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Structural-Semantic Features Of The Three Actantly Verbs In Modern Russian, F. Abdurakhmonov

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

The article deals with semantic representations, which are isolated from the interpretation of the actant structure of the verb. It can be assumed that as part of the semantic interpretation of the distributional-transformational scheme, the relation between the frames of the minimum interpretation determines the case value of each of the actants. To determine the meaning of a case, it is sufficient and necessary to refer the word of this case form to the distributional-transformational attribute and name the frame corresponding to the interpretation segment of the given noun.

Synonymic Relations Of Abstract Words, M. Hakimova

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

This article analyzes the synonymic approach of abstract words. The synonymic relationships between denotative and connotative differences were analyzed in detail. The synonymy and gradation of abstract words have been explained. Oral synonymy of abstract words has also been emphasized so that there is a tendency of expression of complicated abstract essences in speech with a clear, exact names for people, simplicity and figurative expressions.

On Heortonyms, Denoting Festivals Names In Uzbek Language, H. Solikhojayeva

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

In this article the linguistic classification of heortonyms expressing modern festivals names in the Uzbek language is shown.

Development Of Agricultural Vocabulary In The Uzbek Language, Sh. Matnazarov

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

This article discussed the linguistic features of some cultures in the Khorezmian dialect and analyzed them in detail. This article contains valuable information about the Uzbek farmers` agricultural lexicon and its development, features of farming lexion, variability in the agricultural vocabulary of the Uzbek language and some other languages of the Uzbek language of Khorezm has found its reflection.

Some Differences Of The Poetic And Poetic And Prosaic Variants Of The Poem, N. Umarova, N. Abdullayeva

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

In the given article the differences in the poetic and prose variants of the poem “Saddy Iskandary” on the example of the concept “gift” are analyzed

The Names Of The Diseases Cited In The Book “Canon Of Medicine (Abu Ali Ibn Sina)” And Their Specific Linguoculturological Aspects In Uzbek And English, F. Qosimova

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

The article offers a linguocultural analysis of the names of diseases cited in the book “Canon of Medicine”.

Oksiological Importance Of Proverbs, Denoting Family Relations, R. Majidova

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

The article deals with comparative analysis of proverbs in the Uzbek and Russian languages. Special attention is given to the proverbs that reflect family relations and their impact on culture.

New Interpretation Of Navoi Image, M. Yusupova

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

The article explores the skill of creating Oman Mukhtar's image, in particular the interpretation of Navoi's image. The peculiarities of the exploration of the Navoi embodiment from the perspective of the artist and writer are examined.

Abu Rayhаn Beruniy – Literary Sсholar, M. Madaminova

Scientific journal of the Fergana State University

This article deals with the services of Abu Raykhan Beruni, the great scholar of the renaissance period, in the field of literature. Biruni's observations on literary criticism are based on the findings of the Books of the Ancient Monuments and India. Special attention is paid to the observations and analyzes of genres in literature. It has been analyzed that Beruni's views on issues such as the emergence of a literary work and his creative personality are still significant.

Volume 116 Issue 1, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

The Southwestern - Archive

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Shf (Sisters Of The Holy Family) Archive Homecoming, Nadia Nasr

Staff publications, research, and presentations

On January 28, 2019, the SHF Archive began a nearly 3,000 mile journey from Fremont, California, to the archival processing facilities of History Associates located in Rockville, Maryland. Seven months later, on August 26, the SHF Archive arrived at its new home at Santa Clara University. This short presentation provides an overview of activities spanning three days during which History Associates and Archives & Special Collections staff unpacked and shelved the SHF collections in their new home.

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Volume 153, Issue 3

Binding During Sequence Learning Does Not Alter Cortical Representations Of Individual Actions, Patrick Beukema, Jörn Diedrichsen, Timothy D. Verstynen

Brain and Mind Institute Researchers' Publications

Copyright © 2019 the authors. As a sequence of movements is learned, serially ordered actions get bound together into sets to reduce computational complexity during planning and execution. Here, we investigated how actions become naturally bound over the course of learning and how this learning affects cortical representations of individual actions. Across 5 weeks of practice, neurologically healthy human subjects learned either a complex 32-item sequence of finger movements (trained group, n = 9; 3 female) or randomly ordered actions (control group, n = 9; 3 female). Over the course of practice, responses during sequence production in the trained group …

