128 research outputs found
Settlement of the Hadhanah Dispute After Divorce of a Husband and Wife of Different Ethnicities in Indonesia (Case Study of Rao Pasaman)
No full textPost-divorce child care disputes between husband and wife of different ethnicities, namely Minangkabau and Tapanuli. The purpose of this discussion is to find the factors causing the emergence of differences in child custody rights and an analysis of Islamic law on the hadhanah dispute that occurred between the two ethnic Minangkabau and Tapanuli in Rao Pasaman. The factor that causes child custody in Rao Pasaman to fall to the father is because the population is Tapanuli while Minangkabau is a minority so that more hadhanah falls to the father. This research is a type of qualitative research using an ethnographic approach, where the author conducts interviews, observations and documentation studies on aspects or targets of the research subject. It turns out that in the author's findings in resolving the hadhanah dispute after a different ethnic divorce occurred in Rao Pasaman, it was the Minangkabau ethnic who wanted to resolve the dispute through the courts, while the Tapanuli ethnic only settled up to the non-litigation stage, namely through the village head (ninik mamak and hatobangon) without being resolved through a legal route. litigation (Religious Court). From the perspective of Islamic law, the settlement of the hadhanah dispute in Rao Pasaman does not use Islamic guidance. This is because in Rao Pasaman the majority of the people are Tapanuli while the Minangkabau people have become a minority
Keyword: Dispute, Hadhanah, Ethnic, Minangkabau, TapanuliPost-divorce child care disputes between husband and wife of different ethnicities, namely Minangkabau and Tapanuli. The purpose of this discussion is to find the factors causing the emergence of differences in child custody rights and an analysis of Islamic law on the hadhanah dispute that occurred between the two ethnic Minangkabau and Tapanuli in Rao Pasaman. This research is a type of qualitative research using an ethnographic approach, where the author conducts interviews, observations and documentation studies on aspects or targets of the research subject. It turns out that in the author's findings in resolving the hadhanah dispute after a different ethnic divorce occurred in Rao Pasaman, it was the Minangkabau ethnic who wanted to resolve the dispute through the courts, while the Tapanuli ethnic only settled up to the non-litigation stage, namely through the village head (ninik mamak and hatobangon) without being resolved through a legal route. litigation (Religious Court). From the perspective of Islamic law, the settlement of the hadhanah dispute in Rao Pasaman does not use Islamic guidance. This is because in Rao Pasaman the majority of the people are Tapanuli while the Minangkabau people have become a minority.
Keyword: Dispute, Hadhanah, Ethnic, Minangkabau, Tapanul
Cross genre author profilling using syntactic N-Grams
No full textTesis (Maestría en Ciencias de la Computación), Instituto Politécnico Nacional, CIC, 2017, 1 archivo PDF, (95 páginas). tesis.ipn.m
Cross-Genre Author Profile Prediction Using Stylometry-Based Approach Notebook for PAN at CLEF 2016
No full textAbstract.Author profiling task aims to identify different traits of an author by analyzing his/her written text. This study presents a Stylometry-based approach for detection of author traits (gender and age) for cross-genre author profiles. In our proposed approach, we used different types of stylistic features including 7 lexical features, 16 syntactic features, 26 character-based features and 6 vocabulary richness (total 56 stylistic features). On the training corpus, the proposed approach obtained promising results with an accuracy of 0.787 for gender, 0.983 for age and 0.780 for both (jointly detecting age and gender). On the test corpus, proposed system gave an accuracy of 0.576 for gender, 0.371 for age and 0.256 for both
Explore the Relationship between Personality (e.g. Big Five Personality Traits) and Job Performance, Leadership or Career Success
No full textThis study deals with how personality traits, including conscientiousness, extraversion, and emotional stability, play a role in job performance, leadership effectiveness, and career success. The methodology has been the carefully designed survey of employees from various sectors in Punjab, Pakistan, including professionals at different stages of their careers and leaders. All types of professionals were well represented through drawing the population from education, healthcare business, and government sectors. The stratified random sampling method was employed to generate a sample size that would ensure enough representation from each of the subgroups, which are divided by the job role, industry, and experience. The gathered data were subjected to an analysis using various statistical tools, such as regression analysis, t-tests, and ANOVA. Conscientiousness in relation to job performance was examined via regression analysis. Leadership efficacy between extraverts and non-extraverts was measured using the t-tests. ANOVA was employed to examine the differences in career success among individuals exhibiting varying levels of emotional stability. Ethical considerations were meticulously adhered to, guaranteeing participant consent, privacy, and the right to withdraw at any stage of the study. The findings indicated that conscientiousness served as a positive predictor of job performance, while extraversion was correlated with enhanced leadership effectiveness, and emotional stability was significantly related to career success. These findings stress the relevance of personality traits in shaping professional results. The results indicate that personality assessments should be integrated into recruitment, leadership development, and career counseling practices
