THE INFLUENCE OF THE PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS ACCORDING TO ISLAMIC EDUCATION PERSPECTIVES

The influence of the physical environment (family, school, community) in the development of students is very large, especially in the modern era like now with the virtual world environment. Where is this virtual environment a person can find out something outside of their existence. This paper is designed to find out how much influence the above environment has on the development of students in the perspective of Islamic education. In writing this paper using the library method by taking a variety of existing literature on google schooler. The results of the research from the preparation of this paper as a reference in educating students by following its development while maintaining Islamic values in its development in the world of education

Estrategia empresarial de colocación de sucursales de una PyME dedicada al sector alimenticio en la ciudad de Puebla

"Las estrategias empresariales son importantes para lograr un crecimiento en las organizaciones, estas mismas son elementales para obtener más ingresos, “capacitación, planeación, costos, selección del capital humano, análisis del área, trabajo y disciplina son los principales factores que considerar a la hora de abrir una o más sucursales como parte de una buena estrategia de crecimiento de una empresa o compañía”. En la Ciudad de Puebla, muchas de las empresas dedicadas al sector alimenticio consideradas micro negocios, dentro del sector de las llamadas empresas familiares, no presentan crecimiento derivado a factores que se encuentran fuera de su alcance, lo que provoca una falta de motivación para desarrollarse y por ende se encuentran en dilación. La presente investigación dispone como fundamento enseñar el proceso de implementación de una estrategia empresarial para la colocación de sucursales, la cual tiene como finalidad conducirse bajo una línea de investigación: LGAC 1 Gestión y Desarrollo del Emprendimiento para la Pyme. Lo que tendrá como beneficio el crecimiento planeado de las PyMES, permitiendo la apertura de sucursales en puntos estratégicos, el logro de objetivos y el desarrollo organizacional"

A Multi Constrained Transformer-BiLSTM Guided Network for Automated Sleep Stage Classification from Single-Channel EEG

Sleep stage classification from electroencephalogram (EEG) is significant for the rapid evaluation of sleeping patterns and quality. A novel deep learning architecture, ``DenseRTSleep-II'', is proposed for automatic sleep scoring from single-channel EEG signals. The architecture utilizes the advantages of Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), transformer network, and Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory (BiLSTM) for effective sleep scoring. Moreover, with the addition of a weighted multi-loss scheme, this model is trained more implicitly for vigorous decision-making tasks. Thus, the model generates the most efficient result in the SleepEDFx dataset and outperforms different state-of-the-art (IIT-Net, DeepSleepNet) techniques by a large margin in terms of accuracy, precision, and F1-score

Life cycle assessment of functional materials and devices : opportunities, challenges, and current and future trends

Functional ceramics such as piezoelectrics, thermoelectrics, magnetic materials, ionic conductors, and semiconductors are opening new frontiers that underpin numerous aspects of modern life. This widespread usage comes with a responsibility to understand what impact their mass production has on the environment. Life‐cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool employed for the identification of sustainable materials pathways through the consideration of environmental burdens of materials both during fabrication and as a final product. Although the LCA technique has been widely used for the evaluation of environmental impacts in numerous product supply chains, its application for environmental profiling of functional ceramics is now gaining attention. This paper presents a review of current developments in LCA, including existing and emerging applications with emphasis on the development and fabrication of functional materials and devices (FM&D). Selected published works on LCA of functional ceramics are discussed, highlighting the importance of adopting LCA at the design stage and/or at laboratory stage before expensive investments and resources are committed. Drawing from the extant literature, we show that the integration of environmental and sustainability principles into the overall process of FM&D manufacturing, in a way that anticipates foreseeable harmful consequences while identifying opportunities for improvement, can aid the timely communications of key findings to functional materials developers. This guides the orientation of research, development and deployment, and provides insights toward the prioritization of research activities while potentially averting unintended consequences. It is intended that the review presented will encourage the materials science community to engage with LCA to address important materials design, substitution, and optimization needs

Secondary preventive care for cardiovascular diseases in Bangladesh: a national survey

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The Red Sea under the Caliphal Dynasties, c. 639–1171

Students of world history will be familiar with the Red Sea as a strategic communications corridor linking the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean. This paper examines the Red Sea region between the seventh and twelfth centuries, when it was ruled by a succession of Islamic caliphal dynasties, namely, the Umayyads, ʿAbbāsids, and Fāṭimids. It first sets out a sketch of the political history of the Red Sea and its constituent hinterland polities, including particularly Egypt, Sudan, al‐Ḥijāz, and Yemen, drawing attention to episodes and processes in which the Red Sea was significant. A section on Africa and Arabia explores the Red Sea as a zone of economic and social interaction; another section deals with the historic shift of Indian Ocean trade from the ʿAbbāsid Persian Gulf to the Fāṭimid Red Sea. Finally, the impact of the Red Sea on its constituent hinterland polities and the wider sweep of Islamic history is considered

Framework for parametric assessment of operational and embodied energy impacts utilising BIM

In recent years advances in digital tools have been leading the way in the construction of cleaner, more energy-efficient buildings. Furthermore, improvements in Building Information Modelling (BIM) have resulted in various tools being used to assess building performance and overall Life Cycle Analysis (LCA). This work offers a unique insight into the development of a parametric LCA BIM tool, focusing on both operational and embodied energy perspectives through case study analysis of a commercial and a domestic building in the UK. A mixed research method was employed combining a literature review, qualitative and quantitative LCA case study analysis, and parametric modelling. The results indicate that embodied energy is much more critical in the early stages of the building's life, then is quickly overtaken by operational energy. In addition, many variations exist in energy outputs between domestic and commercial buildings. Operational energy takes a significant share in domestic buildings compared to commercial buildings. These variations are attributed to different design methods, construction materials, occupancy patterns and energy demands. The study proposes an LCA-BIM interactive user-led method of addressing energy hotspots for both operational and embodied elements, which can provide more instant identification of energy critical areas. Such an approach can offer real alternative BIM-based analysis tools during the design stages, compared to those currently being used, which focus mainly on either LCA of operational or embodied energy

Histoire de l'Oman, par Abou Solaïman Mohammad ibn ʿAmir ibn Rashid al-Maʿouli al-Afawi.

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