A 56-year-old male patient presented with a complaint of two painful, hard, palpable nodules in the right lower limb. A Doppler ultrasound scan revealed the presence of nodules, likely to be neoplastic. Computed angiography showed two solid hypervascular nodules in the right great saphenous vein, fed by branches of the posterior tibial artery. Embolization of the nodules using surgical cyanoacrylate was performed, followed by an excisional biopsy. Anatomical pathology and immunohistochemical analysis identified the nodule as a high-grade leiomyosarcoma, characterized by ten mitotic figures per ten high-power fields, necrosis and cell pleomorphism. Immunohistochemical analysis results were positive for caldesmon and desmin labeling. A second surgical procedure was performed to enlarge the free margins.


State of health (SOH) is critical to evaluate the life expectancy of lithium-ion battery (LIB), thus should be estimated accurately in practical applications. This article proposes a computationally efficient model-based method for SOH estimation of LIB. A revised Lorentzian function-based voltage–capacity (VC) (RL-VC) model is exploited to accurately capture the voltage plateaus of LIB which reflect the material-level phase transition phenomenon. A full set of new features of interest (FOIs) is extracted by simply fitting the RL-VC model leveraging data collected from the constant-current charging process. Correlation analysis is then performed for the captured FOIs, based on which linear models are calibrated to estimate the battery SOH. The proposed method is validated with experimental data from different battery chemistries. The results show that the extracted FOIs have high linearities with the battery capacity, suggesting a good potential for SOH estimation and better feasibility over traditionally used methods. The proposed method shows a high accuracy for battery SOH estimation and an expected robust performance against the initial aging status and practical cycling condition.


The iron hydroxyl phosphate Fe3.6Fe1.02(OH)2.17(PO4)3O0.84(FePOH) nanoparticles were synthesized by hydrothermal method at a relative low temperature. The iron hydroxyl phosphate nanoparticles were then incorporated into poly (methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) by in situ radical polymerization. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) data showed that the presence of FePOH remarkably improved thermal stability and promoted the formation of char residues of PMMA matrix. For the PMMA in combination with 6 % FePOH, the heat release capacity which is an indicator of a material fire hazard was reduced by 48 %. The residue characterization and thermogravimetric analysis/fourier transform infrared spectrometry (TGA-FTIR) revealed the carbonization behavior of iron hydroxyl phosphate in PMMA matrix and probably the appearance of Fe(CO)5 during the thermal decomposition of PMMA/2 %FePOH composite, which may is the reason for the improvement in the thermal and combustion properties.


In order that the hydrated-cement—water sorption may be adequately analysed, two thermodynamic processes connected with the material, encountered in adsorption, are discussed.

The B.E.T. surface area computed by the use of a modified form of the Gibbs adsorption equation, is found to be in close agreement with the value obtained by an experimental method of determining zero adsorbed water. The surface area calculated from the pore-size distribution is also in agreement with these values. It is found that over the range of vapour pressures from 0 to 25% the Gibbs adsorption and Bangham equations are obeyed.

Beyond 25% R.H. physical adsorption and the readmittance of the interlayer hydrate water of tricalcium silicate occur simultaneously. The secondary hysteresis observed in the sorption isotherm and other anomalies previously observed in the system are explained with these data.

Mechanisms of volume changes for the whole extent of the isotherm are presented; thermodynamic equations are applied to different regions of the isotherm to express the volume change and spreading force developed in the system during sorption. These are compared with those used in other volume-change mechanisms described for this system and the thermodynamic consistency of these is discussed. Calculations of Young's modulus from the above equations lead to the conclusion that the values obtained are for the individual elements of the body and that as such they will yield values larger than those obtained for the body as a whole.


By using the copper model piles and silicon oil instead of water,the centrifuge modeling dynamic response of soil slope reinforced with one row of piles on saturated foundation during earthquake was conducted.Based on the test results,the characteristics of the seismic response of pore pressure in foundation,acceleration in soil and moment in piles during earthquake were investigated.According to the observation and analysis,it can be concluded that the accumulation of excess pore pressure in saturated sand foundation,especially liquefaction not only makes the bending moment of pile increase as much as 87 % but also weakens the acceleration response in the slope.


The increased memory demands of workloads are putting high pressure on Last Level Caches (LLCs). In general, there is limited opportunity to increase the capacity of LLCs due to the area and power requirements of the underlying SRAM technology. Interestingly, emerging Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) technologies promise a feasible alternative to SRAM for LLCs due to their higher area density. However, NVMs have substantially higher read and write latencies, which offset their density benefit. Although researchers have proposed methods to tolerate NVM's higher write latency, little emphasis has been placed on the critical NVM read latency. To address this problem, this paper proposes Cloak. Cloak exploits page-level data reuse in the LLC, to hide NVM read latency. Specifically, on certain L1 DTLB misses, Cloak transfers LLC-resident data belonging to the TLB-missing page from the LLC NVM array to a set of small SRAM Page Buffers that will service subsequent requests to this page. Further, to enable the high-bandwidth, low-latency transfer of lines of a page to the page buffers, Cloak uses an LLC layout that accelerates the discovery of LLC-resident cache lines from the page. We evaluate Cloak with full-system simulations of a 4-core processor across 14 workloads. We find that, on average, a machine with Cloak is faster than one with an SRAM LLC by 23.8% and one with an NVM-only LLC by 8.9%---in both cases, with negligible change in area. Further, Cloak reduces the ED2 metric relative to these designs by 39.9% and 17.5%, respectively.


A numerical study of the natural convection heat transfer and fluid flow in 3D triangular solar collector having a corrugated bottom wall has been carried out using finite volume method. The aim of the study is to investigate how buoyancy forces influence airflow and temperature patterns inside the collector heated from below and cooled on its inclined walls while vertical ones are assumed to be perfect thermal insulators. Rayleigh number is the main parameter which changes from 103 to 105 and Prandtl number is fixed at Pr=0.71. Results are reported in terms of particles trajectories, iso-surfaces of temperature, velocity magnitude and mean Nusselt number. It has been found that the flow structure is sensitive to the value of Rayleigh number and that heat transfer is enhanced with increasing of this parameter.


Electric and hybrid-electric propulsion offer unique possibilities to improve aircraft efficiency and performance. The potential advantages are fuel savings, lower emissions, and reduced noise. Bec...


Virtual Environment (VE) techniques provide a powerful tool for the visualization of the 3D of a teleoperation work site, particularly when 'live' video display is inadequate for the task operation or its transmission is constrained, for example by limited bandwidth. However, the ability of VE to cope with the dynamic phenomena of typical teleoperation work sites is severely limited by its per-defined model- based nature. Thus, an on-line composing mechanism is needed to make it environment complaint. For this purpose, this paper describes an on-line technique for camera calibration and an interactive VE modeling method that works ona single 2D image. Experiments have shown that the methods are convenient and effective for on-line VE editing.


Low head hydroelectric power sources continue to be an important aspect of the overall energy picture in the United States. This article addresses the challenges in developing such sites and presents a section on equipment and construction progress.


The increasing multimedia applications such as teleconferencing and video-on-demand require the Internet to effectively provide high-performance multicast support, so overlay networks have been designed and employed to support the ever-growing multicast applications. In overlay networks, the process of packet replication is performed at a dedicated Multicast Service Node (MSN). Therefore, it is critical to design the architecture of MSN in general, and the queuing and scheduling on MSN in particular, to provide efficient multicast support. This paper proposes a high-performance queuing scheme for MSNs to support both unicast and multicast and to achieve high link utilization with a reasonable cost. The approach is to use per-vector queuing on-demand. Simulation study shows that by deploying this queuing scheme a switch can achieve a better throughput, higher link utilization, and a lower latency compared to other queuing schemes.


Chiral γ-lactam (pyrrolidinone) derivatives are a very important class of bioactive compounds that exist widely in the natural products, and they are versatile for the synthesis of drugs . We report here the synthesis of γ-lactams with high optical purity using molecular sieve as catalyst under microwave irradiation and the use of rough set theory (RST) , a recently developed computation method, to select the solvent for the cyclization reaction.


Conformance checking provides a set of techniques for comparing observed behavior (event logs) with process models. Health care providers apply it for verifying compliance between activities realized by the patients and clinical protocols. However, health care processes are characterized by high complexity and variability, and clinical protocols can have a level of granularity different from the one in the recorded events. We proposed a new method for configuring the cost function for the alignment-based conformance checking, handling the different levels of granularity to address this problem. The costs are configured based on grouping activities and the specification of undesirable events. We applied this method using the ProM Framework in a real-world dataset containing events from patients who realized a bariatric surgery in 2016. The technique can also be applied in other conformance checking scenarios, where the granularity of the events differs from the process model. The case study result allowed us to automatically identify critical violations of the clinical protocol by analyzing the fitness metric. The proposed method could help auditors to identify crucial cases.


The present invention relates to a powertrain system for testing at least partially electric vehicle is driven for a method, by a method in which the controller controls the voltage supplied to the drive train, and a controller for accumulators system simulation system coupled in such a manner that the voltage of the energy storage system as a physical function as dynamically. Controller The controller design based on the design model, and the model of the drive train load is integrated into the model of the controlled system.


