126 research outputs found
Desktop Based Furniture Sales Information System (Case Study: Faiza Houseware & Furniture Store)
No full textThis study aims to build a desktop-based furniture sales information system at Faiza Houseware & Furniture Store. Toko Faiza Houseware & Furniture is one of the stores engaged in the sale of furniture products such as tables, benches, beds, and kitchen sets. Until now, Faiza Houseware & Furniture Store has not utilized information system technology to support its sales data processing. Toko Faiza Houseware & Furniture still utilizes ledgers to record furniture sales data reports that are made every day. So that data corruption and even data loss often occurs. The data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and literature studies. The programming language that the author uses to build a desktop-based furniture sales information system that will be implemented at Toko Faiza Houseware & Furniture is Visual Basic .Net. Visual Basic Net is an object-oriented programming language that allows users to create applications with visual techniques. The tool used by the author as a data storage in the desktop-based furniture sales information system built is Microsoft Access. Data reports processed in the desktop-based furniture sales information system can be displayed and printed through Crystal Report. The results showed that the desktop-based furniture sales information system built in this study can improve operational performance and customer service by speeding up and simplifying the furniture sales process at Toko Faiza Houseware & Furniture
Teknik Persuasif Dalam Buku Allah Maha Baik Karya Arum Faiza
No full textPersuasive Techniques in the Book of Allah is Good by Arum Faiza This research is entitled persuasive techniques in the book Allah is Good by Arum Faiza. The reason for choosing this title is because the book Allah is Good by Arum Faiza is a book that contains Islamic motivations so the author wants to know the persuasive techniques he uses. Persuasive techniques are important to study because of the conditions that the author must fulfill in his work as a motivational book. This research is a qualitative research by using data collection techniques through documentation and hermaneutic techniques. The method used is content analysis. This study uses the keraf theory (2007), the results of the persuasive technique research in the book Allah Maha Baik by Arum Faiza found 51 data, including persuasive techniques (1) Rationalization of 6 data or equivalent to 12%, (2) Identification of 6 data or equivalent to 12 %, (3) Suggestions as much as 30 data or equivalent to 59%, (4) Compensation as much as 4 data or as much as 7%, (5) Conformity as much as 2 data or equivalent to 4%, (6) Replacement not found, (7) Projection as much as 3 data or the equivalent of 6%. Thing. Based on the results of the research above, it can be concluded that the persuasive technique used by Arum Faiza in the book Allah is Good is more dominant in using the technique of suggestion because the book Allah is Good tends to use persuasion to influence other people, this persuasion is used to encourage readers to be motivated by words. -words used, followed by rationalization, identification, conformity, compensation and projection
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Psikologi Sastra dalam Novel Arafat Rahasia Besar Bocah Gaza Karya Arum Faiza
No full textThis research is focused on the field of literary psychology which discusses personality structure according to Freud, namely id, ego, and superego. The purpose of this study is to describe, analyze, interpret, and conclude the character's personality structure related to id, ego, and superego in Arafat's novel The Great Secret of the Gaza Boy by Arum Faiza. This research belongs to the type of qualitative research with descriptive methods (content analysis). The data in this study are quotes of words, phrases, clauses, and sentences that contain personality structures, namely id, ego, and superego contained in Arafat's novel The Great Secret of the Gaza Boy by Arum Faiza. From the results of research on the personality structure of the id, ego, and superego, the dominant element is the ego. Ego personality structure found as many as 20 data. The personality structure of the ego is more dominant because in Arafat's novel The Big Secret of the Gaza Boy tells of heroism. Because of the heroic theme of the novel, what appears the most is the ego personality structure. When talking about heroism, it must be real or real action. To support this, the author makes the characters appear more real in the novel. To show the heroic side can not be from id. Because to show the heroic side you have to look real, therefore you have to appear with ego
ANALISIS ISI PESAN DAKWAH DALAM BUKU “KAMULAH WANITA TANGGUH ITU” KARYA ARUM FAIZA. DKK
No full textABSTRAK
Analisis Isi Pesan Dakwah
Dalam Buku Kamulah Wanita Tangguh Itu
Karya Arum Faiza. Dkk
Oleh
Nanda Aulia Pratiwi
Dakwah harus dikemas dengan berbagai saran, tidak hanya
dengan cara bertatap muka. Agar dakwah tidak terbatas ruang dan
waktu saja. Berdakwah dapat dilakukan melalui media cetak atau yang
sering disebut dengan dakwah Bil Qolam yaitu saran dan metode
dalam menyampaikan pesan-pesan dakwah kepada mad’u melalui
media cetak salah satunya adalah dengan buku.
