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Attitudes Of Computer Teachers Towards Using E-Tests In The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia And Its Relation To Some Variables, D. M. Gharawi, M. G. Alzahrani Apr 2023

Attitudes Of Computer Teachers Towards Using E-Tests In The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia And Its Relation To Some Variables, D. M. Gharawi, M. G. Alzahrani

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The current study investigated the attitudes of computer teachers towards using e-exams in teaching computer curricula in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In addition, the relation of these attitudes to gender, teaching experience, educational level, and educational district were examined. The objectives of the study were achieved through following the descriptive approach. A questionnaire was designed and applied to a sample of (502) male and female computer teachers, that was recruited using the stratified random sample method. To analyze the data, means and standard deviations were calculated, and to examine the statistical differences attributed to the gender, the independent samples …

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Emotional Intelligence For English Students With Learning Disabilities In Light Of Some Variables, S. R. Darawsheh, I. T. Al-Darabah, A. A. Bedaiwy, I. Gmach Apr 2023

Emotional Intelligence For English Students With Learning Disabilities In Light Of Some Variables, S. R. Darawsheh, I. T. Al-Darabah, A. A. Bedaiwy, I. Gmach

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This study aimed at determining the level of emotional intelligence for a sample of students with learning disabilities in Irbid province in light of the variables of age, grade and learning disability type. The study sample consisted of (450) learning disabilities students from the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grades. To achieve the aims of the study, the scale of emotional intelligence was used, and it consisted of 35 clauses distributed into four fields: determining emotions, managing emotions, compassion and social efficiency. Their validity and stability were verified. The study findings revealed that individuals had a moderate level of emotional …

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The Effect Of Creativity On Entrepreneurial Behavior: The Moderating Role Of Demographics, N. Shaheen, S. Al-Haddad, A. Marei, L. Daoud Apr 2023

The Effect Of Creativity On Entrepreneurial Behavior: The Moderating Role Of Demographics, N. Shaheen, S. Al-Haddad, A. Marei, L. Daoud

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This study aims to determine the effect of creativity on entrepreneurial behavior with demographics as a moderating variable. Creativity is critical for improving entrepreneurial behavior (EB). However, few studies exist in the literature about this topic in developing countries. Building on the literature, the study proposed a positive effect between creativity and entrepreneurial behavior. The study also proposed the demographic variables as moderating variables. The population of the study consists of all the entrepreneurs and workers at entrepreneurial enterprises in Jordan. The sample of study was composed of 155 respondents; the responses were gathered using the convenience sampling method. Simple …

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Cultural Dimensions’ Effects On Perceptions Of Learning Using Social Media: A Comparative Study Between The University Of Sharjah And The University Of Arkansas Students, T. Snoussi, A. Alrubaye, A. Radwan, E. Khalil Apr 2023

Cultural Dimensions’ Effects On Perceptions Of Learning Using Social Media: A Comparative Study Between The University Of Sharjah And The University Of Arkansas Students, T. Snoussi, A. Alrubaye, A. Radwan, E. Khalil

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This research examines the impact of cultural dimensions on perceptions of social media as an educational tool in two different contexts. The study included 815 students volunteered to answer the survey questions from the University of Sharjah (UoS) in the United Arab Emirates and the University of Arkansas (UoA) in the United States of America. The results were analyzed via SPSS, and then counteracted with a Push-pull-mooring model to check for differences in terms of cultural contexts that would be reflected in perceptions of the value of social media in learning. The results reveal a number of differences. Students from …

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Reflections Of Six Student Teachers Enrolled In An Online Practicum- Case Study, E. S. Alhabeeb Apr 2023

Reflections Of Six Student Teachers Enrolled In An Online Practicum- Case Study, E. S. Alhabeeb

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The current qualitative research explores six student teachers reflections on the online practicum after shifting from in-school to online delivery due to the COVID-19 quarantine. This research was undertaken with the application of quasi-structured interviews with six student teachers. The thematic analysis uncovered the student teachers perceptions regarding the online practicum and highlighted opportunities afforded by an online practicum, including time and effort efficiency; accurate performance and rapid completion, significant development of planning skills, ability to understand students and deal with different teaching situations, stimulation of innovation and creativity in teaching; and promotion of self-learning. The findings also underlined potential …