Abstract The link between objective facts and politically relevant beliefs is an essential mechanism for democratic accountability. Yet the bulk of empirical work on this topic measures objective facts at whatever geographic units are readily available. We investigate the implications of these largely arbitrary choices for predicting individual-level opinions. We show that varying the geographic resolution—namely aggregating economic data to different geographic units—influences the strength of the relationship between economic evaluations and local economic conditions. Finding that unemployment claims are the best predictor of economic evaluations, especially when aggregated at the commuting zone or media market level, we underscore the importance of the modifiable areal unit problem. Our methods provide an example of how applied scholars might investigate the importance of geography in their own research going forward.


Motivation: The process of systemic transformation in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland and Eastern Germany, which began in the early 1990s, can be described as a unique event in the entire economic history of the world. Therefore, in a situation where it was necessary to decide on the model and pace of stabilization, it was difficult to refer to the experience of other countries. The 30 years that have passed since the beginning of the systemic transformation in Poland and East Germany have been a convenient time to assess the course of the transformation process, the changes that have taken place in these economies, and describe the economic models that have shaped them. The reason for this lies in the importance of this subject and the consequences which the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland and East Germany, continue to face. Parts of this paper were written as part of Statutory Research at the College of World Economy of the Warsaw School of Economics in 2020, 30 years after the system transformation: lessons and current challenges for the economy in Germany and Poland.
Aim: The article aims to compare the course and consequences of the systemic transformation in Poland and East Germany, highlight subconsciousness and differences, and determine to what extent the shape of the economic system meets the assumptions of the Social Market Economy.
Results: The primary added value of the article is a comparative analysis of the Polish and East German systemic transformation from the perspective of 30 years from its beginning, its successes and failures and a reference to the assumptions of the social market economy, as well as an attempt to answer the question about the contemporary characteristics of both economies.


Based on the practice of college English teaching and learning in China, the paper reviews the phenomenon and causes of the temporary fossilization in second language acquisition and offers some corresponding strategies for preventing and surmounting the obstacles in the hope of promoting the reactivation of  the next climax.


In this project, a set of different modeling methods were experimented for the multilabel classification task of predicting odor of molecules from chemical structures. The dataset was investigated and different methods of featurization of SMILES string were considered. The performance of fully connected neural network, graph convolutional network, Chemception, ChemBERTa, and classic machine learning model of random forest and label powerset transform were compared, where the convolutional network with the input of circular fingerprint and ChemBERTa model presented most promising prediction results with Jaccard index around 0.330.


This article is about Jozef Maria Hoene-Wronski (1776 – 1853), one of the most original figures in the history of science. The life and mathematical work of Hoene-Wronski is presented in the historical and scientific context of Europe at his time.


There is a set of rectangular macros with given dimensions, and there are wires connecting some pairs (or sets) of them. We have a placement area where these macros should be placed without overlaps in order to minimize the total length of wires. We present a heuristic algorithm which utilizes a special data structure for representing two dimensional stepfunctions. This results in fast integral computation and function modification over rectangles. Our heuristics, especially our data structure for two-dimensional functions, may be useful in other applications, as well.


Empirical attempts to invert radar backscatter data for estimates of forest biophysical properties such as aboveground standing biomass have been partly successful in certain circumstances: (1) mono-species forests such as pine plantations and where (2) net biomass is less than a frequency dependent saturation threshold. In general, these rely on the power-law relationship between radar backscattering coefficient and net biomass. This relationship saturates at a level of biomass that scales with wavelength and is also known to be dependent upon forest structural type. In addition, these empirical relationships do not explicitly account for seasonal effects on radar backscattering behavior. These effects are related to (1) structural changes due to phenological development and (2) dielectric changes due to either phenological development or changes in the state of water contained within the plants as a consequence of freezing or thawing. As a result, the purely empirical approaches do not work well when applied to forests of mixed structural composition or when applied to forests that are structurally or dielectrically dissimilar to those used to develop the inverse model. The authors present a more robust approach to forest biomass retrieval that incorporates two main elements: (1) a pre-classification of forest by structural type and (2) a structure dependent semi-empirical inversion for biomass that uses multifrequency and polarimetric SAR data in a recursive fashion.<<ETX>>


Newspapers transform very important information for the public. Every day people read newspapers to find out hot messages that become their focuses. Without newspapers, people are not getting the today's news, knowledge, as well as incidents. Especially, at this time, many good or bad news concerning law, economy, corruption and terrorism might bring negative impacts on readers. Thus, without newspapers, the public will become blind to the news or events that have occurred.


Eddy current dampers (ECDs) exploit Lorentz forces due to the induced eddy currents in a conductor subject to a time-varying magnetic field. ECDs can be used to introduce damping in rotordynamic applications without mechanical contact to the rotor, thus introducing negligible impact on the dynamic response of the whole system. They are suitable for applications where contactless support of a rotor is required, thus being a perfect match for passive magnetic bearings such as permanent magnet bearings and superconducting bearings. However, modeling and identification of the amount of damping induced by ECDs is a difficult task due to complicated geometry and working conditions. A novel and systematic approach for modeling and identification of the damping characteristics of ECDs in rotordynamic applications is proposed in the present paper. The proposed approach employs an analytical dynamic model of the ECD and curve fitting with results of finite element (FE) models to obtain the parameters characterizing the ECD's mechanical impedance. The damping coefficient can be obtained with great accuracy from a single FE simulation in quasi-static conditions. Finally, the accuracy of the identification approach is verified by comparing the results with experimental tests. The validity of this approach is in the cases where ECDs employ an axisymmetric conductor, thus covering most cases in rotordynamic applications


Recently, sport tourism has been one of the most attractive industries to the public regardless of language, race, and culture, on the strength of development of communicative means. Among various sports industry, golf has caught public attention. Golf is said to be the favoured sport in that we can play in grassy grassland full of fresh air out of the center of the city. Besides, Korean professional golfers have been extending their golf career abroad, thus, golf has gained in popularity over recent years. Golf used to be a symbol of fancy sport only for the upper class. Recently, however, everyone, regardless of gender and income level, is enjoying golf. Golf is an active sport, in that everyone can easily participate in enjoying the fresh air with relaxation. So far, research relating to golf has focused on the point of present condition, motivation, how to expand the golf industry, satisfaction, revisiting the playground, and business administration. Especially business administration aspect has been considered significantly important. Furthermore, the perspective of social psychology is the core point in comprehending the golf industry. For instance, we face psychological problems, the financial problem, and the lack of time. These elements have influence on taking part in golf. Hence, to encourage the interest of golf, it is crucial to solve these hindrances. This research closely examined the relation of perceived value and behavioral intention of overseas golf tourists' sports club and verified the moderator effect of leisure. For this, data was collected from 211 golfers who have been abroad for golf tour. Simple regression and hierarchical regression analysis were performed to analyze the collected data using SPSS 18.0 program. The following are the results form of the study. First, perceived value had significant effect on behavioral intention of overseas golf tourists. Second, controlling leisure moderator effect had partial significant effect on their behavior. In particularly, between perceived value generated by overseas golf and behavioral intention exists a causal relationship. The interpersonal effect of the activity had moderator effect, and interpersonal and structural constraints had no moderator effect.


This paper proposes a modified current pulse charging method for lead-acid batteries applied in a family of Uninterruptible Power Supplies with a bank of sealed lead-acid batteries (VRLA). The method is presented based on a phase-shift Full-Bridge converter with galvanic isolation. To confirm the results expected from the theoretical analysis a prototype is developed and experimental results are presented to validate the proposed method.


The wettability and inhibiting wax deposition efficiency of surfactants were evaluated. The experimental results indicate that the inhibiting wax efficiency is more than 50% when the mass concentration of AE10017 is 200 mg/L. There are coordination effects in wax deposition inhibiting when AE10017 was used with SP169 or GUDAO5# together. The inhibiting wax efficiency is over 70%. When the containing water rate of output liquid is over 40%, the better inhibiting wax efficiency can be obtained.


'The program at Florida State University was funded to collaborate with Dr. A. Felmy (PNNL) on speciation in high level wastes and with Dr. D. Rai (PNNL) on redox of Pu under high level waste conditions. The funding provided support for 3 research associates (postdoctoral researchers) under Professor G. R. Choppin as P.I. Dr. Kath Morris from U. Manchester (Great Britain), Dr. Dean Peterman and Dr. Amy Irwin (both from U. Cincinnati) joined the laboratory in the latter part of 1996. After an initial training period to become familiar with basic actinide chemistry and radiochemical techniques, they began their research. Dr. Peterman was assigned the task of measuring Th-EDTA complexation prior to measuring Pu(IV)-EDTA complexation. These studies are associated with the speciation program with Dr. Felmy. Drs. Morris and Irwin initiated research on redox of plutonium with agents present in the Hanford Tanks as a result of radiolysis or from use in separations. The preliminary results obtained thus far are described in this report. It is expected that the rate of progress will continue to increase significantly as the researchers gain more experience with plutonium chemistry.'


: Sentiment analysis describes the overall sentiment behind the document or Sentence. SA is a field of NLP to analyze insights from social media mostly from Twitter, Amazon, Zomato, Trip Advisor, etc. Sentiment analysis of document or sentence generally categories as Positive, Negative, or Neutral. There are some drawbacks in machine learning and dictionary-based sentiment analysis, to overcome these issues hybrid approach works. In this research work, we discover a hybrid model for classification which is a combination of both machine learning and dictionary-based approach to enhance overall performance and accuracy and reducing the time and human effort required to manually labelling. In this paper, we performed labelling of the dataset according to their sentiment score using VADER lexicon-based technique and also evaluated multiclass classification using machine learning on restaurant reviews. This prediction can help to improve business service. This article also presents the study of several sentiment analysis classifier, tools and techniques and to perform sentiment analysis and provide future scope. challenging tasks. This research aims to study several tools and techniques to perform sentiment analysis. The processed restaurant review dataset contains comments, Likes, positive scores, negative scores, neutral scores, and compound scores. This research paper focuses on analyzing comments using a hybrid approach. VADER Rule-based lexicon and multi-class classification using machine learning approach applied to restaurant reviews for building a model that makes predictions about the probabilities that review belongs to which particular class from the three classes.


