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Item type:Item, O regime fabril-artesanal de violas paulistas(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-05) ;Brito, Rainer Miranda ;Morawska Vianna, Catarina ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2245801371286766https://lattes.cnpq.br/8325254077333987How a brazilian viola come to its existence inside an artisan and manufacture environment? The materials allocated in such environment of craft arrange under specific conditions variable routes for one task: the precise and risky establishment of material compatibility degrees in each technical circumstance. When contouring the artisan and manufacture environment the object viola refracts the discourses about its existence in favor of the resources which assure its well defined boundaries. Whatever the discourses about the web-frames of that craft surrounding, it is through its functional inboard where the technical activity exposes its irreducibles: the technically articulated resources. A craft environment from Sao Paulo’s countryside thus assign to this research a problem of Comparative Technology, limiting this research to a focal descriptive procedure as a methodological experiment guided by rhytms of construction and repair of brazilian violas inside the craft environment – as far stand its instruments, tools, machinery and products. The frame of this Comparative Technology study is the processes of internal compatibility of a craft environment: the object viola is a process, a topical serie able to reconfiguration.Item type:Item, Homo/transexualidades e família: uma análise a partir do 1º "Grupo de pais de homossexuais" do município de Sorocaba(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-06) ;Nascimento, Rogéria Fernandes do ;Garcia, Marcos Roberto Vieira ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/3911188481669270https://lattes.cnpq.br/2086776638534111The research is linked with the Education StrictuSensu Post-Graduation Program of UFSCar – Sorocaba and started with the participation in a group of homosexual/transgenderparents that used to arrange meetings of mutual help to fight against homophobia in the family context, the GPH, that has been established as a public policy in Sorocaba-SP since April/2013. The investigation was takento find out the limits and possibilities of this homophobia combat space through the presentation and analysis of categories and social conventions that merge there. From the theoretical field of gender and post-structuralistsexuality, it was sought to investigate the relations between families and homosexual/transgender, particularly the lives of the parents with the objective of comprehending and integrating their children. Because learning and investigating this relationship space is a process that cannot be measured to quantifiable variables, this research is qualitative. The methodological work was accomplished through the bibliographical research of documents and field studies, using the following procedures: documental analysis, interviews, prioritizing the participating observation and speech quantitative analysis in the perspective of events that took place in the maternity. The most difficult elements of this journey is the binary speech inheritance – man/woman, male/female, straight/homo – produced and reproduced daily inside the homophobic speech as in those that in some way are favorable to gender diversity and sexual orientation. The difficulties felt and supposedly faced by the GPH parents and the categories and social conventions mobilized in this journey were considered to be linked to differences built – social and culturally – translated in power relationships that rank gender, rendering inferior all forms that do not correspond to the linearity of sex, gender, desire and sexual practice. The implementation and participation at the GPH Sorocaba shown, not only the strength of heteronormativity, but also that the different fugitive form of being and living the genders and sexualities, generally not accepted but tolerated, highlighting that there is no social convention detachment in this context. At the same time, the attribution of new senses, the questioning of built “truths” that, for a long time, were naturalized and reproduced by these LGBT parents shows that public policies aimed to homophobic confrontation in family context have an important role to mitigate it.Item type:Item, "Fotoquímica “verde”: desenvolvimento de complexos de metais de transição luminescentes para ativação de oxigênio singleto e a sua aplicação na desinfecção de água contaminada com microorganismos patogênicos (Escherichia Coli e Enterococcus Faecalis)”(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-06) ;Maia, Paulo José de Sousa ;Carlos, Rose Maria ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1589143355309943https://lattes.cnpq.br/7563056909720108Green Photochemistry: Development of transition metal complexes for activation of luminescent singlet oxygen and its application in the disinfection of wastewaters contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms (Escherichia coli and Enterococcus faecalis). The development of the perylenes derivatives complexes Ru (II) and Re (I) has received increasing attention in energy transfer. Here in we investigated, the synthesis, characterization, energy transfer studies and biological testing of three complexes of Ru (II) and Re (I) cis-RuCl2(PDI1)2, cis-RuCl2(1,10- phen)(PDI1 ), fac-[Re(CO)3(PDI1)Br] and [Ru(1,10-phen)2(PDI2)]2+. The complexes are simple and stable preparation of both solid as well as DMSO solution (in the absence and presence of light) and are resistant to hydrolysis at pH 4 to 8. All compounds were characterized by 1H NMR, IV, elemental analysis