various public sector schools of Rahimyar District of the Punjab Pakistan were observed. The majority of the teachers were found employing various techniques to teach their students vocabulary of English Language. It was found that the teachers employed the techniques like visual aids, separate Word lists and rules related to the formation of words to teach students unfamiliar lexical items of English language. The pupils were further asked to memorize the word lists with their synonyms and L1 equivalents so that they may perform better in their academic exams.

Electing a committee with dominance constraints

We consider the problem of electing a committee of k candidates, subject to constraints as to which committees are admissible for constitutional, conventional, or practical reasons. In our framework, the candidates are given labels as an abstraction of a politician’s religion, a film’s genre, a song’s language, or other attribute, and the election outcome is constrained by interval constraints (constraints of the form “Between 3 and 5 candidates with label X”) and dominance constraints (“At least as many candidates with label X as with label Y”). The goal is to select a committee that is as good as possible among those that satisfy the constraints. The difficulty is that in the standard social choice framework we do not have a quantifiable notion of “goodness”, only a voting rule that tells us which committee is the best. In this paper we argue how the logic underlying separable and best-k rules can be extended into an ordering of committees from best to worst, and study the question of how to select the best valid committee with respect to this order. The problem is $$\mathrm {NP}$$ -hard, but we show the existence of a polynomial time solution in the case of tree-like constraints, and a fixed-parameter tractable algorithm for the general case.

Tuning Frontiers of Efficiency in Tissue P Systems with Evolutional Communication Rules

Over the last few years, a new methodology to address the P versus NP problem has been developed, based on searching for borderlines between the nonefficiency of computing models (only problems in class P can be solved in polynomial time) and the presumed efficiency (ability to solve NP-complete problems in polynomial time). These borderlines can be seen as frontiers of efficiency, which are crucial in this methodology. “Translating,” in some sense, an efficient solution in a presumably efficient model to an efficient solution in a nonefficient model would give an affirmative answer to problem P versus NP. In the framework of Membrane Computing, the key of this approach is to detect the syntactic or semantic ingredients that are needed to pass from a nonefficient class of membrane systems to a presumably efficient one. This paper deals with tissue P systems with communication rules of type symport/antiport allowing the evolution of the objects triggering the rules. In previous works, frontiers of efficiency were found in these kinds of membrane systems both with division rules and with separation rules. However, since they were not optimal, it is interesting to refine these frontiers. In this work, optimal frontiers of the efficiency are obtained in terms of the total number of objects involved in the communication rules used for that kind of membrane systems. These optimizations could be easier to translate, if possible, to efficient solutions in a nonefficient model.

Analysing and modeling performances of a long-haul air route network

This paper deals with analyzing and modelling performances of a long-haul air route network operating as the queuing network. The network consists of the routes/tracks with flight levels serving aircraft/flights as the service channels. The main network performances are the ultimate and practical capacity of service channels, the aircraft/flight demand, delays before entering and total time of aircraft/flights spending in the network, and the related generalized costs including those of airlines, air passengers, policy makers and society. The analytical models of the particular network performances and three routing or assignment models/procedures for matching the aircraft/flight demand to capacity are developed and applied to the long-haul air route network in the North Atlantic airspace between Europe and North America.
 The results have indicated that. the network capacity has been strongly dependent on the number of routes/tracks and flight levels, i.e., service channels and their ultimate and/or practical capacity. The ultimate capacity has been mainly influenced by the ATC (Air Traffic Control) separation rules applied between aircraft/flights operating in the same directions. The practical capacity has been strongly influenced by the ultimate capacity and the average delays imposed on aircraft/flights before entering the network. The rather superior and close to optimal model/procedure for matching demand to capacity has been routing or assignment of the aircraft/flights demand in proportion to the ultimate or practical capacity of particular service channels minimizing the total generalized costs of the actors/stakeholders involved.

LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY ANESTHESIA ADMINISTRATOR IN THE HEALTH SERVICE

Good, quality and quality health services are one of the basic needs that everyone needs. Therefore, in the health world, the authority of anesthetist administrators within the scope of anesthesia services is direct, mandated, and collaborative where the mandate obtained from anesthetist administrators is not only from specialist doctors but also from the Government, as regulated in Article 14 Paragraph (1) and Paragraph (2) Ministry of Health Regulation No. 18 of 2016 concerning Licensing and Implementation of Anesthesia Administrator Practices. Now the delegation based on government assignments is carried out if there is no anesthetist in an area. The authority falls to the anesthetist in that area who has received training. This study aims to determine how the legal responsibility of anesthesia administrators in health services. The method used in this research is juridical normative, which examines legislation (statute approach) by examining all relevant regulations or statutory regulations and looking at the facts in the field. The research approach used is qualitative. This study's results indicate that anaesthesia services' general responsibility lies with anaesthetists in the practice of anesthesia services. What needs to be considered in the delegation of tasks from doctors to nurses is that the primary responsibility remains with the doctor who gives the assignment, nurses also have executive responsibility, delegation can only be carried out after the nurse has received sufficient education and competence to receive the delegation, delegation for the long term or continuously given to health nurses with special skills (specialist nurses), which are regulated by separate rules (standing orders). Anaesthetist administrators' role when carrying out health services to delegate authority according to these norms can only be performed by anaesthetist administrators who have received training.

Health-aware frequency separation method for online energy management of fuel cell hybrid vehicle considering efficient urban utilization

Frequency separation methods (FSMs) are frequently used to implement energy management of fuel cell hybrid vehicle (FCHV), due to their flexible online implementation and resilience under diverse driving environments. However, predefined static rules of FSM generally result in inefficient operation of FCHV and rapid deterioration of sources. Additionally, allocated limits of storage devices are likely to be violated in the conventional FSM. With this inspiration, the paper proposes a novel health-aware FSM (HFSM) to appropriately distribute the traction power among energy sources of FCHV with efficient urban utilization. The power separation rules of HFSM are tuned in an instantaneous manner to concurrently realize the fuel economy, lifespan extension and allocated storage limits. Within HFSM, an online optimizer is formulated, which introduces the concept of soft/hard limitations and rationalized cost structure to adequately quantify the fuel consumption and health degradation of fuel cell. An adaptive droop adjustment is then integrated with HFSM to consistently realize the storage limitations. Compared to conventional FSM, considerable improvements in the fuel economy and fuel cell service life are observed over an extended iterative loop of standard urban driving cycles.

A multi-clause dynamic deduction algorithm based on standard contradiction separation rule

In the past decades, automated theorem proving (ATP) for first-order logic has made good progress, in which binary resolution inference rule plays a crucial role. However, as shown in the latest benchmark library of the ATP system, there are still many practical problems that have not been resolved or cannot be effectively resolved. Recently, in order to overcome the limitations of ATP based on binary resolution inference rules, a novel multi-clause dynamic standard contradiction separation (S-CS) inference rule and its automated deduction theory have been proposed. Based on this theory, this paper first clarifies the generality of this S-CS rule by comparing it with some well-known variants of the binary resolution rule, and then focuses on how to design a specific and effective algorithm along with search strategies to realize the S-CS based deductive theory with its implementation. Specifically, the present work proposes a novel S-CS dynamic deduction algorithm (in short SDDA) based on different strategies and summarizes its implementation procedures. In addition, we focus on evaluating whether SDDA, as a novel perspective multi-clause dynamic automatic deduction algorithm, can be applied on top of the current leading ATP system architectures to further improve their performances. Therefore, SDDA is applied to the current leading first-order ATP systems, i.e., Vampire and E, respectively forming two integrated APT systems, denoted as SDDA_V and SDDA_E. Then the capabilities of SDDA_V and SDDA_E are evaluated on the latest benchmark database TPTP, such as the CASC-J9 problems (FOF division) as well as the hard problems with a rating of 1 in the TPTP benchmark database. The experimental results show the effectiveness of SDDA: SDDA_V outperforms Vampire itself, and SDDA_E, outperforms E itself, and the two improved ATP systems have solved a number of hard problems with the rating of 1 in TPTP, that is, some problems in the latest benchmark database TPTP which have not yet been solved by other current first-order ATP systems.

