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Studies aiming at increasing the sense of reality by using scents with the picture medium, such as movies, have lately attracted much attention. In the picture medium, multiple objects with different scents are seen at the same time. Therefore, it is thought that by controlling the presentation of scent in accordance with the various scented objects seen, the viewer will experience a greater sense of realism. This realism will be further heightened by expressing through scent the distance relation between the multiple objects, that is, stronger scent for objects in the foreground and weaker scent for those in the background. However, this requires a technique that can not only present multiple scents which must be perceived simultaneously, but also express a distance relation between them. In this study, by using pulse ejection which emits scents for only very short periods of time and by measuring the olfactory characteristics for various scent presentation patterns by changing the relative amount and presentation frequency of the two scents, we succeeded in enabling around 90 percent of users to sense the distance relation between two scents. The proposed method for presenting scent depicting multiple objects shown simultaneously in the picture medium is expected to further enhance the sense of reality.

The most popular diagnostic criteria for SLE is the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) criteria, which does not often help in diagnosis due to several pitfalls, especially when it presents with haematological manifestations, which is confirmed by our observations over more than three decades and our studies on SLE. The problems and challenges in diagnosis are illustrated by the case histories and our own studies described in this article. The diagnosis of SLE is often delayed or even missed when patients come with haematological manifestations. The problem is even more serious when the index of clinical suspicion is low, especially in a situation where patients go doctor-shopping with improper follow up, which is common without a strong primary care set up and a referral system which are essential for streamlining patient care. Our first study had shown that majority of the patients had haematological manifestations at initial presentation. But the ACR criteria, which we currently use for diagnosis, do not give any importance to haematological manifestations. To compound that further, autoimmune hypothyroidism is also not included in the ACR criteria, in spite of it being a very common coexisting abnormality in these patients. The commonest haematological abnormalities at presentation were ITP, followed by autoimmune haemolysis and APLAS. Interestingly those with haematological manifestations often did not have any rheumatic complaints. It thus appeared to us that SLE is more of a haematological disorder rather than a rheumatologic disorder. A significant number of our patients did not satisfy the ACR criteria at the time of diagnosis but did so only on prolonged follow up. Thus the present criteria cannot help us to diagnose SLE presenting with haematological problem or other atypical manifestations and therefore needs an alternative. We have developed the “Kozhikode Criteria for SLE” to circumvent this lacunae. The second study was to validate the new criteria. The outcome of both these studies and on how to make diagnosis and management of SLE easy will be discussed in this article based on the case histories, my personal observations and our original studies. Those with SLE, just like any other chronic disease, were found to have abnormalities in diet and lifestyle, the modification of which could prevent the development of this diseases or modify the course after developing it.

This study aims to analyze: 1) the form of application of work learning model and class exhibition presentations in learning art-culture and 2) the implications of implementing the work learning model and class exhibition presentations to the improvement of student art-culture learning outcomes. The research type is classroom action research. The researcher actively participates and is directly involved in the research process from the beginning to the end of the study and provides a regular and systematic framework for the effectiveness of the work learning model and class exhibitions presentation in learning art-culture on illustrative drawing material. The subjects in this study were the teacher of arts-cultural (researcher) and XI IPS 3 students at Senior High School (SMA) Negri 2 Soppeng learning year 2018/2019 with 25 students total. The results of the study show that the application of the work learning model and class exhibition presentation can improve the outcomes of learning art-cultural on illustration drawing material to XI IPS 3 students at Senior High School (SMA) Negeri 2 Soppeng. This is based on student learning completeness reaching 100% with a grade point average of 84.8.

A ribbon n-knot Kn is constructed by attaching m bands to m + 1n-spheres in the euclidean (n + 2)-space. There are many way of attaching them; as a result, Kn has many presentations which are called ribbon presentations. But concerning the case of m = 1, it was proved in the case of n = 1 by M. Scharlemann, and n ≥ 2 by Y. Marumoto that if Kn is unknotted, its ribbon presentation is essentially unique. In this note, we will prove in the case of m = 1 and n ≥ 2 that there are infinitely many ribbon n-knots which has essentially different two ribbon presentations.