and theoretical calculations whose results were consistent with the proposed structural. The complexes exhibit intense absorption in the visible region (500 nm, ε = 20,000 mol-1Lcm-1) and an intense band emission around 600nm, long emission lifetime 500 nsec and a small Stokes shift (600 cm-1), consistent with the rigid structure of the perylene chromophore. We observed that some complexes have paramagnetism ability in the ground state and both solution and on solid medium which was confirmed by RPE and theoretical calculation. These complexes were not able to produce photochemical 1O2. However, [Ru(1,10-phen)2(PDI2)]2+ presented photochemical generation of 1O2 dissolved in methanol, ethanol, acetone and acetonitrile and quantum yield of the formation of this species (Φ1O2) in order 0.30. Thus, we immobilize this complex on silica gel functionalized with aminopropyl group and it produced 1O2 with Φ1O2 around 0.20. The ability microbicide of these complexes were tested against the yeast Candida and values obtained show they are toxic for these microorganisms. These results lead us to believe that the complex can act on wastewater treatment.Item type:Item, ScrumUX: uma abordagem para integrar design de interação do usuário ao processo Scrum(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-10) ;Choma, Joelma ;Zaina, Luciana Aparecida Martinez ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/0192085115595443https://lattes.cnpq.br/0295224635404422Agile development principles ensure that continuous attention to technical excellence combined with a good design contributes to increased agility ensuring products with higher quality. Usability is one of the quality attributes, and is related to making the experience enjoyable user through an efficient and intuitive interface design. Agile methods are committed to deliver valuable software to the satisfaction of the customer. At times, they deliver only the utility, without covering aspects of usability. Design solutions providing greater usability and more appropriate to the users’ context is the main concern of the Interaction Design (IxD). The IxD is based on user-centered design, which takes into account the users needs and wants, aiming to promote interaction more enjoyable experience. In recent years, the attention in integrating user-centered design practices into agile methodologies has increased. However, a very limited number of contributions have addressed the integration into a broader level, gathering practices and providing guidance to the organization of work within a software development roadmap. This dissertation presents an approach to integrate user interaction design into Scrum process through activities and artifacts. In the first stage of the study, a literature study was performed to determine possible strategies for integrating IxD into Scrum process. Furthermore, an action research approach was applied to define and evaluate the artifacts that would support the ScrumUX integration approach, closely with the professionals in the software development industry. In the second stage, an experimental study was carried out to evaluate the proposed ScrumUX integration compared to traditional Scrum approach. The experiment was carried out in an academic context, in which nineteen students divided into five teams worked in software development projects, in the ERP systems domain. Statistical tests confirmed a significant difference between the experimental and control groups, noting that the teams who used the ScrumUX approach produced software with better degree of usability in the task support perspective, considering ERP systems’ users opinion.Item type:Item, Avaliação da potencialidade do uso de hidrogéis poliméricos na terapeutica de leishmaniose cutânea(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-10) ;Silva, Vanessa Bezerra da ;Silva, Caio Marcio Paranhos da ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/7793686262868668https://lattes.cnpq.br/1145646563114694Poly(vinyl alcohol) - PVA is a high hydrophilic semicrystalline polymer which has excellent properties such as good chemical resistance and high biodegradability and biocompatibility. Due to its semi-crystalline nature, crystalline domains, under controlled conditions, may act as physical crosslinking points, while maintaining the integrity of the structure under swelling. This feature makes PVA hydrogels promising for the development of drug, or other bioactive substances, delivery systems. Another interesting feature of this kind of hydrogels is the ability to form high stable network from crystalline domains formed through freezing and thawing cycles. This method shows the formation of crystallites which act as physical crosslinks while maintaining the insolubility of the material in water. Recently many studies show the use of nanostructures to improve mechanics properties and diffusional behavior of small molecules. Paromomycin is an aminoglycoside antibiotic widely used for cutaneous leishmaniasis therapeutics in Brazil. In the last years some studies have revealed that the patience adhesion to the treatments of cutaneous leishmaniasis with ointments form is low. Therefore hydrogels are an interesting alternative to the ointment forms. As the main objective of this work was the preparation and characterization of poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogels containing sepiolite nanoparticles for the preliminary feasibility of using as controlled release system for paromomycin, hydrogels were prepared by cryogelation process. This ensures the formation of the hydrogel, as long as the crystalline domains formed during the PVA cycles act as crosslinking points, allowing the membranes water transport measurements of the drug in the presence