Baseline Differences in Anxiety Affect Attention and tDCS-Mediated Learning.

Variable responses to transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) protocols across individuals are widely reported, but the reasons behind this variation are unclear. This includes tDCS protocols meant to improve attention. Attentional control is impacted by top-down and bottom-up processes, and this relationship is affected by state characteristics such as anxiety. According to Attentional Control Theory, anxiety biases attention towards bottom-up and stimulus-driven processing. The goal of this study was to explore the extent to which differences in state anxiety and related measures affect visual attention and category learning, both with and without the influence of tDCS. Using discovery learning, participants were trained to classify pictures of European streets into two categories while receiving 30 min of 2.0 mA anodal, cathodal, or sham tDCS over the rVLPFC. The pictures were classifiable according to two separate rules, one stimulus and one hypothesis-driven. The Remote Associates Test (RAT), Profile of Mood States, and Attention Networks Task (ANT) were used to understand the effects of individual differences at baseline on subsequent tDCS-mediated learning. Multinomial logistic regression was fit to predict rule learning based on the baseline measures, with subjects classified according to whether they used the stimulus-driven or hypothesis-driven rule to classify the pictures. The overall model showed a classification accuracy of 74.1%. The type of tDCS stimulation applied, attentional orienting score, and self-reported mood were significant predictors of different categories of rule learning. These results indicate that anxiety can influence the quality of subjects’ attention at the onset of the task and that these attentional differences can influence tDCS-mediated category learning during the rapid assessment of visual scenes. These findings have implications for understanding the complex interactions that give rise to the variability in response to tDCS.

Familiarization with the Materials of the Criminal Case as a Guarantee of Protection of the Rights of the Accused

Introduction: the paper discusses the procedure for familiarizing the accused with the materials of the criminal case. The paper identifies the main problems that arise in the practice of resolving petitions filed after the familiarization with the materials of the criminal case. In the paper, the author analyzes the procedure for familiarizing the accused and his defense lawyer with the materials of the criminal case, which is one of the important stages in the pre-trial proceedings. In the course of the study, it was found that the accused has more opportunities to exercise their right to submit petitions than other participants in the criminal proceedings. In the course of the research, the author investigated the theoretical and practical problems that arise when familiarizing the accused with the materials of the criminal case. In this paper, the author sets the goal of the study: to analyze the procedural order for familiarizing the accused with the materials of the criminal case. Methods: the methodological framework for the research is the general scientific system method, which examines the issues related to the activities of the investigator at the stage of familiarization of participants in the criminal proceedings with the materials of the criminal case. It is necessary to emphasize the use of some specific scientific methods in the research, such as the comparative legal and formal logical methods. Results: the need to introduce a separate rule in the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation related to the issue of the procedure for filing a petition by the accused and his defense lawyer. Conclusions: the study revealed that it is necessary to improve the process for filing petitions, the rules for their consideration by the investigator, and ensuring that the parties to criminal proceedings guarantee the protection of their rights and legitimate interests. In particular, it is necessary to make additions to Article 217 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation in the paragraph on the need to fix the reasons for the inability to get acquainted with the material evidence and their further specification in the investigator’s decision.

Current Issues of Inspection of Crime Scene Examination in the Case of Home Invasion Crimes

Home invasion crimes are among the most common and difficult to solve criminal acts. Of particular importance in the detection of thefts of this category is crime scene examination. The authors consider some organizational problems that arise during the crime scene examination in investigative practice, give recommendations for their elimination. The authors also note that in law enforcement practice, when examining a crime scene for home invasion robberies, there are many difficulties associated with the correct and accurate application of the norms of the criminal procedure law due to the gaps in the legislation. Thus, there is no separate rule in the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation devoted exclusively to the crime scene examination, the issue of the need to seek the consent of residents when the inspection of the scene of the incident is carried out in the dwelling, as well as a number of other gaps that complicate the crime scene examination in the dwelling is not filled. The authors suggest ways to solve these problems.