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Early Childhood Teachers Beliefs About Mathematics Teaching And Learning, Rania H. Elwan, Hanan A. A. Ebrahim, Ibtesam A. Y. Hussain, Norhan A. H. Nounou Apr 2023

Early Childhood Teachers Beliefs About Mathematics Teaching And Learning, Rania H. Elwan, Hanan A. A. Ebrahim, Ibtesam A. Y. Hussain, Norhan A. H. Nounou

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The current research aimed to investigate the beliefs that early childhood teachers adopt about teaching and learning mathematics in the kindergartens of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The teachers are role models for the child from whom he draws his knowledge, behavior, attitudes, concepts and experiences. and their classroom practice, which positively affects the level of the child and his attitudes towards the learning and teaching processes in general, and the mathematics course in particular, because of its importance in real life because it helps him to think, make decisions and solve problems he faces in his life. This has …

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Intelligent Optimization Systems For Maintenancescheduling Of Power Plant Generators, F. B. Ismail, G. S. Randhawa, A. Al-Bazi, Ammar Ahmed Alkahtani Apr 2023

Intelligent Optimization Systems For Maintenancescheduling Of Power Plant Generators, F. B. Ismail, G. S. Randhawa, A. Al-Bazi, Ammar Ahmed Alkahtani

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This paper presents a Genetic Algorithm (GA) and Ant-Colony (AC) optimization model for power plant generators’ maintenance scheduling. Maintenance scheduling of power plant generators is essential for ensuring the reliability and economic operation of a power system. Proper maintenance scheduling prolongs the shelf life of the generators and prevents unexpected failures. To reduce the cost and duration of generator maintenance, these models are built with various constants, fitness functions, and objective functions. The Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), a decision-making tool, is implemented to aid the researcher in prioritizing and re-ranking the maintenance activities from the most important to the least. …

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The Mediating Role Of Employee Engagement On The Relationship Between Electronic Human Resource Management And Organizational Effectiveness, Mohammad Faleh Ahmmad Hunitie, Samer Hamadneh, Sami Awwad Al-Kharabsheh, Abdallah Bader Alzoubi Apr 2023

The Mediating Role Of Employee Engagement On The Relationship Between Electronic Human Resource Management And Organizational Effectiveness, Mohammad Faleh Ahmmad Hunitie, Samer Hamadneh, Sami Awwad Al-Kharabsheh, Abdallah Bader Alzoubi

Information Sciences Letters

This study seeks to analyze the impact of electronic human resources management on organizational effectiveness through the mediating role of employee engagement. The study population consisted employees working at commercial banks in Jordan. To collect required primary data a random sample was adopted composing of 612 employees. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was conducted for analysis the collected data and testing hypotheses. The results of the study showed that electronic human resource management has positive impact on employee engagement and organizational effectiveness, as well as employee engagement has also positive impact on organizational effectiveness. Further, it was resulted that employee engagement …

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Using The Linear Discriminant Analysis Method To Classify Types Of Bowels And Esophageal Cancer In Jordan, Adeeb Ahmed Al Rahamneh, Sami Senyal Jresat, Faraj Zubaidi, Sulieman Ibraheem Shelash Al-Hawary Apr 2023

Using The Linear Discriminant Analysis Method To Classify Types Of Bowels And Esophageal Cancer In Jordan, Adeeb Ahmed Al Rahamneh, Sami Senyal Jresat, Faraj Zubaidi, Sulieman Ibraheem Shelash Al-Hawary

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The research aims at achieving the best linear model to distinguish between two types of Bowels and Esophageal cancer in Jordan, using the methodofdiscriminant analysis, the SPSS program was used to analyze the data. The study concluded a number of results, the most prominent of which were: the variables sex (x1), weight (x3), and Platelets Count P.C (x8) which have a significant impact in constructing the discriminatory function. The probability of correct classification of a disease belonging to the first group was equal to (62.8%) and to the second group was equal to (77%). The probability of misclassification in the …

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Enhance Linux Security Server Misconfigurations And Hardening Methods, Belal Ayyoub, Ashraf Abu-Ein, Bilal Zahran, Jihad Nader Apr 2023

Enhance Linux Security Server Misconfigurations And Hardening Methods, Belal Ayyoub, Ashraf Abu-Ein, Bilal Zahran, Jihad Nader

