Evaluación sobre la percepción del programa de articulación del Sena con los colegios de educación media de la ciudad de Armenia en el departamento del Quindío para la vigencia 2021

La presente investigación tiene como objetivo analizar la percepción de los egresados del programa de Articulación con la Media del Sena de los colegios públicos de la ciudad de Armenia del departamento del Quindío para la vigencia 2021 y el impacto que genera en los egresados, con el fin de presentar a la Dirección General del Sena los resultados de la investigación de los colegios articulados en el departamento que impacta anualmente a más de 7.000 estudiantes que deciden optar por la oferta académica del Sena como una opción que les permita continuar sus estudios, vincularse a una empresa mediante contrato de aprendizaje o emprender un proyecto de emprendimiento. Se espera que el insumo presentado a la dirección general del Sena sea de uso para analizar las estrategias adoptadas, realizar acciones de mejora a los procesos a nivel nacional, establecer las buenas prácticas si hubiere en pro del programa y que sea un insumo para estudios futuros que se realicen del programa de doble titulación.The objective of this research is to analyze the perception of the graduates of the program of Articulation with the Media del Sena of the public schools of the city of Armenia of the department of Quindío for the validity 2021 and the impact that it generates in the graduates, with the purpose of presenting to the General Directorate of the Sena the results of the investigation of the colleges articulated in the department that annually impacts more than 7,000 students who decide to opt for the academic offer of the Sena as an option that allows them to continue their studies, join a company through an apprenticeship contract or undertake a business project. It is expected that the input presented to the general directorate of SENA will be useful to analyze the strategies adopted, carry out actions to improve processes at the national level, establish good practices, if any, in favor of the program and that this will be an input for future studies. of the double degree program

NIC 20: Contabilización de las Subvenciones de Gobierno e Información a Revelar Sobre Ayudas Gubernamentales y su Impacto Financiero bajo el Contexto de Covid 19, en las Clínicas Privadas de Lima Metropolitana, año 2020

El presente trabajo de investigación de tesis tiene como objetivo determinar el impacto financiero de la Norma Internacional de Contabilidad NIC 20: Contabilización de las Subvenciones de Gobierno e Información a Revelar Sobre Ayudas Gubernamentales bajo el contexto Covid-19 en las clínicas privadas de Lima Metropolitana, año 2020. Este tema porque, como es de nuestro conocimiento, actualmente, el Perú y el mundo está viviendo una crisis sanitaria que afecta no solo a la salud de los afectados, sino también genera problemas con la economía (continuidad de empresa en marcha). El Gobierno peruano con la finalidad de continuar con la cadena de pagos aprobó la creación del programa “Reactiva Perú” el mismo que consta de brindar préstamos a empresas que lo requieran a una tasa inferior a la del mercado en condiciones normales, cabe recalcar que este será brindado bajo ciertas restricciones y la liquidez recibida será utilizada para pagar únicamente obligaciones de corto plazo con trabajadores y proveedores. El trabajo de investigación está dividido en cinco capítulos que son los siguientes: Capítulo I Marco Teórico, alimentado de una recopilación de antecedentes de fuentes primarias donde se desarrollan conceptos acerca de las normas internacionales de información financiera (NIIF´S), norma internacional de contabilidad NIC 20 Contabilización de las Subvenciones de Gobierno e Información a Revelar Sobre Ayudas Gubernamentales, Préstamo Reactiva Perú y Covid-19. Capítulo II Plan de Investigación, en donde se formula el planteamiento del problema, la justificación, los objetivos e hipótesis y por último los parámetros y limitaciones. Capítulo III Metodología de Trabajo, se determinó la población y las muestras para los análisis cuantitativos y cualitativos. Capítulo IV Desarrollo de la Investigación, donde se puso en ejecución las metodologías estudiadas en el capítulo III, las mismas que fueron la realización de las entrevistas a profundidad, encuestas y caso práctico. Capítulo V Análisis de Resultados, en donde se analiza la aplicación de las entrevistas a profundidad, encuestas y caso práctico. Finalmente, se llega a la conclusión con la validación de la hipótesis general y específicas en base a los resultados obtenidos en las tablas cruzadas y CHI cuadrado.The present thesis research work aims to diagnose the financial impact of the International Accounting Standard IAS 20: Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance under the context of Covid-19 in private clinics in Metropolitan Lima, year 2020. This topic because, as we are aware, Peru and the world are currently experiencing a health crisis that affects not only the health of those affected, but also generates problems with the economy (business continuity). The Peruvian government, in order to continue with the payment chain, approved the creation of the "Reactiva Perú" program, which consists of providing loans to companies that require them at a rate lower than the market rate under normal conditions. It should be noted that this program will be provided under certain restrictions and the liquidity received will be used only to pay short-term obligations with workers and suppliers. The research work is divided into five chapters, which are as follows: Chapter I Theoretical Framework, based on a compilation of background information from primary sources where concepts about international financial reporting standards (IFRS), international accounting standard IAS 20 Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance, Reactiva Peru loan and Covid-19 are developed. Chapter II Research Plan, where the problem statement, justification, objectives and hypotheses are formulated, and finally the parameters and limitations. Chapter III Work Methodology, where the population and the samples for the quantitative and qualitative analyses were determined. Chapter IV Research Development, where the methodologies studied in chapter III were implemented, which were the in-depth interviews, surveys and case study. Chapter V Analysis of Results, where the application of in-depth interviews, surveys and a practical case is analyzed. Finally, the conclusion is reached with the validation of the general and specific hypotheses based on the results obtained in the crossed tables and CHI squared.Tesi