Current distortion degrades power quality and affects system performance, especially for sensitive loads that require pure sinusoidal waves. Owing to its excellent dynamic response, a well-designed active power filter (APF) can achieve a total harmonic distortion (THD) within the acceptable limits defined by IEEE 3002 standards through compensating harmonic distortions. The APF consists of two main modules: a reference signal extraction module and a modulation module. This paper adapts the matrix pencil method, a well-known model-based parameter estimation technique, to the problem of reference extraction. Contrary to conventional time-domain methods such as the synchronous reference frame (SRF) and the reactive power theory (PQ theory) that rely on low-pass filters in their implementations, the proposed method does not use a filter. However, it extracts the reference signal by first decomposing the load current into its constituent frequency components, and then subtracting the pure sine wave synthesized from the obtained fundamental component from the load current. Results on simulated data from MATLAB/Simulink confirm the higher accuracy and fast response time of the proposed method in extracting the reference signal.


Sedimentary Copper mineralization has been observed in Monj and Jolany locations in Bavanat (Sanandaj – Sirjan metamorphic belt). According to current study, the host rocks for copper mineralization in this area are green sandstones, generally in subarkose and arkose groups. Age of these sandstones is middle Jurassic. Copper mineralization is observed in two forms, sulfides form including chalcopyrite, chalcocite, covellite and also non-sulfide form including malachite, azurite and chrysocolla. Sedimentary Copper deposit of Bavanat is very similar to redbed type of sedimentary deposits such as Nacimiento deposit in USA for many reasons, including the host rock (green sandstone), concomitant rocks (habitual accompaniment with purple siltstone), age of forming, geological environment and the type of mineralization. These similarities can be useful in supplementary studies. Studied sedimentary copper deposits are different from the Jian copper mine in terms of attributes such as host rock, age of formation, upper and lower rocks and also the type of copper mineralization.  Based on chemical analysis results, the average amount of copper concentration in the samples was 15509 ppm, which confirms the need for additional studies.


Bergenia ligulata Wall., family Saxifragaceae, is an Indian folk medicine used for a variety of pharmacological effects. In this study, evidence is provided in animal model to demonstrate the role of aqueous as well as 50% ethanolic extract of B. ligulata in inflammation and as antibacterial agent. Oral administration of the extract at a dose level of 1 gm/kg bw showed anti-inflammatory and free radical scavenging activity as evaluated using pharmacological and biochemical parameters. The effect was studied on biochemical parameters reportedly perturbed in inflammation. While the extract treatment could alleviate the level of succinate dehydrogenase and xanthine oxidase, which increase in inflammation, the level of superoxide dismutase increased following the treatment with the extract as well as the diclofenac. Role of oxygen free radicals/peroxides was evaluated by measuring lipid peroxidation and glutathione. Treatment with the extract could significantly decrease the enhanced level of lipid peroxidation in inflammation, and increased the level of glutathione. Further, the antibacterial activity of various fractions was tested in vitro using cultures of Escherichia coli, Baccillus subtilis, and S. aureus, and the fractions were found to be antibacterial. The antifungal activity was also tested using the culture of Saccharomyces. However, the drug was ineffective in inhibiting fungal growth. Results provide evidence suggesting the anti-inflammatory as well as the antibacterial role of B. ligulata, thus implicating the plant extract in treatment against the bacterial infection and inflammation.


Cognitive impairment is an important symptom of Parkinson's disease (PD) and seriously affects patients' quality of life and prognosis. However, its cause is still uncertain. In about one‐third of patients, PD is associated with rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder (RBD), which is an independent risk factor for PD‐associated dementia; but whether or not it relates to the cognitive function of patients with nondemented PD is still controversial.


By means of cutting leaf and dealing with them, we studied the affection of wheat leaf blight on yield loses. Result showed:the main factor of yield loses was decreasing the number of fertile spikelets, meanwhile the disease affected the contribution of up two leaves, so these could also deduce the yield loses.


Figure 1. Two hours after the onset of fever and malaise, a 15-year-old boy began to have tachycardia and tachypnea and became unconscious. He was taken to the intensive care unit, where he was found to be in septic shock (pulse, 180; blood pressure, 70/45 mm Hg; temperature, 40.2°C; and partial-thromboplastin time, 90 seconds). He had bullous lesions about the elbow and confluent petechial and purpuric lesions on his face, arms, and legs (Panel A). His hands and feet were cool and cyanotic. He had no signs of meningeal irritation. He was intubated, placed on cardiopulmonary support, and given large . . .


A novel optical measuring system for geometric parameters of tools was designed in this paper.To guarantee the measurement accuracy,the system improved the traditional optical imaging approaches by adopting the object space of telecentric light path and Kohler illumination.Finally optical computing and error analysis were given,which indicated that the system measurement error was below ±1.4 μm.The experimental data shows that the measurement accuracy of this apparatus has reached ±2 μm.


In the present study a gene encoding PPE protein of M.a.paratuberculosis (FJ032182) was cloned with murine IFN-³ in a mammalian bicistronic vector pIRES 6.1 to elucidate the role of gamma interferon on the PPE gene for determination of CD4/CD8 ratio in post immunized mice. Flow cytometric analysis with mononuclear mice splenocytes on 42nd day post immunization revealed significant reduction of the CD4/CD8 ratio in the mice group immunized with pIR PPE/IFN (1.65±0.0001) compared to the pIR PPE group (2.92±0.0003). These result suggested that co-expression of murine IFNg in conjunction with PPE protein significantly enhanced the CMI response.


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This research is entitled the competency and communication of public relation officer local distric government of Jakarta in order to to create various competency or ability to do public speaking activies like: delivery speech, making presentation, do negotiation and being as master of ceremony on official event as well as ceremony. This research is aimed to make the staff og public realtion officer not only able to the public to see their capability to speak english and how their ability to write article in english. It is very important as the government officer that give the service excellent to the public. This field research is done directly in the office of government. The result show that the public relation officer are able to speak english and write english article published on printed media. The are able ti do it because they are helped by the professional consultant to arrange, to compose the draft and the concept of writing article. We can see the sample of the article written by public relation officer on printed media like we put on enclosure.
Key word : competency, MICE study program, negotiating, presentation, delivery speech, master of ceremony and competency.


Shushufindi Field, Ecuador's giant, was discovered by Texaco in 1970 and has already produced over 1 billion barrels of oil from Albian- Cenomanian age fluvio-estuarine and marginal marine sands of the Napo Formation. The structure is a 30-kilometer long anticline bounded to the east by a north-south trending reverse fault. When Shushufindi was returned to Petroproduccion after 20 years of development and production, the field was experiencing significant water breakthrough and there was little documented understanding of the reservoirs and the Field's compartmentalization. Now, nearly 30 years after its discovery, a clear model of the field is emerging.


The major source of damping for resonant ULF pulsations is thought to be joule dissipation in the conducting ionosphere. determined by the Pedersen conductance, Sp. Transient pulsations (i.e. short-lived pulsations with latitude-dependent periods) are toroidal mode oscillations of the geomagnetic field shells (Poulter & Nielsen 1982), and are often associated with SSC and SI. In this paper empirical models of the toroidal mode east-west Hall current density J were used to calculate the associated ground magnetic fields in an attempt to resolve the following points: (1) decay rates observed by ground magnetometers are in general larger than those observed by satellites and predicted by theory; (2) estimates of'the Pedersen conductance using ground magnetometer derived decay rates seem too low (Glassmeier et al. 1984); (3) ground magnetometer observations of transient pulsations may show little or no period variation with latitude (Allan et al. 1985); (4) the effect of non-monotonic latitudinal period variations (e.g. the plasmapause).


It is known that interleukin‐2 (IL‐2) plays an important role in the activation of host antitumor immune response. In addition to IL‐2 cell surface receptor, a soluble form of IL‐2 receptor (SIL‐2R) may be released in the blood and potentially be involved in the regulation of IL‐2 availability. High SIL‐2R levels have been found in patients with lung cancer. The current study evaluated the influence of changes in SIL‐2R serum levels during the perioperative period on early relapse rate in patients with operable non‐small cell lung cancer. The study included 60 patients (epidermoid carcinoma, 33; adenocarcinoma, 27). Serum levels of SIL‐2R were measured with an enzyme immunoassay before surgery and 7 and 30 days after surgery. A surgery‐induced increase in SIL‐2R levels was seen 7 days after surgery in 38 of 60 patients. On the 30th day after surgery, SIL‐2R values were lower than the preoperative values in 32 patients (Group A) or still greater in the other 28 patients (Group B). After a median follow‐up of 10 months, relapse occurred in 19 of 60 patients. The relapse rate was significantly higher in Group B than in Group A patients (16 of 28 versus 3 of 32, respectively; P < 0.001). This difference also was significant in relation to histotype and node status. This study shows that the persistence of increased SIL‐2R levels in the postoperative period is associated with a higher early relapse rate in patients with operable non‐small cell lung cancer. The impact of SIL‐2R levels on relapse suggests that host immune defenses may influence the clinical course of patients with lung cancer. Therefore, the evaluation of SIL‐2R in the perioperative period may represent a new prognostic biologic factor in operable non‐small cell lung cancer. Cancer 1992; 69:2458‐2462.