Rumusan masalah dalam penelitian ini adalah apa sajakah hasil
Analisis Isi Pesan Dakwah dalam Buku Kamulah Wanita
Tangguh Itu Karya Arum Faiza. Dkk. Tujuan dari penelitian ini
adalah untuk mengetahui pesan dakwah apa saja yang terkandung
dalam buku Kamulah Wanita Tangguh Itu.
Penelitian ini termasuk penelitian pustaka (library research).
Metode yang digunakan penulis yaitu pendekatan kualitatif dengan
menggunakan teknik analisis deksriptif yang sering kali digunakan
untuk mengkaji pesan-pesan dakwah. Dengan menggunakan teknik
dakwah. Di dalam penelitian skripsi ini, Penulis mengkategorikan isi
pesan dakwah untuk mengetahui pesan dakwah dalam buku Kamulah
Wanita Tangguh Itu Karya Arum Faiza. Dkk. Berdasarkan hasil data
yang diperoleh adalah isi buku Kamulah Wanita Tangguh Itu terdapat
banyak pesan-pesan dakwah diantaranya : Pesan Aqidah meliputi
Iman kepada Allah, Iman Kepada Rasul, Iman kepada Kitab. Dan
percaya akan ketetapan Allah adalah yang terbaik untuk kita. Pesan
Syariah yang meliputi Ibadah dan berdoa. Sedangkan pesan Akhlak
meliputi Ikhlas, Bersyukur, Tawakal dan bersabar.
Kata kunci : Analisis Isi, Pesan Dakwah
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ABSTRACT
Content Analysis of Da'wah Messages
In the book you are the tough woman
Arum Faiza's work. Etc
By
Nanda Aulia Pratiwi
Da'wah must be packed with various suggestions, not only face
to face. So that da'wah is not limited by space and time. Preaching can
be done through print media or what is often referred to as Bil Qolam
da'wah, namely suggestions and methods in conveying da'wah
messages to mad'u through print media, one of which is with books.
The formulation of the problem in this study is what are the
results of the Content Analysis of the Da'wah Message in the book
You are a Tough Woman by Arum Faiza. Etc. The purpose of this
study is to find out what da'wah messages are contained in the book
You are a Tough Woman.
This research includes library research. The method used by the
author is a qualitative approach using descriptive analysis techniques
which are often used to examine da'wah messages. By using da'wah
techniques. In this thesis research, the author categorizes the contents
of the da'wah message to find out the message of da'wah in the book
You are a Tough Woman by Arum Faiza. Etc.
Based on the results of the data obtained are the contents of the
book You are a Tough Woman There are many messages of da'wah
including: Aqidah messages include Faith in Allah, Faith in Apostles,
Faith in the Book. And believe in Allah's decree is the best for us.
Sharia messages covering Worship and praying. While the message of
morality includes sincerity, gratitude, trust and patience.