Violence in Teoría del alma china

The present paper aims to analyze the role violence plays (individual violence/systemic violence) in Teoría del alma china, a hybrid text that inserts into a specific narrative tradition (cinema, short-stories, novels) with an ambivalent poetics: on the one hand, a politicized violence, against the system; on the other hand, an “aestheticized” violence.  Thus, the aim is to define the poetics of violence that structures Teoría del alma china.El propósito de este artículo es analizar la función que desempeña la violencia (violencia individual, violencia sistémica) en Teoría del alma china, un texto híbrido que se inserta en una tradición narrativa caracterizada, tanto por conceder un valor central a la mordacidad, criticar al poder y la violencia de Estado, como por expresar un desprecio por el reduccionismo al que comúnmente conduce el concepto “literatura nacional” y un asco por la noción de “patria”. En Teoría del alma china hay una influencia directa de la figura de Karl Kraus, de La colonia penitenciaria de Kafka, de Trastorno de Bernhard,  de También los enanos empezaron pequeños de Herzog, y posiblemente de El matadero de Esteban Echeverría. Todas estas obras influyen en la configuración una poética ambivalente en el texto de Aguilera con respecto a la violencia: por un lado, se presenta una violencia politizada, contra el sistema, y por otro, una violencia “estetizada”.  El propósito de este artículo es analizar la función que desempeña la violencia (violencia individual, violencia sistémica) en Teoría del alma china, un texto híbrido que se inserta en una tradición narrativa caracterizada, tanto por conceder un valor central a la mordacidad, criticar al poder y la violencia de Estado, como por expresar un desprecio por el reduccionismo al que comúnmente conduce el concepto “literatura nacional” y un asco por la noción de “patria”. En Teoría del alma china hay una influencia directa de la figura de Karl Kraus, de La colonia penitenciaria de Kafka, de Trastorno de Bernhard, de También los enanos empezaron pequeños de Herzog, y posiblemente de El matadero de Esteban Echeverría. Todas estas obras influyen en la configuración una poética ambivalente en el texto de Aguilera con respecto a la violencia: por un lado, se presenta una violencia politizada, contra el sistema, y por otro, una violencia “estetizada”

On restricted optimizations: The election of the initial conditions.

In the design or making of a process (e.g. of evaluation), is it common to face say questions of multiple natures. With this objective in mind, purifying or debugging a set of choices until getting to the best one which is therefore unique, repressents a critical point. The present written work introduces the reader to the election of the restriction in the restricted optimizations. To this end, tools of formal character shall be employed, which will therefore allow application to numerous elds such as statistics, physics, chemistry, education, and eventhough not very clearly, to economics. The results of the development in question will allow to answer li what otherwise nothing but hopeless questions, say as the ones devoted to the election of the initial conditions. Ubiquitous though unequal examples are the number of questions in an exam, the amount of water in a well, when there is plenty of slots in a parking load, among others

Sistematización de experiencias exitosas de desarrollo Rural en el Departamento de Jinotega, 2013