The SEQALIGN programs de scr ibed in t h i s report aid in t h e a s s e m b l y of up t o 100 i n d i v i d u a l o v e r l a p p i n g DNA s e q u e n o e s generated by H-13 aubcloning and sequencing methods. The program produces a p r i n t o u t of the a l i gned sequences presented in r e g i s t e r . Use of t h e program w i l l be f a c i l i t a t e d b e c a u s e 1) i t i s written with the Microsoft BASIC interpreter, 2) sequence data may be entered and edited using WORDSTAR or similar word processing programs, and 3) hardware requirements for execution of the program on CP/H or MS-DOS (IBM-PC compatible) systems are minimal . INTRODUCTION. Various subcloning strategies (1,2) for determination of DNA sequence have increased the ease and rapidity with which sequence information can be generated. In these procedures, a large DNA clone is digested with restriction endonucleases, fragments are subcloned into an appropriate vector, and the fragments are sequenced individually. Using nucleases with different s p e c i f i c i t i e s , a series of overlapping fragments of the original DNA sequence is obtained. However, the location of each fragment within the complete sequence and the orientation of the fragment usually are not readily apparent. As manual assembly of these fragments into the complete sequence i s a time consuming and tedious undertaking, several computer programs have been devised which automatically or semi-automatioally assemble the fragments into a proposed consensus sequence (3-7). Such programs require access to mainframe or minicomputers. Other programs are offered as sections of expensive commercial software packages. It was our goal to write a ser ies of programs which SEQALIGN is available for a $50 contribution to the Microbiology Enrichment Fund, Department of Microbiology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7615. © IRL Press Limited, Oxford, England. 5 1 7 Nucleic Acids Research would address the assembly problem yet bo accessible to virtually anyone using these sequencing techniques. This cons tra int re quired that the programs run on small CP/H or MS-DOS based microcomputers, that they be wri t ten in BASIC, and that they be capable of handling a s u f f i c i e n t number of fragments to be of s i g -


SUMMARY Follicular mycosis fungoides (MF) is an uncommon histological variant of MF characterized by infiltrates of atypical lymphocytes around and within the epithelium of the hair follicles (folliculotropism). Here we report a patient with rapidly progressive follicular MF on the face, associated with concurrent typical MF lesions elsewhere. The histology was unusual, as apart from dense lymphoid infiltrates showing folliculotropism and epidermotropism, there was a prominent B‐cell component with germinal centres, leading to an initial diagnosis of cutaneous B‐cell lymphoma. The final diagnosis of follicular MF was established on demonstration of clonal T‐cell receptor gene arrangements and lack of clonality for heavy chain gene rearrangements. This case illustrates a variant of MF that has a more rapid progression than the otherwise indolent course of classical MF over many years, and the diagnostic pitfalls, whereby the histology can mimic a B‐cell proliferative disorder.


I remember stocking up on clothes at one of the stores near the university that made their living out of students, and were very knowing about university gossip. The clerk asked me what I was studying, and I said, with a touch of shrillness, that I was teaching. Just for the summer, of course. He wrapped my parcel, handed it to me, and said 'And I hope your permanent appointment comes through all right.' –Northrop Frye, reporting to Victoria College on a summer teaching in Seattle after his Guggenheim year (1950–51) at Harvard. (CW 7: 54)


The fairly recent appearance of ASEE student chapters has been lauded by ASEE leadership, and establishment of new chapters encouraged. Student chapters have very different operational concerns than ASEE Divisions, and these concerns must be recognized when considering the formation of a new student chapter. First and foremost is the concept that, as a student organization, an ASEE student chapter should be student-led and student-run with help of the faculty advisor; the consequence is that the constant turnover of students poses a great challenge to the continuity and survivability of the organization.


Three potential nonacoustic noise sources which can interfere with low‐frequency measurements of underwater ambient noise are examined. All of them are flow induced and require relative motion between the hydrophone and the water around it. Two of them result from the response of the hydrophone to different types of nonacoustic pressure fluctuations developed on the hydrophone surface by the flow. The third noise source results from the incidental sensitivity of the hydrophone to temperature inhomogeneities normally existing in the sea. It is shown that both types of flow‐induced pressure fluctuations can be significant under conditions encountered in the open sea, whereas interference due to temperature fluctuations will be negligible except under unusual circumstances.


The approach of Damour and Ruffini to the problem of black-hole evaporation is examined, and it is shown that the hypothesis of analytic continuation of the wave function inside the horizon cannot be considered as an extension of the same hypothesis in the flat-space case, but is an independent requirement. This requirement enters in the second-quantization treatment given by Hawking as the definition of the Fock vacuum state. An alternative definition of vacuum yields no pair production.


The problem of two gravitational (or Coulombian) fixed centres is a classical integrable problem, stated and integrated by Euler in 1760. The integrability is due to the unexpected first integral G. We introduce some straightforward generalizations of the problem that still have the generalization of G as a first integral, but do not possess the energy integral. We present some numerical integrations showing the main features of their dynamics. In the domain of bounded orbits the behaviour of these a priori non-Hamiltonian systems is very similar to the behaviour of usual near-integrable systems.


Successful attempts to explain expertise in human beings, or to capture its properties in expert systems, will have to contend with issues of rationality and generalization. Rationality and generalization pose enough difficulties on a purely synchronic basis. But an account of expertise must be diachronic—it must account for the development of rationality and generalization, even in those who are already experts. We describe the obstacles in the path of standard approaches to rationality and generalization, and present an alternative, interactivist treatment of rationality and its development (space forbids us to do likewise for generalization). In the interactivist account, rationality cannot be defined in general as adherence to the rules of a system of formal logic; we propose instead that rationality be understood in terms of the development of negative knowledge—knowing what kinds of errors to avoid. We examine the development of negative knowledge using examples from the history of science, and cons...


An attempt is made to study the entrainment phenomena in a stratified liquid layers by imposing rotary motion using numerical simulation as well as experimental investigation. The different cases are studied by placing a rotor at different locations either in the heavier fluid or in the interfaces. The phenomena is also studied by varying the rotor diameter and rotor speed used. Phase contours at different time instants are produced for each of the cases. The rate at which one phase is entering in to the other is also studied for each of the cases. Comparisons between the rates of entrainment with different cases are also made. The phase contour obtained through experimental observation are also presented at a regular interval of time.


Forecasting time series data is an important subject in economics and business where the Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) has been extensively used despite its weaknesses, from requiring a minimum number of data points to the assumed linearity of data. With recent advancement, the Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) shows potential to address such weaknesses. This research is aimed to identify a more suitable model in handling irregular data. Performance metrics used are the model accuracy measured with RMSE and the model run-time performance measured with the Python Timeit library. This research concluded that LSTM is more accurate than ARIMA (RMSE of ARIMA 0.144887 to LSTM 0.051828) in a shorter dataset of 36 data points and this result is reverted in longer dataset of 228 data points (RMSE of ARIMA 0.006949 to LSTM 0.036025). In terms of run-time performance, ARIMA is significantly faster than LSTM while the LSTM modelling time is increasing proportionally to the number of the training data points.


Politicians are increasingly participating in interactions, readily available to their constituents on the mass media, that entail managing potentially confrontational conversations with others. In fact, the 1992 vice presidential debate featured a format that forced the candidates to confront each other directly during open discussion periods. This article explores how the candidates resolved the rhetorical and interactional problem inherent to the format—gaining the floor as well as presenting their desired social face. This discourse analysis of the candidates' interactions during the debate reveals that metacommunication and repetition enabled the candidates to obtain and maintain turns at talk during the free‐flowing discussion period. The pursuit of answers to direct questions and the shifting of discussion direction permitted the candidates to control the nature of the discussion. Further, their ability or inability to employ effective interactional resources to manage the debate contributed to the...


Introduction 27 January 2003 Pülümür (Tunceli) earthquake occured at 07:26 local time. According to Kandilli Observatory, the epicenter of the earthquake that measured of magnitude Ms=6.2 was located at about 4.5 km W-SW Saglamtaş village. One person died and 7 people injured in this earthquake. Most of the public buildings collapsed and some adobe buildings got heavily damaged in several villages of Pülümür district. Many seismological centers have reported the earthquake. The parameters of the January 27, 2003 Pülümür Earthquake has as given by KOERI, CSEM, USGS and ETHZ are presented in table1.


Introduction The use of chemical scents for communication between individuals is widespread among both vertebrate and invertebrate animals. Scent signals emanating from an animal's body can be used for intimate and immediate communication when two or more individuals interact at close quarters, but scents can also be deposited in the environment in the form of scent marks. Unlike most visual or acoustic signals used by animals, scent marks persist in the absence of the signaller, often over extended periods. The prolonged duration of signals in deposited scent marks makes them particularly suited for broadcasting information to all conspecifics that visit a scent-marked site. Further, scent marks might be deposited to signal to certain individuals, such as when animals are attempting to attract potential mates or to indicate a territorial boundary to neighbours. Once deposited in the environment, however, the scent is not physically directed towards specific recipients and the information will be available to any other animals in the locality. This ready availability of scent marks to third parties is likely to provide strong selection pressure to ensure that the information deposited in scent marks is appropriate for communication to any individual likely to encounter the scent. Consequently, scent marks are likely to have evolved to be used for network communication rather than as signals between specific individuals. While volatile components of the scent may be detected at some distance from a scent mark, alerting animals to the presence and location of scent signals, non-volatile components can be detected only by close contact investigation.