of sepiolite. In this investigation membranes were characterized by differential calorimetry, thermogravimetry and X-ray diffraction. Furthermore polymer retention, swelling in simulated body fluid, hemocompatibility and drug delivery were studied to establish structure-properties correlations. The results show that cryogelation cycles significantly alter the swelling of the membranes; interactions polymer-nanoparticle increases the rigidity of the amorphous phase. Comparing to pure PVA hydrogels, in nanocomposites hydrogels the hemolysis decreased. Increasing the percentage of nanoparticles the membrane crystallinity decreases. The samples degradation profile, the thermal stability and drug delivery profile are not modified by the amount of nanoparticles incorporated.Item type:Item, Descrição linguística da complementaridade para a sumarização automática multidocumento(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-11) ;Souza, Jackson Wilke da Cruz ;Di Felippo, Ariani ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/8648412103197455https://lattes.cnpq.br/0019187301069627Automatic Multidocument Summarizarion (AMS) is a computational alternative to process the large quantity of information available online. In AMS, we try to automatically generate a single coherent and cohesive summary from a set of documents which have same subject, each these documents are originate from different sources. Furthermore, some methods of AMS select the most important information from the collection to compose the summary. The selection of main content sometimes requires the identification of redundancy, complementarity and contradiction, characterized by being the multidocument phenomena. The identification of complementarity, in particular, is relevant inasmuch as some information may be selected to the summary as a complement of another information that was already selected, ensuring more coherence and most informative. Some AMS methods to condense the content of the documents based on the identification of relations from the Cross-document Structure Theory (CST), which is established between sentences of different documents. These relationships (for example Historical background) capture the phenomenon of complementarity. Automatic detection of these relationships is often made based on lexical similarity between a pair of sentences, since research on AMS not count on studies that have characterized the phenomenon and show other relevant linguistic strategies to automatically detect the complementarity. In this work, we present the linguistic description of complementarity based on corpus. In addition, we elaborate the characteristics of this phenomenon in attributes that support the automatic identification. As a result, we obtained sets of rules that demonstrate the most relevant attributes for complementary CST relations (Historical background, Follow-up and Elaboration) and its types (temporal and timeless) complementarity. According this, we hope to contribute to the Descriptive Linguistics, with survey-based corpus of linguistic characteristics of this phenomenon, as of Automatic Processing of Natural Languages, by means of rules that can support the automatic identification of CST relations and types complementarity.Item type:Item, Modelos de distribuição potencial em escala fina: metodologia de validação em campo e aplicação para espécies arbóreas(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-11) ;Ferreira, Larissa Campos ;Koch, Ingrid ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4839123900255164https://lattes.cnpq.br/4405068683188766Some conservation actions require the knowledge of the geographical distribution of species, however, this knowledge is far from being achieved for most species. The species distribution models (SDMs) have proved a useful tool to predict the distribution of species and guide field research to find new records. The SDMs using field data occurrence and environmental variables to indicate potential sites for the occurrence of a species. The quality and quantity of the data used are important to a successful result prediction models and application to conservation. The choice of environmental data and the algorithm and their settings are important for the development of models, the choice of these variables have directly influences to the quality of the models. Another very important step in modeling is the quality assessment and validation of the model, is that it may decrease the risk of accepting as true models with gross errors. The objective of this study is to evaluate the applicability of models generated by MaxEnt to find new populations of plants considering different data configurations used. For this, considering that the field validation is the most appropriate in the literature, but the most costly, the first chapter proposes a validation methodology of the models as easy application field. The methodology was able to find new records in the field, therefore, indicated for the validation of models. In the second chapter, knowing of the existence of a wide variety of variables that influence the performance of the models, the aim was to test the influence of the sample size, the spatial bias, the set of climate data and settings available for the MaxEnt algorithm in the areas of prediction potential distribution. The results demonstrated that the use of sampling and climate data restricted to the limit of the study area and also the use of soil data generate more accurate models.Item type:Item, Comunicação direta entre dispositivos usando o modelo centrado em conteúdo(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-13) ;Floôr, Igor Maldonado ;Guardia, Hélio Crestana ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1780902767520967https://lattes.cnpq.br/7249911216451516The