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The calamity begins if an attacker successfully compromises a system and gains access to high-level privileges. This paper presents and addresses a vulnerable Linux server with typical flaws and configuration errors. This paper aims to show how these widespread vulnerabilities might be used by an attacker to compromise the server. In order to prevent building and setting up a Linux server with risks and low security, as well as to guarantee the integrity and confidentiality of user and customer information, this paper instructs aspiring system administrators and developers on how to avoid making such errors in their initial configuration for …

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The Impact Of Business Intelligence Capabilities On Strategic Agility In Commercial Banks In Jordan, R. O. K. Alshawabkeh Apr 2023

The Impact Of Business Intelligence Capabilities On Strategic Agility In Commercial Banks In Jordan, R. O. K. Alshawabkeh

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This study aimed to examine the impact of business intelligence capabilities on strategic agility. Accelerated technological progress has pushed organizations to race towards adopting strategies and techniques commensurate with this progress in order to achieve strategic goals effectively and efficiently by anticipating changes and adapting to them quickly. The study population was composed of managers at commercial banks in Jordan, as it is considered one of the economic pillars and a catalyst for increasing investments. A random sample was used in collecting data those consisted of (190) managers who formed a response rate of (89.62%). Structural equation modeling (SEM) was …

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A Multi-Criteria Model For Sustainable Development Goals Using Fuzzy Goal Programming-Application For Egypt, Amani Elrayes, Elsayed Badr, Essam El Seidy, Aya Rabie Apr 2023

A Multi-Criteria Model For Sustainable Development Goals Using Fuzzy Goal Programming-Application For Egypt, Amani Elrayes, Elsayed Badr, Essam El Seidy, Aya Rabie

Information Sciences Letters

This article proposes fuzzy goal programming model that combines optimal resource allocation with prospective goals for economic development, electricity consumption, employment, and greenhouse gas emission reduction in Egypt’s primary economic sectors. The presented model analyses the prospects for improvement, the effort required, and the implementation of sustainable development strategies. The model also offers valuable insights to decision makers for both strategic planning and investment allocations towards sustainable development. We validate the model by applying it to Egypt’s important economic sectors to meet the country’s 2030 sustainable development goals.

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Magnetohydrodynamic Stability Of Self-Gravitating Streaming Fluid Cylinder, S. S. Elazab, A. A. Hasan, Z. M. Ismail, R. K. Mohamed Apr 2023

Magnetohydrodynamic Stability Of Self-Gravitating Streaming Fluid Cylinder, S. S. Elazab, A. A. Hasan, Z. M. Ismail, R. K. Mohamed

Information Sciences Letters

The stability self- gravitating magneto-hydrodynamic of the cylinder flowing fluid was examined. Relation of eigenvalue is derivative. Analytical, the findings were explained, and numerically, they were confirmed. The magnetic and capillary are very strong stabilise, while the streaming is destabilise. The (un)-stable domains are specified. Checked the capillary effect and magnetic fields have an effect just on models self-gravitating instabilities.

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Electronic Financial Crimes: The Required Skills, Education And Qualifications For Forensic Accountants To Predict And Prevent, Khaleel Al-Daoud, Yousef Abuorabi, Riyad Darwazeh, Mohammad Yousef Nawaiseh Apr 2023

Electronic Financial Crimes: The Required Skills, Education And Qualifications For Forensic Accountants To Predict And Prevent, Khaleel Al-Daoud, Yousef Abuorabi, Riyad Darwazeh, Mohammad Yousef Nawaiseh

Information Sciences Letters

The main objective of this study is to explore the essential requirements that are required for accountants to perform their duties as forensic accountants (FAs) from the perspectives of two key stakeholders (professional accountants and lawyers) —including the main skills, level of education, area of specialisation and forensic accounting credentials that FAs should possess to practice forensic accounting services effectively and efficiently. A semi-structured interviews were conducted to the target population who are the user of forensic services. The NVivo software was used to assist the raw data in a systematic method process. The findings identified the master’s degree as …

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A Stylistic Study Into The Poem “The Lost Alternative” By The Poet: Nizar Abu Naser, M. I. Alhourani, M. H. Faqeeh, A. K. A. Alsharef, M. I. Amayreh Apr 2023

A Stylistic Study Into The Poem “The Lost Alternative” By The Poet: Nizar Abu Naser, M. I. Alhourani, M. H. Faqeeh, A. K. A. Alsharef, M. I. Amayreh

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This study was performed based on the poem “the Lost Alternative” by the poet Nizar Abu Naser. This poem is part of the divan “the Lost Alternative.” To conduct the study, the stylistic method was adopted. Thus, the title, as well as the stylistic levels such as the language, combinations, visualization, and rhythm were studied. That is, the role of different styles in enriching the text and its semantic and aesthetic aspects were investigated.