The "levering" and "unlevering" of estimates of beta and various costs of capital are routine steps in estimating the discount rates used in DCF valuations. But as the authors demonstrate by reviewing the existing research on the subject, the levering and unlevering formulas that are most commonly used in practice are not appropriate for valuing many companies. They also illustrate the shortcomings of - and substantial valuation errors that can result from - the common practices of assuming that the betas of securities like debt and preferred stock are equal to zero and ignoring the effects of equity‐linked securities such as employee stock options, warrants, and convertible debt. The authors offer alternative levering formulas that are more appropriate for valuing most companies than - and as readily implemented as - the formulas commonly used today. They also provide a relatively easy way to estimate betas for debt and preferred stock that can be used in the levering and unlevering formulas. The authors discuss how properly to account for equity‐linked securities such as employee stock options, warrants, and convertible debt while demonstrating the potential importance of ignoring such equity‐linked securities in the levering and unlevering formulas. Finally, the authors show why it is appropriate to standardize the treatment of contractual obligations such as leases across comparable companies in order to get consistent estimates of the unlevered cost of capital.


A large set of chemical reactions describing methane/air combustion was evaluated to determine the significant reactions at atmospheric pressure, 1500 to 2500/sup 0/K, and equivalence ratio in the range of 0.8 to 1.25. The reactions were screened to eliminate reactions whose net contribution to heat evolution or pollutant formation was negligible, to eliminate species which had no discernible effect on either major species or temperature, and to eliminate groups of reactions constituting only species exchange loops. A set of 26 reactions/17 species was derived which can duplicate to + or - 5 percent of the predictions of the 134 reaction/25 species master set. Ten additional pyrolysis reactions are cited for low-temperature and fuel-rich applications. The Zeldovich mechanism is the principal route to nitric oxide for stoichiometric combustion, but under lean conditions a path to NO involving nitrous oxide is also active. For fuel-rich conditions, comparison with stirred reactor data suggest that NO formation cannot be explained by the Zeldovich mechanism alone, and an alternate path involving species of the type RN may be important. Finally, prompt NO arising from O-atom overshoot was not predicted for an idealized plug flow ignition case.


The use of new technology from Pharma Industry 4.0 promotes sustainable production of value, makes pharmaceutical industry more flexible, clever and customized and thereby helps pharmaceutical companies to achieve economic benefit in long term. The present review discusses about the implications caused in enhancing pharmaceutical production and also investigate that how industry 4.0 aids in increasing the production. The review also discusses about the challenges faced by pharma industries 4.0 and addresses research opportunities faced in pharma industries 4.0. From the review it was observed that, main barriers which come in the way of increasing the production are high cost, time consuming design and framework development, seniors unsupportiveness, lack of good training skills, inadequate business inducement, lack of co-operation and communications. Further it was observed that, smart production system has led to the development of the increased production, but still difficulties and impediment to smart production should be considered in order to achieve expertize in supply chain managerial and sustainable practices.


The purpose of this research is to clarify city making process of modern era in Monzenmachi towns. We understood a characteristic of Monzenmachi towns in geographical and spatial aspect by reading maps and questionnaire survey for each municipality. We made a classification of Monzenmachi towns in Meiji era from composition elements of them by mathematical quantification theory class III and cluster analysis. Composition elements were road infrastructure to make a pilgrimage, geographical characteristics, railway station and another city facilities location. This research reveals that cities with its root as old Monzenmachi towns was affected according to all composition elements of them.


Mixtures consisting of 50 weight percent of 1921 Kilauea basalt, 16 percent H 2 O, and 34 percent CO 2 were equilibrated at 800°, 900°, 1000° and 1100° C and 2, 5, and 8 kb. Oxygen fugacity was buffered by Ni + NiO. The fluid phase solute was analyzed for Si, Ti, Al, Fe, Mn, Mg, Ca, Na, K, Ba, and Sr. Total solute content ranges from 0.5 to 2 weight percent of the fluid. It is mostly composed of SiO 2 , Al 2 O 3 and MgO; total iron is depleted compared to the starting material. The high ratios of Mg/Fe and Mg/Ca and the low total solute content appear to rule out gas transfer as a differentiation mechanism under conditions similar to those of this study. The low solubility of iron may explain magnetite deposits formed at diabase-limestone contacts.


"Adaptability principle of crime, responsibility and penalty" is one of the basic principles in criminal laws and it is of great directory significance to the criminal legislation and justice. However, in accordance with specific cases, the principle is applied differently in legislation and justice, which means that in legislation practice, crime is highlighted while in justice practice, responsibility is stressed.


Preface 1 Introduction 2 Capital's Deep Structures, Agriculture, and Food 3 The Phase of Consumerism and the Roots of the Current Agriculture and Food Regimes 4 The Food System and Consumer's Health 5 The Health of Agriculture and Food Workers 6 Agriculture, Food, and the Environment 7 Food, Marketing and Choice 8 Food, Power, and Liberal Democracy 9 Possible Changes That May Become Feasible Changes Notes Index


Two‐dimensional temperature dependent vortex dynamics has been studied by Monte‐Carlo method. At low temperatures far below TC, well known phase transition from glassy state to vortex liquid state known as melting has been obtained. Assuming the possible future existence of real high temperature superconductivity, the simulations extended to the range of room temperature. There, vortex state has shown a possible second phase transition analogous to gas state where vortices behave totally independent of each other. Since mobility of vortices means dissipation, this poses a real challenge for future applications of room temperature superconductivity.


(57) Abstract: The present invention relates particularly suitable hot melt adhesive composition for disposable products, the composition, (a) (i) formula: A-B-A-D and / or A-B -A [wherein, a is a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon polymer block having a weight average molecular weight 4000~35,000, B is a hydrogenated polydiene polymer block having a weight average molecular weight 20,000 to 200,000, D , if present, is a linear block copolymer represented by a hydrogenated or non-hydrogenated polydiene polymer block having a weight average molecular weight 3000~50,000], the ratio of the molecular weight versus the molecular weight of B of D 0 and a .5 or less, the linear block copolymer having a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon content of 9 to 35 wt% (ii) weight average molecular weight of 10,000 to 50,000, Li (vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon) content of from 10 to 40 wt%, non-hydrogenated vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon constituting 10 to 35 wt% of a blend of (i) and (ii) - di-engine block copolymer consisting of blended 100 parts by weight of the adhesive and imparting resin 100-275 parts by weight, and (c) plasticizer 0 to 80 parts by weight of (b) the diene block compatible. The present invention further relates to a specific linear block copolymer of the formula A-B-A-D.


Abstract The present study was designed to elucidate the ways in which the distribution of school knowledge contributes to processes of cultural and social reproduction. Three schools in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre were studied for this purpose: a private institution serving an upper class clientele; a public school serving children of the middle class; and a public school attended by working‐class children. Two classrooms at each of the three schools were intensively observed during one semester. Teachers and staff were interviewed concerning their pedagogical views. Patterns of instruction and control observed at the three schools suggest that children from different social classes receive substantially different kinds of schooling. The most obvious distinction in ideological discourse observed among staff members at the three schools concerns the existence of an explicit pedagogy endorsed at the private school and the concomitant absence of any such similar rationale at the other two sc...


Shared service centers have become one of the most discussed models and have been widely diffused by companies. It helps to reduce costs and to standardize operational processes, bringing more efficiency. But there is still a dilemma under its performance, the gain in processes centralization and especially when compared to outsourcing services. The intention of this article is to demonstrate the various perceptions of this model, comparing the views of the client, the supplier and the available theory. A bibliographic review and a case study were applied and demonstrated that in shared service center, the specialisation workforce is a strong ally. Also it centralized the processes with scale gain, eliminated distance between the units, improved the information technology processes and improved communication. The case study and analysis made also can be used by professionals who consider joining such business model into their institution.


Autophagy is the ubiquitous biological phenomena of biont under the normal and pathological situation, it has important role of skeletal muscle protein metabolism balance, oxidative stress removal, muscle fiber muscle fiber and metabolic waste removal. Skeletal muscle autophagy regulation use m70R as the main signaling pathway, p53 and FOXO as the assist signaling pathway regulation the skeletal muscle autophagy together. Therefore researches the signal transducing pathway of skeletal muscle autophagy regulation has the significance to improve the skeletal muscle efficiency and keep skeletal muscle homeostasis, and provides some references for the skeletal muscle autophagy, the treatment and prevention of skeletal muscle atrophy and the other related diseases.


A 3-D model is developed to simulate an arc splitting process during its motion along arc runners under the effect of the ferromagnetic plate.


The crankshaft casting characteristics were obtained by Pro/E modeling, finite element analysis and dynamic simulation modeling. The results show that the main loads on the crankshaft are the forces from the connecting rod and torque. The fatigue fracture occurred at two ends of the shaft neck, so the load cases of these units need mainly to be checked.