Se realizó la investigación titulada “Sistematización de Experiencias Exitosas en Desarrollo Rural en el Departamento de Jinotega, 2013” con el fin de analizar las principales experiencias exitosas que han contribuido al desarrollo rural en este departamento. Específicamente, identificar las principales características que definen a las organizaciones exitosas previamente seleccionadas, así como determinar las principales innovaciones sociales y productivas generadas por las organizaciones, posteriormente analizar el impacto generado en el desarrollo humano en las comunidades de influencia y finalmente proponer una ruta del conocimiento del departamento de Jinotega con el propósito de intercambiar experiencia entre las diferentes comunidades. La población y muestra del estudio fueron todas las organizaciones gubernamentales y no gubernamentales las que a continuación se mencionan: Asociación de Educación y Comunicación (La Cuculmeca), AVODEC, INTERVIDA, UNAG, Cooperativa de Mujeres de Cerámica Negra. Mientras Las organizaciones Gubernamentales seleccionadas fueron: UNAN León CUR Jinotega, MEFCCA y MAG. Los resultados encontrados a través de la aplicación de instrumentos tales como entrevista dirigida a representantes de organizaciones y a líderes de las experiencias fueron: las principales características que definen a las organizaciones exitosas del departamento son: político-institucional, características sociales, ambientales y económicas; las principales innovaciones generadas por las organizaciones e instituciones y en las experiencias fueron del tipo productivo, tecnológico, comercial e institucional. En las comunidades de influencia, el impacto al desarrollo humano fueron principalmente: cambios en la calidad de vida en cuanto a incremento de ingresos, seguridad nutricional y alimentaria, educación, participación, productividad y comercializació

Infinite memory effects on the stabilization of a biharmonic Schrödinger equation

This paper deals with the stabilization of the linear biharmonic Schrödinger equation in an n-dimensional open bounded domain under Dirichlet–Neumann boundary conditions considering three infinite memory terms as damping mechanisms. We show that depending on the smoothness of initial data and the arbitrary growth at infinity of the kernel function, this class of solution goes to zero with a polynomial decay rate like t −n depending on assumptions about the kernel function associated with the infinite memory terms

O PAPEL DO TABELIÃO DE NOTAS NA PREVENÇÃO DE CONFLITOS E CONCRETIZAÇÃO DA CIDADANIA

A pesquisa trata de um tema atual e essencial à concretização dos direitos trazidos pela Constituição de 1.988 – A Constituição Cidadã. Objetiva demonstrar o importante papel do Tabelião de Notas frente à sociedade como meio de acesso à justiça. De caráter teórico através da coleta de dados e análise das informações. De natureza qualitativa tendo em vista a argumentação e raciocínio de forma subjetiva. Utiliza-se análise textual discursiva para sustentar a premissa: diante de um Poder Judiciário com grande número de processos em curso, decorrente do desmantelamento do Estado Social, a desjudicialização pode ser vista como alternativa eficaz na prevenção de conflitos e na realização de atos com segurança jurídica. Ademais, ao se evitar a judicialização de questões que podem ser resolvidas pela atuação do notário, promove-se a paz social, possibilitando o acesso “à justiça” a partir do atual conceito de “Justiça Multiportas”, fazendo valer diversos direitos e concretizando a cidadania. Espera-se assim demonstrar a importância do tabelião de notas no acesso à justiça, prevenção de litígios e concretização da cidadani

Orbital hemangiopericytoma

Hemangiopericytomas are rare tumors arising from the proliferation of pericytes. They may be found in the lungs, bones, skull, deep soft tissue or limbs. The tumor has an unpredictable prognosis and when it affects the orbital region, may have an aggressive behavior, with high incidence of recurrence. We report a case of orbital hemangiopericytoma and highlight clinical, surgical, and histopathological features of these tumors. Orbital hemangiopericytomas usually are solid, slow-growing tumors. They should be considered in the differential diagnosis of well-defined orbital masses along with epidermoid cysts, schwannomas, neurofibromas, fibrous histiocytomas, lipomas, and vascular malformations. The diagnosis is confirmed by anatomopathologic examination and sometimes complemented by immunohistochemistry. Complete excision of the tumor with wide margins is usually curative; however, radiotherapy and chemotherapy may be required for recurrent lesions.Hemangiopericitomas são tumores raros originados a partir da proliferação de pericitos, ou seja, células que envolvem os capilares. São encontrados em ossos, pulmões, crânio, partes moles profundas ou membros inferiores, principalmente na coxa. É considerado um tumor com potencial de malignidade incerto e quando afeta a região orbitária pode apresentar um comportamento biológico agressivo, com grande chance de recidiva. O objetivo deste trabalho é relatar um caso de hemangiopericitoma orbital e destacar suas características clínicas, cirúrgicas e histopatológicas. Usualmente, os hemangiopericitomas da órbita são tumores sólidos, únicos e de crescimento lento. Devem ser lembrados no diagnóstico diferencial dos tumores orbitários bem delimitados, como cistos epidermoides, schwannomas, neurofibromas, fibro-histiocitomas, lipomas e malformações vasculares. A confirmação diagnóstica é realizada pelo exame anatomopatológico e, por vezes, complementada pelo estudo imuno-histoquímico. O tratamento deve ser realizado com exérese completa do tumor, com margens amplas, sendo a radioterapia e a quimioterapia reservadas para casos de lesões reincidentes.Universidade Cidade de São PauloFaculdade de Medicina do ABCUNIFESP-EPM Departamento de PatologiaUNIFESP, EPM, Depto. de PatologiaSciEL