Simultaneous estimation of normal means with side information

The integrative analysis of multiple datasets is an important strategy in data analysis. It is increasingly popular in genomics, which enjoys a wealth of publicly available datasets that can be compared, contrasted, and combined in order to extract novel scientific insights. This paper studies a stylized example of data integration for a classical statistical problem: leveraging side information to estimate a vector of normal means. This task is formulated as a compound decision problem, an oracle integrative decision rule is derived, and a data-driven estimate of this rule based on minimizing an unbiased estimate of its risk is proposed. The data-driven rule is shown to asymptotically achieve the minimum possible risk among all separable decision rules, and it can outperform existing methods in numerical properties. The proposed procedure leads naturally to an integrative high-dimensional classification procedure, which is illustrated by combining data from two independent gene expression profiling studies.

Appealing Separate Interim Rules of the Court in the Arbitral Proceedings

Appealing Separate Interim Rules of the Court in the Arbitral Proceedings

المحاسبة عن الاستثمارات المالية في ضوء معايير الإبلاغ المالي الدولية والمحلية

The transformations in the business environment and the opening of markets have led to increased interest in financial investments to revive the national economy and with the emergence of international business and multinational companies، accounting work has become more extensive and complex، which requires improving local accounting standards and in line with international requirements، where the research problem is that Iraq is one of the countries It seeks to use accounting that is largely consistent with the international financial reporting standards through its keenness to apply the unified accounting system and accounting rules and that studying financial investments in the light of both international financial reporting standards and Iraqi accounting regulations and knowing and identifying similarities and differences between them can improve the process of increasing Harmony and increased compatibility Where the importance of research lies in improving the unified accounting system and the Iraqi accounting rules through which financial investments are accounted for and shown in financial statements and communicated to users of financial reports in a way that reflects on the enhancement of investment decisions، and with this the aim of the research is to identify financial investments in the light of each of the reporting criteria International and local financial and accounting treatments in addition to conducting a comparative analytical study to find out the similarities and differences between them and proposing the necessary basis and procedures to help increase harmony and consensus، as the two researchers used the theoretical side and the comparative analytical method based on the sources and references as well as the international and local financial reporting standards related to the research topic Also، tables and illustrations were used، many results were reached، the most important of which is a wide gap between international and domestic financial reporting standards in relation to accounting for financial investments. Financial statements، and among the recommendations of the researchers is the necessity to issue a separate accounting rule for financial investments and another rule for investments in real estate، as well as an accounting base for investment in associates and joint ventures in order to classify financial investments according to what came in the international financial reporting standards.

EKSISTENSI PERNIKAHAN PEREMPUAN SAYYID DI DESA CIKOANG KABUPATEN TAKALAR

Sayyid marriages that occur in the community of Cikoang Village, Takalar Regency are one of the distinguishing characteristics for ordinary people in carrying out their marriages, namely there are separate rules for sayyid women, namely Sayyid women cannot marry men who are not of Sayyid descent or descent of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. The research approach used descriptive qualitative methods carried out in Cikoang Village, Takalar District. Primary data obtained by means of observation, interviews, documentation. Secondary data comes from books and journals. This research shows that the way to preserve marriage still exists today, namely, the factor of belief, they believe that their descendants come from the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad. And the rule factor is that sayyid circles have rules in carrying out marriage, namely sayyid women cannot marry men who are not of Sayyid descent, but sayyid men can marry women outside their circle. and the witness factor, namely for women who violate these rules will be subject to sanctions in the form of no longer being considered in their family and among their circle as Sayyid descendants and are considered dead. Meanwhile, the solution for Sayyid women who do not have a partner among them is to match a Sayyid male. And the second solution is to allow Sayyid women to marry under the applicable sanctions.

