CASE STUDY in the system of a professionally-oriented foreign language teaching at higher school by Olga V. Igumnova

“…The purpose of this paper is to indicate the possible consistency of the methods of teaching a professionally-oriented foreign language at junior courses of non-linguistic universities, as well as the place of the case study in them from the point of view of the effectiveness of its application. When writing the paper, such theoretical research methods as analysis, synthesis, systematization, generalization, abstraction, design and modeling of the educational process as well as case study application evaluation criteria were used. …”
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Analysis of post-crisis accounting profession readiness by Nunung Nurhasanah, Ernasari Widy Astuti, Fathur Rokhman, Andi Raditya Prawira

“…Research using descriptive methods is used to provide a detailed description of the expected qualifications and skills.The results of this research found 17 levels of community proficiency, namely: (1) having work experience; (2) have Certificates A and B; (3) know tax laws and regulations; (4) able to operate computer programs; (5) have communication skills; (6) proficient in foreign languages; (7) have an independent attitude; (8) have high initiative; (9) have a disciplined attitude; (10) teamwork/organization skills; (11) willingness to work overtime; (12) wise and thorough attitude; (13) honest attitude; (14) responsible attitude; (15) accounting skills; (16) analytical skills; (17) writing and reporting skills. It is hoped that the research results can become a reference for prospective workers to prepare themselves to enter the accounting industry. …”
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سوق العمل لخریجى اقسام المکتبات والمعلومات بمحافظة القلیوبیة : دراسة میدانیة لمدى وفاء مقررات قسم المکتبات والمعلومات بجامعة بنها للمهارات المطلوبة... by د. منال جابر عکاشة

“…The study provides a picture of the reality of the labor market in Qaliubiyaand the needs of this market of graduates libraries sections, and evaluation ofcourses offered by the Department of Libraries in Benha university depending onthe opinions of alumni and employers, leading to update those decisions inproportion to the actual needs market-based study, thus linking necessary tohappen between the academic institution and potential professional institutionsthat employs graduates of the institution, as well as to identify the labor marketrequirements on survey methodology which is based on a survey of public andprivate institutions that have libraries or those that are likely to need to graduatesqualified to deal with libraries and information sources, as well as access topotential graduates in their work places, as based on the curriculum contentanalysis to analyze the requirements of the labor market in the field of library andinformation in Qaliubiya, and analysis of the list of library and informationdepartment and its programs of study.Amounted courses specialized in the list of libraries at the University ofBanha 41 planned by 84% of the total courses, while the extra-curriculum 8decisions by 16%, and we note that the views of graduates in subjects that havenot useful of which were on top of the Persian language and writing in Arabic andachieve manuscripts and publishing academic. …”
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Devanagari Character Recognition: A Comprehensive Literature Review by Sandhya Arora, Latesh Malik, Sonakshi Goyal, Debotosh Bhattacharjee, Mita Nasipuri, Ondrej Krejcar

“…The Devanagari script originated from the ancient Brahmi script and is a widely used Indic script for writing different languages, like Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, Nepali, and Konkani. …”
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Clustering OKU Timur Script Images using VGG Feature extraction and K-Means by Liu Toriko, Susan Dian Purnamasari, Yesi Novaria Kunang, Ilman Zuhri Yadi, Andri Andri

“…OKU Timur is rich in cultural heritage, including a unique writing system known as the OKU Timur script. The development of intelligent systems technology can be employed to recognize the OKU Timur script. …”
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Genres of old Serbian literature in novels of the second half of the 20th century: On the example of the novels: 'Nišči' - Vidosav Stevanović, 'Hazardski rečnik' - Milorad Pavić an... by Furtula Katarina N.

“…The focus of interest now shifts to language in relation to writing, and dreams in relation to reality. The margin becomes a mirror of the conflict between the center and those who challinge it. …”
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The Role of Madrasah Principal in Maintaining the Existence of Madrasah Diniyyah Takmiliyah in Tamban Catur District by Nurul Hikmah, Cindy Marcelinna Putri, Muhammad Redha Anshari

“…The role of the madrasah head as a decision maker can be seen in making decisions about using the yellow book-based curriculum, decision making in financial management, it can be seen that financial management is completely carried out by the madrasah starting from planning, extracting sources of funds to reporting, decision making in managing students can be seen from the division of groups classes according to age and ability in reading and writing the Al-Quran. The role of the madrasa head as a relationship builder can be seen from how the madrasa head has good relations with the parents of the students and the government through the head of the Kapuas district's educational boarding school.…”
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe As a 'Representative Man' in Interpretation by the American Philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson by G.V. Alekseeva

“…Emerson was confident that a raw talent alone is not enough for writing: behind any work should be an individual having his own principled view on the world and society. …”
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Combating economic crime in Ukraine in 1946–1949 by V. A. Grechenko

“…The most common crimes were the following: 1) maliciously delaying the repair of agricultural machinery, allegedly due to the lack of spare parts and specialists; 2) theft of grain during its transportation and sowing by persons responsible for this (weighers, field crew leaders, guards); 3) theft of seeds and fuel by security guards; 4) theft and embezzlement of seeds by officials of collective and state farms and subsidiary farms; 5) theft of seed by reducing the seeding rate and theft of fuel due to lack of control over its consumption; 6) theft of seeds by employees of storage facilities with their subsequent resale at markets at speculative prices; 7) creation of surplus seeds by weighing, moistening, writing off for drying, and increasing waste during sorting. …”
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Slim Thabet, L'économie politique du capitalisme raisonnable. Essai sur les fondements institutionnalistes de la pensée économique de John Maynard Keynes by Slim Thabet

