Pendugaan Model Permintaan Ubi Kayu di Indonesia

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is important commodity of Indonesia not only as forth producer after Nigeria, Thailand, and Brazil but also as source of carbohydrate. This research will use time series data among 1999-2009. The increasing of cassava production along 1971-2009 reaching 22,03 million tons. And also the projection until 2010 increase until 25,54 million tons. By this increasing, it is expected can open fissure of production and marketing in Indonesia better than before. Simultaneously test of variable contained the coming of cassava stock, another demand, cassava export, cassava consumption, and the demand of cassava last year has significant effect toward cassava demand

Peran Praktisi Dalam Pengembangan Teori Dan Proses Pembelajaran Untuk Sekolah Bisnis

The decreasing number of intakes and quality of the students, and crisis identityhave jeopardise the survival of business schools. There must be a breakthrough toovercome these hard situation. One of the solution is theories-in-use approach, whichis needed to develop the appropriate theory. The writer also suggests to recruit practitionersas the faculty members. This will encourage original theories developmentwhich is appropriate for third world countries like Indonesia. The other solutionis to send the existing lecturers to join the consulting and encourage them to havethe knowledge of practice world. By doing these, hopefully better condition will beachieved

MAKET KRATON PLERED CIRCA : 1675

Maket ini berusaha mengangkat suatu program yang subjeknya cukup menantang yakni, Kraton Plered yang keberadaannya sekarang sudah hancur rata dengan tanah. Pertimbangan kurikuler historis didaktis tetap menjadi acuan seleksi subjek model dan dilakukan secara objektif saintifik, Tentatif Historis Imajinasi Berdasarkan Kesaksian Sejarah Tujuan Penelitian ini adalah sebuah analisis historis pertumbuhan dan perkembangan Kraton Plered serta merupakan visualisasi Kraton Plered beserta lingkungan sekitarnya pada masa Kasultanan Amangkurat Agung (I). Penelitian ini menggunakan metode sejarah yakni, diawali dari penentuan subjek, perumusan problema, survai, pengumpulan sumber, analisa sumber, kesimpulan sementara dan berakhir dengan seminar umum, follow up hasil seminar, disimpulkan dalam bentuk grafis (peta, diagram, Chart, denah, irisan, tampak depan, samping, dan atas) "BLUEPRINT". Berdasarkan blueprint, kerja fisik pembuatan maket dilakukan, yang meliputi langkah memotong, merakit, memasang dan finishing. Hasil penelitian merupakan rekonstruksi sebuah model tiga dimensi berupa maket Kraton Plered beserta kelengkapannya, seperti ilustrasi, fotografi, poster, peta, makalah, bibliografi, dokumen, audio visual, dan sebagainya. Kesemuanya untuk sementara disimpan di Ruang Disply Laboratorium Sejarah, FKIP Unversitas PGRI Yogyakarta, Kampus Unit I lantai I gedung B

The proper class generated by weak supplements

We show that, for hereditary rings, the smallest proper classes containing respectively the classes of short exact sequences determined by small submodules, submodules that have supplements and weak supplement submodules coincide. Moreover, we show that this class can be obtained as a natural extension of the class determined by small submodules. We also study injective, projective, coinjective and coprojective objects of this class. We prove that it is coinjectively generated and its global dimension is at most 1. Finally, we describe this class for Dedekind domains in terms of supplement submodules.TUBITAK (107T709

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Single-element-based flexible acoustic-resolution photoacoustic endoscopic probe with a distal-driven micro-step moto

Age and the characteristics (arousal predisposition, arousal reappraisal, emotion reappraisal and suppression) of participants.

<p>Note: AP, ER, and ES respectively stands for arousal predisposition, emotion reappraisal, and emotion suppression.</p><p>Values in the parentheses represent standard errors.</p

Recollection and familiarity (respectively derived from the accuracy of “remember” and “know” responses) as a function of time delay and emotion.

<p>(A) Regardless of picture emotionality, recollection in the 5-min delay did not significantly differ from that in the 24-h delay but was significantly higher than in the 1-week delay. Recollection in the 24-h delay was significantly lower than in the 1-week delay. (B) Regardless of picture emotionality, familiarity in the 5-min delay did not significantly differ from that in the 24-h delay but was significantly lower than in the 1-week delay condition. Familiarity in the 24-h delay was significantly lower than in the 1-week delay. Error bars represent standard errors.</p

Overall recognition accuracy as a function of emotion and delay.

<p>Regardless of picture emotionality, overall recognition accuracy remained unchanged within the time frame from 5-week delay was significantly lower than in the 24-h delay; however, for negative pictures, overall recognition accuracy in the 1-week delay did not significantly differ from that in the 24-h delay. Error bars represent standard errors.</p

Hit rates, false alarm rates and overall recognition accuracy (A′) for neutral, positive and negative pictures in the three delay conditions.

<p>Note: “Hit” and “FA” respectively stands for hit rates and false alarm rates.</p><p>Values in the parentheses represent standard errors.</p

Differential change in recollection and familiarity as a function of time delay.

<p>Both recollection and familiarity in the 5-min delay did not significantly differ from that in the 24-h delay. However, recollection in the 24-h delay was significantly higher than that in the 1-week delay, whereas familiarity in the 24-h delay was significantly lower than in the 1-week delay. Error bars represent standard errors.</p