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Introduction : Malrotation is a common anomaly in the pediatric age group which includes a wide spectrum of anomalies of Rotation. Both acute and chronic presentations are common. Atypical malrotation not having all the features of classic mal Rotation is frequently found which a diagnostic dilemma and the management varies from centre to centre. Materials and Methods : The medical records of all patients with symptomatic malrotation, who underwent surgery between July 2001 to June 2011, were retrospectively reviewed. Patients’ presentation, management, operative findings and complications were evaluated. Results : 68 patients underwent surgery for malrotation at a median age of 2 years. Male to female ratio was 2:1. 28(41%) presented with acute symptoms and 40(59%) with chronic symptoms. 54(79%) patients had vomiting, 36 (%3%) presented with abdominal distension, 19(28%) had recurrent abdominal pain. Diagnostic laparoscopy was done in 7(10%) patients. Ladd’s band was found in 16(24%) patients and Volvulus was found at the time of surgery in 5(7%) patients. 5(7%) patients also had associated anomalies. Ladd’s procedure was done in 15(22%) patients and 23(34%) patients needed resection and anastomosis. Median length of hospital stay was 10 days. Postoperative bowel obstruction was seen in 4(6%) patients and 2(3%) patients had post operative intussusceptions. There was 2(3%) death due to septicaemia with volvulus and gangrenous gut. Conclusion : The clinical presentation and anatomy of malrotation occurs along a wide clinical and anatomic variations and a high index of suspicion is required to prevent a delay in diagnosis. JCMCTA 2011; 22(2): 17-21

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Presentations a la Coxeter are given for all irreducible nite com plex re ection groups They provide presentations for the corresponding generalized braid groups for all but six cases which allow us to generalize some of the known properties of nite Coxeter groups and their associated braid groups such as the computation of the center of the braid group and the construction of deformations of the nite group algebra Hecke algebras We introduce monodromy representations of the braid groups which factorize through the Hecke algebras extending results of Cherednik Opdam Kohno and others Summary Introduction Complex re ection groups and their presentations A Background from complex re ection groups B Presentations Braid groups and their diagrams A Generalities about hyperplane complements B Generalities about the braid groups C The braid diagrams Proofs of the main theorems for the braid groups B de e r A Notation and prerequisites B Computation of B de e r and of its center for d C Computation of B e e r and of its center Hecke algebras A Background from di erential equations and monodromy B A family of monodromy representations of the braid group C Hecke algebras Diagrams and tables Appendix Generators of the monodromy around a divisor Appendix tables to Mathematics Subject Classi cation Primary G We thank Jean Michel Peter Orlik Pierre Vogel for useful conversations and the Isaac Newton Institute for its hospitality while the last version of this manuscript was written up The second named author gratefully acknowledges nancial support by the Fondation Alexander von Humboldt for his stays in Paris Michel Brou e Gunter Malle Raphael Rouquier

The aim of this research is to find out the accounting treatment of biological assets at PT. Sriwijaya Palm Oil Palembang. Data collection techniques used in this study were interviews and documentation. Research subjects are PT. Sriwijaya Palm Oil Palembang. The research objects are journals, balance sheet / financial position reports and other supporting documents. Research instruments with the variable Biological Asset Accounting Treatment, the indicators are recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure. Data analysis techniques using qualitative descriptive analysis methods by data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions and verification. Based on the results of research and discussion, it is known that accounting treatment of biological assets at PT. Sriwijaya Palm Oil Palembang, namely recognition of biological assets as Fixed Assets and agricultural products as inventories, measurement of biological assets and inventories based on acquisition prices, presentation of biological assets on the Balance Sheet at the Non-Current Asset heading and Inventory at the Balance Sheet at the Current Asset post and all operational activities and Company policies are disclosed in the Notes to the Financial Statements. The accounting treatment of biological assets based on PSAK No. 69 which is the adoption of IAS 41, namely the recognition of biological assets as biological assets themselves and agricultural products as Inventories, measurement of biological assets based on fair value after deducting the estimated cost of sales (fair value less to cost point of sell), presentation of biological assets on Balance sheet in Non-current Assets and Inventory items in the balance sheet in Current Assets and all of the company's operations and policies are disclosed in the Notes to the Financial Statements. Keywords: Biological Assets

Real estate taxation is one of the main sources of state funding. For this reason, it is a burning and topical issue of our time, which causes tensions and constitutes the subject of intense discussions, economic, social and political concerns. With the present work, is made an attempt to systematically record the Greek legal framework of real estate taxation, which is - if not the most important - one of the most important assets of the Greek family, as well as the subject of major investment programs and business plans in our country. Given the economic importance of real estate in Greece and the continuous and successive amendments of a complex and multifaceted tax legal regime, this dissertation aims to present the transfer, possession and income taxes that imposed on real estate, aspiring to help even the professionals involved with the specific object. However, the present work is not limited only to the presentation of the Greek real estate tax legislation as subject of the Greek Special Tax Law, but also extends to the analysis on the one hand of the pathogenesis of the complex Greek tax system and on the other hand of the substantial impact of an unbearable real estate taxation οn the Greek economy, entrepreneurship and investment. Finally, useful suggestions for the reform of the Greek tax system are presented, contributing to the strengthening of entrepreneurship and generating prospects for recovery of the real estate market and Greek economy.