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The Impact Of The Teacher’S Personality On The Motivation Of Learning The English Language Among Governmental School Students In Saudi Arabia, A. M. H. Alrishan, S. A. Alwaely, A. K. Alshammari, R. K. Alshammari Apr 2023

The Impact Of The Teacher’S Personality On The Motivation Of Learning The English Language Among Governmental School Students In Saudi Arabia, A. M. H. Alrishan, S. A. Alwaely, A. K. Alshammari, R. K. Alshammari

Information Sciences Letters

The current study aimed to identify the impact of the teachers personality on the motivation of learning English among government school students in the city of Abha, Saudi Arabia. The descriptive correlative method was used, and two questionnaires were designed to collect the data. They were distributed electronically, and the study targeted a sample of English language teachers in public secondary schools in Abha, and a sample of high school students in Abha, who were chosen randomly in a simple way. The results of the study showed that English language teachers have personal characteristics that qualify them to teach in …

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Parents’ Role In Gifted Students’ Educational Issues And Development, M. A. Alkhawaldeh, S. A. Alwaely, Y. N. Al Sabi, S. D. Abueita Apr 2023

Parents’ Role In Gifted Students’ Educational Issues And Development, M. A. Alkhawaldeh, S. A. Alwaely, Y. N. Al Sabi, S. D. Abueita

Information Sciences Letters

The purpose of this research is to assess the role of parents in the education of children with exceptional intellect. This study is a qualitative and descriptive research effort conducted with parental participation. The researcher created an interview grid as the primary instrument, which was verified by two individuals before to use. Several approaches, including observation, the inspection of documents, and interviews, were used to collect data. Data triangulation, source triangulation, time triangulation, method triangulation, and outcome triangulation were used to validate the data. The Miles-Huberman-Saldana paradigm for data analysis consists of four stages: data collection, data compression, data presentation, …

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Psychometric Properties Of The Children’S Phonological Awareness Assessment, A. El Gamal Apr 2023

Psychometric Properties Of The Children’S Phonological Awareness Assessment, A. El Gamal

Information Sciences Letters

The current study aims to investigate the psychometric properties of the childrens phonological awareness assessment. The study sample included (80) boys and girls, who were selected by (40) boys and girls from the (Aldawa Islamic Private School), and a sample of (40) boys and girls from the (Ibn Sina Private School) was applied to them with a phonological perception scale ranging in age from 5 to 8 years. The study concluded that the phonological awareness assessment, which was prepared in the current study, has a high degree of validity and reliability, which confirms the validity of this scale for use …

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An Effective Chaotic Image Encryption Algorithm Based On Piecewise Non-Linear Chaotic Map, A. A. Abu-Ein Apr 2023

An Effective Chaotic Image Encryption Algorithm Based On Piecewise Non-Linear Chaotic Map, A. A. Abu-Ein

Information Sciences Letters

Recent years have seen an increasing number of discrete chaotic algorithms proposed. In spite of this, most of them have issues, such as security or lack of robustness. The dynamic image encryption system presented here is based on one-dimensional non-linear chaotic maps. Stable period-one fixed point or ergodic properties distinguish this dynamical system from other types. They undergo bifurcation from a stable single periodic state to a chaotic one, without undergoing the conventional period doubling. KS-entropy for this map is also shown in relation to the control parameter. Encryption failures, such as a low level of security, a low speed …

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Effectiveness Of Counseling Program To Cope Withpsychosocial Effects Of Crises (Covid-19 Model), N. Ibrahim, M. Abd El-Meged Apr 2023

Effectiveness Of Counseling Program To Cope Withpsychosocial Effects Of Crises (Covid-19 Model), N. Ibrahim, M. Abd El-Meged

Information Sciences Letters

The current research aims to reveal the effectiveness of a counseling program to relieve the negative psychological and social effects created by the Covid-19 pandemic among a sample of female students at Al-Jouf University, by designing a counseling program based on psychological counseling techniques to mitigate these psychosocial repercussions. To achieve this goal, the researchers prepared a questionnaire on the psychological and social repercussions of the emerging coronavirus. The current research relied on the quasi-experimental approach with a one-group experimental design with pre- post- and, follow-up measurements to reveal the effectiveness of an indicative program which was applied to the …