“…Commons.In that letter indeed, dated from the 26th April 1927, Keynes was writing, “there seems to me to be no other economist with whose general way of thinking I feel myself in such a genuine accord”. …”
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Analysis of comments and subtypes of comments in the daily nespapers Danas and Blic by Dojčinović Nikola, Jevtović Ana, Dojčinović Milan

“…The objectives of this paper are to determine, by analyzing the content, the extent to which the dailies "Danas" and "Blic" meet the form of comments according to the literature, ie the rules of writing comments and its subtypes, as well as their representation in dailies. …”
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Teachers’ Insights into the Efficacy of the ‘Reading Circle’ Project Using English Language Teaching Graded Readers by Inga Linde, Linda Daniela

“…Extensive reading plays an important role in foreign language acquisition, as it not only significantly enhances students’ vocabulary, text comprehension, reading, speaking, and writing skills, but also fosters the development of sustainable learning and self-regulated learning skills. …”
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Prevalence of specific learning disability in children and its association with somatic symptom disorder – data from a tertiary care centre of South India by Nishanth Rajan, Priya Jose, Peter Prasanth Kumar Kommu, Shanthi Kannan

“…Background: Specific learning disability is one of the neurodevelopmental disorders with problems in one of the basic skills such as reading, writing, and arithmetic. Identifying at an early age can lead to a proper referral and reduce the occurrence of psychosomatic symptoms. …”
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Navigating the Editorial Gauntlet for Excellence in Radiology Publishing by Chander Mohan, Manphool Singhal, Ashish Verma

“…It also discusses the role of the EiC in educating prospective authors and residents on academic writing, and the optimal utilization of an advisory board to advance the journal's mission. …”
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IMTLM-Net: improved multi-task transformer based on localization mechanism network for handwritten English text recognition by Qianfeng Zhang, Feng Liu, Wanru Song

“…This is because handwritten text tends to have different writing habits as well as smearing and overlapping, resulting in hard alignment between the image and the real text. …”
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Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR): Reports on Their Colonization, Beneficial Activities, and Use as Bioinoculant by Dew Biswas, Amit Kumar Chakraborty, Vikas Srivastava, Arunava Mandal

“…Reading more than 100 articles on various aspects of rhizobacteria, the plan of writing this article has been executed. In this review, we have discussed about the colonization and potency of PGPR strains and how their well-planned application in agriculture could evidently reinforce the global economy. …”
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Conducting Educational Intervention Research in General Practice: from Design to Publication by ZOU Chuan, OU Jianming, ZENG Xin, PENG Tao, ZHOU Yan, XIAO Chunyao, TAO Hongxia, CHEN Qingqi, LIN Kai

“…The purpose of this paper was to introduce the process of educational intervention research in GP from design to publication, which consists of four stages with 13 steps: constructing research questions (generating research inspiration, literature review, incorporating a theoretical/conceptual framework, refining research questions), research design (trial design, intervention, outcome evaluation), research implementation (establishing a research team, obtaining research resources, applying for ethical approval, program execution), and publication and evaluation (article writing, reflection and evaluation). This paper provides research methods and ideas for educational researchers and practitioners in GP to conduct educational intervention studies, which will contribute to the generation of high-quality educational research "evidence", further improvement of the quality of GP education training, and the training of competent general practitioners.…”
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A Novel Technique for Handwritten Signature Recognition by Leila Boucerredj, Karima Kechroud, Bouaziz Noureddine, Abderrahmane Khechekhouche

“…However, the variability of handwritten signatures, influenced by individual writing styles, inconsistencies, and environmental factors, presents significant challenges for recognition systems. …”
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Novel fingerprint key generation method based on the trimmed mean of feature distance by Zhongtian JIA, Qinglong QIN, Li MA, Lizhi PENG

“…In recent years, biometrics has become widely adopted in access control systems, effectively resolving the challenges associated with password management in identity authentication.However, traditional biometric-based authentication methods often lead to the loss or leakage of users’ biometric data, compromising the reliability of biometric authentication.In the literature, two primary technical approaches have been proposed to address these issues.The first approach involves processing the extracted biometric data in a way that the authentication information used in the final stage or stored in the database does not contain the original biometric data.The second approach entails writing the biometric data onto a smart card and utilizing the smart card to generate the private key for public key cryptography.To address the challenge of constructing the private key of a public key cryptosystem based on fingerprint data without relying on a smart card, a detailed study was conducted on the stable feature points and stable feature distances of fingerprints.This study involved the extraction and analysis of fingerprint minutiae.Calculation methods were presented for sets of stable feature points, sets of equidistant stable feature points, sets of key feature points, and sets of truncated means.Based on the feature distance truncated mean, an original fingerprint key generation algorithm and key update strategy were proposed.This scheme enables the reconstruction of the fingerprint key through re-collecting fingerprints, without the need for direct storage of the key.The revocation and update of the fingerprint key were achieved through a salted hash function, which solved the problem of converting ambiguous fingerprint data into precise key data.Experiments prove that the probability of successfully reconstructing the fingerprint key by re-collecting fingerprints ten times is 0.7354, and the probability of reconstructing the fingerprint key by re-collecting fingerprints sixty times is 98.06%.…”
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Endogenous economic growth from the perspective of Islamic economic doctrine by Qasemi Abdulkhaliq, Tavakkoli Mohammad Javad

“…The research method related to this treatise is analytical and descriptive in terms of writing and addressing the research problem, but in terms of the purpose, it is applied and developmental with a qualitative approach. …”
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