Abstract : Part 5 Psychiatric Patient Classification Subsystem addresses the development and testing of a multidimensional factor-evaluation designed patient classification subsystem for psychiatric clinical services. The Psychiatric Patient Classification Subsystem has been developed and tested through four years of rigorous field research. This quantitative subsystem measures direct nursing care activities and determines the best mix by skill level of care providers for psychiatric inpatients. The Psychiatric Patient Classification Subsystem utilizes the factor-evaluation design, is multidimensional, and is designed for automated or manual implementation. Extensive validity and reliability studies demonstrate that the Psychiatric Patient Classification Subsystem is valid and reliable.


Abstract : A discussion of the effects of weightlessness on the human body is given. Exercise is suggested as a method of overcoming the adverse effects of weightlessness and hypodynamia.


Often placed in the heart of old cities, the fountain has not become a focus of architectural problematics, being pushed aside by more monumental and significant constructions and large-scale issues. When identifying the origins of the city, or its source, one usually thinks of something harder than water and more pragmatic than fine streams. However, the sources are of special magic, which, as claimed by Vitruvius, traces its origin to the Egyptians, and from which all cities take their origin. The article makes an attempt to study the phenomenon of fountains and to comprehend its scope.


A process has been developed to produce a biaxially oriented polyacrylonitrile film (BOPAN) with a level of extractible monomers which is far below the maximum allowed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for packaging films. The film has a combination of excellent characteristics as shown by data comparing it with other films regarding such properties as tensile strength, modulus, barrier to oxygen and water vapor, optical properties and high temperature dimensional stability. Some market development studies are described.


Time variation of the moments of the distribution of reciprocals of time intervals separating successive zero crossings of the pressure‐time speech waveform appearing in a moving 10‐msec window are highly correlated with linguistic variations in the signal. Digital‐computer analysis of such moments for isolated words uttered in a natural environment shows that fricatives, particularly the /s/ phoneme, are discriminated by the sign of the higher odd moments, whereas nasals and liquids are distinguished by the characteristically constant small values of the even moments. Boundaries for certain phoneme classes can be consistently defined and determined to within 20 msec.


How to cite this article: Carte NS. Handwashing in healthcare today: Why haven't we gotten better? Clin J Nurs Care Pract. 2019; 3: 014-016. https://doi.org/10.29328/journal.cjncp.1001011 In 2010, a study identi ied that only about 40% of doctors and other health care providers comply with proper hand hygiene techniques in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. These statistics are alarming as healthcare professionals are the ones who set the gold standard for hygiene and sterility, but they continue to ind it dif icult to demonstrate this standard in every practice [1]. Even with The Joint Commission supporting that hand hygiene as the most critical intervention for preventing healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs), the compliance rate for hand hygiene has not drastically improved [2]. The goal of this article brief is to answer the question why hasn't handwashing improved even with the evidence to support that proper hand hygiene decreases HCAIs?


The Internet was an important witness to a change in human-computer relations this spring, when IBM's Deep Blue computer defeated World Champion Garry Kasparov in a six-game chess match, 3.5 to 2.5. The author initiated an analysis by the Internet Chess Club that revealed a resource for Kasparov in the second game that could have prevented his defeat. The author dicusses the incident and the implications for collaboration on the Web.


SummaryIn a prospective study of 312 polyvinyl chloride pessaries to support genital prolapse over a period of 18 months, without removing the pessaries for inspection either of the pessary or of the vaginal tissue, only four needed temporary removal for superficial tissue damage or infection. There was no significant difference from a similar number where the pessaries were removed for inspection and replaced by a new one.


The invention belongs to the feed technical field, in particular to an additive premixing feed. A processing method of the additive premixing feed comprises the following steps: (1) concentrating: fermenting feed liquid containing tryptophan is concentrated to obtain concentrated feed liquid containing 8%-15% tryptophan; (2) crushing: corn cob is crushed to obtain corm cob particles with 20-80 meshes; (3) mixing; the corn cob particles are added into the concentrated feed liquid in the stirring state to obtain wet mixed feed containing 5%-10% tryptophan; (4) drying: the wet mixed feed is dried. The additive premixing feed has better feeding effect.


A semiconductor device and a method of forming a package structure, said semiconductor device comprising: a semiconductor substrate, the semiconductor substrate is formed with a MOS field effect transistor; dielectric layer on the semiconductor substrate and covering said MOS FET transistor, the dielectric layer is formed with a plurality of interconnect structures; cooling passage, between the dielectric layers embedded in the interconnect structure, for liquid or gas flow therein, the surface of the dielectric layer exposing the opening of the cooling passage. The present invention facilitates improved heat dissipation efficiency, to avoid overheating the chip.


Abstract : The subject of construction productivity has received much attention in the last few years. This valid interest seems to be a sub-set of a nationwide trend in all industries to address productivity in general. One major factor in this renewed production rate interest is the decline in increasing productivity when compared to foreign competition and the resulting balance of trade deficit. Keywords: Theses, Theory testing, Motivation, Construction productivity.


It looked like a lost cause. Convicted of a brutal society murder in 1956, Lis Benedict had served a long sentence and just been released from jail. Then in a last desperate attempt to clean the Benedict name, her daughter Judy convinced All Souls Legal Cooperative to take her mother's case before the Historical Tribunal. Sharon McCone loves a challenge but has little affection for the cold and unlikeable Lis. Then, suddenly, the woman in question is dead, a vicious threat is scrawled in read paint across the front of Sharon's house, and San Francisco's #1 P.I. is following a fresh trail of death that leads back to a wild debutante, a prestigious think tank, and the power politics of the '50s...all in search of a killer who has engineered a fatal cover-up and built a brilliant career on murder.


The aim of this paper is to investigated the initial boundary value problem for a system of nonlinear wave equations involving strong damping terms. The authors constructed an energy functional and studied the properties of the functional in view of the character of the system. With the above results,integral estimates and Poincare's inequality,an exponentially decay result of the solutions to the problem was obtained under suitable assumptions.


In The protagonist�s dramatic goals, wants and needs (2010), Patrick Cattrysse offers a revision of character �want� and �need�, a common trope in screenwriting guides and manuals to develop a protagonist�s arc throughout a story. His revision expands on this theory to include the audience and their subconscious dialogue with a character. This dialogue can bring about feelings of sympathy and empathy, which can lead to identification. It can also bring about feelings of fear or anxiety in the audience based on their knowledge of the character. In Her Body, Himself: Gender in the Slasher (1987), Carol Clover identifies the �Final Girl� theory, a trope found in the Horror �slasher� subgenre. The Final Girl is easily identifiable for both screenplay readers and film spectators, and is an ideal theoretical model to explore the revision that Cattrysse speaks of, and can be further explored through the application of narratological and screenplay theories. This paper will argue that the screenplay and screenwriter can play a leading role in better understanding the audience in film studies, an area that has traditionally been focused on the response and reaction to the completed film. The Final Girl theory can offer a suitable framework for the writing of a screenplay that aims to explore theories of shifting audience identification in cinema, and across genre, through narrative structure.


The objective of this paper is to discuss three major approaches, namely Data Storage, Data Access, and Data Authentication with regard to electronic healthcare records so that patient's records are kept safe and follow Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability principle. The chapter also focuses on the various algorithms that are connected to above three approaches with regard to maintaining security and privacy in healthcare IT.


This research examines the legal status of cats, within the UKrs legal system (primarily in England and Wales) but also in an international context. It considers a range of different areas of law and conflicting perspectives within the UKrs animal welfare, contract, criminal and environmental law and also addresses issues of ownership and liability. In particular, the research examines how both domestic and wild cats are subject to different protection under the law and the...


The paper offers an approach to the architectural settings of parallel computing on the cloud platform, which allows in semi-automatic mode to perform optimization of a parallel program with the goal function of minimum cost of computations. To solve the optimization problem, it is proposed to use linear programming and an available software solver, which with the help of the method of branches and boundaries in semi-automatic mode selects the value of the architecture parameters of the program configuration which significantly affect the cost of calculations. Therefore, the method of auto-tuning developed by the authors earlier is generalized and spread to the complex of services performed on the cloud platform. An analytical test was conducted on the model of cloud multiprocessor cluster, which presents the possibility of significantly reducing the cost of cloud computing due to the optimizations carried out. Prom ble s in  programming  2020; 4: 14-21


The use of alternative fuels for bus transit vehicles is discussed. Although many bus transit operators made major investments in the use of alternative fuels during the 1990s, a number of smaller bus transit entities continue to have questions regarding which directions to take when investing in rolling stock and physical plant. Insights from some of the lessons learned from transit agencies that have introduced alternative fueled buses into their fleets, as well as those dealing with attributes that may contribute to the successful operation of alternative fuel vehicles, are provided. Information available in the public domain on this topic is summarized for bus transit agencies considering projects involving alternative fuel buses.


Article is devoted to estimation of the modern methods of non-destructive control, such, as computer tomography and ultrasonic control with application of phased grids technology, from the point of view of their maximal resolving power and application to control the welded joints received by friction welding.


An electrolysis corrosion method was used in producing ultra-fine tungsten wires with diameters less than 7 μm.The main factors that influence the tangsten wire were investigated,including the temperatures,KOH mass fraction of the electrolytic solution,electrolytic potentials and coiling velocity on the tungsten wires.The results show that the electrolytic potential and coiling velocity are the most important factors.The morphologies,roughness and strengths of the as-produced ultra-fine wires were characterized by Scanning Electronic Microscopy(SEM),Atomic Force Microscopy(AFM) and Tension/Compression Tester.Compared with the initial wires,the as-fabricated ultra-fine tungsten wires,3.5 μm in diameter,with a surface extraction roughness of 2.42 nm and a tensile strength of 2.32 g,have smoother surfaces and lower strengths.And the developed techniques have been successfully used to produce ultra-fine wires with a diameter down to 3.0 μm.Furthermore,the as-produced tungsten wires meet the requirement of Z-pinch wire array loads for physical experiments.


