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2021 ii KATA PENGANTAR Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Bismillahirrahmanirrahim Dengan menyebut nama allah yang maha pengasih lagi maha penyayang, puji dan syukur saya panjatkan atas kehadiran Allah SWT berkat rahmat dan hidayahnya lah saya dapat menyelesaikan makalah ini sebagaimana mestinya. Tidak lupa pula saya sampaikan banyak terimakasih kepada Dosen pembimbing Wirmie Eka Putra,S.E.,M.Si. Untuk ridho dan barokah sangat saya harapkan untuk menuju ilmu yang bermanfaat. Terimakasih juga kepada pihak yang telah membantu dalam pembuatan makalah. Terlepas dari ini semua saya menyadari sepenuhnya bahwa masih ada kekurangan baik dari segi susunan kalimat maupun tata bahasanya. Oleh karena itu dengan tangan terbuka saya menerima segala saran dan kritikan yang membangun dari para pembaca guna memperbaiki kedepannya. Akhir kata saya berharap semoga makalah ini dapat memberikan manfaat dan menambah pengetahuan serta pengalaman bagi pembaca sekalian. Atas perhatiannya saya ucapkan banyak terimakasih. Wassalamualaikum.warahmatullahi.wabarakatuh Jambi, 28 2021 iii Daftar Isi Contents

CAPÍTULO I -PRINCIPIOS GENERALES SUMARIO: 1236. Noción conceptual.-1237. Limitaciones a la propiedad privada en interés público y "medidas de policía de la propiedad privada". Diferencias. -1238. La terminología. "Limitaciones" y "restricciones y límites" al dominio.-1239. Su fundamento jurídico-positivo. Ley formal y acto administrativo. Nación y provincias.-1240. El artículo 2611 del Código Civil.-1241. Las dos categorías de "limitaciones" a la propiedad: en interés privado y en interés público. Cuándo se está en presencia de unas o de otras. Deslinde entre ellas.-1242. Trascendencia de la distinción entre limitaciones en interés "privado" y en interés "público": régimen jurídico; potestad para legislar respecto de ellas; jurisdicción en caso de contiendas.-1243. Clasificación de las "limitaciones a la propiedad privada en interés público". Mención de tales "limitaciones". Referencias a casos especiales.

Acta Linguistica Petropolitana. Vol. 18.1. P. 412–425, 2022

The Proto-Indo-European word for ‘salt’ has reflexes in all the main branches of the Indo-European languages with the exception of Anatolian. It can be reconstructed as a neuter l-stem: *séh₂-l, *sh₂-él-. A unique feature of this word is a stem-final element *d in some but not all branches of the family. Evidence for *d is found in Armenian, Germanic, Italic, and Balto-Slavic, with a possible further trace in Indo-Iranian. Since *-d- cannot be explained as an independent innovation that occurred in each branch, this formant was most likely an integral part of the late Proto-Indo-European paradigm of the word for ‘salt’. In this paper, I propose that Late PIE *sh₂éld continues the Indo-Anatolian instrumental singular form *sh₂élt which came to be used as a subject marker when the protolanguage switched from ergative to nominative alignment. The attested word-final *‑d is the result of a phonetic shift *‑t > *‑d that happened after the Anatolian languages had split off. The final *-d of *sʕald was lost in Tocharian and Greek, and was reanalyzed as part of the stem in other branches.

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IRJET, 2023

Agriculture is world's largest sector where millions and trillions of people do farming for their Daly Live hood. world's largest population use to do farming for earning money. To fulfill the daily needs of people, farmers have to increase the crop productivity, amount of production and many more improvements. For that numbers of researchers and innovators are doing too many innovations in agricultural automation system. Day by day they all are improving the existing systems to increase the productivity. They all are making smart changes in agricultural equipment's. As compare to other countries India is facing different kind of problem's, 58% of Indian population use to do farming as a primary source of live hood and it plays vital role in Indian economy. Where 20% of Indian farmers live below poverty line and they can't afford smart systems in their farms. Because of this we have created low-cost solution for farmer. We have created a smart customized agriculture pesticide sprayer robot with multifunctionality approach using advance ARM Dule core processor. We can operate this robot by using customized regional language application to help illiterate farmers and farm workers. Our system support multifunctionality like, pesticide sprayer, weed cutter, seed sowing, drip irrigation and night vision lamps.

Resumo: Eu examino cada meandro do esforço de Aristóteles identificar vários usos de termos filosóficos essenciais em sua Metafísica, V.9-17.

Skills are the attributes that help workers adapt to new jobs, overcome obstacles, develop productive relationships with their co-workers and supervisors and thrive in the workplace. A skill mismatch survey carried out by the Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) and published revealed that many corporate bodies are establishing academies to retrain fresh graduates so as to make them suitable for the roles they are appointed to. In the recent crisis of rising youth unemployment, policy makers and researchers suggested the strengthening of vocational training to facilitate school-to-work transitions and to lower youth unemployment rates (Zimmermann et al., 2013).

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At the Lisbon European Council (March 2000), the governments representatives set a fundamental objective for the EU, to be accomplished until 2010: to become “the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world, capable of sustained economic growth with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion”. A central element of this strategy is lifelong learning, not only to competitiveness and employability, but also to social inclusion, active citizenship and personal developmen. In a Communication from the European Commission, adopted on November 21, 2001, it is formulated the common goal of a European Area of Lifelong Learning. Its aim is ”to empower citizens to move freely between learning settings, jobs, regions and countries, making the most of their knowledge and competences, and to meet the goals and ambitions of the European Union and the candidate countries to be more prosperous, inclusive, tolerant and democratic”. The achievement of this goal demands the e...