Investigasi Geomorfologi Tektonik Pengaruh Patahan Utama Daerah Bukittinggi Hingga Durian tinggi Provinsi Sumatra Barat
No full textThe subduction of the Indian Ocean Plate and the Sunda Plate caused the deformation of the island of Sumatra, resulting in a large earthquake and the most powerful and destructive tsunami that ever occurred on this earth, namely on December 26 2004. However, ironically, until now there is no Seismicity Map, Earthquake Scenario Map and Map Tectonic Geomorphology on the Island of Sumatra in general and West Sumatra in particular. This is the main motivation for the author to provide information that is useful and easy for the public to understand regarding tectonic developments (seismicity, scenarios, tectonic geomorphology) of earthquakes, from Bukittinggi to Durian tinggi, West Sumatra. The research method used is to combine secondary data together with primary data obtained from recording tectonic geomorphology data in the field. Some of the software used in this research includes ArcGIS, GeoMapApp, Faultkin, Iris Earthquake,using the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission base map with a resolution of 30 m and GMRT (GlobalMulti-Resolution Topography). Calculation Moment Magnitude earthquake will produce an earthquake scenario map (neotectonic) using several formulas. The results of this research show several tectonic geomorphological features in the form of triangular facet, river diversion with an average of 0.3 km,River core, surface rupture and landslide. The dominant type of fault movement in the research area is right-hand strike faults (dextral). The author recommends 5 pieces Centroid Moment Tensor (CMT) which is not shown in the software at all GeoMapApp, which represents fault parameters including: Rao-Panti Fault (RPF), Lubuksikaping-Baroe Fault (LBF), Panti-Ganggomudiak Fault (PGF), Panti-Tanjuangbaringin Fault (PTF), and Taruang-Panti Fault (TPF). Potential Moment magnitude The biggest earthquake in the future comes from the Rao-Panti Fault (RPF), approximately 7.2 Mw. The Panti Valley, Lubuksikaping Valley and Kubang Putih Valley are densely populated valleys and are vulnerable to strong to major earthquakes in the future. Keywords: Tectonic Geomorphology, Earthquake Scenarios, Seismicity, Moment Magnitude, Bukittinggi, Durian tingg
ڈاکٹر جمیل جالبی کی تحقیقی و تدوینی خدمات : ایک جائزہ: THE SERVICES OF DR. JAMEEL JALBI AS RESEACHER & EDITOR :A REVIEW
No full textDr. Jamil Jalbi is a multidimentional figure of Urdu Literature. He is renowned as Researcher, Critic, Translator, Dictionary Editor and Historian. He earned fame in all these capacities. He has profound knowledge of culture and civilization also. As Researcher and Editor he is respected as high ranked professional of the field in the country at present. He has framed primary principles for Research and Editing as a scholar. Masnavy titled “Qadam Rao Padam Rao” in Urdu Literature is believed as the marvelous example of his Research and Editing expertise. In this article researcher has made an effort to highlight the services of Dr. Jameel Jalbi as Researcher and Editor. The author has concluded that Dr. Jameel Jalbi has performed a unique and dignified task of Editing and Research regarding skillful reflection on the Masnavi above mentioned which is undeniable proof of his dignity. The writer has further concluded in this article that Research and Editorial work of Dr. Jameel Jalbi is marvelous treasure of Urdu Literature
Estimation of Potential Soil Erosion and Sediment Yield: A Case Study of the Transboundary Chenab River Catchment
No full textNear real-time estimation of soil loss from river catchments is crucial for minimizing environmental degradation of complex river basins. The Chenab river is one of the most complex river basins of the world and is facing severe soil loss due to extreme hydrometeorological conditions, unpredictable hydrologic response, and complex orography. Resultantly, huge soil erosion and sediment yield (SY) not only cause irreversible environmental degradation in the Chenab river catchment but also deteriorate the downstream water resources. In this study, potential soil erosion (PSE) is estimated from the transboundary Chenab river catchment using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE), coupled with remote sensing (RS) and geographic information system (GIS). Land Use of the European Space Agency (ESA), Climate Hazards Group InfraRed Precipitation with Station (CHIRPS) data, and world soil map of Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)/The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization were incorporated into the study. The SY was estimated on monthly, quarterly, seasonal, and annual time-scales using sediment delivery ratio (SDR) estimated through the area, slope, and curve number (CN)-based approaches. The 30-year average PSE from the Chenab river catchment was estimated as 177.8, 61.5, 310.3, 39.5, 26.9, 47.1, and 99.1 tons/ha for annual, rabi, kharif, fall, winter, spring, and summer time scales, respectively. The 30-year average annual SY from the Chenab river catchment was estimated as 4.086, 6.163, and 7.502 million tons based on area, slope, and CN approaches. The time series trends analysis of SY indicated an increase of 0.0895, 0.1387, and 0.1698 million tons per year for area, slope, and CN-based approaches, respectively. It is recommended that the areas, except for slight erosion intensity, should be focused on framing strategies for control and mitigation of soil erosion in the Chenab river catchment.Water Resource
Epidemiology of Eimeria and associated risk factors in cattle of district Toba Tek Singh, Pakistan
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