Complications Associated With a Monocorial Twin Pregnancy Monoamniotic.

A case report of a monoamniotic monochorionic twin pregnancy is presented and a literature review of its associated complications is carried out. A literature search was carried out in databases such as Medline / Pubmed, selecting articles published in Spanish and English during the period from January 1990 to May 2013. The terms “twins”, “monozygotic twins”, “ multiple pregnancy”, “twin pregnancy”. Review articles and cross-sectional studies were included. Monoamniotic monochorial twin gestation is a rare event. This condition is associated with multiple obstetric complications including fetal death related to umbilical cord accidents (crossovers). The objective of prenatal care is the prevention of fetal mortality, so continuous testing of fetal well-being is suggested. Termination of pregnancy in the 34th week of gestation by caesarean section, after administration of steroids, has been proposed.

Evaluation of the Feasibility of Parametric Estimation in Devops Continuous Planning

DevOps aims to shorten project schedules, boost productivity, and manage quick development-deployment cycles without compromising business or quality. It necessitates good sprint management. Continuous Testing detects integration issues considerably earlier in the development process. It reduces the cost of defect resolution and frees up the tester's time for exploratory testing and value-added activities. Continuous testing allows for more frequent, shorter, and more efficient releases. It ties people, technology, and processes together. Continuous Planning, particularly effort estimation, is closely linked to Continuous Testing. This paper examines the state of the art in DevOps parametric estimate in continuous planning, as well as the difficulties and best practises. Keywords: Project, Testing, Continuous, Planning

Monitoring Item Performance With CUSUM Statistics in Continuous Testing

In many educational assessments, items are reused in different administrations throughout the life of the assessments. Ideally, a reused item should perform relatively similarly over time. In reality, an item may become easier with exposure, especially when item preknowledge has occurred. This article presents a novel cumulative sum procedure for detecting item preknowledge in continuous testing where data for each reused item may be obtained from small and varying sample sizes across administrations. Its performance is evaluated with simulations and analytical work. The approach is effective in detecting item preknowledge quickly with group size at least 10 and is easy to implement with varying item parameters. In addition, it is robust to the ability estimation error introduced in the simulations.

A Perspective on Tribology and Design

The quality of design determines the performance of all tribological systems. Tribological failures of the system may be avoided through rational and creative design. In that sense, there is a symbiotic relationship between tribology and design. Many tribology problems encountered are often the result of poor system design. By properly designing the tribological system, potential failures caused by friction and wear can be avoided or minimized. Continuous testing of poorly designed tribological systems, which occur in some cases, can be costly without noticeable improvements in the system performance. Since well-designed products yield immense benefits, the creation of tribological systems based on rational design should be pursued. The biggest source of tribological problems is the coupling of the functional requirements (FRs) that are introduced during the early stage of design. We should attempt to eliminate coupled tribological systems to improve the performance of tribological systems. Some examples are given to illustrate the importance of rational designs in implementing tribological systems, including the design of additive manufacturing systems.

Design Thinking Budget and Savings Planner Inspiration of the Hadith of the Prophet

This study aims to discuss the inspiration for the hadith of the Prophet. in financial management. Qualitative research methods through literature study and field studies with the hadith design approach. The results and discussion of this research include good management education, inspiration for the example of the Prophet. in saving, and the Budget and Saving Planner. This research concludes that the hadith of the Prophet. has inspirational messages in raising awareness of saving with the presence of the Budget and Savings Planner book through innovative ideas with continuous testing appropriately to create Indonesians who like to save and increase awareness of saving for the Indonesian people.