popularization of mobile devices capable of communicating via wireless network technologies allows us to consider different scenarios in which these devices may autonomously interact with each other. The envisioned communications would occur in a P2P fashion, as each device could simultaneously provide and consume services. A mechanism for dynamically discovering nearby devices and the available services would be necessary. Although a few existing applications already provide the direct interaction among devices they are purpose-specific and rely on pre-configured information for identifying other devices. A service-oriented architecture (SOA), based on HTTP requests and the REST or SOAP protocols, is commonly used in this type of communication. However, automatically finding available known services is still challenging. Service discovery is usually based exclusively on service name, which is not very flexible. This work proposes a new model for the direct interaction between computing devices. In an attempt to facilitate service discovery and selection we propose a content centric model in which interactions are defined according to an object’s type and the action to be applied to it. The proposed approach can workatop of existing discovery protocols, based on extensible metadata fields and on existing service data. Our proposal is evaluated according to i) the viability of direct communication between nearby devices, even when carried by users or associated to vehicles; ii) the proposed service discovery and matching using the content centric approach; iii) the effectiveness of a middleware to support the development of generic applications for direct device communication. Simulation results show our proposed model is viable. A preliminary implementation of the middleware was also evaluated and the results show that spontaneous, opportunistic, service-based interactions among devices can be achieved for different types of services.Item type:Item, Desenvolvimento e capacidades estatais : um estudo de caso dos pequenos municípios da região de São Carlos(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-13) ;Moretti, Daniel Profiti ;Cepêda, Vera Alves ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4917331423373631https://lattes.cnpq.br/3844195569220628The object of this work was to develop a panel about the installed institutional capacity in the municipalities of Ribeirão Bonito and Dourado – State of São Paulo, while characterized as small municipalities around an important country development center, the city of São Carlos. Therefore, it was made an analysis starting from the polysemic concept of Development, dissociating it from a mere economic growth, but adding to it the New-Developmentalism characteristics experienced in Brazil from the XXI century forth related to income distribution policies and popular empowerment. After that, it explains the difference between this phase and the nationaldevelopmentalism era of the second half of the XX century, when the logic of development was mostly an economic subject. Leather then go to an analysis of the characteristics of the state capacities required to this State in order to understand how this can promote the development of remote or small communities and devoid of endogenous possibilities for social transformation. It concludes with the presentation of a diagnosis of the State presence in these cities, in order to demonstrate how the regional public university, understood as an entity of the federal State, can contribute greatly to the training of agents of those communities in order to promote the development of their territories.Item type:Item, Desenvolvimento e aplicação de um fotômetro/fluorímetro microcontrolado à base de LED RGB para a determinação de espécies de interesse analítico(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-13) ;Guerreiro, Thiago Brito ;Fatibello Filho, Orlando ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/9859737944357808https://lattes.cnpq.br/4678967713981107In this work, a photometer/fluorometer micro-controlled (P2FM) multifunctional, portable, communicated by USB 2.0, robust, easy handling and with low consumption of energy was developed. The P2FM was built using a micro-controlled (PIC-18F2455) as central unit of process (CPU), two tricolors LEDs (470, 528, 621 nm) as source of radiation, a multichannel sensor (TCS3200) and the management program wrote in Visual Studio. One of the two LED was used as radiation source for photometric mode. The TCS-3200 is a multichannel sensor with four photosensitive tracks: 480, 540, 750 e 830 nm, being that selection of track is performed by program controlled. The management program operates sending functions for microcontroller, record of dates and storage of signal (*.txt) through of USB port 2.0 (5.0 VCC, 300 mA). The P2FM is compact, with 3.5 cm × 7.0 cm × 8.5 cm size and 159.4 g of weight, considered as a portable device. In the program is selected of function mode: photometer or fluorimeter. In the analytic performance test by photometric mode, were used three solutions amaranth (AM), blue light (AB) and tartrazine (TT). The detection limits obtained were 1.6 × 10−7, 5.4 × 10−7 e 1.9 × 10−6 mol L−1 for AM, AB and TT, respectively. The quantification limits obtained were 4.8 × 10−7, 1.6 × 10−6 e 5.9 × 10−6 mol L−1 for AM, AB and TT, respectively. The correlation coefficients were AM = 0.997, AB = 0.975 and TT = 0.994. The analytic performance for fluorometric mode was carried using in both fluorescein (FL) and Rodamine 6G (R6G) solutions, were obtained a detection limit of 8.3 × 10−8 and 4.79 × 10−8 mol L−1, respectively for FL and R6G. The correlations coefficients were 0.997 for FL and 0.999 for R6G. Also, the