Evaluation of Microstructural and Mechanical Behavior of AHSS CP780 Steel Welded by GMAW-Pulsed and GMAW-Pulsed-Brazing Processes

Joints of complex phase 780 (CP-780) advanced high strength steel (AHSS) were carried out by using an ER-CuAl-A2 filler metal for the gas metal arc welding pulsed brazing (GMAW-P- brazing) process and the ER-80S-D2 for the GMAW-P process employing two levels of heat input. The phases in the weld bead and HAZ were analyzed, and the evaporation of zinc by means of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was also monitored. The mechanical properties of the welded joints were evaluated by tension, microhardness and vertical impact tests. It was found that there was greater surface Zn evaporation in the joints welded with the GMAW-P process as compared to the GMAW-P-brazing process. The best results in tensile strength were observed in the joints welded with GMAW-P-brazing process, which increased by ~68% with respect to those of the GMAW-P. This behavior can be attributed to the formation of an intermetallic complex compound Cu-Al-Fe in the fusion line

Application of the physical habitat simulation for fish species to assess environmental flows in an Atlantic Forest Stream in South-eastern Brazil

The physical habitat simulation sub-routine of the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology (IFIM) uses hydraulic modeling and suitability indices of target fish species to predict how differences in-stream flows affect the microhabitat occupation by fish species. This habitat modelling approach was adopted to assess the ecological effects of running flows on three neotropical fish species of different orders (Bryconamericus ornaticeps, Ancistrus multispinis and Geophagus brasiliensis).The study encompassed two reaches of an Atlantic Forest stream in Southeastern Brazil where topographic and hydraulic (depth, velocity and type of substrate) characteristics were measured to implement one-dimensional hydraulic simulation. Sub aquatic observation of fish was performed to collect data on microhabitat use and these data were used to develop habitat suitability curves that were used in the habitat simulation to obtain the habitat suitability index (HSI) and weighted usable area (WUA) versus flow curves. Upon these curves minimum and optimum environmental flows for the target fish species were proposed. Bryconamericus ornaticeps and A. multispinis selected microhabitats around 0.6 m depth, whereas G. brasiliensis showed a wider suitable range (0.35-0.9 m). All the three species were mainly observed in microhabitat with low flow velocity (0.1 m/s). Bryconamericus ornaticeps selected more frequently coarse substrate (e.g. boulders) but it appeared also over sandy substrate, whereas A. multispinis and G. brasiliensis selected preferably boulders. The range of 0.65-0.85 m3/s was found as the optimum to meet the needs of the three fish species. Our results agree with the necessary objective information to perform grounded management actions in the frame of a management program aiming at ecosystem conservation. Thereby it can be considered a successful pilot study in environmental flow assessment in an Atlantic Forest stream of Brazil.The authors wish to thank Fundacao de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado so Rio de Janeiro-FAPERJ / CAPES - Federal Supporting Research of the Brazilian Government for providing scholarships for the first author. We thank the director of CTUR R. C. Albieri for the loan of surveying equipment to carry out the field work.Da Costa, MR.; Mattos, TM.; Fernandes, VH.; Martinez-Capel, F.; Muñoz Mas, R.; Araujo, FG. (2015). Application of the physical habitat simulation for fish species to assess environmental flows in an Atlantic Forest Stream in South-eastern Brazil. Neotropical Ichthyology. 13(4):685-698. doi:10.1590/1982-0224-20140170S685698134Acreman, M. C., & Dunbar, M. J. (2004). 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