Objection: To establish and optimize the two-dimensional gel electrophoreses 2-DE and the computer image analysis technique for the proteome research of the stomach cancer- To increase its resolution and its repetition in order to gain a kind of new method for analyzing stomach cancer proteome. Methods: The proteins of stomach cancer were extracted. Immobilized pH gradient was taken as the key factor and link in the isoelectric point focus. For instance- sample treatment- electrophoresis parameter and gel concentration were got on with a series of optimization. 2-DE was further adopted to separate the total protein of normal term and of stomach cancer term. Then the 2-DE chart was analyzed by silver and image analysis software. Results: The result of repetitive experiments showed that in three different experiments the amount of protein spots of the same term sample deviated from the relative standard as following the average of variation coefficient %. Stomach cancer and the normal term was(23.0±10.11)and(20.33±9.90) respectively. The range of variation coefficient(%):Stomach cancer and the normal term were 3.80~60.10 and 2.70~56.89 respectively. The isoelectric point and molecular weigh of the same protein spots in three times experiments deviates from relative standard as following:(8.76±5.14) %,(13.00±4.22) % and (10.84±9.16) % respectively. Therefore- better resolution and repetitive 2-DE chart were obtained. Conclusion: The establishment and the optimization of proteome 2-DE are qualified to the expression study of stomach cancer proteome differentials.


In this paper we introduce and study a trivariate linear positive operator, depending on some parameters, denoted by L〈α,β,γ〉 m,n,r , useful for the approximation of functions of three real variables continuous on the unit cub C3. The corresponding approximation formula has the degree of exactness (1, 1, 1). For the remainder of this formula we give several representations by using the second-order partial derivatives.


The alignment strength of a graph matching is a quantity that gives the practitioner a measure of the correlation of the two graphs, and it can also give the practitioner a sense for whether the graph matching algorithm found the true matching. Unfortunately, when a graph matching algorithm fails to find the truth because of weak signal, there may be "phantom alignment strength" from meaningless matchings that, by random noise, have fewer disagreements than average (sometimes substantially fewer); this alignment strength may give the misleading appearance of significance. A practitioner needs to know what level of alignment strength may be phantom alignment strength and what level indicates that the graph matching algorithm obtained the true matching and is a meaningful measure of the graph correlation. The Phantom Alignment Strength Conjecture introduced here provides a principled and practical means to approach this issue. We provide empirical evidence for the conjecture, and explore its consequences.


Gamow-Teller and M1 states excited in 25Mg(3He,t)25Al and 25Mg(p,p′) reactions at 0° and 450 MeV incident energy, respectively, have been measured and compared. Good symmetry structure in the mirror nuclei 25Al and 25Mg has been identified up to the highest measured excitation energy of Ex∼16 MeV.


The perceived toxicity of language can vary based on someone's identity and beliefs, but this variation is often ignored when collecting toxic language datasets, resulting in dataset and model biases. We seek to understand the *who*, *why*, and *what* behind biases in toxicity annotations. In two online studies with demographically and politically diverse participants, we investigate the effect of annotator identities (*who*) and beliefs (*why*), drawing from social psychology research about hate speech, free speech, racist beliefs, political leaning, and more. We disentangle *what* is annotated as toxic by considering posts with three characteristics: anti-Black language, African American English (AAE) dialect, and vulgarity. Our results show strong associations between annotator identity and beliefs and their ratings of toxicity. Notably, more conservative annotators and those who scored highly on our scale for racist beliefs were less likely to rate anti-Black language as toxic, but more likely to rate AAE as toxic. We additionally present a case study illustrating how a popular toxicity detection system's ratings inherently reflect only specific beliefs and perspectives. Our findings call for contextualizing toxicity labels in social variables, which raises immense implications for toxic language annotation and detection.


In this study, the size of the pathogen and immune system cells in the case of an infection was modelled by fractional differential equation's system with multi-orders. Parameters consisting of functions expressed the growth rate of immune system cells depending on the age of the individual and the level of aggression of the pathogen,were suggested in the model. These sizes have been tried to predict depending on the time. According to the results of qualitative analysis of the model, the stability of free-infection and positive equilibrium points were found to be dependent on these functions and the other parameters used in the model. In cases of different individuals anddifferent strains of pathogen causing infection,the model was supported by numerical simulations compatible with the results of this analysis to estimate the immune system response and the pathogen size.


Do specialised palliative care services improve outcomes for patients with advanced progressive illness at the end of life and their families at lower or acceptable cost compared with traditional health and social care services? Health economics research can help answer this question. Economic evaluations systematically compare the relative costs and benefits of competing options and thus provide information about how best to improve patient and family outcomes within funding constraints. Costs and outcomes are jointly considered to evaluate how best to achieve value for money from scarce resources. However, there is sparse evidence on the efficiency and equity of palliative and end-of-life care, in part due to the difficulties associated with conducting research in this context, particularly measuring costs and outcomes.1 Four papers in this issue of Palliative Medicine make important contributions to the study of costs in palliative care, and between them, highlight one of the key issues in measuring these costs: how to capture and value impacts on informal caregivers, often family members. In this context, an informal caregiver is someone who provides regular, ongoing assistance to a person with advanced progressive illness at the end of life without receiving payment for the care given.2 Informal caregivers, not healthcare systems, provide the majority of care for people at the end of life, yet health service evaluations often ignore both the outcomes and costs borne by this group. Family members and friends are integral to palliative care service provision. Without their support, patient preferences for home-based care at the end of life would often be unachievable.3 Broad social changes such as smaller, more geographically dispersed families, higher divorce rates and changing communities are likely to reduce the availability of informal caregivers at a time when demand is rising. Furthermore, as the population ages, informal caregivers may be called upon to care repeatedly but their willingness to care more than once declines with age.4 These factors may be particularly important where changes in policy deliberately, or inadvertently, shift costs onto patients and their families. There is, however, limited evidence of the economic impact of caring for individuals receiving palliative and end-of-life care.5 In this edition of Palliative Medicine, two studies illustrate nicely the difficulties of obtaining information about the costs of informal caregiving. The paper by Bremner et al.6 provides important information about costs in the last 6 months of life for patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. This study, using health administrative data, provides excellent information from a public payer perspective showing that these costs are slightly higher in the United States than Canada until the final month. However, the findings also highlight a major limitation of administrative datasets, as informal care costs could not be estimated due to lack of details. The second paper by Dixon, Matosevic and Knapp7 presents a systematic review of the economic evidence for advance care planning, suggesting that such evidence is 'limited and equivocal' with no published cost-effectiveness studies identified by the search. Among other issues, these authors highlight the lack of any estimation of informal care costs in any of the 18 papers included in the review and call for further research on the quality and economic benefits of advance care planning, including generating cost estimates of the broader impacts on social services and informal care. Two further papers in this issue do, however, provide new evidence about informal care costs in different settings. Round, Jones and Morris8 estimate the health, social and informal care costs at the end of life for lung, breast, colorectal and prostate cancer patients in England and Wales; Dumont et al.9 compare public health, patient, family and not-for-profit organisational costs occurring during 6 months participation in a Canadian palliative care programme. The findings from these studies suggest that between one-fifth and one-third of the overall costs of caring for people at the end of life fall on informal caregivers. Round, Jones and Morris modelled the costs of care associated with the end-of-life period defined as the time between initiation of strong opioids and death, whereas Dumont et al. investigated costs related to palliative care in patients enrolled in a regional palliative care programme near the end of life, where approximately 72% of participants died during the longitudinal study. Furthermore, informal care costs included the value of care provided and lost employment income in the former study but only time spent providing care was valued in the latter study. The distinct 612653 PMJ0010.1177/0269216315612653Palliative MedicineEditorial research-article2015


This guide contains library books, print and electronic, streaming films and other resources on transgender topics and issues. The films included here are those available through our streaming video database, Kanopy. Access to this film database is the same as for all our other database. You will be prompted for your student ID and birthdate.