proposed device was successfully used to sulphite determination in drinks, total hardness in water, determination of stability constant and study of stoichiometry of a chromogenic complex, aiming to show any applications of photometer/fluorimeter. The constant of formation obtained was 5.04 × 1018 is concordant with that presented in previous reports 6.2 × 1018. In sulphite determinations on eight samples of drinks, the paired studen’s t-test showed that reference method and photometric method using P2FM was 0.66 times smaller than critic value (2.36, α = 0.05). The total hardness in water was determined by fluorometric method, being that the P2FM showed best sensibility 8.94 × 106 that a determination using the RF5301/PC spectrofluorometer. The paired studen’s t-test (α = 0.05) no showed significant differences, calculated t (0.36) small than tabulated t (2.01).Item type:Item, ObasCId : uma abordagem ontologicamente fundamentada para EROA(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-17) ;Parreira Júnior, Paulo Afonso ;Penteado, Rosângela Aparecida Dellosso ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4061946080136286https://lattes.cnpq.br/4567261968633725A software concern may be defined as a set of requirements related to the same purpose. A CrossCutting Concern (CCC) (or Early-Aspect) is a concern whose requirements cutacross other concern requirements and the inadequate modularization of this type of concern may hinder the software development and evolution. The Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering (AORE) area provides more appropriate strategies for CCC identification, representation and composition. A commonly reported issue on AORE approaches is the low effectiveness provided by them, regarding to the concern identification and classification. This is due to two main causes: (i) the lack of a broader understanding about software concerns domain; and (ii) the lack of appropriate resources to support software engineers during the identification and classification of software concerns. This work aims to mitigate the reported issue by dealing with its main causes. To do this, we present: (i) a reference ontology for software concerns domain, called O4C (Ontology for Concerns), that aims to make clear and precise the description of the elements of this domain; (ii) an ontologically-based AORE approach, called ObasCId (Ontologically-based Concern Identification); and (iii) a computational tool, called OBasCId-Tool, that automates some activities of the ObasCId approach. The evaluation of the proposed approach and its computational support was carried out through experimental studies, in order to verify the effectiveness and efficiency of these research products regarding to concern identification and classification. The results indicate the ObasCId approach may contribute positively to the recall of software concerns without harming the precision and the execution time of the approach. Regarding to the ObasCId- Tool, it has been considered approved by its users, regarding to its usefulness and easeof- use features.Item type:Item, Máquinas de classificação para detectar polaridade de mensagens de texto em redes sociais(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-18) ;Von Lochter, Johannes ;Almeida, Tiago Agostinho de ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/5368680512020633https://lattes.cnpq.br/8704682239077456The popularity of social networks have attracted attention of companies. The growing amount of connected users and messages posted per day make these environments fruitful to detect needs, tendencies, opinions, and other interesting information that can feed marketing and sales departments. However, the most social networks impose size limit to messages, which lead users to compact them by using abbreviations, slangs, and symbols. Recent works in literature have reported advances in minimizing the impact created by noisy messages in text categorization tasks by means of semantic dictionaries and ontology models. They are used to normalize and expand short and messy text messages before using them with a machine learning approach. In this way, we have proposed an ensemble of machine learning methods and natural language processing techniques to find the best way to combine text processing approaches with classification methods to automatically detect opinion in short english text messages. Our experiments were diligently designed to ensure statistically sound results, which indicate that the proposed system has achieved a performance higher than the individual established classifiers.Item type:Item, Shoulder Impingement : Short-term effects of a thoracic spine manipulation and a systematic review of physical therapy strategies(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-18) ;Haik, Melina Nevoeiro ;Camargo, Paula Rezende ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/7602596349127054https://lattes.cnpq.br/8240155487619947Background: Shoulder impingement syndrome (SIS) is a common cause of shoulder pain complains and numerous treatment strategies are available in the clinic. Questions remain regarding the effects of Thoracic Spinal Manipulation (TSM) on SIS and concerning the efficacy of available techniques on the treatment of this population. Objectives: In a clinical trial, the objective was to evaluate short-term effects of a TSM on pain, function, scapular kinematics and scapular muscle activity in individuals with SIS. In a systematic review, the objective was to summarize current evidence regarding effectiveness of physical therapy to improve pain, function and range of motion in this population. Methods: In the clinical trial, participants were randomly allocated to TSM group (n=30) or sham-TSM group (n=31) and attended 2 intervention sessions over a 1-week period. Shoulder pain, shoulder function (DASH and WORC questionnaires), scapular kinematics and scapular muscle activity were measured. A blinded assessor evaluated the outcomes at day 1, day 2-pre, day 2-post and day 3. In the review, Pubmed, Web of Science, CINAHL Cochrane, Embase, Lilacs, Ibecs and Scielo databases were searched up to April 2015. Randomized controlled trials investigating different modalities of physical therapy in the treatment of patients with SIS on pain, function/disability or range of motion were included. Results: In the clinical trial, TSM group improved pain (1.1 points) and tended to improve function (5.0 points on WORC) over the sham-TSM group after 2 intervention sessions. Scapular upward rotation increased 4.0°, 5.3° and 3.3° at day 2-pre, day 2-post and day 3, respectively, in the TSM group during lowering of the arm. Changes in scapular internal rotation and tilt were not different between groups. Upper and lower trapezius activity decreased in the TSM group and both groups, respectively, during elevation and lowering of the arm. Serratus anterior activity increased in the sham-TSM group. In the review, sixty-two RCTs were included. The majority had a low to moderate risk of bias. Exercise therapy provided high evidence of improvements to the treatment in the short, mid or long-term. Dynamic humeral centering, proprioceptive exercises and manual therapy associated with conventional exercises enhance the improvements in the short-term. Low-level laser, ultrasound, pulsed electromagnetic field and kinesio taping provided moderate and high evidence level towards no benefits to the treatment of SIS. Microwave diathermy, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation and isolated manual therapy or acupuncture provided limited evidence of benefits. Conclusion: TSM may be worthy to achieve short-term reduction of shoulder pain, increase of scapular upward rotation and decrease of upper trapezius activity facilitating the application of other movement-based interventions in individuals with SIS. Exercise therapy should be used as the first choice to improve pain, function and range of motion, and the association of manual therapy should be the best choice to accelerate symptoms decrease and progress exercise therapy quickly. Low-level laser therapy, ultrasound, pulsed electromagnetic field and kinesio taping do not provide significant effects to the therapy and therefore could be avoided. More studies are necessary to improve evidence concerning effects of diacutaneous fibrolysis, microwave diathermy, transcutaneous electrical stimulation, acupuncture and isolated manual therapy techniques in the treatment of SIS.Item type:Item, A relação entre subjetividade e transcendência : a luta contra o psicologismo nas investigações lógicas(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-19) ;Alves, Tayrone Barbosa Justino ;Ferraz Neto, Bento Prado de Almeida ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/0084436724293824https://lattes.cnpq.br/5257056481571479The aim of this work is to clarify the problematic relationship between subjectivity and transcendence in the Logical Investigations of Edmund Husserl. To this end, we draw a genesis of this problem, from the period prior of this work in question, until the end of his explicitness on Prolegomena. Such problematic relationship arises in Husserl combat against the psychologists conceptions of the end of sec. XIX, and, we sustain, is the biggest concern of this author throughout the course of the Investigations. What we will show in our work is how at the end of refutation of psychologism, is left to Husserl explain how can subjectivity and transcendence get in relation, since Prolegomena put such instances as separate natures, the legacy problem to the rest of the Investigations is to show how an act of judgment, which is a subjective experience, the subject enters into a relationship with the object judged by this act, the instance that transcends such subjectivity. The Husserl's answer is to present a discipline, phenomenology, which seeks to describe within the subjective, in the experiences of knowledge, the essence of the modes this subjective dimension refer to objects that transcend itself. We will explain how even after denying psychologist attempt, such a notion operates negatively throughout elaboration of the phenomenological method, that is, the phenomenology is as an overcoming of psychologism, in its most fundamental flaws.Item type:Item, Detecção de novidades em aparelhos eletrônicos através do monitoramento do consumo de energia(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-19) ;Luz, Thamires de Campos ;Almeida, Tiago Agostinho de ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/5368680512020633 ;Verdi, Fábio Lucianohttps://lattes.cnpq.br/9143186843657940Electricity in Brazil is mostly generated by hydroelectric plants that depend on the volume of water in their reservoirs. Due to the fact that rainfall is decreasing, other methods with higher costs to generate energy are required. These costs are passed to users, increasing the energy bill. Futhermore, the wasting of energy and overconsumption also contribute to increase the energy bill. At the same time, the wasting of energy are not noticed by the user. To avoid such wasting, an alert could be sent as soon as an anomalous event is detected. In this way, we propose a system that sends an alert of any novelty detection in energy consumption through the analysis of the methods Sliding Window, Exponentially Weighted Moving Averages, Clustering, Average per Circle, Average per Stage, Gauss Distribution and Self-Organizing Novelty Detection. Results demonstrate that the methods