Triple-point magnetic flux rope analysis for the 2020 April 19 CME observed in situ by Solar Orbiter, Bepi Colombo, and WIND

<p>We present initial results for a triple-point analysis for the in situ magnetic field measurements of a CME observed at three independent locations. On the 19th of April 2020, Solar Orbiter observed a CME in situ at a radial distance of around 0.8 au. This CME was subsequently also detected by the Wind and Bepi Colombo satellites closer to Earth. This triple in situ measurement of a CME provides us the unique opportunity to test the consistency of the measurements with our own 3D Coronal Rope Ejection (3DCORE) model. A triple measurement allows for up to seven different data combinations to be analyzed (three single-point, three dual-point, and one single triple-point combination) which gives us information on how our analysis pipeline responds to multi-point measurements and how the results change with measurements at differing radial and longitudinal distances. The goal of this study is to test whether all three in situ measurements can still be described by a slightly bent flux rope geometry and how adding additional measurements can improve the accuracy of inferred model parameters.</p>

Pengaruh Kombinasi Titik Lokal Dan YNSA Terhadap Penurunan Derajat Nyeri Pada Pasien Nyeri Pinggang (Low Back Pain)

Background: Low Back Pain is a common disorder involving the muscles, nerves and spine. The use of combination acupuncture, namely the local point and Yamamoto News Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) is expected to accelerate the decrease in pain in patients with Low Back Pain. Methods: This study is used 45 respondents divided into 3 treatment groups, namely 1) Local point acupuncture therapy group, 2) Yamamoto News Scalp Acupuncture acupuncture therapy group, and 3) Local point combination with Yamamoto News Scalp Acupuncture therapy group. This research was conducted in the working area of the Ngemplak Community Health Center, Boyolali from January 2017 to September 2017. Measurement of pain using Visual Analog Scale (VAS). Results: The evaluation results showed that the respondent's data is normally distributed and homogeneous. ANOVA test showed there was a significant relationship between the local point acupuncture therapy group, Yamamoto News Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) and Combination. The F value in this study is smaller than α (0.05). The T test showed that local acupuncture therapy is more effective than Yamamoto acupuncture therapy. News Scalp Acupuncture, and point combination acupuncture therapy are more effective than local points. Conclusion: Therfore it is the first report that proved the better method of combination (Local Point and YNSA) for reducing LBP quickly.

Analyses on the BIM Technology Using in the Design of Green Village Buildings

Based on current status of village buildings as a starting point, combination of BIM technology with the design the green village buildings is discussed. By using software to simulate the concrete village building energy consumption, application effect of BIM technology is verified. Result shows that BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology not only help to make the building satisfying the green standards, saving energy by 32% than the other village buildings in the region , but also makes the time period percentage of building satisfying the requirement of minimum illumination that relying on natural lighting alone as much as 92.6%. It is helpful to energy saving, environmental protection, reduction of construction cost, and would become an important platform for planning and construction of green village buildings.

Point: Combination Versus Single-Agent Chemotherapy: The Argument for Sequential Single Agents

Metastatic breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease, and treatment decisions depend on several individualized patient and tumor characteristics. Although combination therapy often shows improved response rates in metastatic breast cancer, few studies have shown superiority in overall survival. The choice of combination versus sequential single-agent treatment, therefore, must consider many factors, with no one strategy right for all patients. This article reviews several important clinical trials that address this issue, and argues for single-agent sequential therapy for most patients with metastatic breast cancer.