Integrating Youth Participation And Ecosocial Work: New Possibilities To Advance Environmental And Social Justice, Tania Schusler, Amy Krings, Melissa Hernández

Social Work: School of Social Work Faculty Publications and Other Works

This article reveals possibilities to expand the role of youth within ecosocial work practice. The Where I Stand Youth Summit held in Chicago, Illinois, provided a safe space for young people to reflect upon their understanding of, and roles within, social and environmental justice movements. Drawing upon critical youth empowerment theory and participant observation, we note that youth shared experiences of oppression across unique social identities, while displaying authentic communication, acceptance, and desire for solidarity. Re-defining what knowledge matters, along with intention and self-restoration, also emerged as critical to building young people’s agency and power to effect social change.

Modeling Interval Timing By Recurrent Neural Nets, Theodore Raphan, Eugene Dorokhin, Andrew R. Delamater

Publications and Research

The purpose of this study was to take a new approach in showing how the central nervous system might encode time at the supra-second level using recurrent neural nets (RNNs). This approach utilizes units with a delayed feedback, whose feedback weight determines the temporal properties of specific neurons in the network architecture. When these feedback neurons are coupled, they form a multilayered dynamical system that can be used to model temporal responses to steps of input in multidimensional systems. The timing network was implemented using separate recurrent “Go” and “NoGo” neural processing units to process an individual stimulus indicating the …

Examining Irish Educators’ Attitudes Regarding The Promotion Of Student Social And Emotional Wellbeing: Preliminary Findings, David Byrne

Other resources

Background: A review of the literature identifies that Irish post-primary students are at significant risk of experiencing negative affect in their academic lives. Previous research has demonstrated that initiatives aimed at promoting the development of emotional and social wellbeing in such students can produce positive outcomes such as higher academic achievement, improved self-efficacy and reduced attrition [1][2].

In 2017, the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) have recently published wellbeing guidelines which mandate all Irish secondary schools to allocate 300 hours of junior-cycle instruction to the promotion of students’ social and emotional wellbeing. While much is understood globally about …

Ms 151 Guide To The Robert G. Mccorkle Family Papers, (1920-1973), Robert G. Mccorkle (1923-1979)

Manuscript Finding Aids

The McCorkle Family collection includes framed artwork and awards; medical instruments including bronchial and esophageal specular, and laryngoscopes; and a leather doctor’s bag. See more at MS 151.

Criminal Arrests In Clark County, Nevada, By Jurisdiction 2006-2016, Elia Del Carmen Solano-Patricio, Caitlin Saladino, William E. Brown Jr.

Criminal Justice

Criminal arrests in Southern Nevada are on a downward trend. Despite a record-setting influx in population across the Las Vegas Valley and the surrounding metro area, officers in each of Clark County’s police jurisdictions arrest fewer people every year. The present study utilizes the Arrest Trends Tool created by the Vera Institute of Justice and the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program to measure the number of arrests made over ten years for a variety of illegal activities, including drug abuse, violence and murder, property crimes, sex crimes, alcohol-related crimes, theft, white collar crimes, and other offenses. This data set …

Vision For The Cities, Ishrat Husain Dr.

Faculty Research - Talks, Speeches, & Discourse

Pakistan is likely to face several difficult challenges in the next few decades such as Above average Population growth, rapid urbanization, youth dominated demographics, absorption and application of technological changes, Climate change and a move away from global integration and linkages. On the top of it we are faced with weak governance structure which has made us laggard in the region. In order to prepare for meeting these challenges we have to design a strategy that primarily addresses the governance issues. In my book “Governing the ungovernable” I have concluded that the main driver of change for governance reforms would …

Under The Radar: Simplifying The Representation Of Latent Class Characteristics, Jimi Adams, Adam M. Lippert

Faculty Publications

In this visualization, we demonstrate how to use radar plots to represent the class-specific posterior response probabilities from latent class analysis results. These plots allow for a simple representation of the class differences in the distributions across the modeled indicators. We demonstrate the utility of this approach with results from a published model of women’s employment and family life circumstances. In doing so, we demonstrate how to avoid some of the pitfalls common to radar plots and provide example code to allow other researchers to readily adapt this approach to present their own results.