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Arabic Teachers’ Evaluation Degree Of Their Reading Teaching Strategies And Practices, Ali M. Telfah, Mohammad F. Al-Hawamdah Apr 2023

Arabic Teachers’ Evaluation Degree Of Their Reading Teaching Strategies And Practices, Ali M. Telfah, Mohammad F. Al-Hawamdah

Information Sciences Letters

The present study measured the Arabic teachers’ evaluation degree of their own reading teaching strategies and practices to reveal any statistically significant differences in terms of two teacher-related variables: educational qualification and years of experience. In order to achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher developed a questionnaire of 33 paragraphs distributed in three phases: pre-reading, during-reading, and post-reading. The study sample consisted of 302 female and male Arabic teachers who were selected following the simple random approach out of the total study population (730 female and male teachers). The results of the study revealed that the Arabic teachers’ …

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Using High Dimensional Computing On Arabic Language Speech To Text Classification, George S. Rady, Mamdouh F. Mohamed, Khaled F. Hussain Apr 2023

Using High Dimensional Computing On Arabic Language Speech To Text Classification, George S. Rady, Mamdouh F. Mohamed, Khaled F. Hussain

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High-Dimensional Processing is the idea that mind register illustrations of neural activities which are not immediately related with numbers. The objective of the article is hyper- dimensional computation of data for categorization of text from two distinct speech datasets, namely the Arabic Corpus dataset and the MediaSpeech dataset with four languages (Arabic, Spanish, French, and Turkish). Through the use of an n-gram encoding scheme, hyper dimensional computing is used to conduct the analysis from the prior set of data. Using hyper dimensional computing, the MediaSpeech dataset accomplishes 100% accuracy for all 4-gram to 14-gram encoding schemes, while the Arabic Corpus …

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Effects Of Porosity, Rotation, Thermomagnetic, And Thickness Variation On Functionally Graded Tapered Annular Disks, R. M. Tantawy, A. M. Zenkour Apr 2023

Effects Of Porosity, Rotation, Thermomagnetic, And Thickness Variation On Functionally Graded Tapered Annular Disks, R. M. Tantawy, A. M. Zenkour

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This paper presents a study on porous functionally graded piezoelectric (FGP) annular disks. The paper discussed the magneto-electric-hygrothermal effects on rotating variable thickness porous FG annular disks. Material properties coefficients and magnetic permeability are changed in a power function of radius. The disk is subjected to various loading of a uniform magnetic field, hygrothermal effect, and variation of electric potentials and mechanical pressure on the disk. A semi-analytical technique is used to get the mathematical solution of the rotating annular disk. Numerical outcomes are provided to examine the porosity factor and grading index on the rotating of the disk by …

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Estimation Of The Weibull Distribution Parameters And Reliability Using Kernel And Bayes Approaches, M. Maswadah, M. Seham Apr 2023

Estimation Of The Weibull Distribution Parameters And Reliability Using Kernel And Bayes Approaches, M. Maswadah, M. Seham

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A new estimation technique based on the non-parametric kernel density estimation is introduced as an alternative and reliable technique for estimation in life testing models. This technique estimates the density functions of the parameters and reliability directly from the data without any prior assumptions about the underlying distribution parameters. The efficiency of this technique has been studied comparing to the Bayesian estimation of the parameters and reliability of the Weibull distribution based on the non-informative, informative and the informative conjugate priors, via Monte Carlo simulations, which indicated the robustness of the proposed method than the Bayesian approach. Finally, a numerical …

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Identifying Humans Based On Biometric Iris Recognition Using An Interactive Transfer Learning Framework, Marwan Abu-Zanona Apr 2023

Identifying Humans Based On Biometric Iris Recognition Using An Interactive Transfer Learning Framework, Marwan Abu-Zanona

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Deep learning recently unveiled the most well-known methods for picture recognition. The most common method used for identification is human verification based on biometric samples. The prohibitive cost of creating, training, and using such models for the expansion of computer vision applications is the key barrier in such fields. To solve this issue, transfer learning provides flexible solutions to model the appropriate Convolutional Neural network (CNN) quickly and efficiently. In such a framework a previously trained CNN on a large dataset with a high number of classes is adapted to the at-hand taxonomizing problem. Iris is one of the most …