Keywords: Content Analysis, Message of Da'wa
Biosurfactant coated silver and iron oxide nanoparticles with enhanced anti-biofilm and anti-adhesive properties
No full textPseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus are among the hazardous biofilm forming bacteria ubiquitous in industrial/clinical wastes. Serious efforts are required to develop effective strategies to control surface-growing antibiotic resistant pathogenic bacterial communities which they are emerging as a global health issue. Blocking hazardous biofilms would be a useful aspect of biosurfactant coated nanoparticles (NPs). In this regard, we report a facile method for the synthesis of rhamnolipid (RL) coated silver (Ag) and iron oxide (Fe3O4) NPs and propose the mechanism of their synergistic antibacterial and anti-adhesive properties against biofilms formed by P. aeruginosa and S. aureus. These NPs demonstrated excellent anti-biofilm activity not only during the biofilms formation but also on the pre-formed biofilms. Mechanistically, RL coated silver (35 nm) and Fe3O4 NPs (48 nm) generate reactive oxygen species, which contribute to the antimicrobial activity. The presence of RLs shell on the nanoparticles significantly reduces the cell adhesion by modifying the surface hydrophobicity and hence enhancing the anti-biofilm property of NPs against both mentioned strains. These findings suggest that RL coated Ag and Fe3O4 NPs may be used as potent alternate to reduce the infection severity by inhibiting the biofilm formation and, therefore, they possess potential biomedical applications for antibacterial coatings and wound dressings.</p
Novel Probabilistic Frameworks for Author-Level Topic Modeling
No full textThe increasing complexity of textual data in modern applications, such as social media and academic literature analysis, needs improved topic modeling techniques that capture sparsity, variability, and nuanced author-topic relationships. Because of their rigorous assumptions and inadequate adaptability in representing various data, traditional models generally fail to address these shortcomings. We present two novel probabilistic models, Author Dirichlet Multinomial Allocation with Generalized Distribution (ADMAGD) and Author Beta-Liouville Multinomial Allocation (ABLiMA) to overcome these drawbacks while strengthening the state of author-specific topic modeling. To depict complex author-topic relationships, ADMAGD incorporates the Generalized Dirichlet distribution. For datasets with uneven or absent topic representations, ABLiMA uses the Beta-Liouville distribution to adjust for topic distribution variability and sparsity. By comparing these models to common datasets like the NIPS and 20 Newsgroups datasets, the research presented here demonstrates how well these models manage sparsity, capture complex theme preferences, and generate coherent subjects. The results show that the models can be applied to many situations. Coherence measure and author-topic relationship visualizations further validate their interpretability and usefulness
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Clinician Communication Strategies to Navigate Differences of Opinions with Patients
No full textThe purpose of the study was to investigate the communication strategies clinicians use to navigate differences of opinions with patients regarding medical decisions. In the shift from physician-dominated (often referred to as paternalistic) medicine to patient-centered care, there is a gap in evidence regarding how clinicians balance patient agency with clinician expertise. Reflexive thematic analysis was conducted to investigate clinician narratives on navigating decision-making when the patient and clinician disagree. Twenty physicians of various specialties participated in semi-structured interviews regarding their tactics for maintaining mutual respect when they disagree with a patient. Transcripts were coded for common themes. Most physicians indicated that they learned to gauge patient values through trial and error, often deferring to the power dynamic of the clinician being the expert on medicine and the patient being the expert on themselves. Due to time constraints, doctors spent more time trying to educate patients instead of validating patients’ emotions. Physicians viewed themselves as informants and frequently took responsibility for patient misconceptions, reiterating their role in facilitating the medical decision-making process to patients and being explicit about potential consequences of decisions. When encountering a difference of opinion, clinicians conducted a risk-benefit analysis before coming to a shared decision with patients. They learned the importance of getting familiar with what matters most to a patient (their values) and validating patient emotions during disagreements. Future studies should investigate if these tactics are effective in addressing disagreement with patients and if there are other more effective strategies. These studies should be used to implement clinical trainings on navigating difficult conversations with patients.Communication StudiesDell Medical Schoo
Epigenetic regulation of endogenous plant pararetroviruses
No full textThis thesis focuses on epigenetic processes involved in the regulation of gene expression in endogenous pararetroviruses (EPRVs), exemplified by endogenous Petunia vein clearing virus (ePVCV-1) and its episomal form, PVCV. Since ePVCV-1/PVCV was found to have features characteristic of retrotransposon and endogenous retroviruses (Richert-Poggeler and Shepherd, 1997), detailed analysis of these retroelements in different systems gives a deep insight to understand the interconnection of these elements and their regulation by the host cellular machinery as described in chapter one.