Ag Lenders Panel Provides Insight Into Beef Systems Initiative, Jay Parsons, D. D. Redfearn, Mary E. Drewnoski

Cornhusker Economics

In 2017, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources (IANR) and Nebraska Extension made a commitment to implement a multidisciplinary Beef Systems Initiative (BSI). The BSI is administered by the Center for Grassland Studies and is comprised of six projects designed to develop and support the implementation of beef production systems that optimize feed resource use, natural resource conservation, and producer success in Nebraska through improved management of perennial grasslands and systems of integrated crop-beef cattle production. In addition to the BSI, a parallel project funded by the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) is studying …

Applying Library Of Congress Demographic Group Characteristics For Creators, Eric Willey, Angela Yon

Faculty and Staff Publications – Milner Library

This research project explores how to ethically, efficiently, and accurately add demographic terms for African American authors to catalog records. A Department of History graduate student located evidence of self-identification as African American for authors, and catalogers added the demographic term to bibliographic records and are in the process of creating work level Name Title Authority Records for titles written by those authors. This work is the beginning of systematically enhancing catalog data with author characteristics to support making such information available in faceted results.

Does Higher Education Make A Difference? The Influence Of Educational Attainment On Women’S And Men’S Employment Outcomes, Katelyn Mitri

MA Research Paper

Scholars agree that precarious employment is growing across and within all occupations and industries, but little is known on the educational attainment of precarious workers. Some studies suggest that recent graduates, women, and the less educated are more likely to be employed in precarious work. Other research contends that involuntary precarious employment is rising among all groups and educational levels. Using the May 2018 Labour Force Survey, this study explores whether higher education protects men and women from precarious employment, and if higher education has a protective effect on men’s and women’s wages within precarious employment. Findings suggest that women, …

Out Of The Closet And Into Sport: An Analysis Of Openly Lesbian Athletes, Rachel Fazzari

MA Research Paper

ABSTRACT. Coming out refers to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals disclosure of their sexual orientation. Coming out literature has often focused on the implications of coming out to family. Although there has been some research conducted on being out in sport, much of the research conducted on LGBT athletes has either been conducted before the twenty-first century or has been conducted solely on gay men. As a result, very little is known about the coming out experiences of lesbian athletes today. Since sport is rooted in masculine ideals and heterosexuality, it would be likely that lesbian athletes …

Living Arrangements, Proximity To Child/Parent And Depressive Symptoms Among Older Adults, Haemi Chung

MA Research Paper

Studies have demonstrated the links between living arrangements and depressive symptoms among older adults. Yet, little is known about how these associations may differ among foreign- and native-born older adults who have different needs and expectations for family relations. Using the Health and Retirement Study, I examine predictors of living arrangements among native- and foreign-born adults over the age of 50 using multinomial logistic regressions. I also run a series of logistic regressions to examine the association between living arrangements and risk of high depressive symptoms. The results show that nativity and immigration characteristics are significant predictors of living arrangements. …

The Interrelated Nature Of Trauma: Exploring The Narratives Of Persons Living With A Family Member Who Has Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Emily Johnson

MA Research Paper

The study of the relationship between work-related post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and the family has commonly been approached from both a psychological and psychiatric perspective. Moreover, these studies have primarily focused on how PTSD impacts familial relationships from the perspective of the individual who has PTSD, while little attention has been placed on the viewpoint of family members. By using data obtained from Beyond Blue and Reddit, the current study aims to redress this gap by directly exploring the perceptions of family members living with an emergency service worker who has PTSD. A qualitative content analysis was conducted using …

Faculty And Staff Appreciation Lunch, Central Washington University

Brooks Library Events

A chance for faculty and staff to celebrate the end of the academic year with a performance by The Professors and Fiddlers on the Wind. Pizza provided.

2019-08-27 Pca Treasurer's Report, Pennsylvania Counseling Association

PCA Treasurer’s Reports

No abstract provided.

Secondary Traumatic Stress Among Child Welfare Workers, Quality Improvement Center For Workforce Development

Other QIC-WD Products

There is growing evidence to suggest that child welfare workers are experiencing high levels of secondary traumatic stress (STS) as a result of exposure to traumatized clients in crisis (e.g., Barbee, et al, 2018). The Quality Improvement Center on Workforce Development (QIC-WD) surveyed 1,113 front line child welfare workers in 13 jurisdictions between November, 2017 and March, 2018 using the Bride (2007) Secondary Traumatic Stress Scale as part of a comprehensive workforce needs assessment. An average of 54% of participants reported clinical levels of STS. When these elevated numbers are compared to the original Bride research of social workers, they …