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Egyptian Women’S Psychological Hardness And Its Relationship To Managing Family Crises, S. M. Zakaria, N. H. Abu Sekina, H. S. M. Abdel-Atti, S. A. Sherif Apr 2023

Egyptian Women’S Psychological Hardness And Its Relationship To Managing Family Crises, S. M. Zakaria, N. H. Abu Sekina, H. S. M. Abdel-Atti, S. A. Sherif

Information Sciences Letters

This research aims to reveal the effectiveness of a counseling program to improve the psychological resilience of Egyptian women in the light of managing family crises. The main sample of the research consisted of (503) “one hundred and fifty-three” housewives who are working and not working within the borders of the two governorates (Kafr El-Sheikh - Menoufia) of Lower Egypt and (Minya-Assuit) of Upper Egypt. The experimental study sample consisted of (30) women who were selected from the lower spring from the basic study sample with a low level of psychological hardness when managing crises. And the experimental method, the …

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Torsional Behavior Of Rc Beams Strengthened By Near Surface Mounted-Steel Wire Rope Under Repeated Loading, Israa Kh. Jasim, Mazin B. Abdulrahman Apr 2023

Torsional Behavior Of Rc Beams Strengthened By Near Surface Mounted-Steel Wire Rope Under Repeated Loading, Israa Kh. Jasim, Mazin B. Abdulrahman

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In this paper, the torsional behavior of strengthened beams, which were subjected to constant and incremental repeated loads is studied. Repeated loads have a negative effect on the strength of beams as they reduce the beams resistance to external loads. External strengthening is usually used to increase the strength of beams for different applied loading. The near-surface mounted technique is a type of strengthening recently used to improve the strength of beams. The experimental program includes testing of twelve beams. All beams have the same dimensions and the same reinforcement. Nine of those beams are strengthened with different configurations of …

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Quality Of Life And Its Relationship To Academic Engagement In Light Of The Variables Of Gender And Academic Achievement Among University Students, A. A. Alanzi Apr 2023

Quality Of Life And Its Relationship To Academic Engagement In Light Of The Variables Of Gender And Academic Achievement Among University Students, A. A. Alanzi

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The study aimed to identify the quality of life and its relationship to academic Engagement in light of the variables of gender and academic achievement among university students. The sample consisted of (310) students from Jouf), The quality-of-life scale and the academic Engagement scale (prepared by the researcher) were used. The results of the study indicated that there was a direct, statistically significant, correlation between quality of life and academic Engagement. The results also indicated that there were statistically significant differences in the quality of life according to the variable of academic achievement, and there were no statistically significant differences …

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Saudi Banks Level Of Compliance With Accounting Standards Of Accounting And Auditing Organization For Islamic Financial Institutions, S. A. Al-Bogami Apr 2023

Saudi Banks Level Of Compliance With Accounting Standards Of Accounting And Auditing Organization For Islamic Financial Institutions, S. A. Al-Bogami

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This paper aims to reveal the level of compliance with the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) standard on General Presentation and Disclosures by Saudi Banks that are more compliant with Islamic banking principles. The researcher conducted a content analysis of four Saudi banks annual reports based on the questionnaire prepared for the AAOIFI standard on General Presentation and Disclosure in the financial statements. Based on the methodology adopted, the overall compliance of Saudi Banks with the AAOIFI standard on General Presentation and Disclosure is high (85%) relative to the findings in other countries. However, the categories …

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The Effect Of Using Augmented Reality Technology On The Cognitive Holding Power And The Attitude Towards It Among Middle School Students In Al-Qurayyat Governorate, Saudi Arabia, M. N. Al-Anazi, M. H. R. Khalaf Apr 2023

The Effect Of Using Augmented Reality Technology On The Cognitive Holding Power And The Attitude Towards It Among Middle School Students In Al-Qurayyat Governorate, Saudi Arabia, M. N. Al-Anazi, M. H. R. Khalaf

Information Sciences Letters

The current study was to use augmented reality technology (ART) in the science course (SC) at the middle school level in Al-Qurayyat Governorate, Saudi Arabia, and to assess how it affected the students attitudes toward AR (ATAR) and cognitive holding power (CHP). The ART is utilized to enhance learning results, particularly when generating challenging, novel, and abstract scientific theories. The CHP measure, and the ATAR measure were developed for this research. 58 school students took part in this study. They have been split into two categories: the experimental group was in group one, and the control group was in group …

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