Special Economic Zones (SEZ): Challenges and Opportunities in Nepal

The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is that specific geographical area which has economic and other business laws that are more market-oriented than a country’s typical or national laws. It is the region where government provides the special facilities by constructing separate rules and regulations and wants to promote foreign investments and capital for export oriented economy. National laws may be suspended inside a special economic zone. This article describes the different aspects of SEZ in global and national context, policies and present situations of SEZ in Nepal. The overall objective of this article is to find out the present situation of special economic zones of Nepal. The specific objective is to analyze the overall conditions of SEZ, their challenges and opportunities in Nepal. the analytical and descriptive methods are applied in this study. The data used in the study is quantitative which are collected from the economic survey of the ministry of finance, ministry of industry, commerce and supply, World Bank, OECD, SEZ office, published articles and newspapers related to SEZ and reports. In conclusion, to achieve high speed of economic development, to generate employment opportunities and to increase direct foreign investment are the main goals of SEZ. The government of Nepal has implemented formally the concept of Special Economic Zone in 2000 AD and constructed laws, act and policies and implemented after 2017 A D.

Effective legislation as a prerequisite for the democratic development of society

The development and improvement of legislation and, in fact, the formation of a new legal system should be considered as oneof the most important tasks related to the formation of the rule of law and civil society. Recently, many legislative acts, creating thebasis for the further development of our state as a democratic one with the rule of law, have been adopted. The Constitution of Ukrainehas enshrined the most important principles of the constitutional order of Ukraine. Some steps have been taken towards the rule of lawand separation of powers, ensuring natural human rights.The purpose of this article is to analyze the need, relevance or requirement to study the principles of legislative activity, whichwould reflect the legal and democratic values of today.The article covers the analysis of the legislation effectiveness in the modern world as a prerequisite for the democratic developmentof society. In writing the article, the tasks directly related to the formation of the rule of law, civil society and legal system havebeen analyzed. The effectiveness of legal norms as a component of the formation of civil society and the rule of law has been analyzed.The principles that reflect democratic foundations, indicating that democratic law-making will accordingly generate democratic legislation,have also been studied.The democratic content of legislation affects the level of its effectiveness and is aimed at protecting fundamental human rightsand freedoms; ensuring the development of civil society; taking into account the objective laws of the development of society and thestate, where a human being is recognized as the highest social value.The above indicates the urgent need to develop the principles of legislative activities that would reflect the legal and democraticvalues. Among them, the main ones are the following: the determining role of human and civil rights and freedoms and their ensuringby the state; democracy and social orientation of legislative activities; taking into account public opinion; the principle of the rule oflaw; timeliness, systematicity, predictability and scientific validity of legislative decisions, etc.

Analytical tuning rules for Reduced-order Active Disturbance Rejection Control with FOPDT models through Multi-Objective optimization and multi-criteria decision-making

Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) emerged as a promising control solution in various engineering domains. However, increased ADRC order makes it difficult to implement and tune in practice. On the other hand, Reduced-order ADRC (RADRC) structure solves this issue with the appropriate tuning of its parameters to achieve the desired performance. This paper aims to develop analytical tuning rules for RADRC for processes approximated as First-order plus dead-time models (FOPDT). These rules meet the conflicting goals of tracking and disturbance rejection restricted by robustness specification. The tuning rules are derived based on a multi-stage approach. In the first stage, the tuning problem is formulated as a multi-objective optimization problem with appropriate constraints. A Multi-objective Quasi-Oppositional Rao-1 (MOQO-Rao-1) Algorithm solves the optimization problem to produce a collection of Pareto-optimal solutions (alternatives) in the second stage. In the third stage, using the Best-Worst based PROMETHEE method, the best one is chosen among the available options. Finally, using linear regression, analytical tuning rules are developed. Separate tuning rules are proposed for lag-dominated and dead-time dominated cases. Simulation experiments on benchmark industrial processes are performed, and the findings assess the efficacy of the suggested tuning rules relative to the methods recently published. The proposed tuning rules are experimentally validated to assess their applicability in the practical scenario. Besides, the closed-loop system’s stability with the suggested tuning rules is confirmed by the small-gain theorem and the dual-locus process.