Chapter two describes the different silencing states of ePVCV-1 in two distinct Petunia hybrida lines, “white 138” (W138) and “rose du ciel” (Rdc). Despite of ePVCV-1 integration into the pericentromeric regions of the Petunia hybrida chromatin, we found that this position still allows for a low level of transcription that increases with increasing plant age and is higher in W138 than Rdc. To correlate these findings with epigenetic marks, we compared these cultivars in respect to DNA- and histone-methylation and siRNA production. Using bisulfite treatment, ePVCV-1 sequences were found to be methylated at cytosines in all contexts. Astonishingly, however, in both hosts the methylation rate in the non-coding region containing the promoter is relatively low. This might indicate a special ability of the viral promoter to escape complete inactivation by methylation. In Rdc, nearly all histones covering the ePVCV-1 coding region were methylated at lysine 9 of histone 3 (H3K9), a flag for heterochromatin, while in W138 about half of them were of the H3K9- and half of the H3K4-type, the latter representing active chromatin. Interestingly and in accordance with the DNA methylation data, the H3K4/H3K9 ratio was relatively high for the promoter region of both cultivars. The higher H3K4/H3K9 ratio in W138 correlates with an increased rate of ePVCV-1 induction. Furthermore, we show the production of siRNAs of three different size classes (24, 22 and 21 nt) in both cultivars, all of
which are weaker in W138 than in Rdc. Together our observations indicate that W138 is less efficient in silencing of the endogenous viral sequences than Rdc.
In chapter three, I investigated the promoter region of PVCV and determined its ability to direct transcription in transgenic plants. Furthermore, I analyzed the regulatory elements of this particular promoter in comparison with those of other plant pararetrovirus promoters. In particular I studied the functionality of an as-1 like element and its contribution to PVCV promoter expression. Although originally of medium strength, the promoter could be improved to about 50% strength of that of the CaMV 35S promoter by “repairing“ a pair of degenerated as-1 enhancer elements. We show, that the promoter includes upstream and downstream enhancer elements, and that it can be improved considerably by restoring two degenerated as-1 elements.
The concept of creating virus-resistant plants by transformation with genes derived from the pathogen genome is a well-exploited and highly effective procedure to fight viruses as causal agents of diseases in plants (Fichen and Beachy, 1993). Recently it has been demonstrated that RNA interference (RNAi) can be successfully triggered against plant viruses by transient expression of an inverted repeat of target sequences (Pooggin et al., 2003; Tenllado et al., 2004). In chapter four, we use this technique to develop RNA-mediated banana streak virus resistance via TGS and/or PTGS and the method should prevent the outbreak of virus infection upon rare spontaneous induction of endogenous BSV in tissue culture.
Chapter five is a publication in EMBO journal to which I contributed in major ways. This paper describes the production of cloned PVCV originating directly from Petunia plants and from a Petunia gene library. Our findings allowed comparative and direct analysis of horizontally and vertically transmitted virus forms and demonstrated their infectivity using biolistic transformation of a provirus-free petunia species. Some integrants within the genome of P.hybrida were found to be arranged in tandem, allowing direct release of virus by transcription. In addition to known inducers of endogenous pararetroviruses, such as genome hybridization, tissue culture and abiotic stresses, we observed
activation of PVCV after wounding. Our data also support the hypothesis that the host plant uses DNA methylation to control the endogenous pararetrovirus.
In a preamble I point out, which part of this paper is based on my own experimentation and interpretation. on to control the endogenous pararetrovirus.
In a preamble I point out, which part of this paper is based on my own experimentation and interpretation
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