evaluated are efficient in real time detection of novelties, presenting 90% of accuracy and 10% of recall, besides a low delay to send the alert.Item type:Item, Cuidado à saúde na gestação : saberes e práticas populares de gestantes participantes de ação educativa em unidade de saúde da família em Piracicaba-SP(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-19) ;Souza, Regina Machado de ;Montrone, Aida Victoria Garcia ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/9011731777978672https://lattes.cnpq.br/7265096773153177The Health care is characterised as a social practice – where the people who learn and teach – influenced from values and culture, that vary according to the social groups and the family, economic and social system. In the pregnancy, the woman experiences several changes, becoming a propitiated period for restructuration, including the way that she cares about her health. The objective of this research is the understanding of the meanings of the popular practical’s and knowledge of the pregnancy’s health, starting from the perspective of the pregnant women that attended an educational action at a Unit of Family’s Health (USF) from Piracicaba. This is a research with a qualitative approach and inspired in the assumptions of the participative observation, having as collaborators, five pregnant women, whose made part in the course offered in the USF São Francisco, in which the researcher was inserted. The database collection occurred in the period of October 2014 to July 2015 and involved chat groups and interviews in depth, that were recorded and reproduced. The analysis of the data were based in the Thematic Analysis. For the collaborators, the health is related to the wellbeing and self-care, involving physical, emotional and psychological aspects. The pregnancy was described as like a magic moment, a momento of joy, grace and achievements, but scary in the beginning involving adaptation and difficult moments. They felt more sensitive, anxious, with intense emotions, ambiguous and unsteady. As positive points, they have mentioned the interaction with the baby and a better treatment received form the Family and the unfamiliar. Among the practices considered positives, appeared healthy food and water intake; physical exercises; prenatal, tests and vaccines; rest. The practices considered damaging, were to be nervous; marital fights; excessive physical attempts; consumption of alcohol, cigarettes and/or drugs. Although they praise healthy food, the food culture and the habits dominated and the collaborators claimed that ate what they felt like eating. The main highlighted discomforts were sickness and nausea; pain in the legs, backache and headache; low pressure and difficulty to sleep. Among the practices to minimize, were to be more selective in what to eat, be alone, lay down, put the feet up, breath, rest, find other positions to sleep. The majority avoided to use medicine during the pregnancy, perhaps they were afraid to prejudice the foetus, perhaps because of the side effects or even inefficiency. In relation to the educational processes related to the health care, the collaborators mentioned that learned with relatives (specially women), colleagues, experienced people, health professionals, sharing knowledge, through the intimacy, talks, warnings; lectures, lessons, courses and queries; internet research, mobile applicative and television programmes. When living the maternity, they claimed that they felt more mature, wise, responsible, more careful and also more kind and comprehensive with other people, noticing priority changes, in the way of thinking and facing the world and the problems, retrospection their values. This research, besides the investigation of the knowledge and popular practices, also clarified the form, with who and where the women learned and taught about the health care. Thus, we aim to bring contributions to the health and educational area, encouraging the popular education, the humanization, the dialogue and the shared construction of knowledge.Item type:Item, Modelo para o estímulo à criação de spin-offs acadêmicas baseado em ecossistemas empreendedores(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-20) ;Oliveira, Meire Ramalho de ;Torkomian, Ana Lúcia Vitalehttps://lattes.cnpq.br/7648082931441728This paper presents a model which aims to stimulate the creation of academic spin-offs by Brazilian Scientific and Technological Institutions (STI), based on experiences of the University of Georgia, University of California, Polytechnic University of Valencia and University of Porto - institutions with high rates of business creation and environment articulate entrepreneur. This model consists of a set of actions or activities that aim to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The research that led to the model took place in six stages: Characterization of North American Universities (Phase I); Ecosystem Analysis Entrepreneurs (Phase II); Research (Phase III); Development Model to Business Creation (Stage IV); Model Validation by Expert Panel (Stage V) and Settings (Stage VI). The first version of the model was based on the Babson Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Project, stimulus bill entrepreneurship, developed by Daniel Isenberg. The project unfolded in a model that shows that an environment to encourage entrepreneurship is not made up of only one element, but by a group of structures that working together strengthen this ecosystem. The initial model constructed by this research we used the six elements specified by Isenberg, namely: policies, financial resources, culture, supporting institutions, human capital and markets. The first version of the created model was then validated by the Expert Panel for