Examination of mouth parts is a standard method for determining the position in the molt cycle of individual male snow crabs. We showed that the color of the carapace can also be used to determine whether a crab is about to molt. A third, destructive, method is to tear off the dorsal carapace and look for the presence of a second carapace. During a bottom trawl survey in April 1991 in Conception Bay, Newfoundland, we found that green carapace color and a well-developed second carapace were strongly correlated and each was strongly associated with mouthpart classification D, or above. During a subsequent trap survey in May 1991, we found crabs with the normal reddish coloration that had seemingly partially formed second carapaces and mouthparts in the C or Do stage. However, further work is necessary to describe and validate the early stages of carapace formation. We concluded that the collection of crabs with a green carapace is a viable way to obtain crabs for growth studies, because they will molt in the near future, thus minimizing effects of captivity. We collected 79 green crabs and maintained them in the laboratory until they molted. All but one molted within 24 days of capture. Growth per molt was similar to that estimated for another Newfoundland snow crab population, based on the same approach, but was greater than earlier estimates derived from longer-term laboratory studies. It is important for fishery scientists to be able to determine the stage of individual crabs in the molt cycle. The timing of the molting season and the habitats where molting occurs can then be quantified. If crabs which are close to molting can be identified, they can be held in aquaria for short periods of time for growth studies. This information is useful for short-term forecasting of recruitment. In this paper, we consider indicators of imminent molting for male snow crabs (Chionoecetes opilio 0. Fabricius) and we estimate growth per molt. Drach and Tchemigovtzeff(1967) showed for a variety of Crustacea that certain mouthparts undergo visible changes associated with the molt cycle. Moriyasu and Mallet (1986) and O'Halloran and O'Dor (1988) used that approach to describe a series of mouthpart stages associated with the molt cycle of male snow crabs (C. opilio). Moriyasu and Mallet (1986) reported that the mouthparts must be stored in chilled


Immune cell responses are strikingly altered in patients with severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), but the immunoregulatory process in these individuals is not fully understood. In this study, 23 patients with mild and 22 patients with severe COVID-19 and 6 asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19 were enrolled, along with 44 healthy controls (HC). Peripheral immune cells in HC and patients with COVID-19 were comprehensively profiled using mass cytometry. We found that in patients with severe COVID-19, the number of HLA-DR low/ 2 monocytes was significantly increased, but that of mucosal-associated invariant T (MAIT) cells was greatly reduced. MAIT cells were highly activated but functionally impaired in response to Escherichia coli and IL-12/IL-18 stimulation in patients with severe COVID-19, especially those with microbial coinfection. Single-cell transcriptome analysis revealed that IFN-stimulated genes were significantly upregulated in peripheral MAIT cells and monocytes from patients with severe COVID-19. IFN- a pretreatment suppressed MAIT cells ' response to E. coli by triggering high levels of IL-10 production by HLA-DR low/ 2 (cid:1) suppressive monocytes. Blocking IFN- a or IL-10 receptors rescued MAIT cell function in patients with severe COVID-19. Moreover, plasma from patients with severe COVID-19 inhibited HLA-DR expression by monocytes through IL-10. These data indicate a unique pattern of immune dysregulation in severe COVID-19, which is characterized by enrichment of suppressive HLA-DR low/ 2


High quality information plays a vital role in guiding investors to make investment decisions and optimize resource allocation. But the agency problem and information asymmetry problem that leads to different investors can obtain the information quality is different. So it is necessary to reexamine the quality of information, and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) audit is the behavior of reexamining the quality of accounting information. Due to the imperfect development of CPA industry in our country, there is still a certain gap between the audit quality of CPA and the due expectation quality. Therefore, on the basis of discussing the factors that restrict the improvement of audit quality, this paper intends to put forward the coping strategies to improve the audit quality from the perspective of audit subject, the audited entity and audit supervision environment combine with the status quo of audit quality in our country. Expect to promote the healthy development of China's CPA industry.


In this final chapter, we conclude by recapitulating our argument and evidence. One goal of this work has been to improve our understanding of the patterns underlying the evolution of world politics over the past one thousand years. How did we get to where we are now? Where and when did the "modern" world begin? How did we shift from a primarily agrarian economy to a primarily industrial one? How did these changes shape world politics? A related goal was to examine more closely the factors that led to the most serious attempts by states to break free of agrarian constraints. We developed an interactive model of the factors that we thought were most likely to be significant. Finally, a third goal was to examine the linkages between the systemic leadership that emerged from these historical processes and the global warming crisis of the twenty-first century. Climate change means that the traditional energy platforms for system leadership—coal, petroleum, and natural gas—have become counterproductive. The ultimate irony is that we thought that the harnessing of carbon fuels made us invulnerable to climate fluctuations, while the exact opposite turns out to be true. The more carbon fuels are consumed, the greater the damage done to the atmosphere. In many respects, the competition for systemic leadership generated this problem. Yet it is unclear whether systemic leadership will be up to the task of resolving it.


The author presents a series of computer simulations of populations of small size to examine the movement of the mean of consanguinity over several hundred generations. A selection process which favors heterozygous individuals and the introduction of selectively favorable genetic mutations are also simulated (SUMMARY IN ENG SPA) (ANNOTATION)


The microstructural location of impurities in natural polycrystalline ice has been of interest for over a century. Recently, we have developed a technique to examine impurities in ice that involves controlled preferential sublimation of uncoated ice in a low-vacuum SEM. This leaves behind concentrated impurities at the triple junctions, within the grain boundaries (GBs) and in the grain interiors, which can then be identified using x-ray microanalysis.


Microsponges are micro-porous particles, used mainly for topical and recently for oral administration. Microsponges have many advantages which make it a versatile drug delivery system. Microsponges can suspended or entrap a wide variety of substances and then be incorporated into a formulated product such as a gel, cream, liquid, or powder. Moreover, they may enhance stability, reduce side effects and modify drug release related to its porous structure which allows the active ingredient to sustain over time. This article aims to provide details about microsponges including the method of preparation, characterization, mechanism of drug release from microsponges, different formulation, and process factors, and a few applications about microsponges that are either proven or under research. Besides, microsponges improve stability, increase elegance, and enhance formulation flexibility. Previous studies were done and confirmed that microsponges are non-irritant, non-allergenic, non-mutagenic, and non-toxic. This technology is being used currently in cosmetics, sunscreens, and prescription products. Therefore, the microsponges based drug delivery technology is likely to become a valuable drug delivery matrix substance for various therapeutic applications in the future.


Rural credit cooperative is the best financial bridge of contacting the peasents,so it needs to adopt effective measures to support and lead the development of rural credit cooperative,make it become main force of rural financial system under new situation.However,under the present condition,rural credit cooperative has not been the real main force of rural financial system,due to several factors,such as the incompliance of rural cooperative financial management system,the rigid mechanism,the inadequate policy environment,soft lawful safeguard and the ineffective lucrative measures.So,to develop rural credit cooperative,first,from the outside environment We should improve its operative environment,adjust management system, read fovorable policy,consitute the cooperative financial law as soon as possible, strengthen the propaganda in order to create a good living environment.Second, from the inside environment,we should transform operative mechanism, enhance the credit degree,attract the person with ability,strenthen the measures,adopt advanced equipment,improve the competitive ability from the whole,make it a financial organization creditable to the peasants,while realize services the agriculture country and peasant.


In this article, we review the risk and protective factors for adolescent smoking, as well as current research on evidence-based practices. The relevance of structured expressive therapy in meeting the maturational and emotional needs of at-risk and delinquent adolescents, and the multicultural context of adolescents in Singapore's Asian society are also explored. We present a framework for an evidence-based psychoeducational structured expressive therapy group work model which was pioneered in Singapore residential rehabilitation programs and high schools under the auspices of CARE Singapore.


A fullerene graph $F$ is a 3-connected plane cubic graph with exactly 12 pentagons and the remaining faces as hexagons. Let $M$ be a perfect matching of $F$. A cycle $C$ of $F$ is $M$-alternating if the edges of $C$ appear alternately in and off $M$. A set $\mathcal{H}$ of disjoint hexagons of $F$ is called a resonant pattern (or sextet pattern) if $F$ has a perfect matching $M$ such that all hexagons in $\mathcal{H}$ are $M$-alternating. A fullerene graph $F$ is $k$-resonant if any $i$ ($0\leq i \leq k$) disjoint hexagons of $F$ form a resonant pattern. In this paper, we prove that every hexagon of a fullerene graph is resonant and all leapfrog fullerene graphs are 2-resonant. Further, we show that a 3-resonant fullerene graph has at most 60 vertices and we construct all nine 3-resonant fullerene graphs, which are also $k$-resonant for every integer $k>3$. Finally, sextet polynomials of the 3-resonant fullerene graphs are computed.


The evolution of cooperative behavior is studied in the deterministic version of the Prisoners' Dilemma on a two-dimensional lattice. The payoff parameter is set at the critical region 1.8<b<2.0, where clusters of cooperators are formed in all spatial sizes. Using the factorial moments developed in particle and nuclear physics for the study of phase transition, the distribution of cooperators is studied as a function of the bin size covering varying numbers of lattice cells. From the scaling behavior of the moments a scaling exponent is determined and is found to lie in the range where phase transitions are known to take place in physical systems. It is therefore inferred that when the payoff parameter is increased through the critical region the biological system of cooperators undergoes a phase transition to defectors. The universality of the critical behavior is thus extended to include also this particular model of evolution dynamics.


Layered tin monosulfide (SnS) is a promising anode material for sodium-ion batteries due to its high theoretical capacity of 1020 mAh g-1. Its large interlayer spacing permits fast sodium-ion transport, making it a viable candidate for sodium-ion capacitors (SICs). In this work, we designed and synthesized oriented SnS nanosheets confined in graphene in the presence of poly(diallyl dimethyl ammonium chloride) (PDDA) by electrostatic self-assembly during hydrothermal growth. SnS nanosheets growing along (l00) and (0l0) directions are suppressed due to the confinement by graphene, which exhibit smaller thickness and particle size. Those nanostructure expose abundant open edges due to the presence of Sn4+-O, which offers rich active sites and Na+ easy transport pathways. Vacancies formed at those edges along with S and N co-dopants in graphitic structure synergistically promoted Na+ surface adsorption/desorption. Such nanocomposites with SnS nanosheets confined by N, S co-doped graphene demonstrated significantly enhanced pseudocapacitance. The SICs delivered excellent energy densities of 113 and 54 Wh kg-1 at power densities of 101 and 11100 W kg-1, respectively, with 76% capacity retention after 2000 cycles at 1 A g-1.