Even though intervertebral disc degeneration can be found in the natural course of alkaptonuria, detection of the disease by black disc color change in a patient without any other presentation of alkaptonuria is an exceptionally rare condition. We have reported a very rare case of alkaptonuria presented with low back pain and steppage gait in a 51-year-old male with a complaint of chronic low-back pain and steppage gait who was operated on for prolapsed lumbar disc herniation. Intraoperatively his lumbar disk was discovered to be black. The alkaptonuria diagnosis was considered after histopathological examination of the black disc material and elevated urinary concentration of homogentisic acid confirmed the diagnosis. To our knowledge, this presentation has not been reported previously in literature.

s and Conference Proceedings 1. Gutekunst DJ and DR Sinacore (2013). Neuropathic Charcot arthropathy is associated with reduced foot bone mineral density and bone geometric strength indices. Accepted for oral presentation, APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Jan 2013, San Diego, CA. 2. Gutekunst DJ; Bohnert KL; and DR Sinacore (2013). Buckling ratio, cortical thickness, and section modulus predict ex vivo failure loads in human metatarsals. Accepted for oral presentation, APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Jan 2013, San Diego, CA. 3. Sinacore DR; Gutekunst DJ; Bohnert KL; Mueller MJ; and MK Hastings (2013). Metatarsal buckling ratio as a fracture index in neuropathic (Charcot’s) arthropathy. Accepted for oral presentation, APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Jan 2013, San Diego, CA. 4. Gutekunst DJ; Liu L; Ju T; Hastings MK; and DR Sinacore (2012). A novel CT-based approach for assessing deformity in the diabetic neuropathic foot. Musculoskeletal Research Conference, Washington University Department of Orthopaedics.

Eye-tracking has a long tradition in psycholinguistic research, for example helping to investigate human language comprehension in the presence of non-linguistic context. We present a concurrent scene and written sentence presentation study, where we manipulate congruence and sentence type of structurally ambiguous German sentences. The corresponding displayed scenes show role-ambiguous characters involved in depicted actions. We investigate the effects of depicted events on ambiguity resolution in the context of a congruence decision task. Our concurrent presentation experiment combines aspects of several recent studies on scenesentence integration. We put our results in context and present a comprehensive analysis of our data. The detailed analysis allows direct comparison with various aspects of existing and future results of other studies. We replicate some results from related studies and discuss parallels and differences in the results. We present some interesting interactions between sentence type and congruence effects. Another goal of our study is to evaluate the new open source eye-tracking environment NEWTRACK (running on FreeDOS) and our custom portable DPIFilter post-processing and visualization software. NEWTRACK is more suitable for our study than for example PCEXPT. We give an overview of the features of NEWTRACK (e.g. support for near-standard hardware and automatic stimulus image analysis) and assess the current performance. We also review the current limitations of NEWTRACK and make suggestions for future enhancements.

The purpose of the article. The main forms of presentation of Petrykivka decorative painting in the contemporary artistic environment are analyzed, its adaptation to the requirements of the present is considered. The methodology of the research is based on general scientific and culturological methods. The interpretive principles of understanding of artistic facts and regularities in the context of modern cultural and communicative tendencies are used. The scientific novelty of the work consists in defining the place, the role of Petrykivka painting in the contemporary cultural process and the forms of its presentation in it. Conclusion. The most vivid examples of such forms and changes in Petrykivka painting are identified. The prevalence of presentation forms of Petrykivka painting, aimed at the mass consumer and mass participation, is emphasized.

Typhoid fever, caused by Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi, is the most common cause of enteric fever, and presents classically with fever and other gastrointestinal symptoms. We report an interesting case of a 27-year-old Indian man who lives in a semiurban area of Haryana (northern India) and presented with a 3-day-long history of intermittent fever, chills, and rigor. He was misdiagnosed previously as having mumps fever in view of the clinical presentation, but later, with proper workup, it was found to be an atypical presentation of typhoid fever. He responded well to intravenous antibiotics and recovered completely from typhoid infection.