Technical. The second version of the model, now validated - Model for Spin-offs Creation of Academic Based on Ecosystem Entrepreneurs - consists of three basic elements: the institutional arrangements, policies and entrepreneurial culture. The institutional arrangements are formed by agencies that facilitate technology development, the Technology Transfer Office (TTO), the Center for Entrepreneurship (CE), the Business School (BS), the Incubators and Science Parks (I / SP), the Junior Enterprise (EJ) and Entrepreneurs Network (RE). In addition to the institutional arrangements, the model is composed of other permeable layers, which are the policies that regulate the actions in this ecosystem and the entrepreneurial culture that disseminates the concept within the institution. Permeable layers are justified because they represent a border that information, knowledge and financial resources circulate between these elements that make up the entrepreneurial ecosystem and the external environment. And in that ecosystem also move new ventures. The model provides guidance in three of STI ripening stages: initial, intermediate and mature. The first STI fits into one of these stages and then uses the appropriate guidance to its stage.Item type:Item, Ipseidade e alteridade em Sartre(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-20) ;Bet, Luiz André Colonetti ;Marques, Silene Torres ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4822141288006918https://lattes.cnpq.br/2184314001556660This work aims, through an analysis of the Sartre’s pre-reflective cogito, verify how is implicit in the structures of the being-for-itself (consciousness) the presence to itself, the presence to the other (otherness) and the presence to the world. For this, will be explored some notions connected directly to the concept of consciousness, such as intentionality, human reality, image, ego, nihilation, being-in-itself, being-for-itself, being-for-other, among others, as well as how these concepts are engendered so arises, within the cogito itself, otherness and the world. In other words, how the circuit of ipseity, to say the very personhood, indicates the presence of the other and the world. For this, we shall discuss certain works of the early period of philosophical publications of Sartre, Situations I (especially the article on Husserl, titled A fundamental idea of phenomenology of Husserl: intentionality), The Transcendence of the Ego, The Imagination, The Imaginary and a few chapters of Being and Nothingness dealing with the issue which this study aims to investigate.Item type:Item, Uma análise do ensino de proporcionalidade no ensino fundamental : realidade e perspectivas(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-23) ;Silva, Davidson Moura Lopes ;Barros, Tomas Edson ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/5442017085057925https://lattes.cnpq.br/4153671674322010This work presents a new proposal of approach for proporcionality, whose focus is the Brazilian Elementary 7th grade student. This work is the record of a work of didactic engineeering that generated a sequence made by four didactic sessions. The main goal of this dissertation is to present ways for the student to determine, based on mathematical de_nitions, if two magnitudes are proportional and, in a_rmative case, if the relation is directly or inversely proportional. In order to do so, we propose the employment of a software called Geogebra as a teaching tool, to allow the integration with geometry, direct and inverse proportionality relations and practical experiments to assign a greater meaning to the presented content.Item type:Item, Análise das despesas de bens e serviços de educação e do desempenho escolar(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2015-11-24) ;Souza, Ricardo da Silva ;Figueiredo, Adelson Martins ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2582161065438214https://lattes.cnpq.br/1907887583854517The object of this research is to work was analyze the spending cof individuals that consume goods and educational services, and school performance. The comparison of these two quantities was motivated by the expectations created by individuals in the acquisition of the such good in relation to the pursuit of their economic product that according Buckhan and Hannun (2001), is defined by mobility, occupational status and income. The product happens from the evolution of the individual through the gain or technical, academic and knowledge improvement, based on theories such as human capital (Schultz, 1973), market segmentation (Doering and Piore, 1971) and reproduction (Bordieu, 1978). From the empirical theories surveyed by Pinheiro and Fontoura (2007), Carvalho and Kassouf (2008), Santana and Menezes (2008), among others, which analyzed characteristics of individual or the individual’s families such as gender, color, inclusion of elderly, the and size of families that have influenced the distribution of funds for allocation of expenses and, indirectly, the expectations. In this context, a model for the evaluation of these characteristics associated with per capita income over expenditure using data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey (POF) was built. The model showed that the characteristics affect the educational spendings. The POF data about the expenditure data were compared to the data of educational performance of the tests conducted by the National Institute for Research Studies (INEP) such as Prova Brasil and ENEM, by geography region. The data for this comparsion showed similarities between five of six possible comparisons in relation to the Brazil average. These similarities may indicate in order to answers that satisfy the expectations of the individuals about educational products