Darts

Task Management applications are readily used by many individuals; however, various clients utilize the applications distinctively relying upon their specific necessities. To recognize the issues faced by clients of task applications, I directed exploration to build up a comprehension of the market and clients' necessities. Web-based media and other easily available online interruptions make it difficult for us to remain fixed on our tasks and make it hard for us to tackle our job proficiently. Additionally, continually switching between tasks may give us the false inclination that we are being gainful when we are, indeed, not. It's more significant for us to focus on assignments and work on those that are generally significant, instead of zeroing in on erasing little things from our daily agenda only to feel good. The objective of this application is to assist us with getting mindful of how we invest energy and time doing those tasks and how profitable that time is. It can ...

Task Management applications are readily used by many individuals; however, various clients utilize the applications distinctively relying upon their specific necessities. To recognize the issues faced by clients of task applications, I directed exploration to build up a comprehension of the market and clients' necessities. Web-based media and other easily available online interruptions make it difficult for us to remain fixed on our tasks and make it hard for us to tackle our job proficiently. Additionally, continually switching between tasks may give us the false inclination that we are being gainful when we are, indeed, not. It's more significant for us to focus on assignments and work on those that are generally significant, instead of zeroing in on erasing little things from our daily agenda only to feel good. The objective of this application is to assist us with getting mindful of how we invest energy and time doing those tasks and how profitable that time is. It can help in improving our productivity by giving is a descriptive, pictorial view of our daily timeline and how to improve it. When we have a description of the assessed time we'll have to spend on our undertakings, alongside the approved time spent on the things for reference or individual/group reviews, we can deal with our day-by-day schedules all the more proficiently.

Every time a pet owner wants to visit a place he has to sit down and check if their pets are allowed over there or not, where to get all the pet products etc. So, the main motive behind our project is to make the life of pet owners hassle-free and provide them with a one stop solution. The idea is to develop a cross platform app (which can be accessed from both Android and iOS). Technologies used are: Flutter and Firebase, and the language used is DART. The various features incorporated are pet friendly places, parks, hotels, products etc. It would be similar to an e-shop app but it would be oriented towards pets. This application can save a lot of time and effort of the users and provide a more efficient way to handle things out.

Reading is one of the important ways through which foreign language learners can receive input. Finding more effective ways of improving reading comprehension and reading self-efficacy, while reducing reading anxiety, has been a concern of practitioners for many years. This study compared the effect of four reading models on reading comprehension, foreign language reading anxiety (FLRA), and reading self-efficacy. In order to do so, 184 female Iranian senior high school EFL students at intermediate English reading level were selected through convenience sampling in three high schools and one language institute in Zanjan. The participants were in four intact groups. Each group was randomly assigned to one of the treatment conditions-'Direct Activities Related to Texts' (DARTs), Peer-Assisted Learning Strategies (PALS), 'Read, Ask, and Put into your own words' (RAP), and 'Title, Headings, Introduction, Each first sentence, Visuals, End of each part, Summary' (THIEVES) models. These models were taught for eight sessions. Data were collected using the reading comprehension part of the Michigan Test of English Language Proficiency (MTELP), Foreign Language Reading Anxiety Scale (FLRAS), and Reading Self Efficacy Questionnaire (RSEQ). The collected data were analyzed using three one-way ANCOVA procedures. The results showed that the four models did not significantly differ in terms of their effect on foreign language reading anxiety and reading self-efficacy. However, there was a significant difference between the effect of THIEVES and RAP on reading comprehension in favor of RAP. Besides, only RAP and PALS improved reading self-efficacy. Moreover, DARTs, THIEVES, and RAP improved reading comprehension and decreased reading anxiety, whereas PALS increased reading anxiety and negatively affected reading comprehension. The theoretical and pedagogical implications of the findings are also discussed.

Quellenbasierte Studie zum Schefflin - Ein im deutschen Sprachraum während des späten 15. und 16. Jh. verbreiteter Mehrzweckspieß. Source-based examination of the Schefflin - A multi purpose spear used in German-speaking territories during the late 15th and 16th centuries.

"The atlatl weight or bannerstone has been assigned many different interpretations over the last one hundred years of study. Multiple experimental studies have attempted to determine the effect of increasing the weight of an atlatl on the mechanics of atlatl performance. Other studies and publications have focused on the stylistic and symbolic characteristics of these artifacts. Efforts to determine the function of these items have not produced conclusive results. There is still no consensus on why these items were originally manufactured, what they meant to the people who made them or what aspects of life they affected. In this study, I begin to resolve this uncertainty through a systematic experimental test of the hypothesis that adding weight to an atlatl creates a mechanical impact on weapon use. I tested this hypothesis by developing, and using an atlatl launch machine to control for all sources of variation in atlatl performance. This allows for the testing of the weapon effects instead of the human ones (e.g., skill, temporary physiological conditions, and the projection of expected results.) A statistical analysis of the data shows that compared to an unweighted atlatl, a weighted atlatl typically produces shots that travel shorter distances, but have higher levels of precision. These results lend themselves to the assertion that the atlatl weight or bannerstone did not just have symbolic function, but that it was likely used as a way to enhance the efficiency of the atlatl."

Ranged weapons — heads of spears, darts and arrows, as well as handles have been considered in the article,
originating from the monuments, which had been named “Odd Complexes”. An attempt has been made of typology
of this kind of off ensive weapons, numerous analogies drawn. Compared to the previous period of III BC, sharp decrease
in these kinds of weapons has been established. At the same time the rather dense concentration of spearheads
and darts’ heads in the “Odd Complexes”.
The analysis made has shown that there was no typological uniformity in the weapons studied and in the other
objects (helmets, horse harness) also originating from the “Odd Complexes”. Here the Scythian, Meotic and Celtic
features are traced.

L. albus is an annual grain-legume crop mainly grown for high-protein fodder worldwide but also to produce large seeds for human consumption as a snack-food. In order to make genetic gains in grain yield, assessment of the genetic variation in the germplasm and identification of loci associated with agronomic traits are essential. Phomopsis blight (PB) and Pleiochaeta root rot (PRR), caused by the fungal pathogens Diaporthe toxica and, Pleiochaeta setosa respectively, are two major yield-limiting diseases of the L. albus crop. The extent of genetic diversity in 94 accessions of L. albus comprising: Australian and exotic cultivars, advanced breeding lines, and landraces originating from 26 different countries was determined utilizing PCR-based genic, and microarray-based Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT™), markers. All accessions were evaluated for resistance to PB in two plant tissues (leaves and stems) using either sprayed or injected spore inoculum. A subset of 58 accessions was further evaluated for resistance to PRR by growing seedlings in spore-infested potting mix. The combined data of 724 (50 genic- and 674 DArT) markers were used for cluster analysis. A subset of 324 markers with call rate ≥95% and predicted disease scores of different genotypes were used to identify marker loci accounting for phenotypic variation in PB and PRR resistance using linear regression analysis. Several markers showed significant association with PB or PRR resistance at P < 0.05. Our results showed that favourable alleles for PB and PRR resistance are present in the diverse accessions investigated and they will provide valuable materials for lupin breeding.